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Rodrigo Constantino stated that the PT campaign had vetoed the use of an aerial counting method with artificial intelligence at Lula's event the previous week, when the party mentioned "one million". He contrasted this alleged lack of transparency with the actions of the right and said that Flávio used a platform to defend the idea of "turning the sad page of the PT", one week before the second round, on 10/25. Constantino assessed that the number of 72 thousand was false and attributed the difference between the events to the mobilization he described as organic, without artists paid by the state or a ban on drones. He also stated that anti-PT sentiment led ordinary people to the streets, rather than professional activists, and said that the country needed to rid itself of lulism and what he called toga activism. #Política #Eleições2023 #Brasil (translated)

Guinter wrote that he would not attend the debate because he would be in connection with the Father, but that he would pray for the blessings of the Lord Jesus to be poured out over Brazil. He also stated that Brazil would win. https://t.co/l0BksnRLtk #Oração #Brasil #Fé (translated)

Nicolò Schira reported that Luciano Spalletti said he was surprised by the performance and stated that it would be necessary to change something. The coach added that he would reflect on how to talk about the team and that he would analyze the sincere and positive relationship he claimed to have with the players. https://t.co/P79zCkWRn9 #calcio #squadra #autoanalisi (translated)

The author questioned the fact that the government did not anticipate a particularly difficult day. He suggested that the decision to deploy only a quarter of the available law enforcement forces—half of the personnel deployed during the Yellow Vests protests—had been intentional. (translated)

The author wrote that Paris had been heavily destroyed at night and that the Wallasch team was still on site. He reported seeing blue lights everywhere and that the police had tried to bring the situation under control. At the same time, the destruction had flared up again and again. He kept his fingers crossed for the team. https://t.co/outNe2uVkY https://t.co/cwosOWNbEt #Paris #Zerstörung #Polizei #FR (translated)

The author wrote that the next day he would take to the streets to express solidarity with the merchants, the citizens, and the law enforcement after the serious events of the previous day. He added that demonstrating was a right, but that destroying the city and putting the safety of citizens at risk was unacceptable. https://t.co/5SqMVFyk70 #Solidarietà #Manifestazione #Sicurezza #IT (translated)

Beatrice Rosen wrote that the man in question would not resign and that he was temporarily stepping back while the situation deteriorated. According to her, he would wait for the citizens to beg him to take full power to ensure their security, before establishing a dictatorship by claiming that they had wanted it. She attributed the responsibility for the situation to him, described the scenario as a cycle they were trapped in, and asked how to escape from it. #Politique #Dictature #Citoyens (translated)

The author wrote that Paris had been heavily damaged at night and that the Wallasch team was still on site. He asked to keep your fingers crossed for the team and reported blue lights everywhere. The police were trying to bring the situation under control while escalation kept flaring up, he wrote. https://t.co/outNe2uVkY https://t.co/d31uDLemfB #Paris #Eskalation #Polizei #FR (translated)

Javier Tebas wrote that the events of October 18 confirmed his earlier accusations against Real Madrid. He recalled that on October 16 he named the journalist from "El Debate," Tomás González-Martín, as the spokesperson for the club's management narrative. On the same day, Real responded with a statement in which, as reported by Tebas, they distanced themselves from the opinions of journalists outside the club. Tebas claimed that he asked Real to deny the comparison to Negreira that the journalist allegedly attributed to club sources, as well as allegations that La Liga was harming the club regarding the scheduling of matches. He also demanded the publication of all of Real’s requests for changes to the schedule and information on how many of them were considered. According to Tebas, on October 18, Real Madrid TV attacked him again, and a section of fans coordinated and supervised by the club displayed a banner with the slogan "Tebas and Negreira." He asked whether the club would also present this as an opinion unrelated to Real. He also accused the management of inciting hostility among fans toward specific individuals; he cited an earlier warning that the club had set Real fans against him and prevented him from moving freely on the street. Tebas accused the management of manipulating the message and spreading false information. He also referred to Real's publication from October 17 about "international media": he stated that the materials from Reuters, BBC, and "L’Équipe," repeated by the club, indicated that it was Real who requested them, and presenting the press reports as support for the club was manipulation. He added that his questions about sources, accusations, and the schedule had remained unanswered since October 16. #RealMadrid #LaLiga #Tebas (translated)

The author stated that high schools in Seine-Saint-Denis, particularly Paul Éluard High School, were the origin of the movement that led to the riots of October 17. He believed that this was not coincidental and denounced a politically subversive operation, also mentioning the far left among the teachers of these institutions. https://t.co/cONRjw38SK #Lycées #Émeutes #Politique #FR (translated)

The author claimed that the CRS had to flee from rioters in Marseille and described the situation as a shame for the country. He argued that, since the death of Malik Oussekine in 1986, governments had been paralyzed and ordered the police not to engage. He stated that he would do the opposite and instruct the police to engage. https://t.co/rcdlrf6Jb8 #Marseille #Émeutes #Police #FR (translated)