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DON'T FALL FOR FAKE NEWS. In recent days I have received a flood of messages and news pointing out that I would be giving up my candidacy, that I would have already given up, among others. But I affirm here to put a final point on this story: I WILL NOT GIVE UP. I got to this point without ever having a political godfather or needing support from the political class. And I will continue like this, regardless of the level of temperature and pressure. I am in politics for principles that I consider non-negotiable. And therefore, I believe I must honor those who believed in me from the beginning of this endeavor in 2018. To those who are by my side and concerned in recent days, I thank you for the affection and commitment. Our work is for the long term. And regardless of what happens, I will be in the second round against the PT. Finally, I ask for more responsibility from news portals, which publish news about me without even consulting me. I move forward, with faith in God and believing that Brazilians deserve a FREE Brazil from the UNTOUCHABLES. Now it’s focus on the final stretch. We still have many cities in the hinterland to traverse and spread the ideas of 30. Stay with God and share this video to show the truth. (translated)

This is not just about housing. It directly appeals to our conception of the common good and the responsibilities we have as a society. It is about appealing to the function of politics to improve the lives of everyone, or just a few. This highlights what capitalism is. (translated)

Montoya compared Franco's attitude to that of Max Verstappen: drivers who, when they see an opportunity, try to take advantage of it. For him, that aggressiveness also means accepting that mistakes will sometimes be made. “When you are always the guy, like Max, who sees an opportunity to take advantage of it, you are going to make mistakes,” he explained. Montoya made it clear that the accident was Franco's responsibility, but he positively valued that he tried to advance. (translated)

Flavio Briatore: "Obviously I am very disappointed with today's race result, as we know we lost valuable points in the championship fight. Incidents like this should not happen, especially when we were doing well with both cars in point-scoring positions. I feel very sad for the team and for Pierre, who did a great job all weekend, and I also apologize to Lando [Norris] and McLaren for ruining their race. I know Franco has taken full responsibility for it, as he should; in fact, he braked too late considering the context of the race and the restart with the safety car. It was a very bad maneuver for a driver of his experience. I want to take some time to reflect on this and consider what actions need to be taken, so that we can learn from it and avoid a situation like this in the future." (translated)

Flavio Briatore 🫩 (could be worse?) 🗣️ | “I know Franco has taken full responsibility for it, as it should be, he braked too late given the context of the race and the restart with the safety car. It was a very poor maneuver for a driver of his experience. I want to take some time to reflect on this and consider what measures should be taken, so we can learn from it and avoid a situation like this in the future.” (translated)

"the responsibility to develop and manage AI for the common good, and to ensure that its development remains always under human control" The two leading nations have the "responsibility to develop and manage AI for the common good, and to ensure that its development remains always under human control," Xi said. (translated)

Mercadante gave a historic speech at the meeting between Lula and businesspeople. He called the audience to take responsibility by showing the achievements of the current government, comparing them to those of Bolsonaro and addressing the institutional risks of Flávio Bolsonaro's election for the productive sector. (translated)

The article discusses the importance of preserving the mosaic of the Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity in Fátima, despite the controversies surrounding the artist Marko Rupnik, arguing that the work transcends the author's biography and should be contextually addressed with responsibility, listening to the victims and promoting justice. (translated)

🚨SEE: Lula on the BETS: "The money from gambling is for the food of the children. If you want to gamble, buy a liter of milk for your home, bread, more food for your home. It is not right to spend what you don't have to try to win what doesn't exist. You can't believe in lies." (translated)

"fulfill their own responsibility to respect human rights in accordance with widely accepted international standards.” Turk urged the targeted companies to “fulfill their own responsibility to respect human rights in accordance with widely accepted international standards” and States to take measures to “ensure (...) that when human rights violations related to companies occur in their territory and/or under their jurisdiction, affected individuals have access to effective remedies, in accordance with international law.” (translated)

Sportingbet, the sponsor of Vasco and Palmeiras, notified the clubs last Thursday following the Federal Government's threat to ban betting houses in Brazil. In the view of lawyers from Vasco and Palmeiras, the notification aimed to signal a potential rupture or interruption of investments due to the public authority's measure. In an official statement, Sportingbet mentioned "new scenarios" and dialogue with the clubs. "Transparency governs our relationship with all our partners. If there is a possibility of rule changes, we need to talk and ensure that everyone plans for new scenarios. We continue to work with Palmeiras and Vasco with the partnership, transparency, and responsibility that has always guided us," the company states in a note. (translated)

The only thing that irritates me about Rayan since he left Vasco is that he doesn't take initiative. I still think it's due to the coach's instructions, but even so, it's something that bothers me. He needs to be a protagonist, take responsibility! (translated)

The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, responded at Harvard to students' questions about corruption in Spain, defending his political responsibility and differentiating between cases related to his Government and personal matters that he does not consider corruption. (translated)