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Jones Manoel stated that rap was not partisan but had a political stance connected to the working people. He argued that workers should take to the streets against what he called the threat of Flávio Bolsonaro and said that rap, hip-hop, and other peripheral cultural expressions would be targets of the “death program” he attributed to Flávio. He also called for the victory of President Lula, arguing that it would create better conditions for struggle and allow progress in the fight for the Brazilian Revolution. The publication credited “eu.ago.” #Rap #LutaPelaLiberdade #RevoluçãoBrasileira (translated)

A Central Reality reported that Carlinhos Maia asked a worker if he was Flávio Bolsonaro or Lula. The man replied that the Our Father was "up there" and Lula was here, and he said he believed that the president had done a lot for people of all social classes. https://t.co/8HimoKvScc #Lula #PolíticaBrasil #CarlinhosMaia (translated)

A sociologist from Butiquim pointed out the end of the 6x1 shift and the end of the cirandeira left as the two greatest achievements of the working class in the election. He also expressed great satisfaction with the results. #ClasseTrabalhadora #Eleições2023 #ConquistasSociais (translated)

A protest led by the CGTP against the rising cost of living took place today in Lisbon, culminating in the setup of a camp in Rossio Square, where union and party leaders criticized the government for its insufficient measures to meet the needs of workers. #Manifestações #CustoDeVida #PolíticaPortuguesa (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that the end of the 6x1 shift had already been approved, with two days of rest per week and a workload of up to 40 hours, without salary reduction. He said that Flávio Bolsonaro had signaled to entrepreneurs that, if elected president, he would advocate for changes to this rule. According to Manoel, the proposal supported by Bolsonaro provides for contracts based on hours worked, which could reduce the remuneration of those who worked fewer hours and eliminate the right to proportional vacation and 13th salary. He added that the two days off would not be guaranteed. Manoel also accused Bolsonaro of governing for the rich and large companies and wanting to hand Brazil over to the United States. In the end, he urged workers to mobilize against the senator's candidacy and defend power in the hands of the workers. #Trabalhadores #DireitosTrabalhistas #Eleições2024 (translated)

Does the Government consider a plan designed for a company with 16 titles and about 80 workers feasible, when that company ceased operations in October 2025, laid off all employees, and saw its managers declared incapacitated by the ruling of June 6, 2026? "Does the Government consider a plan designed for a company with 16 titles and about 80 workers feasible, when that company ceased operations in October 2025, laid off all employees, and saw its managers declared incapacitated by the ruling of June 6, 2026?" questions Fabian Figueiredo. #Visão #Media #Insolvência (translated)

Rodri from Bahia City stated that, in his assessment, the country allowed a presidential candidate accused of multiple crimes to remain eligible, while a worker was persecuted for exercising their rights as a citizen. He classified the country as third world. #Política #Justiça #DireitosHumanos (translated)

The author stated that Edmilson was the doorman of her building and that, after he was taken to the police station, about 15 residents went after him. According to her, he had legal support and had already been released. She also described him as beloved by the residents, competent, honest, and hardworking. #justiça #comunidade #trabalho (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)

Alan Lopes stated that the interviews of Lula, the day before, and Flávio Bolsonaro, that day, revealed opposite profiles. He described Lula as tired and worn out, said the president seemed uncomfortable with difficult questions, and criticized his language. He also stated that Lula was embarrassed when confronted about promises that Lopes considered false and assessed that he did not convey credibility as a statesman nor would he be able to convince people outside his circle of supporters. Regarding Flávio Bolsonaro, Lopes said that he conveyed lightness, hope, transparency, and emotional balance, in addition to demonstrating preparedness to negotiate with international leaders. The author also claimed that the senator inspired positive expectations and represented the possibility of overcoming a period that, according to Lopes, had taken the country to rock bottom after scandals and abuses against the population. #Lula #FlávioBolsonaro #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Jones Manoel compared Flávio Bolsonaro's interview on Rede Globo to the presidential debate of 1989 between Fernando Collor and Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, which, according to him, the network manipulated to favor Collor. Manoel stated that the interview was not a rigorous inquiry but a public relations effort for Bolsonaro, asserting that the candidate was able to lie and evade questions without being challenged. As an example, he cited Bolsonaro's statements about the 6x1 scale and about not cutting pensions, the BPC, the minimum wage, health, and education. Manoel claimed that the interview presented a candidate as a defender of workers who, according to him, supported measures against Pix, pensions, the BPC, the minimum wage, the SUS, and education. He also criticized the lack of questioning regarding the subordination to the United States and about proposals attributed to people close to Bolsonaro, such as ending Pix, handing over rare earths to the United States, and allowing the presence of American military personnel in Brazil. The author said that the owners of Rede Globo had lunch with Bolsonaro that morning and asserted that the interview had apparently been arranged. According to Manoel, the candidate appeared calm and would already know the questions. He accused the network of defending the interests of the elite and imperialism and supporting Bolsonaro, to whom he attributed the promise to end investigations into Banco Master and prevent punishments for what he called the greatest fraud in the history of Brazilian capitalism. #1989 #Mídia #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Rick Azevedo celebrated what he described as the first "Friday night" after the end of the 6x1 work schedule and said he would go to Omar’s Bar, which he called a space of resistance and supporter of the struggle from the beginning. He stated that the sign that became famous would be removed along with the regime that he characterized as slaveholding, and wished for more nights of celebration for the working class. He also praised the "Rick Azevedo Law" and Lula with the expression "Lula tetra." #Sextou #Trabalho #Resistência (translated)

MarioFrias wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro had said that he began to support the end of the 6x1 shift because he considered that the change was a demand from the workers and because he heard the Brazilians. According to MarioFrias, Flávio also stated that he would not reverse the end of the shift. The author classified the statement as excellent news for Brazilians. #Trabalho #Bolsonaro #Politica (translated)

Lula stated that the Steel Valley had sent a message of support for number 13. He described Ipatinga (MG) as a city of workers who contributed to the industry and history of the country and mentioned receiving the affection and energy from the residents. He also sent a hug to the region and spoke of victory. The photo was credited to Ricardo Stuckert. #ValeDoAço #Ipatinga #Brasil (translated)

Rick Azevedo stated that the fight to end the 6x1 shift had been hard and that it would not have been possible without the support of so many people who decided to get involved. He thanked the working class, the MTST, the VAT Movement, and other supporters, saying that together they had inscribed their names in history. https://t.co/By5GQeuk7p #LutaTrabalhadora #DireitosTrabalhistas #MovimentoSocial (translated)

Rick Azevedo wrote that his next mission was to form the CLT bench in the Federal Chamber to defend the interests of the working class. He said he did not care about the current situation and referred to the initiative as a new demand from workers. He also stated that he would be the first pharmacy clerk in the National Congress. #ClasseTrabalhadora #CâmaraFederal #Trabalho (translated)