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The Political Analysis stated that voters from the so-called third way supported the end of the 6x1 shift. According to data from NEXUS cited in the publication, the proposal was approved by 92% of those who voted for Lula, 39% of those who voted for Flávio, 71% of those who chose other candidates, and 68% of those who did not vote or annulled their votes. The author also assessed that very liberal voters had already voted for Flávio in the first round, while the others remained in contention. He added that Lula could gain votes from voters of other candidates and from those who annulled or abstained if he prioritized labor and social issues in the final stretch. #Política #Eleições2024 #Trabalho (translated)

OiSakura stated that Brazilians also worked a lot and sacrificed time with their families, as she said happened in Japan, but they couldn't progress in Brazil. She contrasted this situation with that of a woman who, as she wrote, had an iPhone, a stocked pantry, a good car, and security, and criticized the situation of those living in Brazil under the PT. #Trabalho #Brasil #Japonês (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that Flávio Bolsonaro had never worked and said that Lula had made this observation during a debate. According to Manoel, Flávio started earning money as a city councilor, a position he would have been placed in by his father, and he never had a signed work card or faced situations like using crowded public transportation. Manoel also accused the Bolsonaros of benefiting from the state while advocating for measures against pensions, the BPC, minimum wage, health, and education. Regarding Flávio, he stated that he wanted a work schedule of 7x0 and that people should work without rights. #FlávioBolsonaro #Trabalho #DireitosHumanos (translated)

Thiago Süssekind stated that Lula said, in the Debate on Band, that Flávio Bolsonaro had never worked and declared that this was true. According to Süssekind, the first job of Jair Bolsonaro's son was a ghost job in an office of the Chamber of Deputies in Brasília, for which his father appointed him at the age of 19. He added that, at the time, Flávio was interning and attending college in Rio de Janeiro. #Lula #Bolsonaro #Debate (translated)

The author stated that those who despised the Constitution should be on alert. He said that if their rights to health, education, pension, work, and housing were worth nothing, then their rights to private property, profit, and physical and moral integrity would also cease to be worth anything. He added that his group was larger than theirs. #DireitosHumanos #Cidadania #JustiçaSocial #BR (translated)

Naper congratulated LOUD for winning the world championship twice and praised the team's work and the history they have built. He also referred to Lukxo, Erdeatovich, Tkzin, DaviHIX, Darker, BatiVal, Romanilly, Misterwenty, and Bajerski as legends immortalized in VALORANT. #LOUD #VALORANT #biCampeão (translated)

Gustavo Minerva celebrated LOUD's conquest of the two-time championship in Valorant and highlighted the team's international relevance. He praised the work of the organization in 2026 and said that the formation deserved recognition. He also stated that, amidst negative news about Brazil in the international League of Legends scene, he felt proud to be Brazilian. #LOUD #Valorant #Brasil (translated)

Olé from Brazil stated that, despite Atlético receiving little attention, the work of coach Eduardo Domínguez had been standing out. According to the author, after the FIFA date, the team achieved good results even while playing several times with substitutes: they won against Bragantino 1-0, drew with Athletico 2-2, beat Santos 2-1, defeated Montevideo Torque 3-0, and won against Coritiba 1-0. He also assessed that Atlético had made a very wise choice by hiring the coach. #Galo #EduardoDomínguez #Futebol (translated)

Carol De Toni thanked the 135,006 residents of Blumenau who, according to her, believed in and trusted her work. She said she was moved by the support of people who shared her values and did not give up on Brazil. She stated that she would continue to work with courage and determination to change the course of the country and asked for support until the 25th in her mission to "rescue Brazil." She also declared that she believed in victory and mentioned the number 22. #Blumenau #Brasil #Eleições2022 (translated)

The Minister of Class Struggle celebrated a news item that was associated with the mark of 5 million, indicated by the hashtag #LulaJaSomos5Milhoes. She wrote that the media could attribute the result to luck or to the action of the Central Government, but credited it to the work and daily effort of the government of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. #LulaJaSomos5Milhoes https://t.co/iPw2wgGQOM #Lula #Governo #Política (translated)

VEJA reported that the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) decided on Saturday, 17, that its cover story about reports from banker Daniel Vorcaro of Master, with allegations against President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, could continue to be published. According to the magazine, TSE President Minister Nunes Marques stated that, in a preliminary analysis, there were not enough elements to remove the article and the publications that reproduced it. He pointed out excerpts in which the magazine expressed itself directly but said they should be evaluated in the context of the report, which attributed the central accusation to Vorcaro, included the candidate's denial, and recorded reservations. In the minister's provisional evaluation, there was no evident falseness or serious decontextualization demonstrated that would justify removal. The magazine stated that the report presented audios in which Vorcaro admitted to sending money to allies of the federal government to gain access to pension funds of state-owned companies, including Petrobras, Correios, Banco do Brasil, and Caixa Econômica Federal. According to the publication, the goal was to raise 10 billion reais in investments for the bank and to pass 1 billion reais to intermediaries with the government. VEJA also reported that Vorcaro's defense presented the information to the Attorney General's Office in an attempt to negotiate a plea bargain, but the agency rejected the proposal twice. #TSE #jornalismo #Lula (translated)

Biazita Gomes stated that she exposed herself daily and worked at a pace that she considered "bizarre" on four networks, where she read messages from people who, according to her, didn't even use their real names and said she was being disruptive. She added that it was necessary to have a lot of patience. #paciência #trabalho #redessociais (translated)

Biazita Gomes wrote that there was one week left until the election and advocated for intensifying the work to gain votes and occupy the streets and networks. She stated that the dispute went beyond Lula and that the maintenance of democracy was at stake. #Eleições2023 #Democracia #VotoConsciente (translated)

Luciano Hang stated that protesters were demonstrating in the streets against capitalism, entrepreneurs, and producers, but according to him, they ignored that many of the products and services used in everyday life resulted from work, investments, and job creation. https://t.co/KH14V6qTIi #capitalismo #trabalho #manifestações (translated)

Biazita Gomes stated that there was one week left until the election and called for an intense campaign, with the acquisition of votes from door to door and mobilization in the streets and on social media. She said that the competition went beyond Lula and that the maintenance of democracy was at stake. #Eleição2023 #Democracia #Voto (translated)

Carolina Botelho stated that the reduction of inequalities, the expansion of rights, the appreciation of labor, and the defense of democracy were historical achievements of the Brazilian people, secured by the 1988 Constitution. She advocated for Brazil to move forward, without setbacks, and expressed support for Lula. https://t.co/uSp2QLweqZ #Democracia #DireitosHumanos #Desigualdade (translated)