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Jones Manoel stated that investigative reports had linked Flávio Bolsonaro to militias, extermination groups, illegal gambling, and betting companies. He said that Flávio defended the bets and wanted to strengthen and expand them, which, according to Manoel, would increase the indebtedness of Brazilian families and divert billions of reais from trade and services to speculative capital companies. Manoel also mentioned people who, according to him, had faced debts or committed suicide as a consequence of the indebtedness related to gambling. To put an end to the bets in Brazil, he called for the defeat of Flávio Bolsonaro and the reelection of President Lula on October 25, as well as advocating for vote 13 against gambling. #Bets #Eleições2023 #FlávioBolsonaro (translated)

Kriska Carvalho stated that, that week, Márcio Canella, whom she described as a friend of Flávio Bolsonaro, had been arrested. She also said that there were many militias around Flávio and accused Cláudio Castro of having contributed to a fraud of over R$ 1 billion in Rioprevidência. Carvalho claimed that people close to Flávio appeared to be involved in money diversion and organized crime and questioned whether he was the president that people wanted. #Corrupção #Milícia #Política (translated)

Guga Noblat classified Flávio's interview as very bad and stated that Lula had beaten Flávio 7 to 1 in the interviews. He said that the performance was predictable because he considered Flávio mediocre and surrounded by suspicions of ties to militias. https://t.co/capq6EiUM2 #Flávio #Lula #entrevista (translated)

Janoninho stated that the colors green and yellow belonged to the people and accused the Bolsonaros of having hijacked them. He said it was time to reclaim them, wearing them on the chest and holding an "L" in hand, and called on people to show pride. #OVerdeAmareloENosso https://t.co/HD0J7gUzuh #Brasil #Lula #VerdeEAmarelo (translated)

Karina Michelin wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro was interviewed by Renata Lo Prete on Globo on October 16, nine days before the second round. According to her, he confronted Lula, criticized the Supreme Federal Court, and presented government proposals. Michelin reported that the interview addressed Banco Master and suspicions involving Alexandre de Moraes. When asked about Kassio Nunes Marques, nominated by Jair Bolsonaro and mentioned in messages from Daniel Vorcaro, Flávio stated that the law should apply to everyone. He invoked Law 1.079, advocated for the impeachment of ministers, and accused Moraes of acting as Lula's political strategist in Brasília. In the area of security, Flávio announced that he intended to gather commanders of the Armed Forces and police chiefs in January to combat drug trafficking. He also stated that he would seek to classify Comando Vermelho, PCC, and militias as narcoterrorist organizations, strengthen surveillance at the Port of Santos and borders, including the Amazon, and join the Shield of the Americas to share intelligence information. Regarding the outcome of the elections, he said he would respect it. Flávio also stated that the first round indicated a desire for change and criticized Lula's government for violence against women, family indebtedness, wildfires, and business closures. At the end of the interview, according to Michelin, he committed to not promising what he could not fulfill, to restore purchasing power, and to return safety to the streets. Michelin stated that Flávio declared himself ready for the Presidency and described his candidacy as a project from God. She also wrote that the debate between him and Lula was scheduled for October 18 on TV Bandeirantes, presenting the contest as a confrontation between two projects for the country. #Brasil #Política #Eleições2023 (translated)

Lula questioned the trust in Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign promises and said that voters should consider what he had already declared and defended. He stated that, in his assessment, one could not trust someone with connections to militias and who defended coup plotters, and he asked for votes for number 13. https://t.co/GDVjfMKdbB #FlavioBolsonaro #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Andrade stated that the person in question avoided answering why they would have acted to remove the registration mark from the ammunition and resorted, according to him, to rhetorical arguments. He alleged that the intention would be to remove the registration for being a partner of organized crime and receiving funding from militias. https://t.co/gD9DirsQAa #Justiça #CrimeOrganizado #Milícias (translated)

Biazita Gomes reported having heard, during Bolsonaro Jr.'s hearing, statements that someone had been chosen by God to govern the country, that Lula had prevented Ricardo from painting a blue stripe in São Paulo, and that workers would be robbed on their day off. Gomes mocked the first statement by saying she would see an advantage if the government followed the model of Louis XVI, showed that she did not understand the reference to the blue stripe, and compared the idea of robbing someone during time off to a new form of militia. #Bolsonaro #Política #Brasil (translated)

