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Sâmia Bomfim declared support for Lula, number 13, and said that the decision was a tribute to Paulo Gustavo and the more than 700 thousand lives lost in the pandemic, while, according to her, the president laughed and mocked. She stated that they would not forget these deaths. https://t.co/XyfoBsglBD #Lula13 #Justiça #Memória (translated)

Nísia Trindade stated that the memory of those who lost loved ones should not be forgotten. Commenting on Dona Déa Lúcia's testimony, she said it represented thousands of Brazilian mothers and families who, according to her, lost children amid negligence and delays in vaccination. Trindade stated that Paulo Gustavo was a victim of a period marked by disregard and lack of empathy for human life and advocated that public health, science, and life should be priorities. She also said that we should not return to that period and that vaccines save lives. #NisiaTrindade #PauloGustavo #DonaDea #SaudePublica #DefesaDoSUS https://t.co/Cml9NNRqWP #SaudePublica #VacinaSalvaVidas #Memoria (translated)

The Fandoms Com Lula profile stated that the mobilization was already among the most talked-about topics on X and asked people to continue sharing reports, complaints, articles, and stories of those who lived through the COVID-19 pandemic. It also encouraged sharing on TikTok, Kwai, Facebook, and WhatsApp statuses to reach more people. The profile said that the mobilization aimed to show what happened and to prevent it from being forgotten. #COVID19 #MemóriaColetiva #Mobilização (translated)

Jandira Feghali said she would vote for Lula, number 13, in memory of Paulo Gustavo. She advocated for a future that respects the lives of every Brazilian and Brazilian woman and shows empathy for the families of the 700,000 people who died during the covid-19 pandemic, stating that life should always come first. https://t.co/IaYBN1JpNk #Memória #Empatia #Vida (translated)

Janoninho stated that Paulo Gustavo could still be alive if the vaccine had arrived on time and said that Covid-19 took his life. The author also accused Jair Bolsonaro of laughing at the pandemic while families mourned their dead. He argued that Brazil should not repeat what he called a period of negligence, insensitivity, and regression, and said that the memory of Paulo Gustavo and other victims should inspire a future of respect for life. #ElesPoderiamEstarVivos #VacinaJá #Memória #Justiça (translated)

Jandira Feghali said that her vote was a tribute to the memory of Paulo Gustavo and a choice for a future that respected life and showed empathy for the families of the 700,000 people who died during the COVID-19 pandemic. She stated that life should always come first and declared her support for Lula, number 13. https://t.co/fXsLg866M1 #Memória #Empatia #Voto (translated)

Dan Pimpão wrote that Dona Déa, in a statement she described as moving, recalled the pain of losing Paulo Gustavo and other people who, according to him, could be alive if it weren't for Bolsonaro's irresponsibility, cruelty, and negligence. https://t.co/WSMklsTp6K #Luto #Memória #Justiça (translated)

Lula stated that Paulo Gustavo could still be alive if the vaccine had arrived in time and attributed his death to COVID-19. He said that while families mourned the victims, Bolsonaro laughed at the pandemic. Lula also declared that Brazil should not revive the neglect, insensitivity, and regression of that period and stated that the memory of Paulo Gustavo and other victims should inspire the choice of a future that respects life. He invited the public to watch the full video on YouTube. https://t.co/gkz1ff6JcC #COVID19 #Vacina #Brasil (translated)

Fandoms With Lula stated that more than 700 thousand Brazilians died during the covid-19 pandemic and mentioned the delay in vaccine purchases, the oxygen crisis in Manaus, and the minimization of the disease, referred to as "a little flu." The page asked people to share accounts of what they experienced during that time, using the phrase "THEY WANT YOU TO FORGET" and tagging the profile. #Pandemia #COVID19 #Memórias (translated)

The author recalled that, on a day like this in 1945, the Francoist dictatorship arrested Cristino García, whom he described as a communist guerrilla and National Hero of France for his fight against the Nazis. He added that García had returned to Spain to clandestinely combat the regime and was tortured and shot months later. https://t.co/uKuxKIf9z8 #historia #memoriahistórica #derechoshumanos #ES #FR #DE (translated)

Mostro shared a video of Matteo at the Memory march in Capo d’Orlando, during the passage of the shroud with the names of the children from Gaza. He wrote that there was nothing to summarize or add and invited everyone to listen to the full speech, hoping that someone could learn from it. #piccoligiganti https://t.co/tan4cAnhN6 #Memoria #Gaza #DirittiUmani (translated)

The people have a very good memory. And they will remember who voted against tenant protection, against the reduction of evictions, and against limiting speculative home purchases; and in favor of rent-seeking and the disempowerment of the most vulnerable. We will see the result at the polls. (translated)

The author wrote that a memorandum from the State Attorney’s Office, filed with the Council of State to defend the Customs Agency, indicated Italy's involvement in a "fragmented and hybrid world war," despite the government having denied it in Parliament. #Giustizia #Governo #Politica #IT (translated)

The article recalls the history of the 2,895 children evacuated to the USSR during the Spanish Civil War and the importance of the Spanish Center in Moscow, which has preserved their memory and legacy for 80 years, seeking to prevent similar tragedies from happening in the future. #NiñosDeLaGuerra #MemoriaHistórica #ExilioEspañol (translated)

The recent suspension of the voting rights by the Supreme Court for grandchildren who acquired Spanish nationality through the Law of Democratic Memory has generated indignation and concern among 163,020 affected individuals, who see it as unlikely to regain their rights before the elections on November 29. #VotoExterior #LeyDeNietos #DerechosCiviles (translated)

Josep Comes Ferrà, nicknamed 'Largo Caballero', was a prominent labor leader in Mallorca who, despite being pursued and murdered by the coup plotters ninety years ago for his Marxist commitment and his role in the Socialist Group of Esporles, left a vital legacy in the struggle for the rights of the working class. #MemoriaHistórica #JosepComes #MovimientoObrero (translated)

The Supreme Court is faced with the impossibility of fulfilling its orders regarding the Law of Democratic Memory, which grants nationality and voting rights to hundreds of thousands of Spaniards, and a crisis arises by restricting that right to the grandchildren of victims of Francoism. #LeyDeMemoriaDemocrática #DerechosCiviles #TribunalSupremo (translated)