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Only Who is LULA 2026 stated that Daniela Lima had exposed Flávio Bolsonaro as a friend of militiamen. The author said that, in Rio, militias were equivalent to factions like the Comando Vermelho and the PCC. He also stated that Google searches for Flávio, militia, and Ana Clara had surged and that an old video of Flávio defending militiamen had resurfaced. The profile said that the so-called "Janones Army" was setting the conversation agenda, that Lula was leading the searches amid a breach of secrecy, and that a general had sent an audio message from the hospital with instructions about hashtags and engagement. Among the topics and hashtags mentioned were #TheArmyOfLulaHasReturned, #ExplainAnaClaraFlavio, and #LulaOpenedSecrecyFlavioGaveIn. The author linked the outrage to the allegation that the right-wing candidate was a friend of militiamen and requested that the post be shared. #Milícia #FlávioBolsonaro #CrimeOrganizado (translated)

Only Who is LULA 2026 claimed that Daniela Lima was part of the so-called Lula's Army and that, during a broadcast on Pulso, she was passing information from Janones to the public. According to the author, a general advised supporters not to watch Nicolas's video or generate views or interactions. He also recommended that they quickly skip unwanted content, claiming that the algorithm measured the time spent on the screen. The author stated that Janones was hospitalized but continued to define the topics under discussion, and that supporters understood and applied the strategy. He also listed themes and hashtags that, according to him, were circulating, including #TheArmyOfLulaIsBack, #WithLulaThereWillBeFreeBuses, #ExplainAnaClaraFlavio, #Vote13ForBolsaFamilia, #LulaOpenedSecrecyFlavioGaveIn, and #NoAmnestyForCoupists. He further mentioned Lula, Flávio, Felca, Felipe Neto, Fábio Porchat, Revelando, Acorda Nordeste, and Willer Tomaz. In the end, he argued that supporters should avoid interacting with content they rejected and share the strategy. #OExercitoDoLulaVoltou #LULAPELOBRASIL #SemAnistiaPraGolpista (translated)

The profile "Só Quem é LULA 2026" stated that, five days before the first round, a digital mobilization linked to André Janones had boosted Google searches for Flávio Bolsonaro, militias, and the Ana Clara case. According to the publication, a speech by Flávio in defense of militiamen had started circulating again, while the candidate's campaign tried to contain the fallout. The profile also said that Daniela Lima had presented information about the subject and that Lula was managing to set the agenda with favorable themes for his campaign. The publication stated that the most searched topic on Google regarding Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was the authorization to break his and his family's banking secrecy. It attributed the online mobilization to Janones and said that he had sent, from the hospital where he was admitted the day before, an audio directing postings about Lula's interview with SBT and the Ana Clara case. According to the profile, Janones intended to request discharge at 1:13 PM. The profile also mentioned hashtags and expressions about Lula, the Ana Clara case, free transportation, and Bolsa Família among the circulating topics, in addition to mentioning Felca, Felipe Neto, Fábio Porchat, and Willer Tomaz. It stated that Flávio's campaign had felt the impact of the digital mobilization. #LULAPELOBRASIL #OExercitoDoLulaVoltou #Voto13PeloBolsaFamilia (translated)

Only Who is LULA 2026 stated that Fábio Porchat had presented, on the Revealing program, allegations about relations between Flávio Bolsonaro and Antônio Carlos Camilo Antunes, known as Careca do INSS. According to the author, Antunes was identified by the Federal Police as the center of a scheme involving unauthorized deductions from pensions and had been imprisoned since September. The author also alleged that Lídia Mazelli, 61, appeared as responsible for 14 companies linked to Willer Tomaz, including one that was said to have acquired Richarlison's mansion. According to the report, when a reporter approached her, Mazelli claimed to work as a domestic worker at the location. According to the publication, Antunes's accountant handled the accounting for Flávio's law firm, managed by the accountant's sister, who had supposedly been recommended by Willer. The author stated that Willer defended the accountant in court and was being investigated for money laundering in the same scheme. The publication claimed that a helmet factory belonging to Flávio and his brother Carlos was registered at the same address in Águas Claras as at least 16 of Antunes's companies, and that Flávio was the master user of a company's account belonging to Willer. The author mentioned that there was no open investigation against Flávio regarding the case and requested that the content be shared. #FlávioBolsonaro #Corrupção #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Kriska Carvalho stated that, the day before, Janones' absence had left the left a bit lost, with several hashtags on the same topic being promoted at the same time. According to her, this scattered attention, could turn into spam, and weakened communication, while bolsonarism was also mobilizing hashtags and the left was divided among several. Carvalho said that creating many hashtags did not guarantee greater reach and advocated for organization, focus, and strategy. In the end, she requested that #Voto13PeloBolsaFamilia, #LulaAbriuSigiloFlavioArregou, and #BolsaFamiliaSoComLula be promoted, in addition to the phrase “THOSE WHO HAVE NOTHING TO HIDE HAVE NOTHING TO FEAR.” #BolsaFamiliaSoComLula #EsquerdaUnida #ComunicaçãoEfetiva #HashtagsEstratégicas (translated)

The profile Only Who is LULA 2026 released a report from “Revelando,” titled “Republic of Oranges,” with Fábio Porchat, and stated that lawyer Willer Tomaz would be close to Flávio. According to the profile, the Federal Police entered Tomaz's office and found a money counting machine and stacks of reais hidden in books. The author linked the lawyer to an investigation into unauthorized discounts on INSS pensions and claimed that the embezzled money was laundered through companies, third-party accounts, and real estate. It was also stated that Tomaz had moved almost 5 billion reais on betting sites in 2025 and that the Federal Police were investigating whether the platforms were used for money laundering. According to the publication, there were over two thousand deposits at Blaze, amounting to hundreds of millions, and a VIP manager had deactivated facial recognition to facilitate operations. The profile also mentioned that Flávio denied any connection beyond friendship with Tomaz, but that the Federal Police had found in the lawyer's iCloud a registration of Flávio as a master user of Alcazar Holdings, with elevated access to financial management. According to the author, the Federal Police assessed that this data supported the hypothesis of actual partnership participation. The profile requested that the publication be shared. #PolíciaFederal #Corrupção #Laranjas (translated)

Kriska Carvalho called on supporters to promote hashtags like #Vote13ForBolsaFamilia, #LulaOpenedSecrecyFlavioGaveIn, and #BolsaFamiliaOnlyWithLula, which she stated were among the trending topics. She also said that bolsonarism was making several hashtags gain traction and argued that her supporters should strengthen their own. #BolsaFamilia #Militância #LutaPolítica (translated)

Rick Azevedo stated that Lula, Lulinha, and the president's granddaughter had submitted their banking and telephone records to the Justice. According to him, Flávio remained silent, and Azevedo questioned what he might have to hide from the voters. #LulaAbriuSigiloFlavioArregou #Lula #Justiça #Transparência (translated)