Pelo contrário!
Vamos falar desse assunto sim. Precisamos alertar todo mundo sobre a reforma administrativa. Fingir que nada está acontecendo não resolve NADA. Não adianta nada estudar se não tiver concurso público, acordem!
Agressividade pega o bolsonarismo de calça curta
Há anos falam atrocidades na 'resenha' pq isso seria um contraponto rebelde à esquerda woke careta, daí quando vira ofensa x ofensa perdem essa narrativa
Pena que não vai durar muito, esquerdola br tem síndrome de Lisa Simpson
PRONUNCIAMENTO OFICIAL
Eu entendo perfeitamente quando a gente sente aquele cansaço de falar sobre política. Parece que é sempre a mesma briga e dá até uma certa desesperança. Mas, conversando com vocês aqui, de coração, tem coisas que me preocupam muito, porque vão muito além de gostar do partido A ou B. O que está em jogo é a nossa tranquilidade e a nossa liberdade daqui para frente.
Quando eu paro para ouvir as coisas que o Flávio Bolsonaro e o grupo dele falam, me acende um alerta vermelho. Sabe aquele papo constante de atacar o sistema eleitoral, de descredibilizar as instituições e de flertar com um tom meio autoritário? Isso não é brincadeira, nem dá para a gente achar que é "só o jeito deles".
A ditadura militar não é só um capítulo chato no livro de história da escola. Foi uma época real, onde pessoas de verdade perderam o direito de falar o que pensavam, a imprensa foi calada e o brasileiro não podia nem escolher quem ia governar o próprio país. Muita gente sofreu, apanhou e até desapareceu por simplesmente discordar do governo. A gente não pode, de jeito nenhum, dar espaço para quem acha que aquilo foi uma época boa ou que flerta com ideias parecidas. A nossa democracia custou muito caro para a gente deixar ela escorregar pelas mãos agora.
E, cá entre nós, também não dá para fingir que não estamos vendo aquele monte de história estranha que envolve o Flávio, né? É o caso das rachadinhas, compra de imóveis suspeita, investigações antigas que nunca ficam muito bem explicadas... Tratar o dinheiro público e a política como se fossem um puxadinho dos interesses da própria família é exatamente o que a gente não aguenta mais no Brasil.
É por isso que eu te falo com toda a sinceridade: votar no Lula agora não é sobre achar que o governo dele vai ser perfeito. Todo mundo tem suas críticas e ressalvas, e isso faz parte. Mas é sobre colocar lá alguém que, no mínimo, respeita VOCÊ. Com ele, a gente sabe que o país roda dentro da normalidade, que o combate à fome volta a ser o assunto principal e, acima de tudo, que a gente vai continuar tendo o direito de reclamar, de cobrar o presidente e de votar na próxima eleição em paz.
No fim das contas, a escolha hoje não é só sobre quem vai sentar na cadeira, mas sobre garantir que a gente continue vivendo num país livre. E, para mim, o caminho certo e seguro hoje é esse.
Dia 25/10 seja consciente, vote LULA 13 ⭐️
#LULA13JÁ #Lula2026étetra #boralula13
🚨GRAVÍSSIMO - GOLPE!
Flávio Bolsonaro falou em mudar a Constituição Federal ontem (06/10) e, hoje (07/10), em evento com aliados em Brasília, afirmou que pretende governar ao lado dos seus aliados por DÉCADAS.
Ele armando um golpe na CARA DO POVO BRASILEIRO! NÃO ACEITAREMOS!
A UFPE ontem, a UFPE agora, e ameaças vazadas em redes sociais que seriam de apoiadores da extrema-direita prometendo incendiar a Universidade Federal de Pernambuco após protesto de estudantes contra Flávio Bolsonaro.
