Miami-Dade Chapter of @DemSocialists 🌹🌴
Miami, FL
Joined July 2017
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Miami DSA member Oscar A. (@OtherBoi) spoke at the Lil Abner Mobile Home Park on Monday as residents protest landlord Raul Rodriguez’s attempt to evict them.
“¡Sube sus manos si te quiere quedar!” #NoAlDesalojo #LilAbnerLucha #Sweetwater
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Patrick Stewart (as Lenin) knew the score: "Don't trust the liberals, they will betray you" - RIP to a real one
FORA FLÁVIO! We have a new neighbor here in South Florida and he's already friends with Marco Rubio. Meet Miami's new "political refugee": Flávio Bolsonaro.
Don't let anyone tell you this neofascist and his father are being unfairly persecuted.
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Read these 2002 and 2010 archives of Dem Left Magazine at democraticleft.dsausa.org
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Our hearts are with the Huerta family and all of our @UFWupdates worker siblings. Dolores Huerta gave us all of the empathy, care, and encouragement of a mother for workers everywhere… (1/5)
ALT Sara Nelson and Dolores Huerta on the Capitol steps fighting for a national heat standard for workers.
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I think most Florida DSA chapters were right not to endorse Angie. I also think she's running an inspiring campaign and a win for her will be good for the left in Florida. I don't think there is a need for socialists to be publicly going hard attacking her.
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We watched a movie featuring bees 🐝 but we also had a squid 🦑 on our mind: Lula! Thank you to everyone who came to our CANDYMAN screening and celebrated Lula’s inspiring victory in Brazil. Shoutout to our member James (last picture) who was in São Paulo to see it happen! ❤️
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I’m at the Miami Fontainebleau with Flávio Bolsonaro right now. He’s really upset. But we’re gonna put on our tank tops and go to Twist
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What’s that bitch?
8 Latin American elections since USAID was defunded, the "far-right" won all of them.
🇪🇨 Ecuador: Daniel Noboa
🇧🇴 Bolivia: Rodrigo Paz
🇭🇳 Honduras: Nasry "Tito" Asfura
🇨🇱 Chile: José Antonio Kast
🇵🇪 Peru: Keiko Fujimori
🇨🇴 Colombia: Abelardo de la Espriella
🇨🇷 Costa Rica: Laura Fernandez
And now 🇧🇷 Brazil: Flavio Bolsonaro will win.
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It’s deeply disrespectful to us Brazilians, who spent 20 days mobilizing across the country, standing up to Big Tech and imperialist forces, to credit our victory as a nation to an American billionaire who said absolutely nothing about our elections. Delete this shit, @Variety.
Lula’s Election Win: How Taylor’s Swift’s Advice to Fandom Helped Him to a Historic Victory and Defeat for Trump variety.com/2026/film/global…
Thank you to all the comrades who joined us for our Halloween Karaoke Socialist Social at The Dead Flamingo last week. Some of us might've had resting witch face but you still showed up for the boos!
Voting in Brazil is compulsory. No one knew the polls would stay open until close to 5 PM. You seriously think the same voting rate persisted? That two hour window was for people who were late. Bolsonaro’s campaign wanted the extension. This is just cope. Aceita que dói menos.
Sorry but there’s no way this is true. Total turnout was 120M votes and voting was open from 8 AM to 7 PM, which is a pace of over 10M votes an hour. Even if votes after 5 PM dropped off significantly, it is nearly impossible that 2 hours of voting in a country of 200M would only yield 34K extra ballots. The election was rigged.
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Lula is asked "What does cinema mean to you" in the run up to the 1982 election, which Lula, the Workers' Party candidate for the government of São Paulo, earned 1,144,648 votes. He came in fourth place [from 'A Visita', directed by Ivan Cordeiro, 2024]
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El movimiento LGBTIQ+ se movilizó, tomó las calles, reclamó igualdad como derecho y exigió no dar marcha atrás en materia de libertades. Acudieron a las urnas y, de forma creativa, sumaron el apoyo de amplios sectores sociales. Hay mucho que aprender de nuestros pares en Brasil.
