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🇻🇪💬❌ — The Attorney General of Venezuela, the Chavista Tarek William Saab, accused journalists of being part of an "extortionate structure" funded by former Oil Minister Tareck El Aissami, who was arrested for corruption, allegations that the reporters rejected as a "defamatory maneuver" 📝 Saab stated that El Aissami - arrested on April 9 for embezzlement at the state-owned oil company PDVSA - "had at his service an extortionate media structure" to "attack the authorities of the State" and mentioned journalists from the investigative journalism portal ArmandoInfo, which has made multiple reports of irregularities in state-owned companies and projects, as well as other journalists. ‼️ The accused journalists, Edwald Scharfenberg and Roberto Deniz, went into exile in 2018 after being sued by Colombian businessman Alex Saab, a regime contractor who is alleged to be a frontman for Nicolás Maduro. ❗️ It is worth noting that the Venezuelan Attorney General's Office, led by Saab, is used by the Maduro regime to attack politicians, journalists, social leaders, and any kind of dissident voice. The agency lacks credibility. Source 🖇

🇨🇴💬⚠️ — The former director of the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management (UNGRD), Olmedo López, promised to tell the Colombian Prosecutor's Office the whole truth about the corruption scheme involving the embezzlement of resources from that entity for rigged purchases and the payment of bribes in Congress ➡️ López assured this in an audio sent to local media before going to the Prosecutor's Office where he will testify today about this scandal that has hit the Government of Colombian President Gustavo Petro.

"After much reflection, Mrs. Attorney General of the Nation (Luz Adriana Camargo), expect from me the truth and only the truth. Honorable magistrates, with profound respect, I also address you to say that you should expect from me the truth and only the truth."

➡️ López, who was appointed by Petro as director of the UNGRD, a position he held from April 2023 until February of this year, is in the eye of the storm because it is alleged that from that entity, the payment of bribes to the presidents of the Senate, Iván Name, and the House of Representatives, Andrés Calle, was also ordered to lobby Congress for the approval of the Government's social reforms. ❗️ The corruption scandal has shaken the Colombian Government and prompted the resignation of the Presidential Adviser for the Regions, Sandra Ortiz, who, according to Pinilla, acted as a "messenger" to carry the suitcases with money to Name, who like her, is a member of the Green Alliance party. ⁉️ However, after a few hours and phone calls, he reversed course and apologized to Gustavo Petro. Nonetheless, the complaint will still use the statements made by the accused. Source 🖇

🇮🇱🇧🇷⚰️ — A 22-year-old Israeli girl was killed in Brazil after being the victim of an attempted robbery Alma Bohadana was walking with an Israeli friend in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and at a moment motorcyclists arrived and approached them in what seemed like the beginning of a robbery. Out of fear, Alma jumped over the fence in a split second and did not know what was behind it. In a moment of instinct of fearing to be robbed, Alma leaped over a fence. It turned out to be a 15-meter deep canal. She fell and died. Alma was an Israeli soldier and was on a tourist trip.

🇺🇾⚠️⛈ — More than 700 people have been displaced from their homes in Uruguay due to the floods affecting the South American country, as reported by the National Emergency System. 💬 Néstor Santayana, the Director of Meteorology and Climate at the Uruguayan Institute of Meteorology (Inumet), warned:

"[...] Two or three months' worth of rain will fall in the next 48 to 72 hours in several areas of Uruguayan territory. While the areas of most severe precipitation will shift more to the north or south, generally, the most significant accumulations will be in the central and northern regions of the national territory."

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🇧🇷⭐🇧🇷📝 — 🇧🇷 Minister of the Secretariat of Social Communication of Brazil, Paulo Pimenta, calls for an investigation against critics of the actions of the Armed Forces and the Lula government in the tragedy in Rio Grande do Sul (RS) ➡️ The minister announced today that he has sent a notification to the Federal Police (PF) and the Attorney General's Office (AGU), requesting an investigation into individuals who, according to him, spread "fake news" about the government and the Armed Forces' actions in the tragedy in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. ⁉️ Criticism of the military's role in rescuing victims in the state. Pimenta went as far as labeling these opinions as "crimes," although there is no law that defines such conduct in this way. ☄️ Several profiles that denounced the negligence of the federal government and praised the actions of businessmen helping the population affected by the floods were listed in the documents. ⚠️ Names of influencers, deputies, and even people who are rescuing others were listed. One of them is Pablo Marçal, a businessman who stopped his own life to send food and get on boats and jet skis to rescue people trapped in flooded homes. The government dedicated three paragraphs and used a newspaper known for its left-wing ideology (DCM) to try to refute his statements. SPACE LIBERDADE (@NewsLiberdade) 🖇

— Update: there were 200 antennas, 100 more than the previous donation. The Institute states that they will donate another 100 in the coming days ❤️

🇧🇷🇧🇷🤝👤🛰 — The Cultural Forest Institute (ICF), a non-profit NGO, launched a donation campaign for 100 Starlink antennas to provide internet access to areas without communication and assist rescue teams in isolated areas due to the flooding affecting the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul (RS). ❗️ The shipment was promptly arranged and coordinated directly with the assistance of businessman Elon Musk, the company's owner. Elon expressed gratitude on social media for the preference: "Glad Starlink could be helpful to the people of Brazil" Instituto Cultural Floresta (@InstCulFloresta) 🖇 | Elon Musk (@elonmusk) 🖇

🇧🇷🇧🇷🌹⁉️ — 🌈 The official profile of Greenpeace Brazil (@GreenpeaceBR) refused to send direct financial aid to the victims of the floods in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul (RS) and stated that the people most affected by the tragedy are LGBT and Black individuals.

"Our society is very unequal. So, like most situations, this one doesn't affect everyone in the same way. The people most impacted by the crises caused by climate change are those who are already vulnerable for other reasons such as, for example, those who suffer from racism, LGBTphobia, sexism, and poverty."

📝 The only action the globalist NGO requested was to pressure the congress to make it mandatory for Brazilian students to learn about Climate Education in schools. Sources: [1] [2] [3]

🇧🇷🇧🇷📹 — A user on Twitter/𝕏 reports the chaotic situation due to floods in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul (RS):

"I'm in Rio Grande do Sul, more precisely in the Taquari Valley. Here, I could see that everything that had already shocked me when seeing videos and photos on the internet is real and even worse and bigger. We are doing our best to help in any way we can, and I would like to ask from the bottom of my heart for anyone who can help, even if it's with their time, please help. Here, I saw homes, businesses, dreams, and lives carried away by the waters; we cannot let it take away our hope as well."

Lucas Hang (@lucashang__) 🖇

📢 🇺🇸 🇲🇽 Trump on May 1st: "We will impose a naval blockage on the cartels ... on day one we will begin the largest domestic deportation operation in American history." 📎 Aaron Rupar