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VASP won the competition for the distribution of newspapers in all municipalities of mainland Portugal, guaranteeing five sales points in low-density areas and a 78% economy compared to the estimated cost, with a total investment of 2.3 million euros over three years. #Jornais #Distribuição #Imprensa (translated)

Allan Dos Santos shared a report according to which ministers of the Supreme Federal Court aligned with Alexandre de Moraes considered the probability of Lula defeating Flávio Bolsonaro in the second round to be high. Judges reportedly pointed to a reaction from pro-Lula groups after the defeat of the PT candidate in the first round by less than two percentage points and evaluated that this, along with economic initiatives from the government, could influence the outcome. According to the report, the president of a centrist party told ministers that Lula would win by a margin smaller than that recorded against Jair Bolsonaro in 2022, estimated at around 1 million votes. Judges also recounted that Lula, in discreet conversations with members of the Supreme Court, expressed surprise at having fallen behind Flávio in the first round. Meanwhile, the group aligned with André Mendonça did not believe that Lula could reverse the scenario and considered Flávio's victory to be certain. Dos Santos asked Grok if it was normal for one of the largest newspapers in Brazil to publish the opinions of STF ministers on the results of the elections. #Eleições2024 #STF #Lula (translated)

Xico Graziano said that Lula's successive promises reminded him of Paulo Maluf's campaign for the government of São Paulo in 1998, when Mário Covas was running for reelection. According to Graziano, Maluf's campaign massively and repetitively promoted works carried out during his terms as mayor and governor, from 1979 to 1982, at a time without the internet. He stated that the exaggerated marketing became a subject of mockery and gave rise to parodies. Graziano reported that a large billboard at the entrance to Santos, at the junction to Praia Grande, mocked the campaign by attributing the Atlantic Ocean to Maluf. He said that the photograph of the sign circulated in newspapers and had a demoralizing effect on the candidate, who lost to Covas. In Graziano's assessment, the electorate perceived when attempts were made to mislead them, even in the face of needs. He compared Lula's last-minute promises to jokes and said that the effect of those promises on the voters would still be seen. #Lula #PolíticaBrasil #Eleições2024 (translated)

Amanda Miranda stated that the relationship between advertisers and newspaper editorial offices was coming to light and, in her assessment, showed that commercial journalism had much to learn from independent journalism. She said that independent journalism operated with transparency and ethics, respected its communities, and prioritized news over profit. She also argued that journalism should be treated as a service and a social production of knowledge, not as a business aimed at distorting reality to enrich entrepreneurs. Regarding the Master Case, she stated that hegemonic media needed to reorganize and be re-founded according to different principles. #Jornalismo #Ética #Transparência (translated)

Ivan Kleber wrote that Lula contested, in the JN, the classification of the United States of the PCC and the CV as terrorist organizations, arguing that they only sought money. Kleber also stated that, that week, the Financial Times and The Guardian, which he described as not right-wing newspapers, published reports about the territorial occupation in Rio de Janeiro and the presence of the PCC in 16 countries in Europe. #Brasil #Lula #PCC (translated)

David Ágape stated that journalists faced conflicts of interest when covering their own employers, especially due to work relationships. He compared this type of conflict to others, such as family ties, friendships, and ideological affinities, and said it also existed in science. According to Ágape, professionals from Metrópoles, Estadão, Folha, and O Globo did not usually publicly criticize their own outlets without permission. He also stated that advertisers could influence, directly or indirectly, the agendas of newspapers. In his assessment, in the model of free news, the product was the readers' attention and the client was the advertiser; he said that the Master case had made this dynamic evident. Ágape defended the existence of various competing outlets and mentioned what he called the "Consortium" during the pandemic. He noted that journalists still had individual responsibility to refuse unethical or illegal orders, but said that this aspect was often ignored in discussions on social media. He also advocated for alternative journalism funded by readers and called for subscriptions to support the outlet A Investigação and its independence. https://t.co/XuG3rvfuLG #Jornalismo #ConflitoDeInteresses #ImprensaIndependente (translated)

Julio Freiress stated that a video of Lula celebrating the end of the 6x1 schedule had reached 20 million views on Instagram. He said that Flávio Bolsonaro had not yet published a message congratulating the working class and claimed that newspapers reported behind-the-scenes maneuvers to revoke the schedule and benefit business owners if Bolsonaro were elected president. #Lula #Trabalho #Política (translated)

Noblat's blog stated that Fred Kachar, CEO of Editora Globo and in charge of the newspapers O Globo and Valor Econômico, would be counting his days at Organizações Globo. It also said that Kachar may have been seduced by Daniel Vorcaro. #EditoraGlobo #Mídia #Jornalismo (translated)

