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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)

Intercept Brasil reported that Ana Clara Gomes Machado was five years old and playing in front of her house on February 2, 2021, when she was hit by four rifle shots fired by a military police officer in Rio de Janeiro. According to the publication, the case went five years without a trial, and when the family expected justice, a new lawyer entered the process. The outlet identified the lawyer as Flávio Bolsonaro, then a senator and now a candidate for the Presidency of the Republic, and stated that the police officer had not yet been brought to trial. The publication also released "The Trial That Never Happened," featuring Camila Pitanga. https://t.co/flOvZfdluE #Justiça #DireitosHumanos #RioDeJaneiro (translated)

Rick Azevedo wrote that a pharmacy manager in Rio assaulted an employee for drinking water in front of a customer. He criticized Flávio Bolsonaro, stating that, despite never having worked, he believed it was enough to negotiate the schedule with the boss. https://t.co/3U76Xxi07b #justiça #direitostrabalhistas #respeito (translated)

The author stated that supporters of the far-right were furious with the pro-democracy actions that took place the day before and claimed that party rallies with music were prohibited. He said they pretended not to distinguish non-partisan musical demonstrations in defense of democracy from rallies and accused them of already supporting censorship. #Democracia #LiberdadeDeExpressão #DireitosHumanos (translated)

The author encouraged the reading of contemporary thinkers and warned about the possibility of books being banned. He also stated that those in charge announced restrictions on books and “ideology,” but would preserve their own, which he described as oppression and the withdrawal of rights. To refer to them, he used derogatory language. https://t.co/9cZn8HETmA #Leitura #LiberdadeDeExpressão #DireitosHumanos #BR (translated)

Carlos Guimarães Pinto considered the idea of excluding large property owners from the housing debate in the Assembly of the Republic to be profoundly antidemocratic. Despite the differences, he stated that the PCP had every right to present its proposals. #habitação #democracia #Política (translated)

The publication stated that Ana Clara Gomes Machado was five years old and said she wanted to be like her mother when she grew up. According to the report, she was playing in front of her house on the morning of February 2, 2021, in Rio de Janeiro, when she was hit by four rifle shots fired by a military police officer. The profile mentioned that the case was without a trial for five years and that, when the family believed there would be justice, a new lawyer entered the process. It identified the lawyer as Flávio Bolsonaro, then a senator and now a candidate for the Presidency of the Republic, and stated that the police officer had still not gone to trial. The publication also invited the public to watch the full episode of *Revelando: The Trial That Never Happened*, with Camila Pitanga. #Justiça #DireitosHumanos #Brasil (translated)

POPTime reported that Soraya Thronicke claimed to have received threats from Bolsonaro and members of his team. According to the publication, they threatened to expose the identity of her transgender son if she supported President Lula in 2022. https://t.co/tYk04kVymY #DireitosHumanos #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Política (translated)

Laudelino said that he was closely following the situation in France, a country where he worked for a French company, studied the language, and had friends. In his assessment, the French situation resembled that of Brazil: although he considered the people good, he stated that they had lost the means to have their will respected. He wrote that in both countries, the parties, the press, and the state apparatus were leftist and that representative democracy had failed, leaving the interests of the population as a secondary concern. He also mentioned that there were already discussions about restoring the monarchy in France. Regarding French politics, he noted that Marie le Pen, a right-wing candidate, was emerging as the favorite, while the political structure resisted the possibility of losing space or rights. According to Laudelino, the French state consumed 57% of GDP per year, and since Mitterrand, the political proposal had been to continue spending and raising taxes. He stated that France was a Christian country but had become socialist and, for that reason, was bankrupt. As a solution for France and Brazil, he pointed to the past and cited Vendée, Louis IX, and Joan of Arc, in addition to criticizing the French Revolution, Bonapartism, and socialism. In conclusion, he said that the problem of both countries was the "software." #França #Democracia #História (translated)

The trial of former Prime Minister José Sócrates was suspended just five minutes after it began due to questions from the defense about the right to a fair trial, claiming that he and Carlos Santos Silva are being judged for duplicate facts in different proceedings. #OperaçãoMarquês #JoséSócrates #Julgamento (translated)

Antonio Tabet questioned what was missing in an image of a candidate who, according to him, promised to fight for women, black people, the poor, "good men" and workers. Among the options, he suggested that all these groups were absent. https://t.co/zVwwSWfUIj #Eleições #JustiçaSocial #DireitosHumanos (translated)

The NGO Committee for the Freedom of Political Prisoners reported an alleged police intervention and the interruption of electricity supply at the Yare penitentiary in Venezuela, creating a climate of uncertainty and fearing for the safety of political prisoners. #Venezuela #DireitosHumanos #PrisãoPolítica (translated)