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President Lula explains why the country so many times fails to progress: a government arrives and, instead of continuing what works, tries to destroy what the previous one built. A large part of the main social programs of the country was created or expanded during Lula's governments, with investments in health, education, science, and public policies. And he is right when he talks about the harm of this discontinuity. Brazil experienced a regression during Bolsonaro's government and, to this day, still tries to recover part of what was lost. That's why, for those who defend the continuity of this project, there lies the importance of re-electing President Lula. President Lula on Flow (translated)

The article by José Crespo de Carvalho analyzes the persistent failures in Portugal's productivity and ambition, 32 years after Michael Porter's assessments, emphasizing the need for improvements in education, management, and leadership to turn knowledge into practical results. (translated)

My people, I come here to talk to you about the importance of education. I was a girl raised by a single mother, just me and my sister, and I know how much education and studies saved me and brought me opportunities. Big Brother opened a huge door for me, thanks to my story, my struggle, my will, and my determination. And I have come to the conclusion that without studies, we are nothing. Because, through studies, we have to fight to seek opportunities. And it is also not enough just to study and sit with our butt in the chair. It is not enough just to enter Big Brother and sit with our butt down waiting for things to happen. I believe that life is made of struggle and determination. Because when we knock on a door, we may hear a thousand "no's," but at some point, we hear the "yes." So, I think it’s very important for us to cling to our personal growth, to discover something that makes us want to work with it and grow with it. And we have a very powerful tool in our hands, which is the cell phone. It brings information of all types, about every kind of theme and subject. There are books, there is knowledge... And it is very important for us to take advantage of all this to seek knowledge, grow, and chase our opportunities. (translated)

I am 36 years old, graduated, an entrepreneur, I speak three languages, I have a house, properties, investments, I travel anywhere I want. All of this is because, back then, when I had nothing, I was able to go to college through FIES. I vote for those who still don't have anything. I vote for Lula. (translated)

Here is the translation: "Here's the silly joke about someone who just pocketed €500,000, public resources offered without a competition by the friend Carlos Moedas, to finance an 'educational experience' that costs 6 times more per student than the support granted by the city to public schools with similar objectives." (translated)

“Itamaraty is 'at the service' of Lulinha's partner. O Globo and CNN reveal that the Brazilian Embassy in Madrid helped lobbyist Roberta Luchsinger, a friend of Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, Lulinha, in the search for schools in the Spanish capital. The Itamaraty confirmed the support: the then ambassador Orlando Leite Ribeiro met Luchsinger and Renata Abreu Moreira, Lulinha’s wife, at a commercial promotion event in September 2024, and the educational sector of the embassy provided school contacts. In January 2025 the diplomat stated he was 'entirely at their service.' Messages mention offers of people and vehicles; the ministry denies the use of official cars and classifies the assistance as routine for Brazilian citizens. Laughter. Luchsinger did not move. Lulinha moved last year and remains in Spain, according to the defense. The same column by Malu Gaspar had already noted that the lobbyist organized, according to the Federal Police, a trip worth R$ 1.8 million for Lulinha and the family to see the Northern Lights. Calling this 'routine assistance' is mockery. The embassy is not a concierge for a president's child or a lobbyist circulating around the family. Taxpayers fund representation abroad to defend national interests, not to create a school list in Madrid while the firstborn settles in Europe. It’s the same old pattern: the public at the service of the family's private interests, with an official note saying that there was no irregularity. The abuse of purpose is exposed. The little bearded ones at Itamaraty need to go!” (translated)

Paulo Raimundo diz que é preciso interromper a política do executivo em matérias como a saúde, a educação, a habitação ou a subida do custo de vida e, por isso, desafia a direção dos socialistas a não aceitar o voto proposto por José Luís #CristianoRonaldo #JorgeJesus #SeleçãoPortuguesa

I cried, you cried, everyone cried! During the interview on Normose, Barbara Carine shared her story and showed President Lula her diplomas. It is important to invest in education and in ways to keep students in universities. Value public education policies! (translated)

We need to talk about the trivialization of violence against women and girls. When abuse, aggression, and child marriage are expressed in public discourse with naturalness, the problem is not just in the words. It lies in what they help to normalize. In 2025, 60.3% of rape and sexual exploitation victims in Brazil were up to 13 years old. 87.8% were female. It's not an exaggeration. And it should not be treated as something normal, especially when statements like these come from the mouth of a president of the Republic. Enough! On Sunday, let's all go with @flaviobolsonaro 2️⃣2️⃣✅. (translated)

Public Security Series 10/07 - Education against crime. Organized crime cannot reach our children before good education. Public security also starts in schools: protecting childhood, creating opportunities, and closing the door to recruitment by factions. (translated)

Prime Minister Luís Montenegro will give a lecture on ethics, integrity, and the prevention of corruption to high school students at the Dr. Manuel Laranjeira Basic and Secondary School, as part of a national initiative promoted by the National Anti-Corruption Mechanism. (translated)

We went from 2,047 to 2,500 schools, and today 35% of high school students are in full-time education. And the work continues. We will further expand this model so that more and more students have access to an education that prepares them for the future. We fulfill what we promise, and the population has already understood that; therefore, unlike our opponent, we count on the trust of the people of São Paulo. (translated)