Lula could be fined. Covid post-vaccine thrombosis

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On Labor Day, Lula “circumvented” the Electoral Law by openly asking for votes for pre-candidate for mayor of São Paulo Guilherme Boulos (Psol). The president participated in an event organized by trade unions and could be fined for early electoral propaganda. Lula’s team even deleted the video of the event from social media. Boulos’ opponents promise to go to court against Lula’s speech.

Once again, the Vaccine… AstraZeneca admitted that its vaccine against Covid-19 could cause thrombosis in a minority of those inoculated and could now pay multimillion-dollar compensation in the United Kingdom. In a collective action, 51 patients are asking for around R$645 million in compensation. Understand the risks of reacting to the Covid-19 vaccine made by Astrazeneca.

Brazil, Economy and World

Storms in RS. After heavy rains in the south of the country, with deaths and hundreds of people left homeless, Lula will go to RS this Thursday. See what the situation is like in the state.

Elections 2024. The end of election ads on Google reflects the TSE’s tough line on election advertising. Understand the decision that was communicated last week.

Solar energy at home. Investment in residential solar energy pays off more quickly in some states in Brazil. See how long the return on investment takes.

Rotate around the world. Israel’s ambassador to the UN compared the university protests to the Nazi Broken Night, the series of attacks against the Jewish population coordinated by Germany in 1938. Understand the statement.

Gazeta’s opinion

Lula’s lie, defender of workers. Among the many fallacies that permeate the Lulopetist governments, one of the main ones is that workers, that is, the part of the Brazilian population that depends on a job, would occupy a prominent place in public policies, guiding the entire government project of Lula and his team.

The truth is that for Lula and his fans, work and work don’t matter. At most, they are a mass of potential voters, approached from time to time to ask for votes.

Read the editorial in full.

Columns and articles

Rodrigo Constantino talks about the police reaction in the United States to the invasions of Universities during pro-Palestinian protests. We really have to expel the invader from the campus!

Alexandre Garcia reflects on the rain and tragedy in Rio Grande do Sul. Until when?

To inspire

Suggestion: put away your cell phone and talk to your child. As explained by psychologist Erika Komisar in an article for the Institute of Family Studies, [Instituto de Estudos Familiares], it would be incorrect to say that all technology inevitably harms a child’s communicative skills. But to what extent is cell phones affecting relationships between parents and children? Understand the impact of screens on children’s lives.

Have a great day!