Vcs vão ver uma parcela de pessoas falarem mt da estratégia da esquerda, da "falta de empatia", da "revolta exagerada".. vcs vão ouvir falar mt pq é um choque de realidade q dá certo e incomoda q dá certo. As pessoas de esquerda protegem todo mundo de sentir as consequências +
🚨 A MESSAGE FROM BRAZIL TO THE WORLD
You may have seen Brazil mentioned because our presidential election is heading to a second round. What may look like another election from outside the country is, for many Brazilians, a much deeper discussion about the future of our democracy.
Flávio Bolsonaro, son of former president Jair Bolsonaro, is now running for president of Brazil.
This is not simply about political disagreement. It is about the direction in which Brazil could move if his movement gains control of the presidency alongside a much more conservative Congress.
One example is the debate over workers' rights. Flávio Bolsonaro has opposed the proposal supported by Lula's government to end the 6x1 work schedule and move toward a 5x2 schedule with a 40-hour workweek and no reduction in salary. Instead, Flávio has supported an alternative based on individual agreements over working hours.
There is also the controversy surrounding the so-called “Beach PEC.” Flávio Bolsonaro was the Senate rapporteur of the proposal that would transfer federal maritime lands to states, municipalities and private owners. Under the proposal, private occupants could acquire these areas, changing the current ownership structure. Flávio argues that the proposal would not privatize beaches themselves and has defended it as a way to provide legal certainty and encourage investment. Critics, however, warn that transferring coastal land into private ownership could facilitate large private developments, speculation and restrictions on practical access to parts of the coast.
The controversy became international news after actress Luana Piovani criticized the proposal and its connection to a major beachfront development promoted by Neymar's company and the real-estate developer DUE. Piovani argued that such developments could benefit from changes to the ownership of coastal land. There is no established evidence that Neymar personally supported the PEC or that the proposal was written specifically for his project, and his representatives denied that the development depended on the PEC. But the episode highlighted a legitimate question: who stands to benefit economically when public coastal land can potentially be transferred to private owners?
That question has not disappeared. A new 2026 report featuring Luana Piovani is once again examining the political and economic interests surrounding the proposal and the possibility that changes to coastal land ownership could affect access to Brazil's coastline.
And then there is the political environment surrounding this movement.
In 2026, Brazil has seen political figures associated with the Bolsonaro camp make statements and take positions that have alarmed LGBTQ+ communities and women's rights advocates. A monitoring project documented 13,000 offensive attacks against LGBT+ candidacies on Instagram, with women LGBT+ candidates accounting for 92.7% of the attacks identified and Black LGBT+ candidates being targeted in 83.6% of cases.
One Bolsonaro-aligned politician, Zé Trovão, was reported this year to have suggested physical punishment against LGBTQ+ people during a political debate.
Another example is Júlia Zanatta, a PL politician who was re-elected in Santa Catarina and celebrated her result in the streets carrying a whip. The imagery caused controversy because of its historical associations with violence and slavery.
On women's rights, the situation is particularly concerning. Eduarda Campopiano, a 23-year-old PL politician who was elected as the most-voted state deputy in São Paulo in 2026, has openly described herself as “the greatest enemy of feminists” and has questioned the very existence of femicide. During a televised debate earlier this year, Campopiano said that she did not believe femicide was “something that exists,” while also opposing legislation criminalizing misogyny.
Her position is not an isolated comment. Opposition to feminism has been a central part of her political identity and campaign, and she has publicly aligned herself with figures from the Bolsonaro movement, including Flávio Bolsonaro.
This matters because femicide is not an abstract political concept in Brazil. It is a specific legal category created to recognize murders of women committed for reasons related to their gender. Questioning the existence of the crime itself, while seeking political power in a country facing persistent violence against women, has understandably generated intense debate among women's rights advocates
Brazil's Senate is also changing dramatically.
After the 2026 elections, the PL is expected to become the Senate's largest party, increasing from 15 to 28 senators. That does not mean every s
Flávio Bolsonaro himself has already said that, if elected, he intends to use the new Congress to pursue constitutional changes, arguing that Brazil has given him a Congress “much more to the right.” Constitutional amendments require large majorities in both chambers, so these changes would still depend on alliances and constitutional limits.
