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🚨URGENTE: Ministro dos Transportes Renan Filho bate boca com bolsonaristas na cidade de Açailândia no Maranhão aranha durante ato de anúncio de obras. Sob aplausos de políticos da base do governo, Renan subiu o tom contra manifestantes.

Reinaldo: Direita perde no discurso, mas conta com ajuda de Hugo Motta na pauta da Segurança Pública

Lembrando que a escolha dele foi considerada uma vitória da oposição contra o governo Lula

Offshore e avião: As relações do presidente da CPI do INSS com empresário que domina contratos aéreos dos Correios. Correios ampliam contratos com ex-assessor de presidente da CPI do INSS, que indicou diretor da área. Carlos Viana afirmou que não há possibilidade de interferência nos contratos; Paulo Almada declarou que não foi favorecido pela relação com o senador e que foi até prejudicado pelos Correios, que também nega favorecimento à transportadora (Estadão)

Moro, Deltan Dallangnol e Gabriela Hardt se uniram para desviar R$ 2,5 bilhões, o relatório do CNJ apontou que o trio criou uma fundação para desviar o dinheiro que era apreendido pela operação lava jato,

Algo de errado não está “serto” Tarcísio tem ligações com o PCC

Quer entender a Teoria do Domínio, que instrumentaliza a extrema-direita e provocou a guinada neopentecostal para o ódio e a intolerância? Esse vídeo vale cada segundo!

É assim ocorre. @LulaOficial trouxe a COP30 A COP DA AMAZÔNIA. Viva Chico Mendes

Ta maluco! O Cara sempre foi bom e a COP 30 no Brasil é uma homenagem ao trabalho e a vida de Chico Mendes

Há 6 anos, no dia 8 de novembro, o presidente Lula saiu da prisão política e continuou a sua trajetória pra livrar o Brasil do mal que nos assolava. Conseguem assistir até o final sem se emocionar?

Nosso herói não usa Shampoo

O bolsonarirmo enganou toda uma sociedade

Ouça bem o que a ministra Gleice Hoffmann diz. Mas ouça com muito atenção!

Bom dia militância! Bora começar com esse vídeo esplêndido do Ricardo Mello. Ah , cadê os políticos defensores desse tal 🥭? Essa 🥭 tá podre faz tempo. Relato de uma moradora: Não caiam nessa ladainha de tiktok, nunca fez NADA q prometeu, só quem tá aqui todo dia sabe o sacrifício que esta sendo.

Duas exploradoras que fazem parte do esquema sertanejo para assaltar os cofres públicos! A música sertaneja, música ruim que o agronegócio há décadas impôs nas mídias através do jabá, faz parte de um esquema corrupto que através dos shows assaltam as pobres prefeituras. Pega!

Bolsonaristas querem igualar traficantes com terroristas, mas são coisas diferentes. Por exemplo, transportar 39 quilos de cocaína no avião da comitiva presidencial do Bolsonaro é tráfico. Apoiador do Bolsonaro tentar explodir caminhão tanque no aeroporto é terrorismo.

Sim, já tem gente criando "jogadas" pra tentar escapar da tributação de 10% sobre os ricos. Não custa lembrar que ela foi criada para que os mais pobres fiquem isentos de pagar imposto de renda. O déficit não é só de senso de coletividade, mas de caráter...g1.globo.com/politica/notici…

