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18 Apr 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Jair Bolsonaro Posts Raw ICU Footage of Recovery After 12-Hour Surgery
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is recovering in the ICU following a complex 12-hour surgery for intestinal issues, a consequence of prior health complications stemming from a 2018 assassination attempt. He has shared updates on his progress, expressing gratitude for support and noting improvements in his condition.
Despite a successful surgery, Bolsonaro's recovery is slow, and he remains under medical care with no visitors allowed except for family. He faces ongoing health challenges and legal troubles, including accusations of conspiring to undermine the 2022 election results.
The Western Journal: Trump Reveals Why Jimmy Carter 'Died a Happy Man': The Punch Line Will Have You in Stitches
During a meeting with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, President Donald Trump joked that former President Jimmy Carter "died a happy man" because he is not the worst president, claiming that title belongs to Joe Biden. Trump criticized Biden's administration as incompetent and ineffective.
Trump's remarks come in the context of Biden's recent comments about the damage done by the new administration in its early days. Both presidents faced challenges during their terms, with parallels drawn between their presidencies regarding inflation and international crises.
#society
GB News: Travel warning: Chaos for Britons in Spain as strike action looms - what tourists need to know ahead of Easter weekend
British travelers heading to Tenerife for Easter weekend should prepare for potential disruptions due to planned industrial action in the hospitality sector. The strike, affecting around 80,000 hotel employees, is set for April 17 and 18, following a rejected salary proposal.
While some Canary Islands like Gran Canaria and Lanzarote have avoided strikes, La Palma, La Gomera, and El Hierro will be impacted. The local government has mandated minimum service levels to maintain essential operations despite the industrial action. Tourists are advised to check for updates from authorities.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Zelensky Says ‘Good Progress’ on U.S.-Ukraine Minerals Deal
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced progress in negotiations with the U.S. over a mineral rights deal, with a memorandum of intent potentially being signed soon. The agreement aims to establish a reconstruction investment fund controlled by the U.S. that would prioritize repayment of Ukraine's war debt.
However, Ukrainian officials are concerned about framing U.S. military aid as a "war debt," fearing it could hinder their EU membership aspirations. Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal emphasized that any deal conflicting with EU accession criteria is unacceptable.
#economy
Le Monde: Despite LVMH's Challenges, Bernard Arnault Denies Any 'Structural Crisis'
Bernard Arnault, CEO of LVMH, addressed investors at the annual shareholders' meeting, assuring them that the company's situation is not dire despite recent stock struggles and disappointing first-quarter revenue. He acknowledged a challenging economic climate and a 2% decline in activity.
Arnault emphasized that the luxury sector is not in a structural crisis, but he highlighted uncertainties, particularly regarding US tariffs that impact a significant portion of LVMH's sales. He advocated for negotiations between the EU and US and suggested increasing American production to mitigate potential tax impacts.
#military
Breitbart: South Korea Becomes Defense Tech Heavyweight with $21 Billion in Exports
South Korea's defense industry is rapidly expanding, with military exports projected to exceed $21 billion this year. The country has risen to become one of the top ten military exporters, driven by significant sales of artillery and advanced weapons systems to nations like Poland and India, especially in the wake of the Ukraine conflict.
Key products include the K9 howitzer, K2 tank, and FA-50 jet fighter, all noted for their competitive pricing and performance. South Korean arms are compatible with U.S. and NATO systems, enhancing their appeal. The nation's manufacturers are also recognized for reliable support and co-production opportunities, further boosting international sales.
#religion
Breitbart: After Two Decades of Socialist Attacks on Christianity, 97% of Venezuelans Still Believe in God
A recent study by Venezuelan research firm Delphos indicates that 97% of Venezuelans believe in God, with a majority praying regularly despite ongoing attacks on the Church by the Maduro regime. The study shows that 63% identify as Catholic, and 16% as Evangelical Christians.
The research highlights a strong connection between faith and daily life, with many praying for health and family wellbeing. While 72% pray frequently, only 40% attend Mass regularly. The Catholic Church's image is mixed, with 48% supporting it, yet criticism exists due to past scandals.
#crime
Fox News: PHOTOS: Florida State University shooting stuns campus
A shooting at Florida State University resulted in two fatalities and six injuries. The suspect, 20-year-old Phoenix Ikner, allegedly used his mother's firearm and was shot by police. The victims were not FSU students, and classes were canceled following the incident.
Authorities, including the FBI, responded to the scene, and a shelter-in-place order was issued before being lifted after the threat was neutralized. The university has canceled classes and athletic events through the weekend.