And there is another issue that deserves international attention: Meta and political visibility in Brazil.
Political communication in Brazil is increasingly happening on Instagram, X, TikTok and YouTube. And the way social-media platforms determine what people can find and what they are shown is becoming increasingly important to democratic debate.
Brazilian users have recently documented striking differences in Instagram search results for political accounts. In searches for Lula, users have reported difficulty finding his account even when entering almost the complete username, while searches for Bolsonaro-related accounts can prominently surface verified and highly visible political profiles, including Flávio Bolsonaro and Jair Bolsonaro.
These examples do not, by themselves, establish the reason for every individual search result. But they raise a serious question about how Meta's systems are handling political visibility during an election.
At the same time, right-wing politicians have developed enormous audiences and engagement on Brazilian social media. Politicians such as Nikolas Ferreira have become some of the country's most influential political creators online, while figures associated with the Bolsonaro movement regularly dominate political engagement metrics.
Meta has already faced major controversies over political influence and the handling of user data. The Cambridge Analytica scandal, for example, involved Facebook user data being obtained and used by a political consulting firm that worked for Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign. More recently, Meta has again faced disputes in Brazil over the removal and restriction of political content during the 2026 election period.
It does mean that claims of unequal political visibility should not simply be dismissed as conspiracy theories either. They deserve transparent investigation, independent auditing and clear explanations from Meta.
When billions of people depend on platforms controlled by private companies to discover political information, the rules governing search, recommendations, moderation and visibility can directly affect public debate.
Brazilian users deserve to know why certain political accounts are difficult to find, why some political content receives vastly greater visibility, and whether the same rules are being applied consistently across the political spectrum.
Why am I telling you all of this?
Because democracy is not only about what happens on election day.
It is about whether workers have rights. Whether beaches remain accessible to everyone. Whether public land can be transferred into private ownership without adequate scrutiny. Whether LGBTQ+ people can participate in public life without intimidation. Whether women can demand protection without their concerns being dismissed. Whether Black Brazilians, minorities and political opponents can participate equally. Whether universities and scientists can work freely. Whether institutions remain independent. And whether political disagreement can exist without becoming hatred.
Brazil is not asking the world to ignore our politics.
We are asking the world to pay attention.
Please look beyond the headlines, investigate what is happening here, listen to Brazilian journalists, researchers, activists and ordinary citizens, and understand what is at stake for the country's democratic institutions.
What happens in Brazil matters far beyond Brazil. 🇧🇷
@TeamAriana@rembeauty@joangrande@FrankieJGrande
Simplesmente destruíram anos de pesquisas sobre autismo, TDAH, obesidade e COVID no incêndio da UFPE. dezenas de amostras e um trabalho incansável viraram cinzas.
É revoltante como o bolsonarismo é uma doença grave.
Tem que ser muito gado ou otário pra cair nesse papo de que trabalhador vai conseguir negociar jornada com o patrão
O CLT mal consegue negociar quando vai tirar férias
Imagina negociar quantas horas vai trabalhar. O patrão decide e o trabalhador aceita pra não perder o emprego
Vocês não são as vítimas, estão sendo atacados por apoiarem uma família que quer acabar com os nossos direitos. SEU CANDIDATO VAI ACABAR COM A CONSTITUIÇÃO DE 1988. Não se façam de burros. Newjeans "acabou" por pessoas que não ligavam para os direitos delas, igual você ou vocês.
assim que o resto das conversas do grupo de vandalos que incendiou a UFPE sair podem ter certeza que nós iremos fazer uma thread com TODAS as mensagens não podemos deixar isso passar por favor ENGAJEM TUDO sobre esse acontecimento
Oxe? Esse cara é igualzinho o Flávio Bolsonaro que ta concorrendo a eleição presidencial esse ano.
Deve ser igual aquela novela usurpadora, tem uma boa e uma ruim