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Blog do Noblat 6d

The Noblat Blog stated that Lula increased the pressure on Flávio by opening secrecy and gained support on WhatsApp. According to the monitoring by Palver cited by the blog, between the early hours of Monday and the afternoon of yesterday, 73.7% of the messages that took a position on the challenge favored Lula. More than 25% saw the initiative as proof of honesty, with references to the phrase "those who have nothing to hide fear nothing." Among the messages favorable to Flávio, more than 60% repeated the argument that Lula does not have a cell phone. Meanwhile, 45% of the supportive messages called for Lula to open the corporate card, the hundred-year secrets, and Janja's expenses. #Lula #Flávio #Política (translated)

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Juan Ortiz 🗳️👁‍🗨 7d

Juan Ortiz announced that he had published his first book, *Hugs, not Bullets: The Phrases that Expose the 4T*. He explained that he analyzed expressions from López Obrador, Claudia Sheinbaum, Rocío Nahle, Noroña, and other figures of the 4T to describe narrative resources that, in his opinion, serve to change the subject in the face of scandals, evade responsibilities, divide attention, or present uncomfortable issues differently. Ortiz cited examples such as referring to a derailment as an interruption of railway flow, illegal money for early campaigns as contributions to the movement, and a homicide committed by organized crime as a heart attack. He also mentioned responses to allegations against Rocha Moya and other members of Morena, and the lists to guide judicial voting. He added that the book included cartoons by Chavo del Toro and a manual for citizen self-defense against the traps of political language. He said it could be purchased on Amazon. https://t.co/o3xwRtUET5 #NuevoLibro #AnálisisPolítico #4T (translated)

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ANCAP.SU 1w

ANCAP.SU stated that Flávio had surpassed Lula in the debate and said that the president lost his way while speaking, even reminding one of Joe Biden. https://t.co/omsIvC96K0 #Debate #Política #Lula (translated)

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Vicky Dávila 1w

Vicky Dávila announced that she had spoken with Ana Lucía Pineda and highlighted ten phrases from the conversation. Among them, she attributed to Pineda that she had not come to the Government to take something that did not belong to her. https://t.co/BOtHtGg3VK #HablaLaPrimeraDama https://t.co/b1a1zjZJBs #AnaLucíaPineda #VickyDávila #Gobierno (translated)

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Anitta Press 1w

The Anitta Press reported that Anitta would soon reveal the meaning of the phrases she had been using frequently. https://t.co/UHylKd43Bn #Anitta #Música #Novidades (translated)

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Joaquin Teixeira Eterno 1w

Eternal Joaquin Teixeira said he was a supporter of the Workers' Party and advocated for the party to conduct a self-analysis. He stated that his candidate was elderly, senile, and had difficulty expressing himself and linking sentences, while the far-right representative was young, handsome, in excellent physical shape, had a higher education, and spoke English. #política #Brasil #eleições (translated)

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Roberto Reis 1w

Roberto Reis evaluated Globo's interview with Lula and Flávio, assigning grades of 6 and 8, respectively. According to him, Lula avoided major mistakes and communicated his ideas, although his hoarse voice bothered some voters in qualitative assessments. Reis stated that the president did little to promote his proposals, attacked Flávio minimally, and did not highlight the bus fare issue. He also criticized Lula's tendency to overly contextualize his answers, which, in his evaluation, reduced the time to address the main points and hindered the production of snippets for social media. Regarding Flávio, Reis said he defended the continuity of social programs, attacked Lula, and accused the opposing campaign of spreading false information. He also emphasized the candidate's statement that Lula would have forgotten about Bolsa Família for four years, while he would remember the program every day. Reis assessed that Flávio dodged questions that could become traps but noted that Renata pressed for answers not given and was, at times, more incisive with him. Reis considered that Flávio achieved more objectives than Lula and won the interview. According to his evaluation, Lula made a serious mistake when responding about Bolsa Família, allowing the opponent to exploit the issue, while Flávio did not have serious flaws. Although he stated that Flávio did not have an extraordinary performance, Reis affirmed that the result was positive for him, who, according to the author, was leading the polls as he approached the final stretch of the campaign. #Eleições2023 #PolíticaBrasil #DebateEleitoral (translated)

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Ignacio Escolar 2w

It is terrifying that something as basic as being able to honor your grandfather is a source of conflict 90 years later. This is one of the phrases with which the director of elDiario.es, Ignacio Escolar, summarized a good part of the debate he had with journalist Enrique Sánchez Lubián during the presentation of his book 'Chronicles of the Aftermath of a War'. #MemoriaHistórica #DictaduraFranquista #PolarizaciónPolítica (translated)

Ignacio Escolar: “Es inimaginable otra dictadura militar en España, pero sí es posible un retroceso democrático”
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Mídia NINJA 2w

The NINJA Media published three phrases that, according to the page, summarized the night: one argued that distributing a little money among many people was wealth; another attributed all the responsibility to the speaker himself; and the third called for security and protection for workers and imprisonment for criminals. #LulaNaGlobo https://t.co/TwS6e9sBB3 #Frases #Reflexão #Brasil (translated)

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Roberto Motta 2w

Roberto Motta stated that he found it even more ridiculous for a rich socialist to also be an activist, and according to him, acknowledged his privileges while asking for votes for the left. Motta questioned why these people didn’t donate their money to eliminate their own privileges. #socialismo #riqueza #privilegio (translated)

