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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)

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)

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)

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)

"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)

Renato Rovai stated that Flávio Bolsonaro used the Confide app to communicate with Willer Thomaz, who, according to him, had a joint account with Flávio. Rovai claimed that the app was used by militiamen and organized crime and that Marielle's murderers had also used it. He questioned why Flávio would need the app to talk to Thomaz. https://t.co/RLnXrEfwWJ #Brasil #CrimeOrganizado #Milícias (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that the government of Jair Bolsonaro represented a threat to the environment and said that Flávio Bolsonaro was following the same path. He associated the son of the former president with criminal organizations, militias, and practices of kickbacks. Manoel criticized proposals from Flávio's government plan to accelerate environmental licensing. According to him, the measure could allow the issuance of licenses before the completion of the analysis by the responsible agencies, increasing the risk of damage to rivers, forests, and communities. He also warned of potential risks of water contamination and impacts on soil with the release of fracking, in addition to the effects of the expansion of mining and the exploration of oil and gas. The author also stated that the plan envisioned reorganizing the functions of agencies responsible for oversight and environmental protection and traditional territories, such as Ibama, Funai, and ICMBio. He defended the role of licensing and oversight in preventing impacts on nature and communities. Manoel called Flávio Bolsonaro a setback and advocated for the re-election of President Lula, as well as the end of what he described as a project of destruction of Brazil by the Bolsonaro family. #MeioAmbiente #Sustentabilidade #Bolsonaro (translated)

Hayy stated that André Mendonça ordered the CUT to delete five posts against Flávio Bolsonaro. According to the author, the posts associated the senator with militias and the Office of Crime, in addition to mentioning a supposed freeze on the minimum wage and pensions and the end of Pix. https://t.co/r88HpSsqvx #AndréMendonça #FlávioBolsonaro #LutaPelaVerdad (translated)

Lázaro Rosa stated that the government of Jair Bolsonaro had placed 1 million firearms and 1 billion bullets on the streets, and that a large part would have ended up in the hands of traffickers and militias. He said that Flávio Bolsonaro wanted to resume this policy and facilitate the sale of weapons, which, according to Rosa, would put families at risk. The author asked his followers to share a video and defended Lula as an ally of the family and of peace for children. #DefesaDaFamília #NossasCrianças #Paz (translated)

Vinicius Carrion wrote that the decision covered four cases: Inq 4.781, regarding fake news; Inq 4.874, regarding digital militias; Pet 10.405; and Pet 12.100, which, according to him, led to Operation Tempus Veritatis against Jair Bolsonaro and allies. He stated that access included volumes, appendices, attachments, media, pieces, and decisions under any level of secrecy, but that the fake news inquiry remained confidential. #FakeNews #Justiça #OperaçãoTempusVeritatis (translated)

"I am going to declare, starting in January of next year, war on drug trafficking. I am going to classify the PCC, the Comando Vermelho, and the militias as narcoterrorist organizations. The criminal will stay in prison much longer, they will be isolated in one of the five new federal prisons that I am going to build, which will be called TREVA. This is to instill fear. Fear of walking the streets again, fear of bringing violence to so many people." Flávio plans to open 500,000 prison spots and construct five maximum-security federal prisons inspired by Bukele's prison model in El Salvador, named 'TREVA', which means 'darkness' in Portuguese." #Brasil #Bolsonaro #seguridad (translated)

Renato Souza stated that workers who are victims of robberies did not want to hear justifications about prison overcrowding, rehabilitation, or temporary releases. He questioned the lack of a plan to prevent the entry of cell phones into prisons and to combat the drug trade and other goods in the prison system. According to Souza, even soap could generate income for factions, and basic items should be provided by the State, without being blocked by the penal police, to prevent criminal groups from profiting from their entry into prisons. Souza also said that the right, although it was the majority in Congress, was not making changes in the area of public security but knew how to say what the population wanted to hear. He argued that the left should adopt a zero-tolerance discourse against crime and stated that the State should not allow criminal organizations and militias to dictate rules in the country’s territories. He said that Brazil should be concerned about an internal war against these organizations before turning its attention to the war in Ukraine. #SegurançaPública #CrimeOrganizado #DireitosHumanos (translated)