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The protests for better housing conditions in Lisbon and Porto continue, with demonstrators camping out and willing to extend the mobilization until the end of the year, despite police warnings about the legality of the demonstrations. #ProtestosHabitação #Lisboa #DireitosSociais (translated)

Victor stated that a survey by the Nexus BTG Institute showed Flávio Bolsonaro with 50.3% (-1.3%) and Lula with 49.7% (+1.3%). According to him, the difference between the two had decreased from 3.2% to 0.6%. The author also called for continuous mobilization on social media and in the streets. #Pesquisa #Eleições2024 #Mobilização (translated)

Rodrigo Constantino stated that the PT campaign had vetoed the use of an aerial counting method with artificial intelligence at Lula's event the previous week, when the party mentioned "one million". He contrasted this alleged lack of transparency with the actions of the right and said that Flávio used a platform to defend the idea of "turning the sad page of the PT", one week before the second round, on 10/25. Constantino assessed that the number of 72 thousand was false and attributed the difference between the events to the mobilization he described as organic, without artists paid by the state or a ban on drones. He also stated that anti-PT sentiment led ordinary people to the streets, rather than professional activists, and said that the country needed to rid itself of lulism and what he called toga activism. #Política #Eleições2023 #Brasil (translated)

Janoninho claimed that a video showed why, in his assessment, the opponents could not win if the mobilization on social media continued. He said that Lula had surpassed Flávio in the digital popularity index of Quaest, with data from Folha, and that the correlation of the index with the polls was nearly 90%. The author also argued that performance on social media was reflected in the polls and urged his supporters to ignore the opponents' posts, mobilize more people, like and share content, and maintain activity. #Eleições2024 #Mobilização #Lula (translated)

"I have great respect for the thousands of people who today demonstrated peacefully, also participating in the mobilization called by the CGIL, which also had the presence of leaders from the left. Whatever the ideas for which they express themselves, participation is the foundation of any healthy democracy," Meloni emphasized. #Milão #Protestos #Violência (translated)

The NINJA Media reported that a crowd participated this Sunday (18) in the Act for Democracy in Salvador. Artists, movements, and supporters walked from the Spanish Club to the Barra Lighthouse, including Daniela Mercury, Gilberto Gil, BaianaSystem, and Majur. The publication credited the photo to Daniel Pujol. #AtoPelaDemocracia #Cultura #Brasil (translated)

Janoninho stated that Lula had congratulated the mobilization of the previous day and called on supporters to return to the streets that day. He advocated for the group to be out daily on the streets and social media, said that they already had 5 million people gathered, and questioned why they couldn't reach 6 or 7 million, or surpass the Chinese army. He also declared that the "tetra" was coming and referred to Lula's supporters as Lula's army. #Lula #Mobilização #Exercito (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)

Jones Manoel released a list of mobilizations planned for that day and the following days. He asked people to share the publication, participate in the activities, and send other mobilizations in the comments for dissemination on social media. The complete list, according to him, was on Instagram. https://t.co/iypD6jKzmR https://t.co/9x0wx2aCxS #Mobilização #Ativismo #Compartilhar (translated)

NINJA Media reported, with data from Indigenous Media, that Indigenous leaders and organizations from various regions of the country would promote a national mobilization on social networks this Sunday (18). According to the publication, the initiative aimed to bring the demands of the original territories closer to the digital environment, give visibility to historical agendas, and reinforce support for President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in the second round. The mobilization also intended to highlight the political participation of Indigenous peoples in national public decisions and defend the maintenance and advancement of territorial and social rights achieved in recent years. #LutasIndígenas #DireitosHumanos #ParticipaçãoPolítica (translated)

André Janones published a call directed to soldiers, officers, and other members of their ranks in the State of Rio de Janeiro, stating that the mobilization was determined by the "high command of Lula's Army." He indicated a gathering at Candelária at 11 AM, in Copacabana at 2 PM for a political event with his presence, and also in Copacabana at 4 PM for an event in defense of democracy. Janones stated that everyone should attend and that no one should be absent. #Mobilização #Exército #Democracia (translated)

The NINJA Media stated that Brazilians participated in large numbers in the Turnaround March in Lisbon on Sunday (18), a week before the second round. The publication said that the mobilizations were just starting and credited the video to Thiago Silva. https://t.co/ueBEcbt4v2 #Lisboa #Mobilização #Eleições2023 (translated)

Janoninho wrote that there were seven days left until the 25th and stated that a wave of mobilization had already begun and was growing. He asked people to occupy social networks and the streets, ignore fake news, raise awareness among others, and maintain the mobilization. He also mentioned that on Sunday they would celebrate democracy and the "Tetra" and called on the public to share a video and support the re-election of President Lula. #Lula2023 #Democracia #Mobilização (translated)

FINCØ wrote that it was a decisive week and that Frei Betto was calling for a major mobilization on social media and in the streets. According to the publication, Betto stated that Lula's non-re-election would pose a risk to democracy and social programs. #LulaPelaDemocracia #LulaJaSomos5Milhoes https://t.co/fE8rXJNtmg #Democracia #Mobilização #LutaSocial (translated)

Biazita Gomes mentioned PoderData from the previous day and stated that, in her assessment, those who said a turnaround was impossible aimed to demobilize the militancy. She added that that week would be decisive. https://t.co/xlVjWvfLYp #Política #Mobilização #Eleição (translated)

Fandoms with Lula asked followers to inform in the comments what acts or protests would happen in their cities between Monday and Friday and stated that the goal was to mobilize people to take to the streets. https://t.co/MIwhr5J6YW #FandomsUnidos #Mobilização #Protestos (translated)

Biazita Gomes stated that the analyses in the media and the publications claiming that a turnaround was impossible were not spontaneous, but part of a coordinated action to demobilize the activists, especially after the mobilization that day. She urged them not to believe in those messages and said that the turnaround was possible. #ViradaPossível #Militância #AnálisesMídia (translated)