First lady will participate in global education event in Doh
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The First Lady of Brazil, Janja da Silva, will not be present at the Independence Day parade in Brasília, next Saturday, September 7th. Janja was invited by Sheikha Mozha bin Nasser al-Missned to the 5th Celebration of the International Day to Protect Education from Attacks, which will take place in Doha, Qatar. The confirmation was released by the Palácio do Planalto press office.
During her stay in Doha, Janja will participate in the panel "Education in Danger: The Human Cost of War", on September 9th, where she will also perform. a speech. The first lady's visit to Qatar includes bilateral meetings and a visit to a school that serves refugee children. Her stay is scheduled for two days.
Janja's absence from the parade coincides with a delicate moment for the government. On Friday (6), the Minister of Human Rights, Silvio Almeida, was fired following accusations of sexual harassment, one of which involved the Minister of Racial Equality, Anielle Franco. President Lula decided to remove Almeida after a day of intense meetings, stating that cases of harassment will not be tolerated in his administration. Almeida denies the accusations.
On the same Friday, Janja published a photo alongside Anielle Franco, showing support for the minister. Known for her work on women's causes in government, the first lady has been at the forefront of initiatives related to defending women's rights. Anielle, in turn, chose not to participate in the September 7th parade and asked for privacy amid the crisis.
Even with the absences, the parade on September 7th in Brasília will feature the participation of at least 30 government ministers, including Rui Costa (Casa Civil) and José Múcio (Defense). Authorities from the Federal Supreme Court will also be present, such as Alexandre de Moraes and Dias Toffoli, as well as governors such as Eduardo Leite (PSDB) and Ibaneis Rocha (MDB).
The event began at around 9 am with the playing of the national anthem and the participation of military athletes. The Brazilian Air Force smoke squadron is expected to close the event at 10:30 am.
Actress known to the public was chosen by director Paulo Silvestrini to be one of the main names in the remake, which will air in 2025
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Globo has forwarded an agreement with actress Bella Campos for her to be part of the cast of the remake of "Vale Tudo", scheduled to air in April 2025 in the network's prime time. In the plot, she will be Maria de Fátima, daughter of Raquel, who in the new version will be played by Taís Araújo.
The column found that all that remains is to sign the contract. Globo is not confirming Bella yet because of this and also for strategic reasons. The company should only start talking about the remake in October.
Bella was not the favorite for the role. She only tested last month. Julia Dalavia appeared behind the scenes for the choice. However, she weighed two factors. The first was the fact that Bella was a trusted name for Paulo Silvestrini, the director responsible for the remake. They worked together in "Vai na Fé" (2023).
The second is more logical: Bella convinces the public more as Taís Araújo's daughter than Julia would, because they physically resemble each other. Bella's popularity among young audiences and her performance in recent soap operas also weighed heavily.
Bella Campos is 26 years old and is from Cuiabá, Mato Grosso. She debuted on TV in 2022 as Muda, in the remake of "Pantanal" (2022). Her performance earned her the award for best supporting actress at the 2022 Best of the Year.
Her debut was supposed to take place in 2020. She passed tests to be part of that year's season of "Malhação", which was canceled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The soap opera never returned to the air.
In addition to Taís Araújo and Bella Campos, names such as Cauã Reymond and Paolla Oliveira are also included in the serial's cast. Fernanda Torres negotiates to be Odete Roitman.
In its original version, "Vale Tudo" told the story of Raquel, who is abandoned by her husband and is forced to raise her daughter, the ambitious Maria de Fátima, alone. , then played by Gloria Pires. Its ending was suspenseful thanks to the question that made Brazil stop: "Who killed Odete Roitman?".
In addition to the original airing, the plot had three reruns: one on Globo in 1992 (when standards image quality requirements were not as high as from the following decade) and two others on the Viva channel, in 2010 and 2018.
In 2022, Globo even considered a rerun of the plot in Vale Pena Ver de Novo, instead of the re-exhibition of "The Clone" (2001), but the plans were scrapped.
The couple had been showing signs that they had been together since February
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This Tuesday (17), singer Preta Gil took her fans by surprise when she confirmed her romance with singer O Kanalha. The artist made a statement to her loved one in her Instagram stories. However, the two have not yet officially started dating, but the celebrity paid tribute to the artist's birthday.
In the images taken at the time she was hospitalized, Preta Gil appears sitting on the hospital bed while the singer feeds her: “This video sums up who you are: careful, loving and very cute!!! Thank you for being light in our lives!”, wrote the businesswoman.
The singer also left another affectionate statement on the profile of Danrlei Orrico (the singer's given name), who is turning 27: “Congratulations May it be a new year of many achievements, love and health! I love you”, declared Preta Gil.
Preta and Danrlei have become very close in recent months and, at the beginning of the year, O Kanalha was mentioned as a new affair for the singer after an intimate statement. At the time, she joked about the case, but neither denied nor confirmed that they were actually together.
At the beginning of September, after the singer confirmed the return of cancer, Preta mentioned that she is living a new life. love: “It’s beating, it’s beating very hard, thank God. I'm loving someone. I am really well. Very well, I'm very happy”, declared the famous woman, without giving names.
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