🇧🇷🇧🇷🤝👤🛰 — The Cultural Forest Institute (ICF), a non-profit NGO, launched a donation campaign for 200 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"

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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.

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