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UpdateCharts 8m

UpdateCharts wrote that there were six days left for the second round of the elections and stated that those who had not voted in the first round could and should vote in the second. https://t.co/1UOYp83ZHI #Eleições2023 #Voto #Cidadania (translated)

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Rafael 27m

Janoninho asked his followers to share a video of André Janones, which, according to him, showed how to try to convert abstentions into votes for Lula on Sunday. He stated that each vote could decide the election and said that any official document would be accepted to vote and that there would be no lines in the second round. He also encouraged his followers to help voters find their polling places, organize rides, and support elderly people. #ExércitoDoLula #Eleição2023 #VotoConsciente #Democracia (translated)

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Info Billie Brasil 27m

Billie Brasil published a flattering message about Billie Eilish and her family and stated that they had recently exercised their right to vote. https://t.co/eikHOCRQBu #BillieEilish #Voto #Direitos (translated)

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Jones Manoel 37m

Jones Manoel criticized the TSE for, according to him, changing more than 4,000 voting locations on the eve of the election. He said that this measure could represent direct interference in the electoral process to benefit Flávio Bolsonaro and stated that he would conduct a more in-depth analysis. In the meantime, he urged people to check their voting location on the e-Título app and to help family members, the elderly, and neighbors do the same. Manoel advocated for mobilizations in the streets and on social media to avoid confusion, lines, and loss of votes, as well as to reduce the possible negative effects of the measure. #Eleições2023 #VotoConsciente #Mobilização (translated)

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Byanu 3h

Byanu addressed those who intended to vote null or not show up at the polls and stated that the election would be an opportunity to remove Lula and all the PT from politics. He asked these people to vote for 22 on Sunday. #Eleições2023 #VotoConsciente #FuturoDoBrasil (translated)

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patxilopez 5h

The author questioned that a court had said that some people with Spanish nationality did not have the right to vote. He argued that suffrage was one of the most sacred rights of citizenship and expressed his incomprehension at the court's decision. https://t.co/JsNuAgXVF1 #DerechoAlVoto #NacionalidadEspañola #Ciudadanía #ES (translated)

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María Jamardo 5h

María Jamardo wrote that those who had voted for the left and would do so again to fight issues that, according to her, had been created by the leaders of that sector were discovering the harsh reality. #izquierda #votación #realidad (translated)

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Amandinha 🇧🇷🚩 5h

Amandinha stated that some mayors would hinder access for rural residents to polling places. She urged people to vote early to help others arrive on time and described the situation as a war. #Eleições2023 #Vote #Democracia (translated)

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Eduardo Paes 6h

Eduardo Paes asked people to reflect on the vote the following Sunday and said he did not intend to convince anyone, but requested attention and rationality. He stated that he would vote for Lula and that, at least at that moment, public safety in Brazil was the responsibility of the governors. Paes attributed the situation in Rio de Janeiro to eight years of influence from the PL of Rio over the police, under Wilson Witzel and Cláudio Castro, and said that, that week, the fifth secretary of Castro had been arrested for connections with organized crime. #VotoConsciente #Eleições2023 #Democracia (translated)

2006
dcmonline 6h

Dcmonline reported that the rejection of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) fell in the BTG/Nexus poll released on Monday (19), one week before the elections. According to the publication, the percentage of voters who said they would "definitely not" vote for him decreased from 50.6% on October 13 to 47.8%, a reduction of 2.8 percentage points. The rejection of Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) was 46.8%, compared to 47% in the previous round, added dcmonline. https://t.co/WiyoZdHNiL #Eleições2022 #Lula #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

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José Manuel Albares 7h

For us, it will not be left. The Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, José Manuel Albares, acknowledged this Monday that it will be "very difficult" for the consulates to verify in time who obtained citizenship under the so-called 'grandchildren's law' and are descendants of exiles so that they can vote in the elections on November 29, as requested by the Supreme Court. #LeyDeNietos #VotoExterior #Elecciones2026 (translated)

Exteriores admite que será "muy difícil" comprobar a tiempo quién puede votar el 29N por la ley de nietos
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20 minutos 7h

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, has admitted that it will be very difficult for the consulates to verify in time who can vote on November 29 under the 'grandchildren's law', despite the efforts made to comply with the request of the Supreme Court. #LeyDeNietos #VotoExterior #Elecciones2026 (translated)

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Exteriores admite que será "muy difícil" comprobar a tiempo quién puede votar el 29N por la ley de nietos
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Isabel Durán 8h

Isabel Durán stated that the Ombudsman had assured her that she could not appeal while the case was still sub iudice, but that four days later she requested the Constitutional Court the same thing that CeDEU had demanded. She also recalled that Gabilondo had told El Debate a week earlier that the Ombudsman could not appeal under those circumstances. Durán accused Sofía Puente of opening the way for consulates to grant nationalities and maintained that new voters appeared in municipalities and constituencies where, according to her, they could help Pedro Sánchez change seats in Congress. She described the situation as a “demographic miracle of Sanchismo” and asserted that the State Attorney's Office, the Prosecutor’s Office, and the Ombudsman intervened so that people who, as she wrote, had obtained nationality through the “grandchildren’s law,” which she labeled as false, could vote. https://t.co/7y6dcJXAmY #Política #DefensorDelPueblo #Elecciones (translated)

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Juan Carlos Monedero 9h

The author pointed out that French youth were giving a lesson in democracy and questioned those who believed that voting was enough to solve all problems. #Democracia #Jóvenes #Francia #FR (translated)

1997
ℳᶦᶜʰᵉˡᵉ ᪥ 10h

Michele had argued that manifesting for one's rights was right, but he had urged people to vote so as not to nullify those battles. He added that change could come from the polls and that abstaining would leave the decision about one's future to others. #diritti #voto #partecipazione (translated)

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Anna Zappa Lula Tetra 11h

Anna Zappa Lula Tetra said that she couldn't sleep because she was worried about the future of the country and its children, youth, and elderly. She questioned how someone who was considering voting for a candidate she described as unqualified and a militia member could sleep, eat, or look at themselves in the mirror, and attributed a kind of insanity to those irresponsible people. #Brasil #Política #Cidadania (translated)

1977
Gabo𓅐 12h

Gabo wrote that he would vote for Flávio so that his son would grow up better and mentioned a scene in which Flávio's son and a friend were captured by a rich and suspicious American in 2032, on Copacabana beach. https://t.co/VqCyZSZtrD #Flavio #Eleições2024 #CopaBetana (translated)

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Martín Dandach 12h

Martín Dandach wrote that Flavio Bolsonaro had said that, because of Lula, even his father couldn't vote for him. According to Dandach, Lula responded by addressing Jair Bolsonaro and stated that he already knew his son, whom he insulted with a derogatory term related to intellectual disability. Dandach described the exchange as extraordinary and said it had been one of the greatest public humiliations he had ever seen. #Bolsonaro #Lula #Humillación (translated)

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jurídico yasutaka nakata 13h

Yasutaka Nakata wrote that his mother did not know what privatization meant and would vote for Flávio. He stated that more than 50% of the population was functionally illiterate and said it would not be surprising if Flávio won the second round. #privatização #política #educação (translated)

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Mauro Cezar 13h

Mauro Cezar questioned how someone could support and vote for president for a person who, according to him, defended those who had done that. https://t.co/ZScLJc2Jvd #Política #Eleições2024 #Cidadania (translated)

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