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Eu estou chorando pra caralho porque eu fui da primeira geração do ProUni. Pude estudar Sistemas de Informação lá atrás em 2005.
Já são +20 anos estudando e trabalhando com tecnologia. Hoje tenho um emprego foda, um salário alto pra caralho, falo idiomas, viajo o mundo e nada me falta graças a esse senhor aí do vídeo.
Se eu pudesse eu apertava o 13 até o meu dedo sangrar.
Obrigado, Lula ❤️
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Lula just delivered a line that the liberal media will completely misunderstand.
Standing before his supporters, he declared: "I highly doubt that Russia, China, or the United States possess an army as victorious as the army of democracy in this country."
Let’s look at the reality of the army Lula is actually talking about.
This army does not have stealth bombers, nuclear submarines, or drone swarms. It does not have Silicon Valley servers, Wall Street hedge funds, or CIA black budgets.
This army is made of 64 million factory workers, landless peasants, and favela residents.
Their weapons were not missiles. Their weapons were social networks that bypassed Silicon Valley censorship. Their weapons were the physical streets of São Paulo, where they mobilized in the millions to physically drag their candidate across the finish line. Their ultimate weapon was an absolute, unbreakable refusal to let the Bolsonaro dynasty sell their oil and rare earth minerals to the US empire.
The empire fears no foreign military on earth.
But it is absolutely terrified of a working class that remembers its own power.
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Meus camaradas brasileiros, hoje, na cidade de Brest, a vice-presidente da Assembleia Nacional Francesa, @Clemence_Guette , fala sobre vocês e a vitória da classe trabalhadora.
#Melenchon2027 #LFI2027
eu amo como esse cara escreve
The Brazilian left just stopped the right-wing wave in Latin America.
They shattered the "Donroe Doctrine" and handed "Imperial Miami" its most significant international defeat since Trump's reelection.
But now, they face their most dangerous test.
Let’s look at the material reality of how Lula pulled off the impossible. After losing the first round by 2.2 million votes, he didn't just win the runoff. He gained an astonishing 10 million new votes in three weeks, crushing Flávio Bolsonaro by a 4.4 million vote margin.
He did it by proving that the politics of the physical street, combined with a centralized digital army, can still break the algorithms of Silicon Valley.
While the far-right relied on decentralized troll farms funded by dirty money from online gambling and organized crime, the Brazilian left built a centralized digital infantry. A WhatsApp channel called "Lula’s Army" exploded to 10.8 million followers in less than three weeks. They didn't just fight the algorithm; they reclaimed national symbols and physically flooded the streets with over a million people in both Rio and São Paulo.
They beat Big Tech. They beat the US tariffs. They beat the Bolsonaro dynasty.
But here is the unvarnished truth that the left must now confront.
Lula is 81 years old. He is a generational, world-historic leader produced by a massive working-class movement. But you cannot build a permanent geopolitical fortress around a single mortal man.
The far-right still controls the Brazilian Congress. The US empire will spend the next four years launching dirty tricks, economic sabotage, and assassination plots to destabilize his government.
The Brazilian left has stopped the imperial wave. Now, they have exactly four years to work out a succession plan.
They must build a political and digital machine that outlives its founder. Because the empire never stops plotting, and the working class cannot afford to lose its only shield.
You can beat the algorithms. You can stop the right-wing wave.
But a movement that relies on one man is a movement on borrowed time. The next four years aren't just about governing. They are about building a machine that outlives its founder.
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The Brazilian left just stopped the right-wing wave in Latin America.
They shattered the "Donroe Doctrine" and handed "Imperial Miami" its most significant international defeat since Trump's reelection.
But now, they face their most dangerous test.
Let’s look at the material reality of how Lula pulled off the impossible. After losing the first round by 2.2 million votes, he didn't just win the runoff. He gained an astonishing 10 million new votes in three weeks, crushing Flávio Bolsonaro by a 4.4 million vote margin.
He did it by proving that the politics of the physical street, combined with a centralized digital army, can still break the algorithms of Silicon Valley.
While the far-right relied on decentralized troll farms funded by dirty money from online gambling and organized crime, the Brazilian left built a centralized digital infantry. A WhatsApp channel called "Lula’s Army" exploded to 10.8 million followers in less than three weeks. They didn't just fight the algorithm; they reclaimed national symbols and physically flooded the streets with over a million people in both Rio and São Paulo.
