What podcasts say about Pedro Telles
Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.
What Pedro Telles has said on podcasts
11 statements · 7 positive · 4 negative
Decentralized organizing energized Brazil’s opposition after the first round.
“loads of spontaneous, organic, decentralized organizing started happening and really energized people.”
Open the episode · Democracy Wins in Brazil and SerbiaListen at 1:05:02
Lula advanced popular policies during the runoff campaign.
“Lula really started pushing for a series of policies that he was able to approve during the runoff that had high popular support.”
Open the episode · Democracy Wins in Brazil and SerbiaListen at 1:06:38
Lula’s Army WhatsApp channel reached nearly eleven million people.
“this channel became a channel with nearly 11 million people by election day.”
Open the episode · Democracy Wins in Brazil and SerbiaListen at 1:09:33
Investigative reporting kept Flavio Bolsonaro politically defensive during the runoff.
“investigative journalists that really managed to, day after day, be breaking news stories about Flavio's scandals, Flavio's complicated relationships, Flavio's relationship with criminals or criminal activities that kept Flavio on the defensive.”
Open the episode · Democracy Wins in Brazil and SerbiaListen at 1:11:03
Over one thousand pro-Lula creators reported account bans or content restrictions.
“there were more than a thousand reports from people, like showing, explaining how their content or accounts were being banned.”
Open the episode · Democracy Wins in Brazil and SerbiaListen at 1:14:11
Flavio’s campaign paid substantially less than Lula’s for comparable Meta advertising reach.
“There's evidence that Flavio's campaign paid 33% to 40% less than Lula's campaign for advertising to reach kind of the same audiences.”
Open the episode · Democracy Wins in Brazil and SerbiaListen at 1:14:58
Meta’s platform bias toward Flavio harmed Lula’s campaign.
“there is an inherent bias. towards Flavio and that that impacted Lula's campaign.”
Open the episode · Democracy Wins in Brazil and SerbiaListen at 1:16:13
Bolsonaro’s party controls one-third of Brazil’s Senate and one-quarter of its lower house.
“Bolsonaro's party alone has a third of the Senate and a fourth of the lower house.”
Open the episode · Democracy Wins in Brazil and SerbiaListen at 1:17:26
Brazil’s far right is stronger than ever in Congress despite losing the presidency.
“they're in a very strong position in Congress, stronger than ever.”
Open the episode · Democracy Wins in Brazil and SerbiaListen at 1:17:43
Lula is not expected to run for another presidential term.
“This was Lula's last dance”
Open the episode · Democracy Wins in Brazil and SerbiaListen at 1:18:21
Brazilian democracy advocates should remain more vigilant during Lula’s next term.
“We're not going to lower the guards in the same way that we did in the last four years.”
Open the episode · Democracy Wins in Brazil and SerbiaListen at 1:19:38
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