HOSPITAL PRESIDENTE JULIUS NYERERE: ONE MONTH TO SAVE LIVES AND TRANSFORM THE RESPONSE TO BURN VICTIMS IN ANGOLA
The public reference unit has already carried out 1,235 appointments, 130 hospitalizations, and 11 surgical procedures, and will have the country’s largest Hemodialysis Center.
The controversial Donald Trump commented on Africa's participation in the World Cup in the US: "Someone inside FIFA told me not to worry, Africa usually doesn't stay long in the World Cups. They usually play three or four matches and then leave soon. I really liked that information. After three games, half of the teams will have already left my country. We hope France won't stay too long either; the French prime minister has been a problem for us." #desportivohamiju
Angola and the United States: A Partnership for a Prosperous, Secure, and Stable Africa The participation of President João Lourenço alongside President Donald J. Trump in mediating the peace agreement between the DRC and Rwanda reinforces Angola's role in regional stability and the promotion of security across Africa.
This progress comes at a strategic moment, following the reaffirmation by the United States and the European Union of their commitment to support the development of the Lobito Corridor, a transformative infrastructure connecting the DRC to the port of Lobito, boosting trade, strengthening supply chains, and promoting sustainable investment in the region.
Angola and the United States remain united in a shared vision of peace, prosperity, and sustainable growth, solidifying Africa as a key partner for the global future.
The president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, would have been captured in the early morning of this Saturday (3) by members of the Delta Force, an elite troop of the United States Army.
The information was released by CBS News, from the USA, which cites an official source from the U.S. armed forces. The Delta Force specializes in counterterrorism missions, hostage rescue, direct actions, and reconnaissance operations, usually against targets considered to be of high strategic value.
According to information released by the Venezuelan state television, the government claims to not know the whereabouts of Nicolás Maduro or his wife, Cilia Flores. The statement was made by Vice President Delcy Rodríguez, through an audio displayed in the morning of this Saturday.
Nicolás Maduro, Venezuelan leader, faces serious charges in the United States for drug terrorism and international drug trafficking, crimes that could result in life imprisonment. There are signs that he may be considering turning in allies to try to reduce his eventual sentence.
This situation reignites the global discussion on combating organized crime in Latin America. During the Trump administration, there was an attempt to classify factions such as PCC and Comando Vermelho as terrorists, which was rejected by the Lula administration.
With the difficulty of countries like Venezuela and Brazil in containing these organizations, there is growing concern that Brazil could become a focal point for the U.S. in the fight against organized crime.
DIFFICULTIES IN CONDEMNING THE MILITARY AGGRESSION OF THE USA
The United Nations Charter, in its Article 2, paragraph 4, prohibits the use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any State, allowing only, in Article 51, the recourse to self-defense in the event of armed attack. Between 1996 and 1997, Angola intervened militarily in then Zaire and Congo-Brazzaville, contributing to the fall of Mobutu Sese Seko and Pascal Lissouba, both accused of supporting UNITA. The aim of these interventions was to neutralize regimes considered hostile and ensure the security of national borders.
On January 3, 2026, the United States of America invaded Venezuela and captured President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, accused of conspiracy and drug trafficking. Several world leaders have already reacted to the incident, except for the President of Angola. Thus, it remains to be seen how the President of Angola and current President of the African Union, João Lourenço, will condemn the military aggression of the USA — an act that Angola has also practiced in the past, violating the same principles of international law twice by helping to overthrow heads of state considered adversaries.
Jaden Smith decided to transform a simple idea into concrete action against hunger. Instead of creating a traditional business, he invested in a restaurant where no one is required to pay to eat, based on the principle that food is a basic right.
The project started modestly, with a food truck operating in Skid Row, one of the most vulnerable areas of Los Angeles. There, nutritious meals were offered freely, without demands or judgments, creating a space of welcome and respect.
The logic behind the restaurant is based on trust. Those who can contribute the amount they wish, helping to cover the meal for those who cannot pay. This solidarity cycle allowed the initiative to grow and become sustainable over time.
More than a social enterprise, Jaden Smith's initiative shows how visibility and privilege can be used to generate real impact. An example that empathy, when put into practice, can change lives.
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has reached an impressive milestone: his estimated net worth now exceeds the annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the state of São Paulo.
The billionaire's fortune, which is around US$ 700 billion, has primarily grown due to the appreciation of his companies' stocks.
Although the numbers are attention-grabbing, experts warn that net worth and GDP are not the same thing. GDP measures the economic output of a year, while Musk's wealth is an accumulated stock of assets.
Even so, the comparison symbolizes Musk's financial impact and global influence, making him, momentarily, "richer" than the largest state in Brazil.
WHY INVEST IN REAL ESTATE? The analysis of international experiences in the housing sector reveals the importance of investments in the construction of new housing for the consolidation of a sustained economic development process. Between 1985 and 2005, Spain tripled the investment in housing per capita. This increase contributed to the country's growth of 3.3% per year, a high rate for the European standard. The Spanish GDP increased even more, between 1995 and 2005, recording an average of 3.63%. In 1985, South Korea had a per capita investment level in housing of 308 dollars, rising to 1,320 dollars in 2005. During this period, housing investments accounted for 0.64% of economic growth of 6.6% per year. Between 1985 and 1995, the sector contributed 1.20% to the increase of the Korean GDP, and the country grew 8.7% per year. Ireland recorded an even more compelling example of the relationship between the impact of the sector's development on GDP growth. Between 1985 and 2005, the investment per capita in housing in the country grew more than eight times. The Irish economic growth, between 1995 and 2005, achieved an average of 7.48% per year, during this period the housing sector was responsible for 1.21% of GDP 1 . In Brazil, the crisis of the now-defunct Housing Financial System (SFH) was one of the factors responsible for the loss of dynamism in the economy. During the height of the system, between 1965 and 1980, per capita housing investment converted to current Brazilian currency went from 161 reais to 528 reais, registering growth of 8.2% per year. During this period, the country also experienced significant per capita income growth rates, averaging 5.7% per year 2 . The Brazilian real estate market is currently on a path of sustainable growth, which is set to last for decades. In recent years, the country has recorded an increase in housing that will have significant impacts on the dynamics of economic development.
🚨 500 MILLION DOLLARS IN AIR DEFENSES – NO SHOT WAS FIRED 🇻🇪
SHOCKING REVELATION: Venezuela spent hundreds of millions on advanced air defense systems from China and Russia. S-300 missiles. Radar systems. Anti-aircraft batteries.
Last night, while U.S. forces attacked Caracas and stormed the presidential palace, NONE of these systems were activated.
No missiles were launched. No radar was triggered. No defense was utilized.
QUESTIONS THAT DEMAND ANSWERS:
❓ Were they sabotaged? ❓ Were the orders never given? ❓ Was there internal betrayal? ❓ Or were they simply ineffective?
A captured president. The defenses of a nation in silence. Billions spent on protection that did not protect.
This is no longer just the story of Venezuela. Every country that invested in these systems is watching and asking: Would they have worked when we needed them most?
Financial Education: it is the ability of the individual to relate to rationally with money, that is, the correct way to manage and conserve it money.💰 Money is like your partner in a relationship👫, if there is no appreciation, respect and consideration, it disappears from your life without leaving traces, that's how money is also. Today we see many people who say that in the past they had a lot of money and today it crawls in the shadows, because in the past it didn't know how to manage and conserve