Guga Noblat questioned why politicians supported by Flávio Bolsonaro ended up in prison for links with militias and with the Comando Vermelho. He also asked how Bolsonaro would combat organized crime if, according to Noblat, criminals were his friends. The author further questioned why Flávio Bolsonaro advocated for reducing the age of criminal responsibility for heinous crimes, but, according to him, avoided the arrest of a militia police officer who killed a 5-year-old child with a rifle shot. #FlávioBolsonaro #CrimeOrganizado #Milícias (translated)

Guga Noblat stated that the interview was under suspicion and asked the public to interact as little as possible. He said that, as a journalist, he could not ignore the candidate's statements, whom he described as a friend of the militia and someone who had lunch with the top brass of Globo. He added that the public could ignore them. https://t.co/Bipw6dZhU3 #jornalismo #entrevista #milícias (translated)

The person said it was curious that people left the Mission to join the PL in São Paulo and become influencers. They questioned whether anyone would have the courage to go to União Brasil in Belford Roxo or São Gonçalo and stated that covering for militia members was easy, challenging those people to become militia members. #política #influencer #coragem (translated)

Didi News stated that Marco Antonio Villa was wanted by the Justice and had an arrest warrant issued, and said that he would be arrested. It also recalled that Villa had accused Jair Bolsonaro of ties to militias and genocide and had used insults against him. https://t.co/yhHxPHn2QA #Brasil #Justiça #Política (translated)

Lázaro Rosa wrote that Lua had exposed what he called the Bolsonaro family's ties to militias and mentioned the statement that the Federal Police arrested another person linked to the clan, identified as Canella. He also said that Lula was back. https://t.co/05K1B3es9J #Lula #Bolsonaro #Política (translated)

Dudu Guimarães said he considered it absurd for a politician to need to seek votes in order not to lose to a militia member who, according to him, was involved with organized crime and connected to a banker accused of trafficking refugees for politicians and businessmen. #Política #Corrupção #Justiça (translated)

Kriska Carvalho wrote that Lula had spoken about a proposal to remove territories dominated by drug trafficking and militias from the control of these groups. She also recalled that, as he stated, public security in the states was the responsibility of the governors. #LULANAGLOBO https://t.co/I0FVQ9UNtP #SegurançaPública #CrimeOrganizado #Lula (translated)

Poponze wrote that Mano Ferreira commented on Flávio Bolsonaro's connection with Márcio Canella, who, according to the publication, was arrested for involvement with militia, drug trafficking, and money laundering. Ferreira stated that elected political agents with documented connections to organized crime would be willing to weaken the state's ability to combat these organizations, both in policing and regulatory actions. #Corrupção #CrimeOrganizado #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Antonio Tabet described a publication as biting satire and humorous criticism of a political agent who, according to him, should endure being the target of public mockery. He stated that humor and freedom of expression were protected by the Constitution, by ADPF 130, and by ADI 4451, and said he had seen the content on Gustavo Vilela's Instagram. Tabet added that the visual joke with musical parody did not mean that the Bolsonaro family was the family linked to militias that he might have mentioned before. In the end, he stated that the text had been written by his legal team to avoid further censorship. #Sátira #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Humor (translated)

Poponze stated that journalist Clarissa Oliveira would have been fired from CNN Brazil for "inappropriate conduct" after criticizing, live on air, the Bolsonaro family. According to the author, she said that the family had done nothing for Rio de Janeiro in 30 years, would have participated in militias, and yet would still be seen by supporters as the salvation of Brazil. #CNNBrasil #LiberdadeDeImprensa #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

"In the absence of a state inquiry commission, the truth will come to light in the courts" According to the lawsuit filed on Tuesday, Bar presented Netanyahu with dozens of alerts between November 2022 and the days leading up to the October 7, 2023 attack on Israel, led by the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas, with the participation of other militias from Gaza, which caused around 1,200 deaths and 251 hostages. #ConflitoIsraeloPalestiniano #Israel #Hamas (translated)