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Reading posts by foreigners about Brazil, I get the impression that you're not aware of the full extent of the accusations against Sen. Flávio Bolsonaro, or of the available evidence of his corruption. So I'd like to kindly invite you to really get to know Flávio. A thread 🧵🇧🇷
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🚨 ATTENTION! People are mistranslating what I said! I NEVER said people should block far-right accounts. I said they should IGNORE THEIR POSTS! Blocking actually works against this strategy because the algorithm will understand that you didn’t see the content simply because you blocked the account. However, when a post appears in your feed and you ignore it, you don’t read it, don’t like it, don’t comment on it, or engage with it in any way , the algorithm will interpret that content as irrelevant because it was shown to you and you chose not to engage with it! THERE IS A HUGE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BLOCKING CONTENT AND IGNORING IT!
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Pull the Thread. The corruption record of Flávio Bolsonaro, the Brazilian senator who fled to Trump’s America, in seven short videos. 1/7 HE RAN. Two days after losing Brazil’s election, ordered to surrender his passports, he crossed into Argentina at night and flew to Miami.
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🚨 ATTENTION, U.S. INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISTS! The American press needs to investigate HAVENGATE DEVELOPMENT FUND LP, a Texas-based fund linked to close associates of Brazil’s Bolsonaro family. Brazilian investigations have raised serious money-laundering concerns involving millions of dollars transferred to this U.S. entity. More than $10 million reportedly flowed through the fund, which is managed by a lawyer connected to Eduardo Bolsonaro. Where did the money go? Who were the ultimate beneficiaries? Was the U.S. financial system used to launder illicit funds? American journalists: FOLLOW THE MONEY. #Havengate #Bolsonaro #MoneyLaundering #InvestigativeJournalism #FollowTheMoney
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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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POR QUE O TRUMP ESTÁ PROTEGENDO TANTO FLÁVIO BOLSONARO!? EXPLODE ESSE VÍDEO PRO MUNDO! #DeportTheBolsonaros 🇧🇷
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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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Replying to @EdKrassen
Attention US citizens, a Brazilian criminal investigated for robbing retirees is going to ask for political asylum in his country and enjoy his taxes
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"When Brazilians realized that Musk and Zuckerberg were manipulating the algorithm to interfere in their country's elections, they turned to social media and flooded it with AI-generated videos of Lula. A social phenomenon to be studied for decades." - via social media
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Sobre a fuga de Flávio Bolsonaro: 1 - Se a PF pediu o passaporte é porque já existia informação de inteligência sobre a fuga. Ele não fugiu pela ação da PF. É justamente o contrário. 2 - Fica clara a interferência dos EUA nas eleições brasileiras. Havia um plano. (Segue o fio)
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Vale olhar com calma o que aconteceu fora do Brasil depois da apuração de domingo, porque ali está uma das leituras mais reveladoras desta eleição. O Tribunal Superior Eleitoral confirmou a reeleição de Lula com 51,79% dos votos válidos, e em menos de 24 horas mais de trinta países e a União Europeia já tinham reconhecido o resultado. A lista inclui China, Rússia, França, Alemanha e Japão, potências que discordam entre si em quase tudo e que, neste caso, chegaram à mesma conclusão quase ao mesmo tempo. O dado mais interessante vem da própria direita latino-americana. O presidente conservador do Chile, que é próximo do candidato derrotado, telefonou para Lula poucas horas depois da confirmação. Peru, Equador, Paraguai e Panamá, todos governados por forças de direita, também cumprimentaram o presidente reeleito. Esses governos entenderam algo básico das relações entre Estados: afinidade ideológica é uma coisa, reconhecer a vontade soberana do eleitor de um país vizinho é outra, e a segunda funciona como regra mínima de convivência na região. Do outro lado ficaram dois silêncios. A Casa Branca passou o dia seguinte sem reconhecer a vitória, rompendo um padrão de mais de duas décadas. Em 2022, Washington parabenizou Lula antes mesmo de o derrotado admitir o resultado. Desta vez, o presidente americano disse que a eleição pareceu ter fraude, embora afirme gostar de Lula, enquanto um conselheiro dele divulgava em inglês o discurso do candidato derrotado e um advogado do seu círculo insinuava que o Brasil tinha virado a Venezuela. Elon Musk ajudou a espalhar a tese. O que torna tudo mais eloquente é que Lula cumprimentou Trump logo após a vitória americana de 2024, mesmo tendo apoiado a candidata adversária. O segundo silêncio veio de Buenos Aires. No Mercosul, o governo argentino foi o único a não se manifestar, depois de semanas de ataques ao presidente brasileiro durante a campanha. Para um bloco que sustenta cadeias produtivas e empregos dos dois lados da fronteira, a escolha de colocar a afinidade ideológica acima da vizinhança tem custo concreto. O que esse contraste ensina é simples e serve para qualquer leitura de política externa daqui em diante. Quem reconhece uma eleição em poucas horas trata o Brasil como Estado soberano, goste ou não de quem venceu. Quem hesita, insinua fraude sem apresentar nada e deixa o entorno alimentar a contestação revela que via o voto brasileiro como peça de um tabuleiro decidido em outra capital. O resultado de domingo frustrou essa expectativa, e a forma como Washington vai lidar com o quarto mandato de Lula começa a se desenhar exatamente nesse silêncio.
