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GugaNoblat stated that Bolsonaro supporters still claimed that the previous election had been rigged because the Justice removed from social networks accounts of influencers who, according to him, lied about the voting machines. He then raised the hypothesis that Lula could buy an artificial intelligence system capable of manipulating an election and said that, in that case, the Bolsonaro supporters would oppose the election of the PT member and would be right. #Bolsonaro #Eleições #Justiça (translated)

Biaquinha 182_ said she had discovered that the regulation was initiated by Kim Kataguiri and stated that she voted for him. She questioned why money had been offered to publicize the measure, why it was approved 12 days before the elections, and why streamers and influencers went to Brasília to play with President Lula. The author asked Kataguiri to explain these points as well. #politica #eleições #transparência (translated)

Joaquin Teixeira Eterno stated that the sociologist Bianquinha had reported, with evidence, a scheme involving the Workers' Party to buy support from gamer influencers. According to him, a reader said that two reported individuals meant "game over." https://t.co/TsYLpEB4YX #Denúncia #Política #Games (translated)

Guilherme Cortez, a supporter of Lula, wrote that the Chamber of Deputies should vote that day on the president's projects to raise the ceiling and forgive debts of micro-entrepreneurs. He questioned how the Bolsonaro supporters would vote, as they had allegedly advised influencers to mock indebted micro-entrepreneurs in the previous days. #CâmaraDosDeputados #Lula #MEIs (translated)

The profile It's not that Léo Lins stated that timely payment of taxes would serve for the government to pay influencers who, according to him, have not spoken out about the new fees in the last four years and called their own audience garbage. #impostos #governo #influenciadores (translated)

Sucumba Games recalled that the original project was presented by Deputy Kim Kataguiri, from the Mission Party, through PL 2.796/2021, which led to the Ordinance Law No. 14,852. According to the company, President Lula enacted the law on May 3, 2024, establishing rules for legal security and measures to encourage innovation and job creation in the development of electronic games. The company stated that the regulation sanctioned on October 14 detailed how the law would be implemented. Among the measures, it mentioned lines of credit for developers, new federal technical courses, and formal investment channels. It added that the act was elaborated collaboratively by an interministerial base and representatives of the gamer community, including Abragames, journalists, and influencers specialized in the gaming market. (translated)

The Young Force Vasco stated that fans of the club, businesspeople, influencers, brands, and companies that supported Vasco would face great challenges ahead, including the possibility of two finals, and expressed their desire to experience this period in the best way possible. #Vasco #Futebol #Torcida (translated)

Barlatti stated that his patience had run out and that he would start publicly charging, on X, politicians and major right-wing and centrist influencers who, according to him, were not putting in the effort in the second round. He said that, although he had already made a useful vote in the first round, he was more engaged than ever in the campaign and believed that these figures had an obligation to campaign day and night to defeat the PT and Lula, whom he referred to as an ex-convict. He added that the charge would apply to both those who followed him and those who did not. #Eleições2023 #EngajamentoPolítico #Cobrança (translated)

StagePop stated that, according to data from Social Blade, Ana Elisa, Janones, and Lula were among the five influencers who gained the most followers on Instagram worldwide in the past three days. According to the publication, they surpassed Cristiano Ronaldo during this period. https://t.co/ELoOgdrYf2 #AnaElisa #Janones #Lula (translated)

Andre Marsiglia stated that it was a mistake to attribute the entry of influencers into politics and the winning of votes to the transformation of politics into entertainment or the arrival of social media. According to him, it was politics that migrated to social networks, where candidates did not ignore debates as they did with those on television. Marsiglia also said that politics had never been taken so seriously in the country and that it had simply stopped passing through the filter of the mainstream media, which he considered positive. #Política #RedesSociais #Influenciadores (translated)

David Ágape stated that, almost a week before the first round, Lula announced the end of the bets, but that the underground game of Tigrinho continued to be active. The author classified the measure as hypocritical and said that Lula's government had sanctioned the online casinos law, licensed the market, and collected R$ 2.55 billion in grants without returning the money. Ágape also challenged the idea that regulation would end clandestineness. According to him, on the first day after the deadline, The Investigation found ads for casinos on Instagram that were not listed by the Treasury. Influencers with up to 11 million followers allegedly directed the public to six underground establishments, some of which accepted deposits via Pix. https://t.co/1V9t284QDz #Lula #Cassinos #Bets (translated)

Hayy wrote that Nikolas Ferreira had published that he would protocol the CPI of influencers in 2027. The author stated that the initiative would seek to investigate what was behind the attacks by right-wing influencers. https://t.co/9BBqM3gzfO #CPMI #Politica #Influenciadores (translated)

Hayy stated that the Amazonian influencer Will Robson said he received a proposal of R$ 100,000 from the PT to produce political content during the second round. According to Hayy, Robson published screenshots of a conversation attributed to the party's communication team, which presented a partnership for electoral advertising. Hayy classified the case as serious. #Política #Eleições2022 #Influenciadores (translated)

The Central Right stated that confidence in victory should be unshakable and claimed that lies, false attacks, manipulation, and public money allocated to influencers would be used. It also called for resilience and mobilization, summarizing the message with the expression "us for us." https://t.co/ZxhM0dWuhU #Fé #Resiliência #Mobilização (translated)

Flavia Ferronato stated that she was sued five times by the PT in the TSE during the 2022 campaign. According to her, the coalition demanded R$ 25,000 for each publication they considered false, and one of the actions referred to a retweet of a post by Carla Zambelli with a headline from Antagonista. Ferronato said that she and other influencers spent the campaign defending themselves legally instead of campaigning and classified this as interference in the electoral process. She claimed that, four years later, she had not been convicted in any of the actions because, according to her, she had not lied. She also said that the PT was now putting its militants in the same situation and predicted that left-wing influencers would face demands for defense and fines of R$ 25,000. Ferronato stated that the party would probably not cover the fines or defense costs and alleged that the questioned publications contained known lies. In her assessment, the scenario could be devastating for the left after the election. Ferronato argued that the right and Flávio's party base should mobilize and sue those responsible, in addition to working on a campaign focused on proposals. #Eleições2022 #Fakenews #PolíticaBrasil (translated)