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Fan groups create "digital warfare" to support Lula

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Briefings

Brazilian fan groups replaced celebrity content with election and protest plans to mobilize support for Lula, aiming to reach 33 million abstentionists. This shift occurred in October 2026, as fan accounts substituted original posts with campaign information.

Key points

• Fan groups replaced celebrity content with election and protest plans to mobilize support for Lula.
• The goal was to reach 33 million abstentionists by substituting original posts with campaign information.

Context

In October 2026, Brazilian fan accounts shifted focus from entertainment to political mobilization, using social media to reach a massive abstentionist base.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single article from October 2026; specific dates of the shift are unknown, and the extent of the mobilization remains unverified.

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