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Erik van Haren reported that Gianpiero Lambiase represented Red Bull on behalf of the team on the podium in Singapore. According to him, Tom Hart, Lambiase's successor as race engineer for Max Verstappen, would already take over his duties this year during the weekends in Austin, Brazil, and Las Vegas. #F1 #F1 #GianpieroLambiase #TomHart (translated)

Maarten van den Berg wrote that the economic position of the EU would change significantly in the near future. According to him, Germany, France, and Italy accounted for 13.8% of the world economy based on purchasing power parity in 1992, compared to 6.9% now. He stated that the share of the G7 would decrease from 47% to 26% by 2031 according to the IMF, and that the BRICS countries had already surpassed the G7 around 2020. Van den Berg wrote that the growth of the BRICS countries mainly came from India. He noted that China remained around 20%, with Russia, Brazil, and South Africa not far behind; he pointed out that these countries did not participate in Paris2030 and the Green Deal. He argued that economic weight was not automatic and had to be earned through growth. #Economie #EU #WereldwijdeGroei (translated)

The author wrote that the right-wing wave continued in Latin America. Flavio Bolsonaro, according to him, won the first round of the presidential elections by a margin and had a good chance of succeeding in the second round as well. The author also stated that the results of the parliamentary elections were already clear, and the right dominated in both chambers. According to him, Brazil should follow Chile. #LatinskáAmerika #právo #volby #BR #CL (translated)

Joost Jansen criticized the reporting of the public broadcaster. He described it as a "neutral state broadcaster" and wrote that Bolsonaro was portrayed as a right-wing radical, while Lula was presented as someone with a social agenda. https://t.co/23k5gNQpJ8 https://t.co/SCSaNahGRz #politiek #media #Brazilie (translated)

In the first round of the Brazilian presidential elections, candidate Jair Bolsonaro surprisingly won, while his rival Lula da Silva and his son Flávio Bolsonaro did not gain the necessary majority of votes, and the elections are taking place after a series of victories for right-wing political forces in Latin America. #Brazílie #volby2023 #LuladaSilva (translated)

Radical right Flavio Bolsonaro has won the first round of the Brazilian presidential elections with more than 47 percent of the votes, but Lula da Silva, who received 45 percent, remains a strong opponent in the lead-up to the second round. #Brazilië #Presidentsverkiezingen #RadicaalRechts (translated)

"This is an unexpected result, I was convinced that I would win the elections in the first round. Tomorrow the new campaign begins." Lula is indeed disappointed, but does not give up: "This is an unexpected result, I was convinced that I would win the elections in the first round. Tomorrow the new campaign begins." #Brazilië #presidentsverkiezingen #Bolsonaro (translated)

"Brazil needs change, Brazil will no longer suffer such high taxes, so many murdered women, so much political persecution," When he cast his vote in Rio de Janeiro, Bolsonaro declared, according to AFP, that he intends to liberate the Brazilian people. #Brazílie #volby2026 #politika (translated)