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🇧🇷🐯🌹 — Brazil's Mission Party Leader Renan Santos now claims he is a Social-Democrat of Getulio Vargas line (Trabalhista)

🇧🇷🐯🤝🇺🇸❌🇺🇸🇧🇷 — Brazil's Mission Party Leader Renan Santos says that Nick Fuentes did a good job in helping Donald Trump and the Republican Party lose the young electorate. He states that he agrees with Fuentes that the hegemonic right wing of Trumpism and Bolsonarism must disappear. 🔗 Brasil Alternativo (@bralternativo_)

Former Chavist Deputy Richard Rosa Arrested After Firearms and Ammunition Found

🇧🇷🤝🇬🇷🪖 — Brazil's Embraer announces a major partnership with Greece Greece becomes the 14th nation and the 7th European country to select the KC-390 Millennium to reinforce operational capabilities and interoperability with NATO and allied forces. Watch to discover why nations are selecting KC-390, standard setter in its segment. 🔗 Embraer (@embraer)

🇧🇷⭐️🗺 — A Lula supporter got a tattoo showing the states where the leftist candidate won the elections and became viral on social media

🇨🇴🇨🇴💥 — Guerrillas from the National Liberation Army (ELN) carried out drone attacks against Colombian Navy vessels in the municipality of Litoral del San Juan, in the department of Chocó. ➡️ The fighters used commercial drones, possibly DJI Mavic or Matrice models, equipped with improvised grenades that were dropped from the air onto the military vessels.

🇧🇷⭐️❌✝️🇮🇱 — The pro-Lula YouTuber Helder Maldonado, from the Galãs Feios channel, defends arresting Evangelical Christians who put up Israeli flags in their churches and burning the flags: "Got an Israeli flag in your church? Off to jail! You're a traitor to the homeland. Little Israeli flag. There are only two ways here in this country, starting now. Either you take it down or we set it on fire, damn it." 🔗 Brasil Alternativo (@bralternativo_)

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🇵🇾✔️🇧🇷 — The Paraguayan government is organizing a special service drive to assist foreigners interested in obtaining residency in the country. The service will be offered in Ciudad del Este, on the border with Foz do Iguaçu (PR), amid growing demand from Brazilians seeking information on how to move to the neighboring country following the reelection of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) on October 25. ➡️ The initiative, called MigraMóvil, will be conducted by the National Directorate of Migration (DNM) through November 6, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The team will receive applications for temporary and permanent residency, including under the Mercosur agreement, as well as requests for certificates, document renewals, and extensions. This is the first edition of the service drive since the second round of Brazil’s election. ➡️ More than 263,000 Brazilians live in Paraguay, making it the third-largest Brazilian community abroad, behind only the United States and Portugal, according to the Brazilian government. Demand had already been rising before the election. In 2025, the DNM received 47,687 applications, a 63% increase over the previous year, and granted 40,600 permits, according to Paraguayan government data. Of that total, 23,526 were issued to Brazilians. Source 🖇

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🇧🇷🇧🇷📝❗️📰📰 — Senator and former presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ) published a new statement addressed to Brazilians, saying that he had been approached by TV Globo for an interview. However, no agreement was reached because the broadcaster refused to air the content in its entirety. He warned that Brazil’s leading television network is afraid of persecution and the lack of democracy in the country “STATEMENT TO BRAZIL I was approached by several media outlets this week, including Rede Globo, which invited me for an exclusive interview. I accepted on one simple condition: that it be broadcast in its entirety, without cuts and with no forbidden topics. The broadcaster chose not to move forward. By all indications, this Sunday’s Fantástico will air a lengthy report about me without giving me the right to respond. If Brazil’s largest media group is AFRAID, it has absolutely no moral standing to judge me or try to destroy my reputation. I didn’t leave Brazil; I left for Brazil! I dreamed of making our country a better place, and on Sunday, just seven minutes after the election results were announced, there was already a court ruling imposing precautionary measures against me based on lies. Twelve hours later, in the middle of the street, I was notified that the persecution had begun as I was leaving President Bolsonaro’s home. All of this happened before the tearful eyes of a father with pre-existing health conditions, who has been sentenced to more than 27 years in prison without having committed any crime, and who is already suffering from being separated from another son he has not seen in over a year and a half due to the illegal and arbitrary persecution he is also facing. This is not democracy, and it is far from being a fair and impartial judicial process. At least I am in a country where I can freely express my opinion. I will not be targeted by a judge who woke up wanting to do harm and sent his police officers to my home to rummage through my daughters’ underwear in their drawers. I ran for president while facing an entire system that wants things to remain as they are in Brazil: great for them, but much worse for you. I regret absolutely nothing I have done, and I leave you with a thought: ‘There is no effective remedy in Brazil to put an end to human rights violations.’ (Cristiano Zanin, August 7, 2016). In the coming days, I will speak with major national and international media outlets. No cuts, no filters. Those who want to listen will hear what no one else can say while in Brazil.” Flavio Bolsonaro (@FlavioBolsonaro) on 𝕏 🖇

