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woman-good · 2 hours
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ml-sirloin · 3 days
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Pease please please do Scout dancing with the dog
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Of course! It's a classic one!
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with background and no background.
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gravedangerahead · 2 days
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chroniclesinme · 3 days
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Quando você está ausente, eu fico ansiosa, pensando no futuro, em nós no futuro. O problema nisso tudo, é que a ansiedade bate muito mais forte quando penso em nós, porque só eu sei o quanto eu quero poder te ter por perto sempre. A todo instante...
Um dia desses, você falou que o dia que isso acontecer, iria virar dependente de mim. A ironia disso tudo é que eu estou dependente de você, só de imaginar a possibilidade.
Aquela possibilidade de acordarmos e escovarmos os dentes juntinhos não sai da minha cabeça.
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isanna142 · 1 day
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⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀🇧🇷⠀⠀⠀݁ ˖ ◜⠀⠀ ♩󠁼󠁼⠀⠀⠀𝗉𝗋𝖺𝗂𝖺, 𝗌𝖺𝗆𝖻𝖺 𝖾 𝖻𝗋𝖺𝗁𝗆𝖺⠀⠀.ᐟ
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que calor 🫠
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curitibacitybrazil · 5 hours
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Train trip from Curitiba to Morretes.
Curitiba - Brazil 🇧🇷
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fazsentidopravoce · 14 hours
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Quando nasci, devo com pressa,
ter me esquecido de passar na fila da disciplina
Ela me falta, e a sua falta, resultou alguns pequenos estragos e atrasos
Para tê-la, preciso desenvolvê-la,
para desenvolvê-la, preciso de uma dose dela misturada a persistência,
tentando aplicar a receita, esbarro na procrastinação, e nela me demoro em meio as desculpas e distrações,
quando me dou conta, o tempo deu uma boa passada, me assusto, me recobro e me aprumo,
ai me recordo,
que sou brasileiro, e não desisto nunca.
- Lisie.
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saopauloantiga · 15 hours
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Uma charmosa e bem preservada casa antiga da década de 1960 em São Caetano do Sul (SP)
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federer7 · 2 days
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Sao Paulo, Brazil, 1960
Photo: René Burri
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So apparently some Swiss company found out that Brazilian blood has more immunoglobulin (which is used in some medications made by pharma companies) than European blood, and now international pharma companies are lobbying to change Brazilian law to allow them to use our blood as a resource
There is no current evidence that those things are related, but it just so happens that at the same time there is also another law being discussed that would get rid of "bureaucracy" when it comes to ethics analyses of trials on humans. It would also remove the right, which all brazilians currently have, to access to the medication resulting from the trials they participated in
Both sources are in Portuguese because both news have been recently broke by a Brazilian investigative news agency, but if you don't speak it, you can always use automatic translation
I know there's a lot of fucked up shit happening in the world right now, but please pay attention to medical rights in Brasil right now. Especially if you're European, because virtually every company related to this is from your continent and plans to benefit you above all
ETA: using blood as a resource for these medications is not new; however, current law in brasil only allows that use to come from donated blood (because it comes from the plasma and apparently not all of it is used in blood transfusion; I'm not a doctor so I'm not clear on the details but that's the gist of it) and to be processed and used by Hemobrás, the State-owned company that handles this type of medical technology. The new law would allow for private companies to buy our blood from blood banks for their use. It is worth noting that at least one company has already explicitly stated that they won't be making the resulting medication available in the Brazilian market, so, essentially, they will be taking blood Brazilians donated to help other Brazilians and using it to treat immunocompromised Europeans, to the detriment of immunocompromised Brazilians that need the medicine. In the process, they will be making it harder for our State-owned company to use that same blood, forcing us to import from them and therefore making the medication more expensive. They also want to make it possible for Brazilians to sell their own blood - a deeply ethically questionable practice that is discouraged by the WHO and that has led to HIV outbreaks in Brasil in the past
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messigoku · 28 days
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gravedangerahead · 10 months
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It's kinda cute how Argentina just sorta reaches her hand out so she can have a border with Brasil 🥰
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drowndrawn · 29 days
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Lula compares Israel's attacks on Palestinians in Gaza to Hitler's killing of Jews
Brazilian president Lula (PT) stated this Sunday 18th that what is happening in the Gaza Strip is not a war, but a genocide, and compared Israel's action to that of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler against the Jews.
“What is happening in the Gaza Strip to the Palestinian people does not exist at any other historical moment. In fact, it exists. When Hitler decided to kill the Jews,” he said.
Asked about the Brazilian government's decision to be the new donor to the UN Agency for Palestinian Refugees, Lula criticized the leaders of the countries that decided to suspend contributions. “When I see the rich world announce that it is stopping contributing to the humanitarian issue for the Palestinians, I wonder how much political awareness these people have?”, he said. “And how big is the heart of solidarity of these people who cannot see that in the Gaza Strip there is not a war happening, but a genocide?”
The president also questioned: “Who will help rebuild those houses that were destroyed? Who will repay the lives of 30 thousand people who have already died? 170 thousand who are injured. Who will give back the lives of children who died without knowing why they were dying? Is this enough to disturb the humanitarian sense of the planet’s political leaders?”
“It is not a war between soldiers and soldiers. It is a war between a highly prepared Army and women and children. Look, if there was an error in that institution that collects the money, find out who made the mistake. But do not suspend humanitarian aid for the people who have been trying to build their state for decades”, concluded Lula.
I'm actually quite proud of having voted for him. He was bold, Brazilian's newspapers are roasting him for saying the TRUTH, but is this kind of boldness that we need right now.
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retrogamingblog2 · 2 months
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Zelda Goddess Statue spotted in the middle of São Paulo, Brazil
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poxalucas · 4 months
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