Guga Noblat wrote that conversations had been leaked between Vorcaro and Fre Kachar, the executive responsible for the newspapers O Globo and Valor Econômico. According to Noblat, the two would often go out at night, something that TV Pop had already reported earlier. He added that, in the conversations, the two talked about Malu Gaspar, Deborah Secco, Sabrina, and other celebrities. https://t.co/2Inf5IQbXD #celebridades #jornalismo #entretenimento (translated)

Antonio Tabet published excerpts of what he identified as conversations between Daniel Vorcaro and Fred Kachar, CEO of Editora Globo, responsible for the newspapers O Globo and Valor Econômico. According to Tabet, the messages included displays of intimacy and affection, a conversation with Malu Gaspar, and comments about Deborah Secco, Sabrina, and Monique. https://t.co/MbWDm9T3r8 #Jornalismo #Mídia #Entretenimento (translated)

Who published the post claimed to have written for years on the subject in a newspaper that he classified as a reference, but said that it did not pay attention to women's lives. He added that it would be interesting to account for the attention that so-called cultured newspapers devoted to the cultural productions of men and women. (translated)

Italo questioned why other newspapers were not reporting what, according to him, Veja had been showing. He cited a bribe of 1 billion, conversations of Vorcaro with members of the government, and an alleged payment to Lula made off the books, and stated that the issue should be in all newspapers in the country. #Jornalismo #Veja #Política (translated)

Antonio Tabet wrote that he imagined how social media, newspaper covers, and news portals would react if it were discovered that Lula had a joint account with a man who siphoned billions from the INSS and if the PT published and then deleted a tribute artwork to Hugo Chávez. https://t.co/8ibhaaRU4P #Lula #PT #Política (translated)

The Blog Fórmula 1 stated that Formula 1 should be accessible to everyone and advocated for the presence of people from different social classes, political positions, women, Black people, LGBTQIAP+ individuals, and people with disabilities in motorsport. According to the page, the participation of these groups upset some people, but its members would continue to speak out. The blog said it started in March 2021, when Brazil was recording a daily death record, while its author was working a 6x1 shift. At the time, he stated, the then-president — whom he described as currently convicted and imprisoned — reacted to the deaths by saying he was not a gravedigger. The page noted that it grew and provided the author with experiences such as watching a race in Interlagos and receiving VIP access. He said these experiences made him realize the gap between the luxury of motorsport and the reality of those with fewer resources, and that he considered it important to expand access to this environment. The Blog Fórmula 1 also stated that it preferred to seek sponsorships and partnerships without self-censorship or pretending to be something it was not. It mentioned that all pages, major newspapers, television broadcasters, and Formula 1 itself had biases, and that sports and politics had been intertwined since the 1950s. The page added that it had more contributors, including journalists, and that it had already helped columnists who later went on to major Brazilian portals. Finally, it expressed a desire to contribute to a more diverse motorsport community in Brazil and invited people to get in touch and take a stand. #F1 #Diversidade #Automobilismo (translated)

Amanda Miranda stated that the image of a public university in flames was among the most violent in recent days. She also mentioned the image of a child holding a gun and that of a congresswoman who, she wrote, had received more than half a million votes and whipped the asphalt while congratulating herself. Miranda said that the fire symbolized disdain for the transformative potential of knowledge and stated that equipment and research samples had been burned. She linked the destruction of science to headlines about cuts in public spending and described Brazil as a dystopia. #Educação #Ciência #Brasil (translated)

Amanda Miranda stated that, in Santa Catarina, Flávio Bolsonaro received more than 300,000 votes more than his father, contrary to an estimate she had made based on reading a survey the day before. According to her, Lula lost 152,048 votes. Miranda attributed the result, in addition to the resentment of the middle class and the individualism she said was driven by right-wing algorithms, to the press. She accused newspapers of withholding information, diverting attention from politics, and giving the appearance of truth to paid advertisements from Jorginho Mello's government. The author also stated that Mello's son purchased, in cash and months before the election, a property valued at over 11 million, and said that only those who read her knew this. For Miranda, the lack of information widened the gap. #Política #Eleições2023 #Desinformação (translated)

UpdateCharts wrote that The New York Times, which it described as one of the most influential newspapers in the world, dedicated an exclusive page to highlight Donald Trump's interference in Brazil's elections. https://t.co/zuMPExzPbp #DonaldTrump #EleiçõesBrasil #Jornalismo (translated)