
Informação, memória e cultura rubro-negra com humor e resistência. Criador em @muraldanacao e @sitejornaldofla. SRN CCM
Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
Joined May 2013
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A vascainização do Sport Club Internacional ao longo dos últimos anos é realmente uma coisa de maluco
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🇦🇷 ¡NACE AHORA ARGENTINA!
Un nuevo canal de WhatsApp abierto a todos los que queremos defender la democracia argentina, más allá de nuestras identidades partidarias.
🇧🇷 Inspirados en la experiencia de organización ciudadana de Brasil, queremos construir una gran red nacional de información, participación y debate.
📲 ¡SUMATE HOY! SON SOLO 3 PASOS:
✅ 1. ENTRÁ AL CANAL: Tocá el enlace que aparece abajo y elegí «Seguir canal».
✅ 2. COMPARTÍ EL ENLACE: Enviáselo a 3 personas de tu confianza que puedan estar interesadas en participar.
✅ 3. MULTIPLICÁ LA INVITACIÓN: Proponeles que, si les interesa, compartan el canal con otras 3 personas.
🚀 ¡DE 3 EN 3 PODEMOS LLEGAR A MILLONES!
No esperemos a las elecciones de 2027 para informarnos, encontrarnos y participar.
¡LA DEMOCRACIA SE DEFIENDE TODOS LOS DÍAS!
👇 ENTRÁ Y SEGUÍ AHORA ARGENTINA:
whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb9…
🇦🇷 ¡EL PRIMER PASO ES SUMARTE!
Diogo Almeidaᴹᴿᴺ retweeted
Esta es la hoja de ruta de Lula para Colombia, toda persona progresista debe verla.🇧🇷✊🇨🇴
- Al algoritmo se lo revienta desde adentro.
- Radicalizar el mensaje, nada de tibiezas con el fascismo.
- Politizar la vida, porque es la vida está en juego.
- Hay que militar desde el barrio, la cuadra, la universidad, el sindicato, el colegio, nuestra causa es la soberanía.
Gracias @menoscanas
Diogo Almeidaᴹᴿᴺ retweeted
Copiei esse vídeo legendado em inglês pra explicar a história do rachadinha bem direitinho pros gringos que estão perguntando
Já que o mundo está com os olhos no Brasil, aproveito para lhe apresentar o refrigerante que pode destronar a Coca-Cola
"Mineirinho, refrescância anti-imperialista"
Só quem comandou a Comunicação Digital do Flamengo como poucos na história poderia ajudar tanto o Lula
Agora as coisas começam a fazer até mais sentido
Diogo Almeidaᴹᴿᴺ retweeted
➡️ ELEIÇÕES 2026 | Antonio Tabet escreveu respostas de Lula contra Flávio Bolsonaro em debate
metropoles.com/celebridades/…
Diogo Almeidaᴹᴿᴺ retweeted
Nós inventamos o Pix e a urna eletrônica. Será que a gente não consegue inventar uma rede social que não enriqueça trilionário fascista?
Diogo Almeidaᴹᴿᴺ retweeted
Quando todos da tropa se comprometem com a missão, é impossível conter o avanço.
HLVS ⭐️🚩
Diogo Almeidaᴹᴿᴺ retweeted
Ahora me toca empaparme de la cultura española para entender todos los memes, pillar las referencias y crear contenido sobre las elecciones en España.
¡PERRO SÁNCHEZ! 🚩
Diogo Almeidaᴹᴿᴺ retweeted
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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The entire Financial Times editorial board has published a piece urging Lula to cut government spending and appoint a finance minister who enjoys the confidence of investors.
I get the impression that the FT editorial board has never opened an economics book other than some outdated introductory macroeconomics textbook, perhaps something by Mankiw. Otherwise, it's hard to explain such astonishing arrogance and economic ignorance.
Lula and the Brazilian people have absolutely no reason to bow to the demands of financial markets. Brazil is Latin America's largest economy, a major regional power, and a country with a high degree of monetary sovereignty. Around 97% of the central government's debt is denominated in its own currency, the Brazilian real.
The relationship between the state and financial markets is therefore nothing like the FT portrays it. Brazil is not dependent on financial markets. On the contrary, financial markets depend on government spending, which creates financial assets for the private sector, while government debt denominated in the national currency is one of the instruments through which those assets are held.
What Brazil needs is not capitulation to financial markets, but an independent economic policy focused on expanding production, creating jobs, and improving people's living standards.
Armed with the insights of heterodox economic theory, Brazil has the potential to show the world what a genuine economic miracle looks like. ft.com/content/79785581-88c2…
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