They beat Big Tech. They beat the US tariffs. They beat the Bolsonaro dynasty.
But here is the unvarnished truth that the left must now confront.
Lula is 81 years old. He is a generational, world-historic leader produced by a massive working-class movement. But you cannot build a permanent geopolitical fortress around a single mortal man.
The far-right still controls the Brazilian Congress. The US empire will spend the next four years launching dirty tricks, economic sabotage, and assassination plots to destabilize his government.
The Brazilian left has stopped the imperial wave. Now, they have exactly four years to work out a succession plan.
They must build a political and digital machine that outlives its founder. Because the empire never stops plotting, and the working class cannot afford to lose its only shield.
You can beat the algorithms. You can stop the right-wing wave.
But a movement that relies on one man is a movement on borrowed time. The next four years aren't just about governing. They are about building a machine that outlives its founder.
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Brazil can add farmland bigger than the entire United Kingdom without cutting a single tree in the Amazon.
The land is already cleared.
It sits under old cattle pasture worn out by heavy grazing and years without fertilizer.
Embrapa, Brazil's farm research agency, mapped 28 million hectares of this tired pasture on land rated good or very good for crops.
The count leaves out Indigenous lands and protected areas.
Conab expects Brazil to plant 85.4 million hectares of grain this season.
Turning that worn-out grass into crop fields would grow the country's planted area by about one third.
Mato Grosso holds 5.1 million hectares of it, more than any other state.
Nearly 9 in 10 of these pasture areas sit within 20 kilometers of a highway.
The federal government has a program to recover and convert up to 40 million hectares of weak pasture over ten years.
Brazil's next great farm frontier has already been cleared, mapped and connected to the road.
esse lula 4 é puro fan service
🇧🇷 Alguns nomes cotados para serem Ministros do governo Lula 4:
Lincoln Gakiya - segurança pública
Fonteles - fazenda
Haddad - educação
Camilo Santana - casa civil
Soraya - turismo
Marina - meio ambiente
João Campos - ciência e tecnologia
Paes - portos e aeroportos
Padilha - saúde
Janones - Secom
Boulos - sec. Geral da presidência
Benedita - direitos humanos
Mauro Vieira - relações exteriores
Alckmin - indústria
Simone Tebet - STF
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LULA IV montando o ministério
🇧🇷 Alguns nomes cotados para serem Ministros do governo Lula 4:
Lincoln Gakiya - segurança pública
Fonteles - fazenda
Haddad - educação
Camilo Santana - casa civil
Soraya - turismo
Marina - meio ambiente
João Campos - ciência e tecnologia
Paes - portos e aeroportos
Padilha - saúde
Janones - Secom
Boulos - sec. Geral da presidência
Benedita - direitos humanos
Mauro Vieira - relações exteriores
Alckmin - indústria
Simone Tebet - STF
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Uma onda de denúncias envolvendo ameaças, agressões, atropelamentos e ataques contra povos indígenas passou a mobilizar organizações indígenas e órgãos públicos após o segundo turno das eleições presidenciais.
A situação ganhou força principalmente em Mato Grosso do Sul, onde comunidades Guarani Kaiowá e Terena relataram intimidações, manifestações racistas e até uma ameaça de envenenamento da água utilizada por indígenas.
A Articulação dos Povos Indígenas do Brasil (Apib) levou os relatos ao Ministério Público Federal, Polícia Federal e outros órgãos federais, pedindo investigação e proteção às comunidades.
Em Tacuru, o MPF abriu apuração sobre áudios com ameaças e cobrou providências da prefeitura. Um servidor municipal chegou a ser afastado enquanto o episódio é investigado.
O Ministério dos Povos Indígenas também acionou a Polícia Federal, e a Força Nacional foi autorizada a atuar em apoio à Funai na proteção de comunidades ameaçadas em Mato Grosso do Sul.
O problema, porém, ultrapassa um único município.
Segundo levantamento apresentado pelo Governo Federal, 45 casos de possível violência política envolvendo 47 vítimas passaram a ser acompanhados após o segundo turno. Entre as ocorrências relatadas estão agressões, atropelamentos, disparos e mortes. O governo informou que três das vítimas fatais eram indígenas e atribuiu as denúncias a episódios envolvendo apoiadores de lados opostos da disputa eleitoral — fatos que continuam sob investigação.
