Gilberto Gil thanks you for your support after being insulted in Qatar; see the highlights of Curto Flash

Gilberto Gil is insulted in Qatar

Singer Gilberto Gil and businesswoman Flora Gil were harassed by Brazilian fans in Qatar. The case happened last Thursday (24), the day of the game between Brazil and Serbia for the World Cup.

A video published on social media shows the moment in which the couple goes to the stands and is approached by some fans using profanity. They also state: “Vamo, Lei Rouanet”, in reference to the law encouraging cultural projects, and “Vamo, Bolsonaro”.

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On the networks, several personalities expressed solidarity with the 80-year-old singer and repudiated the attitude of the attackers.

This Sunday morning (27), Gil posted a thank you for the support he received and said that he will be “rooting for the Brazilian team and for a Brazil without hate”.

No guidance

Due to an increase in cases of Covid-19, some Brazilian capitals began to expand the application of the 4th and even the 5th dose of the vaccine to certain populations. The action takes place without support from the Ministry of Health, which has not issued new guidelines on booster doses for five monthssystem. (G1)

Positive tests for covid-19 jump from 20% to 32% in two weeks

The Todos pela Saúde Institute released the most recent survey on Covid-19 in the country this Friday (18), showing a significant jump in positivity for the coronavirus. Covid-19 is once again the majority of respiratory virus diagnoses.

fine-tooth comb

New Bolsa Família will 'fine-tune' users and should prioritize per capita incomesystem. (Estadão 🚥) Distortions in the Single Registry of the current Auxílio Brasil, noted by the Federal Court of Auditors (TCU) and by the Ministry of Citizenship itself, turn on the transition team's yellow light: 3 million people are at risk of losing the benefit at the beginning 2023.

An Oscar for the SUS

Winner of the 27th International Documentary Festival, the most important in Latin America, and present on the list of Oscar nominees, 'When there's no air' – documentary directed by sisters Helena Petta and Ana Petta – portrays the work of health professionals from the Unified Health System (SUS) during the covid-19 pandemic. It is a tribute to the victims who lost their lives because of chloroquine, misgovernment and the lack of vaccinesystem. (FSP 🚥)

Terror in Mato Grosso

Used to transport agribusiness production in Mato Grosso, BR-163, known as the “soybean route”, became a “powder keg”. The highway is the most violent stage of protests held this month seeking support from the Armed Forces to keep Jair Bolsonaro (PL) in the Presidency after his defeat at the polls by Luiz Inácio Lula da Silvasystem. (Estadão 🚥)

Cars, tow trucks and tires were set on fire. Drivers had trips interrupted, even on the way to hospitals. There are cries of order against the institutions. 

Videos reveal violent attacks on roads and Bolsonaro camps across the country

Even with actions by the Federal Highway Police and local police to prevent roadblocks, scenes of violence involving right-wing extremists are circulating on the internet. Truck drivers are attacked, vehicles are burned – including ambulances – and even civilians are being taken hostage and humiliated in the name of a patriotism that does not accept the results of the polls.

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