David Ágape claimed that Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva would have used the death of comedian Paulo Gustavo and his mother's mourning to attack Flávio Bolsonaro and gain votes. According to the author, the timeline would dispute this narrative: Paulo Gustavo was 42 years old, was hospitalized on March 13, 2021, and died on May 4. Ágape wrote that there were already vaccines in Brazil at that time, but they were only intended for priority groups. He added that among the countries that were then vaccinating people of the same age group as Paulo Gustavo, there were only small countries like the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Israel. The author said that his report disputed these claims and addressed a connection with Vaza Toga 3 and the case of the WhatsApp messages from businesspeople. He also stated that the documentary associated with the hashtag #ElesPoderiamEstarVivos had been produced by a person infiltrated in the group, whose material reached the hands of the "Witch" and Guilherme Amado. https://t.co/HGcEhlSimq #Lula #PauloGustavo #Pandemia (translated)
Jeff Fillion addressed a message to Quebecers, stating that the ongoing events in France would not happen in Switzerland. He mentioned the possibility of joining a powerful country that, in his view, would give them the right to protect their family and their belongings. He added that the American Second Amendment could preserve their values and culture, and presented this option as essential. #Québec #Liberté #Culture (translated)
This from TargetSmart. Black voters in Georgia are turning up for early voting in surging numbers compared to four years ago.
Antoine Léaument indicated that Jean-Luc Mélenchon's campaign site had recorded 2,000 additional supporters in 24 hours. He added that insults and treating people like fools seemed to him to effectively contribute to this momentum and invited his readers to show their support. https://t.co/xBcJFAuiJP) #Mélenchon #Politique #Soutien (translated)
Guilherme Cortez said that the debate would start soon and asked people to watch it with undecided acquaintances or with voters they were trying to convince. He also asked them to share the best moments of the debate on social media and inquired if he could count on them. https://t.co/2vYDlVg0cT #debate #votação #política (translated)
Netanyahu promptly thanked Trump for the endorsement: the U.S. president is quite popular in Israel, although it is never possible to say how much these statements of support can truly influence the vote. #Netanyahu #Trump #ElezioniIsraele (translated)
Erika Hilton stated that the TSE had changed more than 4,000 polling places a week before the second round. She urged voters to check where they would be voting and shared a link for consultation. https://t.co/ueb0792G5E https://t.co/K1KwRQnf2G #Eleições2023 #Votação #TSE (translated)
The author had addressed Laurent Nuñez regarding the death, which occurred 24 hours earlier, of a protester during a demonstration in Paris. He indicated that the only information communicated was that the man had supposedly succumbed to a cardio-respiratory arrest, without details on the circumstances of his death, and had mentioned the ministry's silence. #Manifestation #Paris #Justice #FR (translated)
Stacey Abrams talks about voter suppression throughout the country. #Pinks 🌊
The publication claimed that Elif Eralp, daughter of Turkish refugees, won the elections in Berlin with Die Linke thanks to the votes of young people. It also noted that she had agreed with the leaders of the Greens and the SPD to expropriate 160,000 homes from large real estate groups and to build another 100,000 affordable homes. https://t.co/2K8xHbNJ5T #Berlín #Vivienda #Juventud #DE #TR (translated)
Biazita Gomes stated that the TSE would be changing voting locations for the second round in areas where Lula received the majority of votes in the first. She classified the measure as an attempt to prevent the population from voting and called for the arrest of those involved in the changes. #Eleições2022 #Democracia #VotoSeguro (translated)
In any actual functioning parliamentary democracy, the chief executive declining to say, "No, I won't try to steal an election by invoking quasi-martial law" would immediately trigger a no confidence vote & collapse of the government.
Biazita Gomes questioned how someone could vote for president for a candidate whose supporters, according to her, wanted Trump to launch a nuclear bomb in Brazil. #Eleições2024 #Política #Brasil (translated)
More record breaking crowds in Brazil for Lula today. Tonight at 8pm (11pm UK) the final debate between Lula and Bolsonaro is held. Bolsonaro will get embarrassed. And in exactly 1 week the final vote. Vote Lula.
The author cited figures showing that Donald Trump’s approval rating among U.S. adults was 33%, while 66% disapproved, including 52% who strongly disapproved. The author said approval was 4 points lower than in July and 8 points lower than in October 2025. Among likely voters, the author reported, approval was 38% and disapproval was 62%. https://t.co/xzhCGn1DIl #Trump #ApprovalRating #Politics #US
Impact indicated that its team would remain active late into the night to provide real-time updates on the situation across France. The media outlet thanked its subscribers for their trust and their growing number, and encouraged them to enable notifications so they wouldn't miss any news. #Actualité #Information #France (translated)
Donald Trump records his approval ratings at historic lows two weeks before the midterms, while Vice President JD Vance reflects on his possible candidacy in 2028, highlighting the importance of voting and the need to consider family needs. #Elezioni2022 #PoliticaUSA #Trump (translated)
Vinicios Betiol stated that platforms like X and Meta manipulated the reach of candidates during the elections in Brazil and argued that the issue should be debated. According to him, left-wing candidates' profiles began receiving between 5% and 10% of their previous reach, while Nikolas Ferreira's profile was boosted. Betiol said that his profile on X used to reach 70 million people per month, but it fell to about 1 million during the election period. He also claimed that Nikolas had a greater reach than major international stars, despite electoral laws prohibiting recommendations to non-followers. Regarding his own campaign, Betiol stated that he encountered people on the streets who followed him, but many did not know he was a candidate because big techs had stopped distributing his posts. He attributed Nikolas's promotion by Meta to the fact that the deputy was the most voted and elected his own bench, whose members he considered mostly unprepared. Betiol accused the TSE of not recognizing the seriousness of the problem and said that democracy was at risk. He also claimed that his reach was starting to recover, that he had already filed a lawsuit with the Electoral Court, and that he intended to continue the dispute after the elections. According to him, he would continue addressing the issue even without receiving sufficient attention from a large part of the left. #Eleições2023 #Democracia #RedesSociais (translated)
Lázaro Rosa stated that Lula's campaign had contacted the TSE to request transportation for all people whose polling locations had been changed. He criticized the court and urged supporters to remain mobilized in the streets and on social media, saying they would win despite the adversities. #AtoPelaDemocracia https://t.co/RPMiS9fNGT #Democracia #Lula #Eleições (translated)
