π World leaders congratulated Lula on his victory in the Brazilian presidential elections
The first of the world leaders to congratulate Lula was the Colombian president, Gustavo Petro, who with a brief βViva Lulaβ rushed into the Brazilian elections, even before the conclusion of the vote.
Another to congratulate Lula was US President Joe Biden, who described the presidential elections in Brazil as "free, fair and reliable." Argentine counterpart Alberto FernΓ‘ndez noted that Lula da Silva's win marks the start of "a time of hope and future" in Latin America.
Both the Canadian and French presidents also filed their own congratulations on the development.
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The first of the world leaders to congratulate Lula was the Colombian president, Gustavo Petro, who with a brief βViva Lulaβ rushed into the Brazilian elections, even before the conclusion of the vote.
Another to congratulate Lula was US President Joe Biden, who described the presidential elections in Brazil as "free, fair and reliable." Argentine counterpart Alberto FernΓ‘ndez noted that Lula da Silva's win marks the start of "a time of hope and future" in Latin America.
Both the Canadian and French presidents also filed their own congratulations on the development.
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π§π· The celebrations in Brazil for the victory of Lula β‘οΈ MORE VIDEOS
After learning of the victory of Luiz InΓ‘cio Lula da Silva in the ballotage this Sunday, a crowd gathered on Paulista Avenue, in SΓ£o Paulo, to celebrate the victory of the leader of the Workers' Party (PT) in the most closely contested election in the history of the country.
His victory marks the first time since Brazilβs 1985 return to democracy that the sitting president has failed to win reelection. It was the countryβs closest election in over three decades. Just over 2 million votes separated the two candidates with 99.5% of the vote counted. The previous closest race, in 2014, was decided by a margin of 3.46 million votes.
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After learning of the victory of Luiz InΓ‘cio Lula da Silva in the ballotage this Sunday, a crowd gathered on Paulista Avenue, in SΓ£o Paulo, to celebrate the victory of the leader of the Workers' Party (PT) in the most closely contested election in the history of the country.
His victory marks the first time since Brazilβs 1985 return to democracy that the sitting president has failed to win reelection. It was the countryβs closest election in over three decades. Just over 2 million votes separated the two candidates with 99.5% of the vote counted. The previous closest race, in 2014, was decided by a margin of 3.46 million votes.
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π° Verified Twitter users may soon have to pay a monthly fee to keep their badges
Twitter Blue, a $4.99 monthly subscription, launched last year as the platform's premium offering, giving users access to new features like customizable app icons, the ability to undo or bookmark tweets, and a "reader mode" to more easily view long threads of posts. A verification-tier subscription may cost as much as $19.99 per month.
Currently only available in the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, Twitter Blue's launch has struggled with niche appeal and limited features β but linking verification to the subscription fee could bolster its popularity. Should Twitter require payment for its verified status, it would be the first major American social media app to do so, as most platforms offer the feature for free.
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Twitter Blue, a $4.99 monthly subscription, launched last year as the platform's premium offering, giving users access to new features like customizable app icons, the ability to undo or bookmark tweets, and a "reader mode" to more easily view long threads of posts. A verification-tier subscription may cost as much as $19.99 per month.
Currently only available in the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, Twitter Blue's launch has struggled with niche appeal and limited features β but linking verification to the subscription fee could bolster its popularity. Should Twitter require payment for its verified status, it would be the first major American social media app to do so, as most platforms offer the feature for free.
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βοΈThe US military is reportedly weighing the possibility of deploying six B-52 bombers capable of carrying nuclear weapons to the north part of Australia in a bid to create a long-term hub in the region amid the Biden administration's ongoing tensions with China.
βͺοΈAt present, the region already hosts various joint military exercises with US forces on a near-annual basis, a collaboration that was first undertaken during the Obama administration.
βͺοΈAlthough US-China tensions have remained heated for quite some time, ties between the two nations reached a near-boiling point in early August when House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) decided to pay a visit to Taiwan.
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βͺοΈAt present, the region already hosts various joint military exercises with US forces on a near-annual basis, a collaboration that was first undertaken during the Obama administration.
βͺοΈAlthough US-China tensions have remained heated for quite some time, ties between the two nations reached a near-boiling point in early August when House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) decided to pay a visit to Taiwan.
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β‘οΈAir raid alert sounds in Kiev and several Ukrainian regions
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β‘οΈAn air alert has been declared in all regions of Ukraine, local authorities say
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β‘οΈRussiaβs President Vladimir Putin expresses condolences to President and Prime Minister of India in connection with tragic consequences of bridge collapse in state of Gujarat
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π World leaders congratulated Lula on his victory in the Brazilian presidential elections The first of the world leaders to congratulate Lula was the Colombian president, Gustavo Petro, who with a brief βViva Lulaβ rushed into the Brazilian elections, evenβ¦
β‘οΈRussian President Vladimir Putin has congratulated Lula da Silva on winning the Brazilian presidential election, the Kremlin's Press Service says
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πΉThe Russian Defense Ministry has published footage showing Tor aid defense missile systems in combat as part of the special military operation in Ukraine.
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π±π»In the Latvian city of Daugavpils, an obelisk dedicated to the Soviet soldiers has been demolished
π―On the eve of the obeliskβs demolition, local residents decided to commemorate the memory of those who fell in fight against Nazi Germany by lighting candles and placing them around the monument.
πWhen special equipment arrived to demolish the object, citizens reportedly began to protest and threw bottles at police cars.
The police reportedly detained 37 people.
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π―On the eve of the obeliskβs demolition, local residents decided to commemorate the memory of those who fell in fight against Nazi Germany by lighting candles and placing them around the monument.
πWhen special equipment arrived to demolish the object, citizens reportedly began to protest and threw bottles at police cars.
The police reportedly detained 37 people.
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