Jonas Di Andrade stated that Brazil had undergone nearly 400 years of slavery, 20 years of dictatorship, and 120 years of right-wing regimes, but the PT was blamed for ruining the country after 20 years in power. According to him, during that period, the party took Brazil off the hunger map, expanded educational opportunities through public policies, and recorded the lowest unemployment rate. #HistóriaDoBrasil #PolíticasPúblicas #DireitosHumanos (translated)
UpdateCharts recalled what Urias had said about "Voz do Brasil," a track described as very viral and which, according to the publication, uses a sample from a radio program from the time of the military dictatorship. UpdateCharts stated that the song criticized the idealization of a Brazil in a constant atmosphere of festivity and celebration, which ignored the inequalities and social issues in the country. It also mentioned that the message of the track coincided with issues in the current Brazilian political landscape. #MúsicaBrasileira #VozDoBrasil #DesigualdadeSocial (translated)
Claudio Dantas stated that the left was lost for finally realizing, according to him, the effects of decades of "internal dictatorship" by Lula, which would have prevented the emergence of other popular leaders. He predicted that the field would not only lose the current election but also at least the next ten. #esquerda #Lula #eleições (translated)
Vai Desmaiar wrote that the song "Dia Branco" was always beautiful and praised Caetano's emotion alongside Geraldo Azevedo at the Democracy Festival. He also stated that both were imprisoned during the military dictatorship. https://t.co/aVFiV5rp9l #DiaBranco #Democracia #MúsicaBrasileira (translated)
Marcio stated that, in his assessment, it was clear who defended Brazilian democracy and who wanted the return of the dictatorship. He said that the choice was easy and declared that he had chosen Lula, number 13, for president. https://t.co/bEbpZ9OoYT #Democracia #Lula #Brasil (translated)
The author criticizes the way governments deal with social and environmental crises, highlighting that legislation is often driven by external pressures and emergencies, rather than considering the consequences and promoting sustainable solutions. #ditaduradaemergência #crisedahabitação #activismosestratégicos (translated)
The Noblat Blog published a statement in which Lula stated that democracy was complex and involved both listening to provocations and offenses as well as having the right to offend. He said that, in the end, it was possible to build whatever was within reach and that, outside of democracy, there was only dictatorship. https://t.co/rSFRRVawnB #Democracia #Liberdade #DireitosHumanos (translated)
The National Union of Students stated that, in almost 90 years, it has faced dictatorship, fire, and censorship, and said that it would not be silenced by a candidate accompanied by a lawyer. #NinguémCalaAUNE #UNE #Liberdade #DireitosHumanos (translated)
UpdateCharts reported that Bianca Borges, president of the National Union of Students (UNE), stated that Flávio Bolsonaro was trying to censor the organization and that she had been sued. Borges also said that the military dictatorship could not stop UNE. (translated)
Janoninho stated that Flávio was a partner of Vorcaro and an enemy of the workers. He also said that he wanted to expose what he called a dictator's project and asked for the content to be shared. (translated)
Donib stated that André Janones had publicly contested, on Estúdio I of GloboNews, the statements made by the lawyer of Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign. According to the author, Janones also said he would take legal action against the lawyer for lying and defaming him in a widely circulated media outlet. Donib added that Janones denounced what he considered a period of censorship and dictatorship when talking about Lula's Army Channel. #Política #Justiça #LiberdadeDeExpressão (translated)
Bruno Guzzo® wrote that Janones had denounced, live on GloboNews, that the country was living in a period of censorship and dictatorship when talking about the "Lula's Army Channel." https://t.co/ycYxlxyG9w #Censura #LiberdadeDeExpressão #PolíticaBrasil (translated)
Bursting into a television station at dawn and appointing an administrator is something only dictators would do. Unfortunately, that's what they did to our country,” reacted on X the leader of the main opposition party, Özgür Özel. #Turquia #LiberdadeDeImprensa #Ditadura (translated)
The Turkish police took control of Halk TV's headquarters, the main opposition television station, interrupting live broadcasting and raising criticism of anti-democratic acts from the opposition leader. #Turquia #LiberdadeDeImprensa #Ditadura (translated)
Central Reality reported that Letícia Colin declared that she would vote for Lula on the 25th, using the number 13. She said that democracy was a continuous and active process and advocated for a commitment to those who, according to her, were on the side of life and had not planned a coup or supported the dictatorship or torturers. https://t.co/QuUBhS0WNF #Lula #Democracia #Voto13 (translated)
Kriska Carvalho argued that Kássio Nunes Marques should be denounced for his actions in the TSE, which she considered authoritarian and favorable to Flávio Bolsonaro. She stated that the order to take down Janones' channel constituted censorship and said that criticizing it did not mean attacking the Judiciary. Carvalho also accused Globo of acting against Lula throughout the campaign, with misinformation and unproven attacks. According to her, the network returned to using the subject of Lulinha, which harmed the outcome of the first round, and this practice had been occurring since 1989. She added that Folha had already pointed out censorship in Nunes Marques' actions. The author said she would continue to criticize the minister and call Globo a coup plotter. She also stated that those involved were “in coup mode” and argued that they should be denounced and confronted, instead of remaining silent out of fear or purism. #Censura #Ditadura #Justiça (translated)
The Noblat Blog stated that Kassio Nunes Marques, president of the Superior Electoral Court, would be sabotaging Lula's campaign to favor Flávio Bolsonaro's election to the Presidency of the Republic. The author classified the situation as a scandal and said that it would represent the return of censorship to means of expression and would have characteristics of a judicial dictatorship. #Lula #Justiça #LiberdadeDeExpressão (translated)
Janoninho wrote that Bishop Dom Limacêdo, from the Diocese of Afogados da Ingazeira, stated during a homily that what was at stake was the model of society and the future, and he warned of the risk of a dictatorship. Janoninho added that, in his view, the issue was not partisan, but concerned what would come next, and included the hashtag #LULAPRESIDENTE13. #LULAPRESIDENTE13 #Política #Sociedade #Futuro (translated)
Caio Coppolla questioned whether the alternation of power, combined with the end of presidential re-election, would be a "threat to democracy." In the post, he mentioned Miriam Leitão, Ana Elisa, and Renan Santos in reference to the "Bolsonarist Dictatorship" and invited readers to subscribe to his daily newsletter. https://t.co/xRF9SUXhRT https://t.co/OseTbPnaBq #Democracia #Política #Brasil (translated)
Izanildo Sabino wrote that a bishop had said that the voters would have to choose between two models on the 25th and warned of the risk of a dictatorship. Sabino stated that, in his opinion, the choice was easy and that the PT defended the public, in addition to expressing support for Lula. #BoraLula #LulaPresidente13 https://t.co/rPfYPrmhDv #Eleições2023 #Democracia #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)
