Leonel Nunes, former deputy of the PCP/Madeira, passed away at the age of 76, noted for his commitment to the defense of workers and his political and union activism, with his legal case of dismissal from the Reid's Hotel being a landmark in the history of trade unionism in Portugal. #LeonelNunes #PCP #Sindicalismo (translated)
The government plans to launch in January the sale of 5% of TAP's capital that is reserved for the workers. #JavaScript #AdBlocker #WebDevelopment (translated)
Rick Azevedo stated that the acts in support of Lula defended democracy, human rights, and the dignity of workers. In contrast, he said that demonstrations favoring Flávio Bolsonaro were paying homage to the United States and were asking, in English, for Donald Trump to bomb Brazil. For Azevedo, the choice of undecided voters was not difficult. #Lula #Democracia #DireitosHumanos (translated)
Carmelo Neto stated that he went viral with an audio in which, according to him, Janones, the coordinator of Lula's digital campaign, was demanding part of the salaries from the advisers. Neto accused Janones of stealing from workers and called the group corrupt and exploitative. He also urged voters to vote for Flávio, number 22, on the 25th. #Lula #Eleições2023 #Corrupção (translated)
Janoninho stated that Belo Horizonte was united and that the mobilization of students and workers was booming. He also expressed support for Lula in the Presidency and for the defense of Brazil and democracy. https://t.co/73acr5w6kI #Brasil #Democracia #Lula (translated)
Janoninho stated that using faith and the word of God to try to prevent workers from resting with their families was unacceptable. He said that religion was being used cynically to defend exploitation and block the right to two days off. He also accused Flávio of lying repeatedly, stated that lying was a sin, and asked people to watch and share the content. #DireitosTrabalhistas #Religião #Fé (translated)
Jones Manoel wrote that, according to a report from the newspaper O POVO, executives from Rede Globo met with Flávio Bolsonaro hours before a hearing to discuss the possible legalization of bets, which were banned by the Lula government. According to the report, the ban affected the financial interests of Grupo Globo, which would operate in this market through MGM Bet and advertising contracts. Manoel stated that the meeting should be debated because, while workers depended on the maintenance of their rights, executives from the network would have discussed economic interests and changes in labor legislation with a presidential candidate shortly before interviewing him. He also said that Globo was neither progressive nor defended democracy, but rather the interests of the elite and imperialism, and questioned how the financial interests of large companies could influence political maneuvering and journalistic coverage. #Globo #Política #Brasil (translated)
"From there we can allocate the extra 5% available to the workers," added Miguel Pinto Luz, noting that the Government expects to be in a position to "launch at the beginning of January" the Public Offering for Sale (OPV) reserved for the workers. #TAP #Privatização #OpçãoPública (translated)
The government plans to launch a Public Offering of Sale (POS) of 5% of TAP's capital reserved for employees at the beginning of January, following the privatization of the airline, which will be partially acquired by Lufthansa. #TAP #Privatização #OpçãoPública (translated)
Tiago Barbosa stated that Globo would have negotiated with Flávio Bolsonaro the return of bets and the 6x1 schedule. He accused the broadcaster of prioritizing profit from families' addiction and the exploitation of workers, and said that Lula would be the only antidote to this scenario. #Brasil #Lula #Mídia (translated)
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)
About 200 people demonstrated in Faro against the high house prices in the Algarve, demanding solutions that allow workers to live in the region. #Habitação #Algarve #Protestos (translated)
Rick Azevedo wrote that Duque de Caxias had elected a pharmacy clerk and stated that the city would also reelect Lula. He said that this would once again show that Brazil belonged to the working class. https://t.co/sDg0t37HFP #Brasil #ClasseTrabalhadora #Eleições2024 (translated)
A Central Reality reported that Carlinhos Maia asked a worker if he was Flávio Bolsonaro or Lula. The man replied that the Our Father was "up there" and Lula was here, and he said he believed that the president had done a lot for people of all social classes. https://t.co/8HimoKvScc #Lula #PolíticaBrasil #CarlinhosMaia (translated)
Lázaro Rosa stated that Flávio Bolsonaro wanted to stage a coup against the end of the 6x1 shift and the rest of the workers. https://t.co/p8X4KOJE3V #Bolsonaro #Trabalhadores #Direitos (translated)
A sociologist from Butiquim pointed out the end of the 6x1 shift and the end of the cirandeira left as the two greatest achievements of the working class in the election. He also expressed great satisfaction with the results. #ClasseTrabalhadora #Eleições2023 #ConquistasSociais (translated)
A protest led by the CGTP against the rising cost of living took place today in Lisbon, culminating in the setup of a camp in Rossio Square, where union and party leaders criticized the government for its insufficient measures to meet the needs of workers. #Manifestações #CustoDeVida #PolíticaPortuguesa (translated)
Jones Manoel stated that the end of the 6x1 shift had already been approved, with two days of rest per week and a workload of up to 40 hours, without salary reduction. He said that Flávio Bolsonaro had signaled to entrepreneurs that, if elected president, he would advocate for changes to this rule. According to Manoel, the proposal supported by Bolsonaro provides for contracts based on hours worked, which could reduce the remuneration of those who worked fewer hours and eliminate the right to proportional vacation and 13th salary. He added that the two days off would not be guaranteed. Manoel also accused Bolsonaro of governing for the rich and large companies and wanting to hand Brazil over to the United States. In the end, he urged workers to mobilize against the senator's candidacy and defend power in the hands of the workers. #Trabalhadores #DireitosTrabalhistas #Eleições2024 (translated)
Biazita Gomes stated that people were either on the side of the workers or on the side of the Bolsonaro family and said that no supporter of Flávio truly supported the workers. #Trabalhadores #JustiçaSocial #PolíticaBrasil (translated)
Does the Government consider a plan designed for a company with 16 titles and about 80 workers feasible, when that company ceased operations in October 2025, laid off all employees, and saw its managers declared incapacitated by the ruling of June 6, 2026? "Does the Government consider a plan designed for a company with 16 titles and about 80 workers feasible, when that company ceased operations in October 2025, laid off all employees, and saw its managers declared incapacitated by the ruling of June 6, 2026?" questions Fabian Figueiredo. #Visão #Media #Insolvência (translated)
