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Daniella Marques wrote that beneficiaries of the Bolsa Família program had about a year to find a job during the transition rule, receiving 50% of the benefit, and that there was a restriction of 36 months to return to the program. She stated that Flávio Bolsonaro would extend the deadline to two years, maintain 100% of the amount, and ensure automatic return for those who needed to come back. Marques said that, in her assessment, prosperity would only be possible with a vote for number 22. #BolsaFamília #Emprego #Prosperidade (translated)

Daniella Marques wrote that, seven days after Children's Day, Ri Happy requested extrajudicial recovery to renegotiate R$ 827 million in debts. She pointed out high interest rates, pressured consumption, and indebted companies as warning signs and advocated for responsible public accounts, strong companies, and conditions for Brazil to grow again. #Economia #Brasil #Empresas (translated)

Daniella Marques stated that she was heading to Avenida Paulista with Nikolas Ferreira, both dressed in green and yellow. She described the atmosphere as marked by joy, hope, and anticipation and expressed support for Brazil. https://t.co/G6vUGMparJ #Brasil #AvenidaPaulista #Festa (translated)

Daniella Marques stated that there were 10 days left until the elections and said that Flávio Bolsonaro defended fighting crime and more responsible management of public accounts. She added that these commitments needed to produce results for Brazilians. https://t.co/KrejAfd9ol #Eleições2023 #Brasil #SegurançaPública (translated)

Daniella Marques stated that there were 9 days left until Flavio Bolsonaro's election to the presidency. She said she would be live on Itatiaia radio at 7 AM and asked the public to follow the broadcast. https://t.co/fR2OmOnsd0 #Eleições2022 #FlavioBolsonaro #Politica (translated)

Daniella Marques stated that the images published by Poder360 caused her sadness and indignation. She criticized protesters who, as she wrote, left destruction, graffiti, and litter in public spaces, and said that workers and cleaning professionals ended up bearing the consequences. Marques advocated that acts of vandalism should be charged and punished regardless of who committed them, and questioned the example that these scenes would set for children. She also stated that the right to protest should be exercised without preventing other people from finding the street clean. The author said that Flávio Bolsonaro had the commitment to govern for everyone, including those who thought differently, and that the law should be applied without favoritism. https://t.co/O24ciU81Sh #Protesto #Respeito #Cidadania (translated)

Daniella Marques said that she especially liked her handmade jackets with images of Our Lady. According to her, the pieces expressed her faith and valued the talent and work of entrepreneurial Brazilian women. On October 12, she chose a special jacket to honor Our Lady Aparecida and stated that it brought together the strength of faith and that of women. #Fé #Moda #EmpoderamentoFeminino (translated)

Daniella Marques wrote that faith provided company in happy moments and strength in difficult ones. As a mother, she highlighted the value of prayer for the family and loved ones. On the Day of Our Lady Aparecida, she asked the patroness to bless Brazilian homes, strengthen faith, and renew hope. #NossaSenhoraAparecida #Fé #Oração (translated)

Daniella Marques stated that there were 14 days left until the elections and that she was focusing her efforts on Flávio Bolsonaro's presidential campaign. She said she was participating in daily campaign events to talk to Brazilians about proposals and to combat what she called the "criminal network of fake news from the left." She also rejected the idea that her connections were being used to speculate about arrangements that, according to her, did not exist, and she asked for votes for Flávio Bolsonaro, number 22. #Eleições2022 #VoteFlávioBolsonaro #FakeNews (translated)

Daniella Marques reposted a message from Carlos Bolsonaro stating that the automatic withdrawal of funds from companies could threaten jobs and investments, as well as raise prices. The post claimed that the economic impacts of the measure should be assessed before any support and encouraged the sharing of information. It also mentioned Flávio Bolsonaro as "President" and included the number 22. #Economia #Empregos #Investimentos (translated)

Daniella Marques congratulated Douglas Ruas and Fernanda Louback on their victory and wished them success in their mission. She stated that, as a voter from Rio, she hoped the state would have work, responsibility, and results that would improve the lives of families. Marques affirmed that the victory could mark a new era for Rio de Janeiro and mentioned that on the 25th, another step would be taken with Flávio Bolsonaro. According to her, Brazilians deserved to have hope, prosper, and dream again, and Brazil would prevail. #RioDeJaneiro #Eleição2023 #Vitória (translated)

Daniella Marques congratulated the elected officials of the PL party and stated that the party won five state governments in the first round, 19 seats in the Senate, and 121 in the House of Deputies, forming the largest bench in the House. She also highlighted senators Michelle Bolsonaro, Bia Kicis, and Carol de Toni, who, according to Marques, would form the largest female bench in the history of the Senate. The author asked readers to consult the elected officials in their states and said that the competition would proceed to the second round, scheduled for October 25, with Flávio Bolsonaro as candidate number 22. #Eleições2023 #Política #MulheresNaPolítica (translated)

Daniella Marques questioned how long the gradual loss of freedom would be considered normal. She stated that right-wing influencers, Jair Bolsonaro, and Globo had been censored, in that order, and said that there were two days left for a change. Marques advocated for voting for number 22, associating it with freedom of expression, circulation without the domination of crime, and economic freedom. #Liberdade #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Eleições2022 (translated)

Daniella Marques questioned how long people would consider normal, in her assessment, the gradual loss of freedom. She stated that first right-wing influencers were targeted, then Jair Bolsonaro, and finally judicial decisions interfered with the rules of the Globo debate. She said there were two days left until the change, identified by her as the number 22, and asked for votes in the name of freedom of expression, circulation, and economic freedom. #Liberdade #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Eleições2022 (translated)

Afternoon of a lot of conversation at the Method, with @pablomarcal1 and with people who open the store early, pay salaries at the end of the month, and don’t give up when things get tough. We talked about work, opportunity, and a Brazil where those who want to grow don’t have to ask for permission to do so. There are only a few days left. The way is with @flaviobolsonaro! Brazilians deserve to dream again. 2️⃣2️⃣ #Trabalho #Oportunidade #Brasil (translated)

$11 trillion. And those who feel the weight of this are the Brazilians. In high interest rates, in expensive credit, and in the difficulty of making life go on. @flaviobolsonaro proposes cutting spending and controlling the growth of debt for Brazil to grow again. It's time for Brazilians to start making plans and dreaming of a better future! 🇧🇷 #Economia #Brasil #DívidaPública (translated)

Who pays the bill for the lack of control is not the government. It's the Brazilian. High interest rates, expensive credit, less investment, and fewer opportunities. Public money is people's money. And it needs to be treated with responsibility. Those who don't take care of the accounts, don't take care of the people. https://t.co/4Gv5G2lq2h #Economia #Finanças #Brasil (translated)

We need to talk about the trivialization of violence against women and girls. When abuse, aggression, and child marriage are expressed in public discourse with naturalness, the problem is not just in the words. It lies in what they help to normalize. In 2025, 60.3% of rape and sexual exploitation victims in Brazil were up to 13 years old. 87.8% were female. It's not an exaggeration. And it should not be treated as something normal, especially when statements like these come from the mouth of a president of the Republic. Enough! On Sunday, let's all go with @flaviobolsonaro 2️⃣2️⃣✅. #ViolênciaContraMulheres #Educação #DireitosHumanos (translated)