🇻🇪🧑‍💼❌🇻🇪🛠 — Former Opposition-turned-Maduro loyalist Venezuelan politician José Brito says he is scared of the constituent assembly proposed by María Corina Machado, saying she is on brink of carrying an anti-communist purge in Venezuela: "That Mrs. Machado's priorities are a Constituent Assembly." And then the priorities will be: put the horse this way, so it can see this way; take away the star... the eighth star from the flag; take away the Bolivarian part... of Republic... Republic of Venezuela and take away Bolivarian." ➖➖➖➖➖➖ 💧 Rainbet.com the #1 Non-KYC Crypto Casino & Sportsbook @rainbetcom ➖➖➖➖➖➖ @BellumActaNews

🇺🇸🚩 WSJ: Trump asked Delcy Rodríguez not to obstruct María Corina Machado's political activities The warnings from Washington were also directed at the opposition leader. According to the report, White House officials asked Machado and her political movement to avoid promoting large gatherings against Chavismo. The U.S. position is based on its intention to preserve political stability as the transition process promoted by the Trump administration progresses.

🇧🇷🌹📞🇧🇷 — Former Governor of Rio de Janeiro Anthony Garotinho: Senator Flavio Bolsonaro didn't flee Brazil because everyone already knows that that decision taken 7 minutes after the proclamation of the result was to immediately start a process to take Flávio Bolsonaro to jail

🇧🇷🇧🇷💧📉 — Residents of Banabuiú, in the interior of Ceará, form lines to buy water jugs after merchants halted sales due to threats from the Comando Vermelho (CV). 🔗 Brasil Alternativo (@bralternativo_)

🇧🇷🇧🇷🛢 — BREAKING: Gasoline is nearing R$10 per liter at a gas station in the state of Bahia, reaching the highest nominal price ever recorded for gasoline in Brazil’s history.

🇺🇸📞🇧🇷🇧🇷 — Trump-connected Heritage Foundation's Andrés Martínez-Fernández on the Brazilian elections: Flávio Bolsonaro isn’t fleeing justice. When the courts become political weapons, democracy itself is at risk. 🔗 Heritage Foundation (@Heritage)

🇺🇸🤝🇧🇷🇧🇷 — US President Donald Trump about the Brazilian elections and the arrival of Brazilian Senator Flavio Bolsonaro to the US: "I have no plans to meet [him], but I think he got treated very shabbily... He can stay here as long as he wants... The election was a disgrace." ➖➖➖➖➖➖ 💧 Rainbet.com the #1 Non-KYC Crypto Casino & Sportsbook @rainbetcom ➖➖➖➖➖➖ @BellumActaNews

🇺🇸🇧🇷🇧🇷 — U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio responds to journalists’ questions about possible assistance in Flávio Bolsonaro’s departure from Brazil, echoing the same statement made by Javier Milei’s government in Argentina by denying any possibility of having helped: “We didn’t facilitate anything. I mean, we were informed that he had arrived in the United States. He had previously been granted a visa, and the president made a decision to allow him to enter the country, which we did. But we were not involved in any of the arrangements he made regarding his departure. At least the U.S. government was not directly involved in any of the moves that were made. The president made it clear that if he arrived in the United States at a port of entry, he would be paroled into the country, and that is what happened.”

🇷🇺💬🇧🇷🇧🇷 — Isolated by the Europeans, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov had to spend his time at the G20 meeting with Mauro Vieira, Brazil’s Minister of Foreign Affairs 💥 According to senior European diplomats, Vieira was viewed unfavorably over the matter and could damage Brazil’s image by appearing to “endorse a pariah.” ➡️ At the G20 diplomats’ meeting in Atlanta, the traditional group photo was canceled after European representatives refused to pose alongside Russia, represented at the event by Lavrov. The Russian delegation was largely ignored by other countries, but in the video, we see Mauro Vieira, Brazil’s foreign minister, making a point of raising a toast with Lavrov.

🇺🇸💬⁉️🇧🇷🤡 — Bill Maher, the host who praised Jair Bolsonaro’s conviction, calls Flávio Bolsonaro’s situation “disturbing” and says that Brazil’s government, under President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT), is behaving like a “tyrannical and dictatorial” government. “I don’t want to see this kind of thing happening here. I don’t want to see a guy lose an election and have to leave the country because he’s going to be arrested. That’s a dangerous thing, and I can see it possibly happening here.”

