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Jones Manoel stated that rap was not partisan but had a political stance connected to the working people. He argued that workers should take to the streets against what he called the threat of Flávio Bolsonaro and said that rap, hip-hop, and other peripheral cultural expressions would be targets of the “death program” he attributed to Flávio. He also called for the victory of President Lula, arguing that it would create better conditions for struggle and allow progress in the fight for the Brazilian Revolution. The publication credited “eu.ago.” #Rap #LutaPelaLiberdade #RevoluçãoBrasileira (translated)

The article analyzes the recent manifestation of the radical left in Portugal and the attempt to mobilize for various social causes, questioning the effectiveness and coherence of the struggle for revolution compared to similar movements in Spain. #Revolução #Protesto #Habitação (translated)

The solution found for the implementation of the Interpretive Center of April 25 is a building owned by the CML [Lisbon City Council], next to Campo das Cebolas (Rua Instituto Virgílio Machado, 10, Lisbon). In an internal communication to the association members, Vasco Lourenço adds that "the solution found for the implementation of the Interpretive Center of April 25 is a building owned by the CML [Lisbon City Council], next to Campo das Cebolas (Rua Instituto Virgílio Machado, 10, Lisbon)." #25deAbril #Lisboa #Revolução (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that he participated the day before in a walk in Escada in support of the re-election of President Lula. He said that workers were mobilized to defeat Flávio Bolsonaro and what he called a "death project for Brazil." According to Manoel, victory would be necessary to improve the conditions of struggle and advance the Brazilian Revolution. He credited the photos to Túlio Seabra. #Lula2022 #RevoluçãoBrasileira #CaminhadaPeloBrasil (translated)

Lucas Prata Fortes, known as Caju, stated that, in light of comments that Lula's third government did not have landmarks, measures attributed to the administration should be remembered: a tax reform that, according to him, made the richest pay more, the end of Income Tax for those earning up to 5 thousand reais, the removal of Brazil from the hunger map, and the conclusion of the 6x1 work schedule. #Lula #ReformaTributária #Trabalho (translated)

Rick Azevedo stated that the end of the 6x1 shift had been approved in the Senate and described the result as a historic victory after three years of struggle. He said that, as a pharmacy clerk, he led a labor mobilization after 12 years of neglect and that the working class would change the Constitution. Azevedo thanked the workers, Congresswoman Erika Hilton, and the VAT Movement, and stated that they would still make history together. #LutaTrabalhadora #Vitória #MudançaSocial (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that large technology companies were interfering in Brazilian elections and favoring Flávio Bolsonaro. He said that Meta's artificial intelligence was producing propaganda in favor of Bolsonaro, but not for Lula, and that the company had admitted to an error in counting views of the president's videos. Manoel argued that national sovereignty depended on digital sovereignty and data, and stated that the political, economic, and cultural life of the country should not be left in the hands of large companies linked to U.S. imperialism. He said that starting in 2027, digital and data sovereignty and Brazilian reindustrialization would be priorities of his mandate. #SoberaniaDigital #Eleições2022 #BigTechs (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that he published, in co-authorship with Pedro Alcântara, a letter addressed to President Lula aimed, according to him, at expressing the anxieties of the working class. Manoel cited examples such as people who work six days a week, Uber drivers who spend twelve hours behind the wheel, iFood delivery workers, and patients who wait years for surgery. He also mentioned that the letter acknowledged the anger of individuals who voted for Flávio Bolsonaro and those who did not go to vote. According to Manoel, the text was directed at all Brazilian men and women and presented a proposal for social and economic transformation based on 13 measures. He stated that the proposals could help win the elections and put the Brazilian people on the offensive. https://t.co/FVLbsiZmqy #ClasseTrabalhadora #JustiçaSocial #RevoluçãoEconômica (translated)

Ivanildo Terceiro stated that what he saw in Brazil regarding the treatment of children towards their own parents made him understand why, during the Cultural Revolution, so many children reported their mothers for speaking softly against Mao Tse Tung. #Brasil #História #RevoluçãoCultural (translated)

Verônica Domingues criticized those who classified her as a liberal feminist, saying that this position reflected ignorance and bad faith. She defined liberal feminism as a movement that believes it is possible to emancipate women through gradual reforms in capitalism and patriarchy. In contrast, she stated that she supports a socialist revolution to overthrow both systems. Regarding pornography and prostitution, Domingues said these issues should be reconsidered in a different model of society. According to her, in the current context, opposing prostitution meant being against prostitutes. She also accused her critics of directing more attacks at her than at macho men and said they were unaware of her life and the reasons that led her to virtual prostitution. #Feminismo #Socialismo #Revolução (translated)

Rafael Gloves stated that the revolutionary, whom he described as a troublemaker, was having a pistachio latte at Starbucks while the population he claimed to defend was cleaning up the mess he would have left behind. https://t.co/foXzaE9doy #Revolução #Cidadania #Protesto (translated)

Deltan Dallagnol stated that leftist militants had vandalized and graffitied Avenida Paulista during a protest that, according to him, was portrayed as a "revolution." He questioned the idea of a revolution in defense of a government that, in his view, had been in power for almost 20 years. He said that a worker and her colleagues had to clean up the damage the next day and argued that ordinary people bore the consequences of the militants' actions. He also accused the political group that, according to him, had dominated Brazilian politics for almost 20 years of being linked to the largest corruption scandals in the country's history. Dallagnol related the situation to the concept of "The Chosen," attributed to Thomas Sowell, and stated that the left considered itself morally superior and tried to impose its ideas without taking responsibility. He also criticized what he described as the arrogance and aggressiveness of the militants, saying that such behavior had alienated the left from ordinary people. #Brasil #Mudança #Revolução (translated)

Rafael Gloves criticized the media by comparing the case of a woman, whom he described as a family mother, who has been imprisoned for four years and labeled a terrorist after writing on a statue, with that of a young man whom he called a revolutionary. According to him, the young man participated in a commotion on Avenida Paulista, during which there was damage to public property, and gained fame to attract women. The author concluded the publication with an insult directed at the media. #Justiça #Mídia #Revolução (translated)

Aska said that she would take advantage of the moment when she had a voice to publish a lot and apologized for the frequency. She stated that being young and revolutionary was part of the youth's genetics, as they sought the best for themselves and for future generations. She also urged young people to take to the streets and express themselves, saying that she would stand by them. #Juventude #Revolução #Luta (translated)