Laudelino questioned where the so-called sisterhood was and asked if the left's agendas were just agendas, adding that perhaps it was necessary to explain this more explicitly. https://t.co/vJfU7SpWUH #sororidade #esquerda #pautas (translated)
Laudelino questioned where the so-called sisterhood was and asked if the left's agendas were just agendas, adding that perhaps it was necessary to explain this more explicitly. https://t.co/vJfU7SpWUH #sororidade #esquerda #pautas (translated)
Felipe Leme stated that B3 had a historic day, with an increase of more than 7% in the Bovespa index and a drop of more than 20 cents in the dollar. He attributed the movement to the hope that Flávio could defeat Lula in the second round and interpreted the optimism as a sign of investor support for economic freedom. Leme argued that Flávio should present proposals for tax cuts and public spending reductions, citing the style of Javier Milei, who, according to him, yelled "AFUERA!" when announcing cuts in ministries. Among the measures he suggested were to end split payment and the fee on blouses, reduce ministries, and reconsider the oversight of the Income Tax. The author added that many Brazilians would be suffocated by taxes and that some of them had not even voted but could mobilize in the face of the prospect of paying less. He urged Flávio to quickly present a cuts plan and accelerate the campaign. #B3 #Bovespa #Eleições2024 (translated)
The Liberal Party - PL 22 stated that Dr. Fernando Máximo was elected senator for Rondônia, with 570,799 votes, equivalent to 31.97% of valid votes, and that he was the most voted candidate in the state. The party said that he would take to the Federal Senate his dedication to health and the well-being of the population and would advocate for Rondônia's issues in the National Congress. They also congratulated him on his victory. #DrFernandoMáximo #Rondônia #Senado #PL22 #MaisVotado #Rondônia #Senado #MaisVotado (translated)
Update Olivia Brasil stated that the profile was managed by six female university students, among them students from public institutions and scholarship recipients from private colleges. According to the group, some were beneficiaries of Bolsa Família, members of CadÚnico, from the Northeast, living in favelas and marginalized areas of Rio de Janeiro or LGBT. One of the members said she was a Northeastern migrant woman living in the largest favela in Latin America and stated that her mother worked hard to provide her with a better life. She wrote that her work on the profile also represented other people and expressed concern about what she considered a surrender of the state and the country to people who rejected her existence and that of those close to her. The group reported having suffered an attempted censorship the day before, when the profile was hacked. They said they continued to express their views on relevant topics and that the portal, created in 2023, had always shown its political stance. They also stated that they feared for their own safety and said that comments from people within the same fandom made them feel unwell and encouraged attacks from opponents of Lula's re-election. The group requested respect and stated that rights and futures were at stake, with no time for ego disputes. (translated)
The Liberal Party (PL 22) stated that Carlos Bolsonaro was elected senator for Santa Catarina with 2,041,840 votes, equivalent to 25.35%. The party said he would have the responsibility to represent the interests of the state and Brazil in the Senate and congratulated him on his victory, expressing support for his new mission. #CarlosBolsonaro #SantaCatarina #Senado #PL22 #CarlosBolsonaro #SantaCatarina #Senado (translated)
The Lovato Portal reaffirmed its support for Lula in the second round and stated its defense of a government that prioritized the end of the 6x1 shift, the fight against femicide and violence against women, investments in education and health, the strengthening of the SUS, and the protection of the rights of the LGBTQIA+ community. The portal also urged people to share information and discuss the topic on social media, as well as to vote and engage with undecided voters or those who had not participated in the first round. #FandomsComLula #SegundoTurnoÉLula #Lula #SegundoTurno #Feminismo (translated)
funBABE stated that she was being targeted by criticism after someone said that she supported the Bolsonaro family, and she denied that association. She said that opposing feminist and LGBT+ agendas contradicted her beliefs, even outside of election periods, and that her actions and her content creation routine reflected who she was. She also accused haters of taking advantage of a sincere request for a position made by the "babes" to incite a wave of attacks and responded with an insult. #Cancelamento (translated)
Anitta Press wrote that Anitta criticized Douglas Ruas and Garotinho and opposed votes guided by social and religious agendas instead of infrastructure. https://t.co/cHMsNqsrOc #Anitta #Política #Brasil (translated)
Rafael, a socialist with an iPhone, wrote that Brazil should have followed China's example and banned large technology companies and the agendas of the American alternative right. In response to the criticism that this would be censorship, he defended censoring these agendas and used a derogatory ableist term to describe them. He also stated that, for this reason, the CIA did not get close to them. https://t.co/05AruuxiWm #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Censura #Tecnologia (translated)
Roberto Motta wrote that, in his assessment, socialism worked for leftist people both as a religion and as a central source of economic gains. He stated that political activism influenced their careers, salaries, media opportunities, publications, awards, and funding, and said that their survival depended on this activity. Motta also claimed that activism accompanied these people in different everyday situations and that they sought to promote their agendas at any opportunity. Finally, he associated this stance with the guidance of Saul Alinsky, according to which political struggle would ultimately be a matter of power. #Política #Ideologia #Esquerda (translated)
StagePop stated that Beyoncé, Bad Bunny, Dua Lipa, ROSALÍA, Madonna, and Cher had already shown, in different ways, support for Lula or issues associated with the Brazilian left. https://t.co/7jfa3QOjyC #Lula #Música #DireitosHumanos (translated)
Gabi Panquequinha defended the importance of education and studies, saying that knowledge could bring wisdom, hope, and new perspectives, as well as transform the lives of people and the country. She also urged people to research the proposals and social actions of candidates before voting and to encourage those around them to study. The author stated that she was grateful to Big Brother for the opportunity she had and to her studies for allowing her to dream and believe that she could achieve goals that once seemed impossible. #Educação #Conhecimento #Esperança (translated)
