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

🇮🇱🇧🇷⚰️ — 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.

🇻🇪💬❌ — 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.

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🇧🇷🤡🔽 — The approval of the Lula government (PT) fell by more than five percentage points and reached 37.4%, according to the survey released by the National Confederation of Transport (CNT)

📊 The negative perception of the government increased compared to January. The new study shows that 30.5% consider the Executive's performance "bad or very bad," compared to 27.9% in January. Meanwhile, 30.6% of respondents rate the management as "average." In January, 28.1% considered it "average." In the most recent survey, 1.5% did not know or preferred not to answer.

❗️ Approval of Lula's individual work also saw a decline compared to January. Today, the president is approved by 50.7%, compared to 55.2% in the previous survey. Disapproval of Lula rose to 43.7% in May. In January, 39.6% disapproved of the president. Another 5.6% did not know how to respond.

📝 Among the reasons for disapproving of Lula, respondents pointed to perception of poor management (16.3%), corruption (16%); and economic situation (12.8%).

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