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@BolsonaroSP Seu cu

[preto pobre e autista @pedrel_]

tô amando que na minha tl só temos bolsistas da capes

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@matheusagostin Eu viajei aproximadamente 4mil Km ida e volta de de ônibus para ir votar

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@cortezpsol Cara, por favor. Pesquisar sem perspectiva de receber uma bolsa descente é horrível

[Lukax @Lukax326]

Pós-graduando: dedicação exclusiva, sem vínculo, sem 13º, sem INSS e com bolsa congelada há 3 anos. Isso tem nome: precarização. #PesquisaÉTrabalho #ReajusteAnualJá

[Matheus Vinicius @Mathevinicius1]

CAPES é CNPq precisam urgentemente reajustar os valores das bolsas de pesquisas que estão congelados desde 2023 e aumentar o número de disponibilização de bolsas!

BORAAAAA LULAAAAAA faz!

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@FlavioBolsonaro Seu banana

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@FlavioBolsonaro Seu banana

[Misbah, Qasemi @MisbahQasemi]

The Western media is already trying to rewrite the story of Lula’s victory. They want you to believe it was a triumph of broad democratic coalitions and institutional resilience.

But the material reality on the ground tells a completely different story.

Three weeks before the election, Lula was trailing in the polls. The algorithms were rigged against him. The cosmopolitan bourgeoisie that backed him in 2022 had abandoned him.

So Lula stopped talking about abstract democracy and started talking about survival.

He promised to cut the workweek from 44 to 40 hours. He targeted the crushing cost of public transport. He expanded the social wage. He stopped preaching to the liberal elites and started speaking directly to the factory floor and the favelas.

And when the far-right took a two-point lead after the first round, the working class did what the working class always does when the system tries to erase them.

They took the streets.

The mobilizations on Avenida Paulista and across Brazil were the largest spontaneous left-wing uprisings in the country's history. This was not a campaign managed by political consultants. It was an organic explosion of the popular classes physically dragging their candidate across the finish line.

This changes the entire calculus of Lula's fourth term.

In 2022, he owed his victory to a broad coalition of elites who just wanted stability. In 2026, he owes his survival entirely to the streets. The empire threw tariffs, censorship, and disinformation at him, thinking the working class was too atomized to fight back.

They forgot that when you push a population to the brink, they do not just vote. They mobilize.

Lula does not owe this mandate to the algorithms, the media, or the bourgeoisie.

He owes it to the workers who built the country. And the streets always collect their debts.

[Victor Rovere @Vic_Karllot]

@filipisaldanha

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@FlavioBolsonaro Sendo assim eu também me declaro presidente do Brasil

[Renata @peixiude]

@muquedaivete

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A mente dos bolsonaristas faz eco

[宇都宮けんじ @utsunomiyakenji]

ブラジルの大統領選で現職のルラ大統領がトランプ政権に近いボルソナーロ候補を破り再選を果たした。中南米では新米政権への交代が続いていたがブラジルがその流れに歯止めをかけた。ルラ氏は米国の中南米への干渉を批判し「この国は誰かの裏庭になることを受け入れない」と語った。真っ当な政治家だ。

[Isaiah Martin @isaiahrmartin]

DEPORT THE BOLSONAROS BACK TO BRAZIL!!!!!!!!!

[O Jornaleiro @ojornaleirobr]

AMERICANS, DO YOU KNOW WHO DONALD TRUMP IS WELCOMING INTO YOUR COUNTRY?

I am a Brazilian journalist, and I have been closely following the criminal investigations involving Flávio Bolsonaro, the son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro.

Reuters reported on October 27 that Flávio left Brazil for the United States after losing the presidential election, despite a Brazilian Supreme Court order requiring him to surrender his passports.

Now I have a question:

Will American taxpayers be forced to pay for the protection of a Brazilian politician facing serious criminal investigations?

Before anyone screams “political persecution,” here are the actual case numbers. You can look them up yourselves.

1. BANCO MASTER, DARK HORSE AND SUSPECTED MONEY LAUNDERING

Brazilian Supreme Court (STF)

Case: INQ 5,070

Full docket: 0181367-57.2026.1.00.0000

Related proceedings: PET 16,369 and INQ 5,026.

Federal investigators are examining suspected money laundering, corruption and illegal international financial transactions involving the financing of Dark Horse, a film about Jair Bolsonaro.

The investigation involves financial dealings with Daniel Vorcaro, the former controller of Banco Master.

2. SUSPECTED FINANCIAL LINKS TO THE PCC DRUG-TRAFFICKING ORGANIZATION

Brazilian Superior Electoral Court (TSE)

Case: AIJE 0603371-06.2026.6.00.0000

Filed October 23, 2026.

This electoral lawsuit questions whether millions of dollars transferred through companies and investment funds linked to the Dark Horse financing network indirectly benefited Flávio Bolsonaro’s presidential campaign.

One company involved in the financial transactions was also identified in investigations concerning suspected money laundering connected to the PCC (Primeiro Comando da Capital), one of Brazil’s largest criminal organizations.

The lawsuit seeks the annulment of Bolsonaro’s candidacy or election certification and an eight-year disqualification.

To be absolutely clear: the alleged connection between the money and the PCC is under investigation. It has not been judicially established that the PCC financed the film or his campaign.

3. WILLER TOMAZ AND ONLINE GAMBLING

A separate investigation before Brazil’s Supreme Court, overseen by Justice Alexandre de Moraes, examines suspected money laundering involving attorney Willer Tomaz, a close friend of Flávio Bolsonaro.

Investigators are examining financial transactions involving gambling companies, payment platforms and businesses connected to Tomaz.

The exact court docket number has not been publicly verified.

4. THE RACHADINHA CORRUPTION CASE

Rio de Janeiro State Court (TJ-RJ)

Case: 0072696-34.2020.8.19.0000

Prosecutors formally accused Flávio Bolsonaro of crimes including embezzlement, money laundering and participation in a criminal organization involving alleged diversion of public employees’ salaries.

The charges were dismissed in 2022 after evidence was ruled inadmissible.

There was no conviction, but there was also no trial determining whether the alleged conduct occurred.

5. RODRIGO BACELLAR AND COMANDO VERMELHO

Brazilian Supreme Court

Case: PET 14,959

Full docket: 0123047-48.2025.1.00.0000

Rodrigo Bacellar, a political ally of Flávio Bolsonaro, was arrested and later became a criminal defendant in proceedings concerning alleged obstruction of a police operation targeting Comando Vermelho, another major Brazilian drug-trafficking organization.

6. MÁRCIO CANELLA AND ORGANIZED CRIME

Electoral case: RO-El 0601451-66.2026.6.19.0000

Another political ally supported by Flávio Bolsonaro, Márcio Canella, was arrested during an investigation into suspected organized-crime-related money laundering involving fuel businesses.

Brazilian electoral prosecutors have also questioned his candidacy over alleged connections to militias and Comando Vermelho.

These are separate proceedings involving Bolsonaro’s allies, not criminal charges against Flávio himself. 🧵

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E se o Bolsonarismo fosse pleiteado como uma nova vertente neonazi e considerado crime inafiançável? Eles só pregam ódio, homofobia, racismo e coisas ruins

[Carlos AJ @CarlosAJ6478]

@lucaspavanato Vcs são minoria, e como minoria vcs tem q ser colocado no seus devidos lugar, pavanato, Lucas 2026

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@nikolas_dm Criminosos devem ser presos

[Hiyou @squeekyeeky]

@lucaspavanato a guerra imaginária

olha o fantasma da liberdade uuuuuuuu