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JH Fonseca reported that he had lunch at a buffet, but not at Rascal, which he described as pro-PT. He said he heard conversations in line and that, according to him, people rated Flávio as slightly superior, although he could have won by a larger margin if he had adopted less of Marçal's style and more of Tarcísio's. #VimAlmoçar #Política #Debate (translated)

Marwa stated that Tarcísio wanted more than she, Lula, and the reader did to end bolsonarism and the "Reels da Silva." She also said that the politician showed aversion to the Centrão, even though, according to her, he was born to be part of the group. #Bolsonarismo #Política #Centrão (translated)

Yves Adriano stated that a crowd was heading to Avenida Paulista to welcome Flávio at the "Bloquinho do 22." According to him, the presidential candidate was arriving in São Paulo accompanied by Tarcísio, Ricardo Nunes, Nikolas Ferreira, and Pavanato. Adriano also expressed confidence in Brazil's victory. #Brasil #Eleições2022 #AvPaulista (translated)

The Meio Independente stated that a crowd headed to Avenida Paulista to welcome Flávio at the "Bloquinho do 22." The publication said that the presidential candidate arrived in São Paulo accompanied by Tarcísio, Ricardo Nunes, Nikolas, Pavanato, and Campopiano. https://t.co/WacqVA5kzv #Flávio #Bloquinho22 #SãoPaulo (translated)

Felipe Leme criticized the discussions about who was more or less right-wing, saying that there were many accusations and little action. He questioned whether someone who called Flávio a "failure" years ago, but was then among the first to work for his candidacy, would be less right-wing than an Olavist who supported Tarcísio for president to please the market and, according to Leme, protect criminals from the Supreme Court. He also compared those who disliked Bolsonaro a decade ago but contributed to the outcome of 2026 to unconditional supporters who, according to him, distanced themselves when people close to Bolsonaro began to be persecuted. Leme stated that those who tried to make Tarcísio viable until the end would never be on the right side. #Direita #Política #Discussão (translated)

Guga Noblat wrote that it was not a bomb, but a firecracker. He said that the only suspicion raised was aimed at Lula, but it ended up hitting Tarcísio, as it referred to a tender from the São Paulo government to build the Santos-Guarujá tunnel, won by Amauri Pinha. https://t.co/rCEtG1Ualh #Lula #Tarcísio #Licitação (translated)

Pri wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro held a large campaign event with the Block of 22 in Salvador. According to her, Nikolas Ferreira, Tarcísio de Freitas, ACM Neto, Bruno Reis, Popó, João Roma, and other people participated, and the place was packed. https://t.co/Jh4ra8LVaC #FlávioBolsonaro #Eleições2024 #Bahia (translated)

Xico Graziano wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro repeated, in an interview with TV Globo, that he would not run for re-election and that his family members — his father or brothers — would not be candidates for his succession. Graziano said he liked the statement and considered it to be true, recalling that in March of this year, Flávio had filed a PEC to abolish re-election. He added that other proposals on the subject were being discussed in Congress and that Fernando Henrique Cardoso had acknowledged in 2020 that the amendment for re-election had been his biggest mistake during his presidency. In Graziano's assessment, by advocating for a single term, Flávio opened the door to discuss the succession for 2030, with Tarcísio as the first in line. The author expressed hope that if Flávio won, he would eliminate re-election for governors and mayors as well, but questioned whether Congress would approve the proposal or if it was merely a staged act. #Política #Reeleição #Democracia (translated)

The Independent Medium stated that André do Prado, described by the outlet as an elected senator and an influential figure of the PL, was mediating the appointment of Paulo Kogos (PL) as a state deputy since the beginning of the legislature. According to the publication, Tarcísio’s administration should appoint one or two deputies from the party to positions in the government, in an agreement that would benefit Kogos, whom the outlet described as libertarian. #POLÍTICA #KOGOS #ALESP (translated)

The Republic's booth stated that São Paulo was flooded, with Ibirapuera Park closed after the lake overflowed and the Anhangabaú Valley once again looking like a river. The author also criticized the re-elected governor Tarcísio de Freitas for, as he wrote, jumping for joy in Porto Alegre during a failed event by Flávio Bolsonaro, and said that the issue of priorities had already arrived too late. https://t.co/jSio76EGQU #SãoPaulo #Chuvas #ProblemasUrbanos (translated)

Sérgio Santos wrote that, while the Senate was approving the end of the 6x1 shift, Flávio Bolsonaro was doing a dance that he described as embarrassing in Porto Alegre, alongside Sérgio Moro, Tarcísio de Freitas, Carol Otoni, and others. The publication also included the phrase: “Good thing there isn't a petista here.” https://t.co/wUQGxMDsLJ #Política #Brasil #Senado (translated)