Simone Tebet (MDB)
With just under 5 followers, among the main presidential candidates, the senator has the lowest engagement on the social network. In a video with just seven likes, Tebet declares that he is “equally against Bolsonaro and Lula”. One of the reasons she cited is that both are avoiding the debate. “What candidates are these who put their personal and party priorities above those of the Brazilian people?” questionor.
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Ciro Gomes (PDT)
Almost 200 followers follow the pedestrian on the app. Some of Ciro's videos follow a formula that many content creators use to go viral: current music plus controversial or funny talk about a certain subject.
In the video below, Ciro is questioned by journalist Andréia Sadi about continuing her candidacy in the elections. “I will win the election. Write down what I’m saying to you”, he replies.
Jair Bolsonaro (PL)
The president is the most popular among the candidates on the social network. He has over 2 million followers.
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In a video recorded during a conversation with supporters, Bolsonaro explains how during his government the Landless Movement (MST) lost relevance in rural areas. “We gave dignity, we titled land,” he commented. And he took the opportunity to state that in PT governments this was done less often.
Squid (PT)
The PT candidate's profile has almost 400 thousand followers. In a more recent post, Lula cites during his speech the case of a construction worker who graduated in medicine after entering college through Prouni (University for All Program).
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