Despite 'boom' on social media, Cury spent 36 times less than Lula on boosting in AugustPhoto by Mario Vásquez Rioja on Pexels
PoliticsCoimbra

Despite 'boom' on social media, Cury spent 36 times less than Lula on boosting in August

oglobo31 August 2026 at 19:28

Despite exploding on social media after the Band debate, Augusto Cury spent 36 times less than Lula on boosting in August. The psychologist and presidential candidate gained approximately 2.5 million followers on Instagram in just one week, which generated suspicion from rival campaigns that the growth could be associated with the use of bots. So far, there is no evidence to support this accusation. The article was exclusive for subscribers, with restricted access through registration on the platform.

Related articles

Politics

PR promulgates decree on return of foreigners following Constitutional Court decision

The President of the Republic promulgated the Parliament's decree on granting asylum, detention and return of foreigners, after the Constitutional Court validated its compliance with the Constitution. This promulgation follows the judicial decision that removed the doubts of unconstitutionality previously raised about the legislation.

RTP Notícias31/08/26, 20:00
Politics

Did the Constitutional Court Weaken the President?

The Constitutional Court unanimously validated the Return Law, which represents a political setback for the Presidency, eliminating the margin for a future presidential veto. This decision raises questions about the future of the Minister of Internal Administration, whose situation will be addressed at a new press conference.

Observador31/08/26, 19:58
Politics

"What is André Ventura going to do more for us to keep giving him the stage he so much wants?"

Commentator Anselmo Crespo analyzes the controversy involving Luís Neves, considering that it is causing wear on both the minister and the prime minister. The question raised arises in the context of a reflection on André Ventura's strategy and the role of the media in amplifying his political message.

CNN Portugal31/08/26, 19:58
Politics

André Ventura is trying to keep us tuned to this soap opera during the parliamentary recess

André Ventura is trying to keep public attention on a political soap opera during the parliamentary recess, according to commentator Margarida Davim, who doubts that the new national director of the PSP, Luís Neves, will bring any novelty when he speaks on Tuesday at the ceremony commemorating the 140 years of the PSP of Madeira.

CNN Portugal31/08/26, 19:58