
Representative André Janones stands out as the winner of the week after the growth of the group 'Lula's Army', while Meta is identified as the loser due to allegations of negative interference in Lula's electoral campaign on social media.
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Congressman André Janones leads a digital support group for Lula. Meta faces criticism over the management of political content on its platforms.
Winner of the week: federal deputy André Janones (Rede-MG), creator of "Lula's Army", a WhatsApp group that surpassed 4 million followers and grew after being censored by Nunes Marques, president of the TSE.
Loser of the week: Meta, denounced after strong evidence emerged that it harmed Lula's campaign on the social networks he controls.

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro detailed government plans in hearings. Lula focused on economic growth and social programs, while Flávio Bolsonaro defended spending cuts and combating narco-terrorism.

Ribeirão das Neves, in the metropolitan region of BH, stands out as a key municipality for observing political polarization in Brazil. With a history of being a PT stronghold, the city has alternated preferences between PT and PL candidates in the last elections.

Datafolha research reveals that voters for Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) vote for change and alternation of power, while voters for Lula (PT) prioritize social protection and legacy. Survey interviewed 2,520 people in 153 Brazilian municipalities.

Lula supporters, including politicians and artists, posted photos wearing green and yellow and making the 'L' sign on social media. The action, called by deputy André Janones, aims to rescue national symbols and attract undecided voters.

The Lula government recommended that the PFDC sue Meta for a lack of transparency in content moderation during the elections, citing evidence of arbitrary restrictions on accounts and publications without clear justification.

Governors elected by PL in the South Region participated in a motorbike in Florianópolis this Saturday in support of Flávio Bolsonaro's candidacy for President.