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miguel rodeia 2w

No dia 10 de outubro 2026, Barack Obama esteve em Lisboa como orador principal do Game Changers Forum, realizado na MEO Arena, diante de mais de 10 mil pessoas. Na sua intervenção, Obama abordou temas como democracia, liderança política, inteligência artificial e os riscos do autoritarismo. Obama destacou que a democracia é uma conquista recente e frágil na história da humanidade, defendendo que todos os cidadãos devem ter direitos iguais, dignidade e capacidade de influenciar a sociedade. Ele fez críticas indiretas ao então presidente americano, Donald Trump, ao questionar a nostalgia por uma suposta "América real", associando-a a um passado em que minorias raciais eram silenciadas e as mulheres tinham papéis restritos. Sobre inteligência artificial, Obama alertou que essa tecnologia transformará a sociedade em cerca de dez anos, defendendo a necessidade de regras internacionais de segurança e coordenação, especialmente entre Estados Unidos e China, apesar da desconfiança entre as potências. O ex-presidente pediu mais humanidade e menos nacionalismo, defendendo líderes que valorizem tanto os interesses nacionais quanto os sonhos de pessoas de outros países, promovendo uma ideia de "humanidade comum" em vez de confronto. Obama também ressaltou a importância de dar mais espaço aos jovens na política, defendendo a renovação das lideranças. Com bom humor, afirmou que são necessários mais líderes jovens porque os mais velhos não sabem usar os telemóveis. Ele criticou a burocracia e a lentidão das instituições democráticas, inclusive na Europa, alertando que, quando os governos não resolvem problemas concretos como habitação e emprego, discursos autoritários podem se tornar mais atraentes. Uma das frases mais significativas de sua intervenção foi: "Tecnicamente, um presidente não pode começar uma guerra sem aprovação do parlamento." Essa declaração foi interpretada como uma crítica indireta à atuação do então presidente dos EUA, especialmente no contexto dos ataques americanos contra o Irão. Sobre a Europa, Obama reconheceu os benefícios da União Europeia, mas advertiu que a burocracia e a demora nas decisões podem afastar os cidadãos das instituições. Defendeu governos mais ágeis e capazes de responder às preocupações cotidianas. Em síntese, Obama defendeu uma democracia mais eficaz, liderança renovada e cooperação internacional baseada em valores comuns. Ele reforçou que a democracia exige instituições que funcionem, cidadãos ouvidos e líderes que respeitem a igualdade, indo além do simples ato de votar.

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JIMIN SUPPORT 2w

The JIMIN SUPPORT claimed that Jimin, for the seventh consecutive year, would have been the first and only person in the world to simultaneously rank more than 20 hashtags and phrases related to his name in the global trends on X. According to the account, during the celebration of the artist's 31st birthday, 23 phrases ranked among the top 30 most popular, and Jimin occupied the top five positions. #Jimin #ItBoy #AniversárioJimin (translated)

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António Guterres 2w

It's not enough to patch up the manure; it was a misunderstanding, said Guterres about his words. #Israel #Hamas #Antissemitismo (translated)

Da dor aos estupores
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20 minutos 3w

The 'Hack the Ableism' campaign by Impulsa Igualdad has plastered Madrid with phrases that question ableist language, seeking to make visible and reflect on everyday expressions that, although often said with good intentions, can hide paternalistic and condescending attitudes towards people with disabilities. #Capacitismo #Igualdad #Discapacidad (translated)

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Impulsa Igualdad 'empapela' Madrid con una campaña contra el capacitismo
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POPTime 3w

POPTime reported that Lucas Pavanato referred to the Bolsonaro supporters as “a handful of fools” who, according to the publication, were satisfied with Jair Bolsonaro's ready-made phrases during the administration that he described as a “misgovernment” during the pandemic. https://t.co/taeQhto5UM #Bolsonaro #Política #Pandemia (translated)

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António Guterres 3w

Therefore, this is the starting point, this is the attitude that an increasing number of people have, which cannot be justified merely by phrases, like the one that António Guterres said, that those attacks, those massacres, those assaults did not happen in a vacuum. #Antissemitismo #Israel #Guerra (translated)

O que dói mais aos antissemitas é Israel ter ganho a guerra
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Planeta do Futebol 🌎 3w

The Football Planet reported that the six matches of Series A played that day would display four protest messages against the Provisional Measure that, according to the publication, prohibited betting in Brazil. The phrases would question whether the ban would protect consumers, criticize the change of rules during the competition, and raise the issue of who would profit from illegal betting. The publication added that the clubs' shirts could also be used in the campaign, funded by the Brazilian Institute of Responsible Gaming (IBJR) and by clubs linked to the entity. The Football Planet cited O Globo and Lauro Jardim. #Brasileirão #Jogos #Apostas (translated)

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Pedro Sánchez 3w

"Let's work to win" The phrases from Sánchez's appearance: from the "dissatisfaction of the social majority" to "let's work to win" elDiario.es #Elecciones2026 #Vivienda #Izquierda (translated)

Sánchez acierta al convocar elecciones
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Jane 🍁 3w

Jane argued that some people had taken Leo DiCaprio's song "the wrong way" or seriously. She explained that, according to her, it was a parody of streamers aimed at the audience that had followed the series, and that its phrases referred to situations that occurred in it. She added that those who had not seen it would not understand the references and used derogatory language when addressing those people. #parodia #streamers #referencias (translated)

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Bruno Guzzo® Sep 25

Veio de uma mulher talvez uma das frases mais fortes desta campanha. “Temos o risco de colocar a milícia na Presidência da República. Um perigo à democracia e ao país.” - Simone Tebet https://t.co/tCwiWVPSgL #Democracia #Eleições2024 #SimoneTebet

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