Politicians allied with Bolsonaro making weapons and congratulating him

Did you like it? “Bolsonaro armed the PCC” in trends and Manu Gavassi complains about machismo in the press

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This Monday (25), after it was proven that Bolsonar's weapons policy is giving the PCC more opportunities to obtain firearms, the topic became one of the Trending Topics on Twitter. Along with it, there was also support for singer Manu Gavassi, who complained about how she was portrayed in a magazine. Follow the thread!

The last “Monday” of the month – July 25th – on the networks was marked by discussions about recent news from Brazil and the world. Among them, we highlight:

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  • The policy adopted by Bolsonaro contributes to expanding access to weapons by the Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC) and other criminal factions, explained Estadão in a report. Last Wednesday (21), four days before publication, the press reported that the Armed Forces admitted to having given authorization for a member of the PCC to buy a rifle.

    After government measures have facilitated the possession and access to ammunition and weapons for CACs (collectors, shooters or hunters), supervision became more vulnerable. According to the Sou da Paz Institute, weapons licenses for this group grew 262% between July 2019 and March 2022.

    In reaction to the facts, Twitter users capitalized the phrase “BOLSONARO ARMED THE PCC“, which was Trending Topics on the platform.

Carlos Bolsonaro, son of the president and councilor in Rio de Janeiro, responded to the barrage of criticism on his Twitter account. “They never stop lying and the supra-constitutionalists never tire of pretending that they are blind!”, he contested, without providing evidence for his claims.

last of Carlos' 3 reply tweets
  • Singer Manu Gavassi, 29, was frustrated and classified as “irresponsible” the approach to her story featured on the cover of Ela magazine this past Sunday, 24th. Complains that, in the headline, her appearance and body were highlighted to the detriment of his performance and history as a professional. Fans became engaged following his outburst on social media, and Manu received the support of several users, with new versions of the cover and rewritten text based on the magazine's original. Check out Manu's post below with his reaction after seeing the results of his interview.
 
 
 
 
 
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A post shared by Manu Gavassi (@manugavassi)

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  • Gossip is not mess: the clan of accounts dedicated to telling gossip to internet users has serious coordination behind it. Profiles such as Choquei, Fofoquei and Central da Fama, which together have 29,1 million followers, have a lot of influence on what goes viral and are sponsored by million-dollar publishers. Understand more about here in this exclusive report from Núcleo.

(Top photo: Flickr/Jeso Carneiro)

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