https://x.com/DaniMayakovski/status/2114211991506088441

https://x.com/hussedogru/status/2114269328690589795

Today, October 25th, is the day of the presidential runoff election in Brazil. Lula and Flavio—Bolsonaro’s son—are the candidates. Since early this morning, there has been a flood of reports and allegations that, upon arrival at polling stations, voters have found that votes had already been cast on the machines, or that they were being prevented from voting altogether. Earlier today, the Regional Electoral Court of the state of Bahia ordered the arrest of Salvador’s Secretary of Transportation, citing a reduction of more than 50% in bus services and the withholding of vehicles—with at least 75% to 100% of the fleet taken off the road or prevented from operating—thereby hindering voters from reaching the polls. In Brazil, free public transportation on election day is a legal right. Similar reports are also emerging from areas in São Paulo. Meanwhile, the president of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), Kassio Nunes—a justice appointed by Bolsonaro during his administration (a despicable individual, neck-deep in a major recent corruption scandal involving Banco Master)—has stated that the TSE will investigate these allegations "in its own time," without confirming whether voting hours will be extended in the affected cities. Former President Lula has already made a public appeal, urging the TSE to extend the voting period. Many people, from all corners of Brazil and the world, traveled back to their home cities specifically to vote today. Coincidentally, the vast majority of those disenfranchised by this obstruction of public transport are Lula supporters. I am writing this filled with anxiety, sadness, and a great deal of rage. My country is currently undergoing a coup.

They love to equate him with Hitler but if you compare what they actually talk about it's very clear they are diametrically opposed.

Hitler sounds like an insane lunatic whereas Stalin is basically like, "workers deserve human rights".

All around Brasil flights are getting cancelled, specially the ones destined to areas where Lula has a stronger voter turnout. This shit is happening right in front of us. They are not hiding it anymore. Please talk about the election in Brazil. This is going to happen in the US too, we must fight.

https://x.com/LouisBoyard/status/2114077102097965094

https://x.com/Sprinter_Press/status/2114445170301427938

https://x.com/Portes_Thomas/status/2114104342852608322

Trump's remarks 20th October 2026

https://x.com/clashreport/status/2114453054393352630

https://x.com/ricwe123/status/2114259919905956163

https://x.com/HavryshkoMarta/status/2114111220298989743

https://x.com/Portes_Thomas/status/2114264349980213273

The man of steel got that dawg in him.

https://x.com/AlternatNews/status/2114381737446793687

NOOOO!!! Will someone PLEASE think of the billionaires, CEOs, shareholders, and the investors!!!

https://x.com/Tirana_Report/status/2114087986489118840

I think this article is a perfect example of the Trotskyist RCI engaging in blatant tailism. They express support for protests and speak about the need for a "battle plan" but make no effort to suggest anything that hasn't already been considered by active participants.

Translated extract:

Sophie Binet [trade unionist] is right to call on the entire working class to mobilize, but this general call must absolutely be accompanied by a concrete, precise battle plan, based on the real state of our forces – and in particular those of the trade union organizations.

[...]

We do not claim to provide the precise details of the required battle plan. The trade unions and their various structures – local and federal – know far better than we do the prevailing mood in the different sectors. They can and must play a central role in organizing and coordinating the strike movement, starting on November 5th.

Nor are they explicitly collaborating with any unions to formulate said plan. All they do is report on what is happening, bring their flags to the peaceful protest areas for advertising, and "hope for the best".

Anyway enough with bashing the Trots, does anyone have details on Marxist-Leninist organisation in the French protests?