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Gian Oddi wrote that a candidate could lose votes for not answering questions in a debate and for engaging in aggressive bullying against a person over 80 years old. According to Oddi, other points should weigh more in voters' decisions: the candidate would have exalted torturers and honored militiamen from an extermination group, in addition to employing relatives of one of them. Oddi also cited a scandal involving "rachadinhas," accusations of embezzlement, money laundering, and organized crime, suspicious financial activities, real estate transactions he called bizarre, and investigations involving a chocolate store. He added that the candidate would have asked for millions of reais from the "brother" who robbed retirees from the INSS, defended a police officer accused of murdering a child, supported a management that Oddi classified as genocidal during the pandemic, and relativized a coup d'état that would end democracy and would foresee, among other actions, the assassination of three people. #Eleições2024 #DebatePolítico #Cidadania (translated)

Gian Oddi stated that he considered it sad for a candidate to potentially lose votes for not answering questions during a debate and for adopting an aggressive intimidation stance against a person over 80 years old. According to Oddi, other aspects should weigh more in evaluating the candidate: he claimed the politician praised torturers, honored militiamen from a death squad, and employed relatives of one of them; he got involved in a scandal regarding kickbacks and was accused of embezzlement, money laundering, and organized crime. Oddi also mentioned financial movements he deemed suspicious, real estate transactions he classified as bizarre, and investigations involving a chocolate shop. He further stated that the candidate asked for millions of reais from his "brother," who, according to the author, stole from retired INSS members, defended a police officer accused of killing a child, supported a management that Oddi described as genocidal during the pandemic, and downplayed an attempted coup that, according to him, would end democracy and foresee the assassination of three people. In conclusion, he said that intimidation in the debate should not be necessary to drive voters away from the candidate. #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasil #Democracia (translated)

Fernando Schüler stated that the low quality of the debate the previous day served as a warning. He advocated for the end of re-election, the electoral fund, and free advertising time on radio and television, as well as the adoption of optional voting and a mixed district system. According to him, the changes would not solve the problem but could improve democracy. #Democracia #Eleições #Política (translated)

Rick Azevedo warned that, according to him, the TSE had changed 4,352 polling places throughout Brazil. He recommended that voters download the e-Título and check the address before leaving home, as well as organize themselves, share the information, and vote for 13. https://t.co/lA7Ty4ptaH #Eleições2024 #VotoConsciente #Brasil (translated)

Central Reality reported that João Lucas, Sasha Meneghel's husband, declared that he would vote for Lula, number 13, in the second round on October 25. According to the publication, he also advocated for everyone's right to choose their vote and exercise their own conscience. https://t.co/ctgBK2cj8t #Lula #Eleições2023 #VotoConsciente (translated)

The Central Reality profile stated that the TikToker Maria Clara Garcia declared her vote for Lula. According to the publication, Garcia said she turned 23 before the 25th and related the subtraction of 10 from 23 to the number 13, ending with an expression of encouragement. https://t.co/G0J6OCU1wU #Lula #Eleições2022 #Brasil (translated)

President Pedro Sánchez warns about Javier Milei's visit to Spain, noting that the PP and Vox plan to govern with their model of destructive policies, while the PSOE seeks to mobilize the progressive vote ahead of the elections on November 29. #Elecciones2026 #PSOE #Milei (translated)

Sérgio Santos wrote that the ALERJ approved, by 39 votes to 1, a project that prohibited the use of pamphlets with naked women to curb sexual tourism. According to him, Flávio Bolsonaro was the only one to vote against it and said that Brazilian women were a tourist asset of the country. #ALERJ (translated)

Mídia NINJA reported that, according to a survey with data from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), Lula (PT) received 48.9% of valid votes in the 2,033 polling stations that had their voting locations changed for the second round, while Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) obtained 44.2%. The publication stated that the changes, announced after the first round, raised questions about transparency and communication from the Electoral Justice in a tight presidential race, especially regarding the possible impact on voter access to the polls. #Eleições2023 #JustiçaEleitoral #Transparência (translated)

Kleber Mendonça Filho published a message from Dona Sebastiana addressed to the more than 17 million Brazilians over the age of 70. According to him, the message encouraged them to vote in the second round if they had not voted in the first. Mendonça Filho also praised Tânia Maria and included the hashtags #AbreOSigiloFlavio and #FlavioIncitaViolencia. #AbreOSigiloFlavio #FlavioIncitaViolencia https://t.co/jWENuUQ7xs #Eleições2023 #VotoIdoso #Democracia (translated)

Deltan Dallagnol stated that he had filmed the behind-the-scenes of the debate held the day before and asked that the video be watched until the end and shared. He declared that the "Lula era" would end on October 25 and said that Flávio had been ahead in the first round, while the PT believed that voters would relax. Dallagnol asked for votes for Flávio Bolsonaro, number 22, and that the content be sent to people who had not voted or chosen another candidate. He also stated that a new Brazil began there. #Debate #Eleições2023 #Brasil (translated)

Pedro Sánchez reaffirms his commitment to confront the aticazos and vulture funds after the resignation of the PSOE spokesperson due to her controversy related to 30 apartments, emphasizing the importance of the useful vote at a rally in Valladolid. #Elecciones2026 #PSOE #Valladolid (translated)

Guilherme Cortez wrote that Sunday’s election would be very close and that few votes could make a difference. He encouraged people to talk to those they had not yet approached about the election and to make a list so as not to forget anyone. #Eleições2023 #VoteConsciente #Mobilização (translated)

The news profile newscolina reported that Maracanã would host Vasco vs. Boca Juniors the following day. According to the publication, the Special Body of TJRJ voted unanimously against the injunction obtained by Flamengo to prevent the match from being held at the stadium. https://t.co/pQ4lkPAvDs #Maracanã #Flamengo #Vasco (translated)

In the last week of the electoral campaign, Lula da Silva challenges the bolsonarist stronghold in Rio Grande do Sul, trying to reduce a disadvantage of 1.3 million votes before the second round of the presidential elections. #Eleições2026 #LulaDaSilva #RioGrandeDoSul (translated)

Brazilian students are mobilizing brigades in the outskirts to gain votes for Lula da Silva and reduce abstention in the elections, seeking to engage with the population on social and political issues before the second round. #Eleições2026 #JovensNaPolítica #MobilizaçãoEstudantil (translated)

The Vila Nova de Gaia City Council voted to implement a speed limit of 30 km/h on Avenida da República, where a bike lane that cost 92 thousand euros was removed, with no plans for bus lanes, a proposal considered a road safety measure. #VilaNovaDeGaia #MobilidadeUrbana #SegurançaRodoviária (translated)