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Lula's reelection in Brazil is not just a domestic victory. It is the single biggest geopolitical defeat the US empire has suffered in Latin America in decades. Here is what was actually at stake: The Resources: Brazil holds the world's second-largest rare earth reserves — nearly a quarter of the global supply. The US military-industrial complex is desperate for these minerals to break its dependence on China. The Bolsonaro dynasty was ready to hand them over. A US government-linked company already bought Brazil's only active rare earth mine from Bolsonaro-aligned oligarchs for $2.8 billion. They wanted Petrobras privatized next. Lula said no. These are our minerals. We will build our own economy. Palestine: Lula lost a finger in a factory at 17. He is the working class. The Bolsonaros are the landlords, the oligarchs, and the cheerleaders of settler colonialism. They waved Israeli flags at their rallies. They held Zoom calls with Netanyahu on stage. They posed with a map of Israel colonizing ALL of historic Palestine — Gaza, the West Bank, the Golan Heights. Lula stands with Palestine and calls the genocide what it is. The Multipolar World: Lula co-founded BRICS. He is building parallel financial systems to bypass the weaponized US dollar. He called for a new global reserve currency. He wants Latin America to trade in its own currency, free from Washington's sanctions. The empire cannot tolerate a continent that refuses to pay rent in dollars. So how did Washington respond to a sovereign democratic choice? Trump slapped Brazil with 50% tariffs — even though the US has a trade SURPLUS with Brazil. The tariffs were never economic. They were punishment. Meta censored Lula's accounts and boosted Bolsonaro. The Bolsonaro campaign hired a US AI company to spread disinformation. Eduardo Bolsonaro literally called on Trump to send the US military to attack the Brazilian government. They threw everything at him. Tariffs. Censorship. Disinformation. Coup attempts. And they still lost. The American empire tried to enforce the Monroe Doctrine with algorithms, tariffs, and a puppet dynasty. But the Brazilian working class just voted to keep their minerals, defend Palestine, and build a world where Washington doesn't get to decide who eats. You can tariff the economy. You can censor the candidate. You can beg for a military coup. But you cannot colonize a people who have already decided they belong to themselves.
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JUST IN: 🇧🇷 Brazil's Supreme Court orders investigation into alleged foreign funding of Flávio Bolsonaro and social media algorithm manipulation during elections.
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Vamos lá, repita comigo: Flávio Bolsonaro não é perseguido político. Ele é investigado por suspeitas de: - Lavagem de dinheiro em operações financeiras envolvendo Willer Tomaz e empresas ligadas a bets. - Corrupção e lavagem de dinheiro no financiamento do filme Dark Horse, envolvendo recursos do Banco Master, de Daniel Vorcaro. - Evasão de divisas, também investigada no esquema de financiamento do filme. - Operações financeiras suspeitas, incluindo possível acesso a contas de uma empresa offshore ligada a Willer Tomaz. E ainda existe o histórico da rachadinha, caso em que Flávio foi denunciado por peculato, organização criminosa e lavagem de dinheiro. A investigação foi encerrada após a anulação de provas, sem julgamento do mérito. Perder uma eleição não dá imunidade. Ter sobrenome Bolsonaro também não. Flávio precisa responder à Justiça, não se esconder atrás do discurso de perseguição política.
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