We do not consider ourselves essential. The community existed long before us and will continue to exist (amen). We are part of it and, in our own way, we try to contribute by bringing topics and issues that impact us and our audience, even though our channel's main objective is humor. We talk about our experience as a gay couple, bringing into our content other people who are representative and also share their stories and experiences. Nowadays, we understand that online presence alone is not enough; we try to value the LGBT+ scene in the places where it exists, promoting and highlighting it. Projects like the Bloggess Race fit well with what we seek, a way to show that regardless of gender or sexuality, we are here doing our part. It's the way we found to make our work also a tool for change, representation, and sometimes just a place to have a little fun. I think that's it :) #Representatividade #Humor (translated)
This is very serious: US$ 1 MILLION AGAINST THE STF Revealed campaign from the Trump government. The government of Donald Trump allocated US$ 1 million to finance a campaign against the STF in Brazil. The revelations were published this Thursday by the British newspaper The Guardian, which points out how resources originally intended by the US for the global human rights agenda were redirected to the interests of the American far right. According to the report, a US$ 1 million grant titled "Combating Lawfare and Censorship in Brazil" would finance civil society groups that oppose what is described as excessive judicial action and censorship by the Supreme Court of Brazil. "The Trump administration imposed sanctions on Brazilian minister Alexandre de Moraes last year, following pressure from Eduardo Bolsonaro, the son of the former president," the article recalled. According to the newspaper, a Democratic congressional aide stated that a senator from the Foreign Relations Committee, Jeanne Shaheen, had maintained the blockage of ten disbursements totaling US$ 22 million, intended for projects in Brazil, South Africa, and Nigeria, as well as for promoting a right-wing ideology in the UK and Europe. This week, Shaheen sent a letter to the Trump administration to denounce interference in the Brazilian election and demand the White House recognize the election results in the country. "Throughout President Trump's second term, we observed US authorities engaged in a campaign of interference and destabilization in Brazil," the senator said in the document. "This effort intensified dramatically during the summer of 2025, when the Administration imposed targeted tariffs and sanctions in an attempt to influence the verdict of the Brazilian Supreme Court in the trial of former president Jair Bolsonaro, accused of attempting to foment a military coup to remain in power," she stated. According to the aide consulted by the newspaper, Secretary of State Marco Rubio had personally signed a memorandum to ignore the senator's blockages and authorize the allocation of funds. Destabilizing the STF For observers and diplomats, destabilizing the STF has become a priority for the Brazilian and foreign far right. The movement sees the institution as a brake on implementing an ultra-conservative project in the country and regaining freedom of action on all fronts. The money comes from the Fund for Human Rights and Democracy, created to finance Trump's conservative agenda around the world and, according to its critics, to attack any form of opposition. "The largest disbursement, totaling US$ 40 million, was allocated to a consortium led by the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation (VOC) — a non-profit anti-communist organization that, in the past, had received much lower amounts in grants," the report indicated. A background check document from the Department of State, consulted by The Guardian, records previous contracts between the foundation and the agency totaling US$ 96,997 in the last five years — all in the fiscal year 2022 — and notes that the organization underwent a check in 2019 related to tickets for the foundation's gala event. The document also identifies Andrew Bremberg — former domestic policy advisor to the White House during the Trump administration and former US ambassador to the UN office in Europe — as a "senior leader" of the foundation. Via ICL COUP NEVER AGAIN #STF #Trump #DireitosHumanos (translated)
Guys, there is no indirect message for Zé Felipe, or for Ana Castela, or for any other sertanejo. That doesn't even make sense. The project wasn't about that, it's about very cool topics that relate to the previous one. It was organized, as any debate should be and can be. #sertanejo #debate #projeto (translated)
What scares me the most about this analysis of the "intergalactics" is the world of lies and cynicism they live in. The growth of votes for Flávio Bolsonaro came from loyalty to his bolsonarista base and the agendas he has been building with entrepreneurs who advocate for a different policy of economic and industrial development for Brazil. This narrowing has brought together business sectors that were distant from bolsonarism and opened up space for a new development project and a vision for the country. Interestingly, what we see today in Brazil also appears in Europe: liberals creating a "sanitary barrier" to prevent the right from coming to power, while labeling Eduardo Bolsonaro and Kim Paim as "far-right" here. They say they are very radical. Soon, they will call us fascists. In a few months, we will once again see this discourse being used against Eduardo by Constantino and other intergalactic figures saying it is good to distance oneself from "extremisms." This is the same mechanism observed in Germany by Merz with the AfD, and in other European countries: establishing a moderate liberal political boundary and attributing the label of extremism to those on the other side of it. In the end, part of the liberal project seems to depend precisely on these barriers to contain the advance of right-wing conservatism. Of course, at heart, they are a system, a trust operation. It's unbelievable how brazen they are. #Bolsonaro #Desenvolvimento #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)
"Good evening, everyone. I'm Sophie Charlotte. Here's the thing, this is the election of our lives. Besides being between two totally opposing candidates, where one defends the end of the 6X1 scale, the end of bets, and has agendas for women, the other represents regression and the surrender of our sovereignty. And we have to elect two senators for 8 years, preferably women. WE CANNOT CHOOSE VOTE THROUGH AN APP." #Eleições2024 #VotoConsciente #MulheresNaPolítica (translated)