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"I am as sad as you are, but we have to keep our heads on straight," says Brazilian outgoing President Jair Bolsonaro after he asked protesters to unblock the highways. The far-right leaders' supporters are rallying in front of military installations in Brazil's major cities and have blocked highways in more than half the country's states.
According to a Senate report out of Brazil, the country's far-right president should face at least 10 charges, including crimes against humanity, for his handling of the pandemic. It paints a damning portrait of Jair Bolsonaro's government: one of corruption, negligence and incompetence. With more than 600,000 deaths, Brazil has the world’s second-highest Covid-19 mortality rate.
Brazilians protest in front of Brasilia's National Congress in support of a fresh bid launched by opposition lawmakers to impeach President Jair Bolsonaro, after more allegations broke of corruption in acquiring coronavirus vaccines to tackle a pandemic he is accused of having criminally mishandled.
A food bank program and social services of the city launched the campaign under the hashtag #MesaSemFome (#TableWithoutHunger)
Atlanta (US), Dec 6 (EFE/EPA) .- Miss Brazil Júlia Horta on Friday called for an end to gender violence while walking in her national costume during the Miss Universe 2019 preliminary round in Atlanta, Georgia.Horta was not the only beauty queen who used the Miss Universe 2019 catwalk to advocate social causes. Miss Laos Vichitta Phonevilay also dazzled the crowd in her elephant costume with a sign that read 'stop fire save amazon'.The final stages of the competition will take place on Dec 8 in Atlanta. (Camera: CRISTÓBAL HERRERA).FOOTAGE SHOWING MISS BRAZIL JÚLIA HORTA AND MISS LAOS VICHITTA PHONEVILAY ON THE CATWALK OF MISS UNIVERSE 2019 PRELIMINARY ROUND IN ATLANTA, US.
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