É justamente por isso que informação responsável também é parte da proteção.
Em Naviraí, por exemplo, imagens de uma tentativa de duplo homicídio circularam nas redes como se mostrassem indígenas assassinados por motivação política. O MPF verificou que o caso não tinha relação étnica ou eleitoral.
Denúncia falsa precisa ser corrigida. Ameaça verdadeira precisa ser investigada. E violência contra povos indígenas nunca pode ser tratada como consequência “normal” de uma eleição.
Divergência política não autoriza racismo, perseguição, ameaça ou violência.
Neste momento, proteger as comunidades, registrar denúncias, preservar provas e cobrar investigação séria é mais importante do que alimentar boatos.
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⚠️ ATENÇÃO: Alguns recados urgentes!
👉🏽 Os povos indígenas precisam de apoio urgentemente!
No Instagram, sigam os perfis @/MidiaIndigenaOficial, a @/CampanhaIndigena, a @/ApibOficial e as organizações regionais de base @/apoinme_brasil, @/coiabamazonia, @/arpinsuloficial, @/cons.terena, @/atyguasu, @/yvyrupa.cgy e @/arpinsudestesprj. (Tirem as /)
👉🏽 A CPI das Big Techs precisa do seu apoio e da sua assinatura pra acontecer! Acesse CPIBigTechs.org e pressione!
👉🏽 O impeachment de Ricardo Nunes, que impediu os paulistanos de votarem, vai ser pautado na semana que vem. Sigam a @AmandaaPaschoal e façam parte da luta.
Vamos pra cima e vamos sextar sem nos desmobilizarmos!
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🇧🇷🇺🇸 AMERICANS, YOU NEED TO UNDERSTAND THE MADNESS OF BOLSONARISM.
If you think the Bolsonaro family’s latest political circus is bizarre, let me tell you what happened in Brazil in 2022.
After Jair Bolsonaro lost the presidential election, thousands of his supporters camped outside military bases, demanding that the Armed Forces overturn the democratic result.
They spread conspiracy theories, demanded a military coup, and refused to accept reality.
On January 8, 2023, Bolsonaro supporters violently stormed Brazil’s Congress, Supreme Court, and Presidential Palace.
But perhaps the most surreal episode of this collective hysteria happened when a group of Bolsonaro supporters gathered around A TIRE AND STARTED PRAYING.
Yes. A tire. 🛞🙏
I’m not joking. They literally prayed around a tire. Even today, it’s difficult to understand what they thought they were accomplishing.
This is the level of political fanaticism we’re dealing with.
Now, following reports of Flávio Bolsonaro’s departure for the United States, his allies are attempting to turn Brazil’s domestic political and legal disputes into an international diplomatic crisis.
They couldn’t accept defeat in 2022, and they still haven’t learned how democracy works.
And apparently, Donald Trump is willing to entertain this absurd political spectacle.
Figures such as Paulo Figueiredo, Rodrigo Constantino, and other Bolsonaro allies continue promoting narratives that portray the family as victims of political persecution.
But losing an election is not persecution. And facing legitimate criminal investigations is not persecution either.
Americans deserve to understand who these people are before their government gets dragged into another country’s political conflicts.
Brazil is a free, sovereign democracy. Our institutions, elections, and judicial system must be respected.
Please share this story. Show people the videos of Bolsonaro supporters praying around a tire.
The world needs to understand how far this movement has departed from reality.
And most importantly, why the United States should never become a refuge from accountability or a platform for undermining Brazilian democracy.
🇧🇷 Brazil’s sovereignty is not negotiable.
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Xi Jinping publicou um artigo de duas páginas na Folha quando veio ao Brasil.
🇧🇷🤝🇨🇳
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vcs sabiam que as emas do palácio e aquela foto do bolsonaro oferecendo cloroquina a elas, serviam para enganar o algoritmo para que pesquisas relacionadas a ema + bolsonaro + cloroquina aparecesse a foto e não a agência EMA negando a eficácia do uso da cloroquina para covid?
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Lula, Brazil’s 81-year-old comeback kid ft.trib.al/tsnRPm8
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Você é trabalhador e está assim porque vai ter mais tempo pra curtir uns rolezinhos culturais!
O fim da escala 6x1 é mais qualidade de vida.
Afinal, a vida não pode ser só trabalho, né?