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🇰🇷💥🇧🇷🤡 — A video circulating on X has taken former President Jair Bolsonaro’s name to an unlikely destination: the streets of South Korea, where chants of “PRESIDENT BOLSONARO” rang out during the Liberty March organized by the Liberty and Innovation Party on October 31, 2026. In addition, demonstrators called for the arrest of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT). 10/31 자유와 혁신 행진! 브라질을 위한 구호! 🇰🇷🤝🇧🇷 재명 친구 룰라, 깜빵 친구 룰라 보우소나루 대통령 JUN | 준 (@ehehzlzl) 🖇

🇺🇸🇲🇽⚡️❗️🇧🇷 — Simón Levy, Mexican businessman and coordinator of Operation Alba, which removed Flávio Bolsonaro from Brazilian territory: Brazilians, I want to be very clear with you. I don’t believe in creating false expectations. I don’t believe in hope without action. I believe in hard work. Flávio has the full strength of the opposition in Congress behind him. Lula can no longer play jogo bonito or govern the way he used to. There is a plan, and the Brazilian Congress will become Lula’s biggest headache. Oh, wait. Sorry. There’s an even bigger headache waiting for him. The United States of America. Simón Levy (@SimonLevyMx) 🖇

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🇺🇸⚡️❌🇧🇷📰 — Jason Miller, a former adviser to Donald Trump, reported that the Brazilian press is full of fake news and that the White House has a tendency to ignore Brazilian media outlets that try to “be a nuisance”: 📰 Raquel Krähenbühl, GloboNews journalist: We asked the White House whether Donald Trump knew about and authorized the escape plan. The White House simply told us to contact Jason Miller and even provided his CELL PHONE NUMBER so we could get in touch (something I had never seen before). 💬 Jason Miller: No, dummy. It’s because I know which Brazilian news outlets are real news and which ones are fake news. Fake news gets sent to voice mail. @JasonMiller 🖇 | @Rkrahenbuhl 🖇

🇧🇷🐯🗳 — Former Presidential candidate Renan Santos claims to having gone overboard during the campaign and says he wants to be more himself, disavowing his own slogans “Arrested and killed?" I don't know that. I think it doesn't fit. It doesn't even match my way of being.

🇧🇷🇧🇷 —#Archive Flávio Bolsonaro held a livestream addressing recent developments, his departure from Brazil, alleged election fraud, the country’s future, and other topics: • He recounts visiting his father, Jair Bolsonaro (under house arrest), on Monday after the election (at around 10 a.m.). They discussed the results and the future; his father was in good spirits. At the end of the authorized 30-minute visit, he was informed that Federal Police officers were waiting at the door. As he left, he was served with a ruling by Alexandre de Moraes (issued minutes after the Superior Electoral Court's announcement) ordering the seizure of their passports and prohibiting them from leaving the country. He says his father, with tears in his eyes, asked the officers to step aside and then asked: “Do you already know where they’re trying to take this?”. Flávio replied that he did, that God was in control, and that he would fight back. • He states: “I didn’t leave Brazil; I left for Brazil.” He said his departure was a strategic move to maintain an active voice, since in Brazil he would be “silenced, imprisoned, and censored,” like his father. He denied that it was an “escape” or a sign of weakness, calling it a “situational assessment” and “one step back to take two steps forward.” The decision was made in secret (only his wife knew) to prevent it from being thwarted. No one from the campaign team was informed or involved. • He repeats: “I lost to the system, not to my opponent.” He claims there were things that were “mathematically impossible” in the real world, and that his opponent “completely disregarded electoral law.” • He describes Brazil as being under an exceptional regime: institutions have been taken over, lawmakers are afraid to speak out (some have been stripped of their mandates for speaking), the judiciary is acting in a partisan political capacity at the highest court, and his father is being used as a “hostage” in negotiations. He cites the protection of people who should be investigated (e.g., Moraes’s wife). • Regarding Moraes’s decision, he alleges a false accusation that he was involved with a friend’s bank accounts (Santander reportedly sent an official notice on election Sunday stating that he had no connection to them). He compares this to cases such as that of Filipe Martins (allegedly unjustly imprisoned and described as a political prisoner). • The new battleground is the National Congress, especially the Federal Senate. He endorses Rogério Marinho for Senate president and urges supporters to press newly elected senators to vote for him. The goal is to build resistance to prevent or delay the “great chaos” that the current government would bring about. • He predicts that the economy will be the main source of political damage (with conditions worse than those during Dilma’s 2014–2015 administration). Brazil would be “destined to go bankrupt” whether or not the government fulfills its promises, which could lead to the president being removed from office sooner. • On a possible return to the electoral race, he says: “If necessary, I will run in another election for Brazil. And I’m not talking about 2030; I’m talking about before then.” He considers the nearly 60 million votes cast for him by “real people” an honor.

🇧🇷📝 — Historical documents from the now-defunct National Information Service (SNI) of Brazil’s Military Government: the Soviet ambassador, drunk at a brothel in Brasília, admitting that he had sent Brazilians to receive guerrilla training in the Soviet Union and North Korea.

🇺🇸🇧🇷🇧🇷 — Flávio Bolsonaro continues to make headlines in the American media. Screenshot of this moment on a local Miami TV station.