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A gente não ganhou só uma eleição. Foi um livramento espiritual, moral e mental.
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I've talked a lot about Flávio Bolsonaro, the failed Brazilian candidate who fled to Miami this week and declared himself President of Brazil, because, for some reason, THAT'S a thing.
We haven't talked much about his older brother, Eduardo, who is currently a resident of Houston, TX and who many thought was their father's real preferred candidate.
A little background: Eduardo Bolsonaro is a Brazilian politician, lawyer, and former federal police officer who served as a Federal Deputy for the state of São Paulo. The third son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, he is a prominent conservative figure in Brazilian politics known for advocating right-wing policies and maintaining close ties with conservative political movements internationally.
In June 2026, the Supreme Court of Brazil unanimously convicted Eduardo Bolsonaro of coercion during a judicial proceeding.
The court sentenced him to four years and two months in prison after prosecutors proved he used his political platform to lobby foreign officials - including members of the Trump administration - to enact sanctions and tariffs on Brazilian officials in an attempt to halt the prosecution of his father, Jair Bolsonaro.
Because Eduardo Bolsonaro has been living in the United States, he was sentenced in absentia, leading Brazilian authorities to declare him at-large, issue an arrest warrant, and request an Interpol notice for his arrest.
So, when people are saying #DeportTheBolsonaros, they are talking about more than Flávio.
To reiterate, the United States should not be harboring fugitives who have done real harm to their home countries. The Bolsonaro brothers should be returned to Brazil to face justice.
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Rapaziada do Sul, parem de colocar São Paulo nessa história de separatismo. A gente não é do Sul, não quer se separar e, com todo respeito, não gostamos tanto assim de vocês.
🇧🇷 The day after Lula's “win,” a PL state deputy in Santa Catarina promised a plebiscite on whether the South should stay in Brazil. Look at the numbers:
– SP, PR, RS and SC are the whitest states in Brazil and produce almost half of Brazil's GDP.
– São Paulo gets back about R$10 in federal transfers for every R$100 it pays in federal taxes. Paraná, R$35.
– SP and SC have the lowest homicide rates in the country. The national rate is three times higher.
– Flávio won 62.6% in the South. Lula won nationally with 51.8%.
– They pay the bill and get “outvoted” every four years. Maybe it's time to at least talk about it.
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🚨 FORA NUNES
A falta de transporte no segundo turno ainda está fresca na memória de quem depende do serviço todos os dias.
Moradores de periferias enfrentam interrupções no abastecimento de água, enquanto a falta de manutenção e poda de árvores aumenta os riscos de acidentes e quedas de energia durante as chuvas.
Ricardo Nunes, como prefeito, tem responsabilidades na fiscalização dos serviços públicos e na cobrança pelo cumprimento das obrigações das concessionárias!
QUEM É PERIFERIA NÃO PODE CONTINUAR PAGANDO O PREÇO, SÃO PAULO PRECISA DE COMPETÊNCIA.
PRESSIONE O IMPEACHMENT DO NUNES!
nunesinimigodopovo.com.br/
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Flavio Bolsonatos fled because the Brazilian justice system had evidence of his robberies, money laundering, and extortion, and he sent the stolen money to Trump
his brother in the United States.
#DeportTheBolsonaros #DeportFlavioBolsonaro #DeportBolsonaro
#FlavioBolsonaroFugitive #FlavioFugitive
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Muito importante a prisão de um dos homens que tentaram matar @DudaSalabert. Muita força e coragem sempre pra essa guerreira.
🚨 FOI PRESO UM DOS SUSPEITOS DE TENTAR ME MATAR!
Hoje, a Polícia Civil prendeu um dos homens suspeitos de participar das agressões que sofri, junto com o engenheiro ambiental Felipe Gomes, enquanto fiscalizávamos uma denúncia de mineração ilegal em Nova Lima, na Grande BH.
Naquela madrugada, fomos perseguidos, espancados e ameaçados. Saí de lá com o ombro deslocado e a convicção de que poderíamos ter sido mortos, pois um dos criminosos estava armado .
A prisão é uma vitória importante, mas não basta prender quem agride. É preciso chegar a quem financia o crime!
Quem compra o minério extraído ilegalmente? Quem lucra com essa atividade? Quem sustenta essa rede criminosa?
Essas perguntas precisam ser respondidas. A mineração ilegal não destrói apenas nossas montanhas, nossos rios e nossas florestas. Ela também coloca vidas em risco.
Agradeço o trabalho da Polícia Civil e cobro que as investigações avancem até alcançar toda a cadeia criminosa.
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Trump's crackdown on legal immigration has an exception: his political allies like right wing authoritarian Flávio Bolsonaro and his family. Meanwhile, he has no problem cutting off TPS for over a dozen countries.
reuters.com/world/americas/b…
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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.
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Na ditadura, brasileiros eram obrigados a deixar o país porque não tinham liberdade. Hoje, Flávio Bolsonaro deixa um país livre porque não aceita os limites da liberdade e da democracia.
Em vez de honrar os votos que teve nas urnas, escolheu seus negócios espúrios, investigados pela Justiça.
Democratas aceitam a derrota e fazem oposição dentro do próprio país. Conspirar contra a própria nação não é aceitar as regras da democracia.
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Estude para não confundir fugitivo da justiça com vítima de uma ditadura imaginária.
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Pessoal progressista dessa rede, preciso da força de vcs. Desde que me posicionei sobre a questão do suposto “asilo”, venho sofrendo uma onda de ataques.
Divergências fazem parte do debate, mas intimidação não pode silenciar ninguém. Quem puder amplificar, agradeço muito!