Article by President Lula published on November 6 in more than 50 countries across all continents 🌐 📝 COP30, THE MOMENT OF TRUTH Today, in the Brazilian Amazon, the Belém Summit opens ahead of the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30). I have convened world leaders in the days leading up to the COP so that we can all commit to acting with the urgency the climate crisis demands. If we fail to move beyond speeches into real action, our societies will lose faith, not only in the COPs, but in multilateralism and international politics more broadly. That is why I have summoned leaders to the Amazon: to make this the COP of Truth, the moment we demonstrate the seriousness of our shared commitment to the planet. Humanity has shown its ability to overcome great challenges when it acts together and guided by science. We protected the ozone layer. The global response to the Covid-19 pandemic proved that the world can act decisively when there is courage and political will. Brazil hosted the Earth Summit in 1992. We approved the Conventions on Climate, Biodiversity and Desertification, and adopted principles that defined a new paradigm for preserving our planet and our humanity. Over the past 33 years, these gatherings have produced important agreements and targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions — from ending deforestation by 2030 to tripling renewable energy use. More than three decades later, the world returns to Brazil to confront climate change. It is no coincidence that COP30 takes place in the heart of the Amazon rainforest. This is an opportunity for politicians, diplomats, scientists, activists and journalists to witness the reality of the Amazon. We want the world to see the true state of the forests, the planet’s largest river basin, and the millions of people who live in the region. COPs cannot be mere showcases of good ideas or annual gatherings for negotiators. They must be moments of contact with reality and of effective action to tackle climate change. To confront this crisis together, we need resources. And we must recognize that the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities remains the non-negotiable foundation of any climate pact. That is why the Global South demands greater access to resources — not out of charity, but justice. Rich countries have benefited most from the carbon-based economy. They must now rise to their responsibilities, not only by making commitments but by honoring their debts. Brazil is doing its part. In just two years, we have already halved deforestation in the Amazon, showing that concrete climate action is possible. In Belém, we will launch an innovative initiative to preserve forests: the Tropical Forests Forever Facility (TFFF). It is innovative because it operates as an investment fund, not a donation mechanism. The TFFF will reward those who keep their forests standing and those who invest in the fund. A genuine win-win approach to tackling climate change. Leading by example, Brazil has announced a US$ 1 billion investment in the TFFF, and we expect equally ambitious announcements from other countries. We also set an example by becoming the second country to present a new Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC). Brazil has committed to reducing its emissions by 59 to 67 percent, covering all greenhouse gases and all sectors of the economy. In this spirit, we call on all countries to present equally ambitious NDCs and to implement them effectively. The energy transition is fundamental to meeting Brazil’s NDC. Our energy matrix is among the cleanest in the world, with 88 percent of our electricity coming from renewable sources. We lead in biofuels and are advancing in wind, solar and green hydrogen energy. Redirecting revenues from oil production to finance a just, orderly and equitable energy transition will be essential. Over time, oil companies worldwide, including Brazil’s Petrobras, will transform into energy companies, because a growth model based on fossil fuels cannot last. People must be at the center of political decisions about climate and the energy transition. We must recognize that the most vulnerable sectors of our society are the most affected by the impacts of climate change, which is why just transition and adaptation plans must aim to combat inequality. We cannot forget that two billion people lack access to clean technologies and fuels for cooking, and 673 million still live with hunger. In response, we will launch in Belém a Declaration on Hunger, Poverty and Climate. Our commitment to fight global warming must be directly linked to the fight against hunger. It is also fundamental that we advance the reform of global governance. Today multilateralism suffers from the paralysis of the UN Security Council. Created to preserve peace, it has failed to prevent wars. It is our duty, therefore, to fight for the reform of this institution. At COP30, we will advocate for the creation of a UN Climate Change Council linked to the General Assembly. It would be a new governance structure with the force and legitimacy to ensure that countries deliver on their promises, and an effective step toward reversing the current paralysis of the multilateral system. At every Climate Conference, we hear many promises but see too few real commitments. The era of declarations of good intentions has ended: the time for action plans has arrived. That is why today we begin the COP of Truth. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, President of Brazil Article published in media outlets from the following countries: Angola 🇦🇴, Argentina 🇦🇷, Azerbaijan 🇦🇿, Belgium 🇧🇪, Bolivia 🇧🇴, Brazil 🇧🇷, Cameroon 🇨🇲, Cabo Verde 🇨🇻, Chile 🇨🇱, China 🇨🇳, Colombia 🇨🇴, Dominican Republic 🇩🇴, DR Congo 🇨🇩, Ecuador 🇪🇨, Egypt 🇪🇬, Ethiopia 🇪🇹, France 🇫🇷, Germany 🇩🇪, Greece 🇬🇷, Honduras 🇭🇳, India 🇮🇳, Indonesia 🇮🇩, Iran 🇮🇷, Italy 🇮🇹, Jamaica 🇯🇲, Japan 🇯🇵, Kenya 🇰🇪, Malaysia 🇲🇾, Mexico 🇲🇽, Morocco 🇲🇦, Mozambique 🇲🇿, Netherlands 🇳🇱, Nigeria 🇳🇬, Norway 🇳🇴, Pakistan 🇵🇰, Panama 🇵🇦, Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬, Paraguay 🇵🇾, Peru 🇵🇪, Philippines 🇵🇭, Poland 🇵🇱, Portugal 🇵🇹, Qatar 🇶🇦, Russia 🇷🇺, Senegal 🇸🇳, Singapore 🇸🇬, Spain 🇪🇸, Tanzania 🇹🇿, Timor-Leste 🇹🇱, Turkey 🇹🇷, Uganda 🇺🇬, United Arab Emirates 🇦🇪, United Kingdom 🇬🇧, Uruguay 🇺🇾

Hoje é dia de celebrar o bom desempenho de nosso comércio exterior. Sob a liderança do presidente @LulaOficial, estamos trabalhando intensamente para ampliar mercados, concluir acordos comerciais e fortalecer nossa indústria exportadora. Os resultados estão aí.