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Chaiany Andrade stated that she had been studying and learning about politics and that her perspective had changed over time. She said she was from the interior of Goiás and that she knew the difficulties faced by her community, similar to those still faced by millions of Brazilians. According to Andrade, changing one's life did not mean forgetting one's origins, and recognizing that her old choices no longer represented her was part of her growth. For the second round, she declared support for number 13. #Política #RealidadeSocial #Cidadania (translated)

The Aframax oil tanker Rio, flying the flag of Liberia, was attacked by a drone near Sochi, Russia, while transporting oil from the Russian city of Novorossiysk to India, resulting in a fire on board and the safe evacuation of the crew. #GuerraNaUcrânia #Sochi #Petroleiro (translated)

Andrade stated that a wave of extreme right, driven by the ecosystem of large technology companies, had turned candidates without proposals into electoral phenomena, supported almost exclusively by anti-communism, and a woman whose main banner, according to him, was to attack feminism. He also criticized those who attributed this scenario to the left's distancing from its bases. #ExtremaDireita #BigTechs #Política (translated)

Duda Salabert stated that she had been re-elected and thanked the voters of Minas Gerais and Brazil. She said that, after a campaign of hard work, she increased her vote count and that, for the second consecutive election, her candidacy was the third most voted in the state for federal deputy. Salabert also claimed to have run a "zero waste" campaign, without printing flyers, flags, or stickers. #Eleições2022 #MinasGerais #DeputadaFederal (translated)

BRASILULEI stated that Lula handed the Brazilian flag to photographer Ricardo Stuckert before entering the voting booth and denied that the president had thrown it on the ground, labeling the claim as a Bolsonaro falsehood. The author also said he made the L gesture and pressed 13. #Lula2026éTetra #Eleições2026 https://t.co/yW1IGPvVgg #Lula2026 #Eleições2026 #Fakenews (translated)

Karina Michelin wrote that Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva had amassed and thrown the Brazilian flag in front of journalists and photographers after voting on Sunday, October 4, in São Bernardo do Campo. According to her, the scene was broadcast live and began to circulate on social media. Michelin stated that after voting, Lula spoke to the press about democracy, popular sovereignty, and respect for the election results, and said that Brazilians would have to choose between strengthening the democratic regime and barbarism. She also reported that, according to backstage information, members of his campaign were alarmed by the video’s repercussions. A team member reportedly assessed that the gesture could cost votes. #Lula #Eleições2023 #Democracia (translated)

Jairme stated that he received insults from Bolsonaro's supporters because of an Instagram image showing a Brazilian dog urinating on the United States flag. He said he would rather be booed by that group than receive compliments. https://t.co/8gIKR7n7kS #Censura #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Política (translated)

Tracklist reported that Marina Sena said she could not take a candidate's flag in the 2026 Elections, as, according to her, the practice after 10 PM would be considered electioneering. The singer stated that she had researched the topic on the internet. https://t.co/lbOp5mr0oh #Eleições #MarinaSena #BocaDeUrna (translated)

The NINJA Media reported that a crowd with flags and chants occupied Roosevelt Square in downtown São Paulo at the end of a march that passed through Paulista and Augusta this Saturday. According to the publication, the event was Lula's last major street commitment before the first round and featured Fernando Haddad, Marina Silva, Simone Tebet, and Geraldo Alckmin. #PraçaRoosevelt #Mobilização #Lula2022 (translated)

Tiago Barbosa stated that Lula's demonstration in São Paulo, which he described as gigantic, did not have flags of the United States or Israel nor puppets of Donald Trump. According to him, the event was characterized by the presence of Brazil. https://t.co/j1iXeVYDU3 #Lula #Brasil #Manifestação (translated)

Marcel van Hattem stated that the campaign was entering its final stretch and called on supporters to intensify mobilization by using flags, stickers, and campaign materials, and by talking to friends and family. He urged votes for Marcel, number 300, and Sanderson, number 222, and indicated Zucco, number 22, for governor. #Eleições2023 #Força #Unidos (translated)

Biazita Gomes wrote that Rio de Janeiro was the birthplace of bolsonarism and that, for years, progressives lived under oppression and feared using even stickers. She said that this year, the city began to display stickers on the streets, flags of the PT in the windows, and massive car parades, and asserted that she saw Rio reclaiming its progressive tradition. #RioDeJaneiro #Bolsonarismo #Progressismo (translated)

The torn flag of Brazil is a powerful metaphor for the moment we are living in, it is the perfect image of the disregard and decay of the country. When the main symbol of the Republic is left to deteriorate, it reveals an alarming lack of responsibility, respect, and commitment to the Nation itself‼️ #Brasil #metáfora #dignidade (translated)

Dep. Est. @BrunoEnglerDM denounced and found the man who threatened Bolsonaro supporters with a knife while they were with banners and a Brazilian flag on a viaduct in MG. If I were voting in MG, I would vote for Bruno Engler 22. https://t.co/yDlIXtmr4x #BrunoEngler #Militância #Brasil (translated)

On this Monday (28), Pastor Sandra Maria Menezes, 58 years old, arrested for the events of January 8, left the Women's Penitentiary of Santana, in São Paulo. As she passed through the prison gates, Sandra kneeled to thank God and made a prayer wrapped in the Brazilian flag. The pastor was imprisoned for 3 years and 9 months. #Liberdade #Justiça #Fé (translated)