David Ágape claimed that a tool created to boost Lula removed a warning that there was no source for the accusation that Flávio Bolsonaro would end the Popular Pharmacy Program. According to him, the warning acknowledged that the story circulated “on their side” and disappeared after being published by accounts linked to the project. Ágape stated that the name of the responsible party was removed, the authorship was altered, the public history was rewritten, and the code was closed. He said that the checks continued to be produced internally but were no longer displayed. He also claimed that, on Saturday, the official campaign site for Lula recommended the tool to volunteers. The author stated that the Investigation recovered old versions and changes in the source code. According to Ágape, the material showed a war room that produced and then tried to erase warnings about the lack of sources, eliminated traces, and continued to fuel the circulation of the story, with subsequent approval from Lula's campaign. https://t.co/s9R4iN38Oa #Lula #FakeNews #PolíticaBrazil (translated)











