K.Serrano, MD🧙🏻‍♂️

I spy with my little eye

A história do partido MISSÃO

Já encontrar russos de bom senso tendo que lidar com os bolsominions mais burros do Brasil tem sido muito desconcertante

“I never was afraid to say what I believe.” Brazilian movie star Wagner Moura is on the 2026 TIME100 time.com/article/2026/0…

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Bunu çözersen, dahisin. Çözebilir misin ?

Na época da abolição, quem foi indenizado foram os senhores de escravos. É isso que Nikolas propõe com o Bolsa Patrão: indenizar quem explora a mão de obra do trabalhador.

maior prova que não tem doutrinação em universidade pública é essa aqui

BYD provando que nunca foram os impostos que faziam do carro brasileiro um dos mais caros do mundo.

@graceis_cute Let's go to school, Pure Heroine and Melodrama

let's normalize naming kids after your favorite music album

@todayspokequiz Mega Medicham

これは何のポケモンの一部？ 予想正解率55% ＃今日のポケモンクイズ ＃ポケモン部分クイズ

Milei is simply clearing the ground for Argentina to be sold to American capitalists. Those who foolishly supported him don't understand that libertarianism isn't a scientific perspective, it's an antiquated belief system fuelled by narcissistic hyper-individualism, fear of the state and any form of collectivism, and lust for the accumulation of private wealth.

burrito comestível no mexico // burrito comestível na argentina

Actor Wagner Moura has made history as the first Brazilian nominated for Best Actor at the Oscars this year for ‘The Secret Agent,’ and he has an unbreakable link to his home country. The movie, Moura's latest project, is set in Brazil in 1977, at a time when that country was under the thumb of an oppressive political dictatorship, and it has resonated with viewers all over the world—particularly in the United States. Moura plays a research scientist who’s become a government target, a man on the run whose greatest wish is to settle down and live a quiet life with his young son. Directed by Moura’s friend Kleber Mendonça Filho, ‘The Secret Agent’ works as an artful, beguiling thriller, but it’s also a picture of a country whose citizens, in real life, had reason to live in fear. Moura, 49, was just a baby during this period, but as he got older, he saw how its effects lingered. Moura has long been a movie star in Brazil. At home, he, his wife, and three sons speak only Portuguese, and he keeps a place in Salvador, in the state of Bahia, where he grew up. Moura is one of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People of 2026. Read the full interview here: time-magazine.visitlink.me/uFatQA

Argentinos recorrem à carne de burro diante de crise econômica brasil247.com/americalatina/…

Lula tem cinco filhos. Imagina se um fosse Senador, outro deputado, e os demais vereadores? Só imagina o q imprensa faria….

Dude’s been Christian for 5 minutes and he’s walking into his rape trial carrying a Bible.

o estadunidense achando que a gente comemora o dia da independência deles aqui no brasil kkkkkkkkkk

@foxxyscleo Sure

the “americans are stupid” lowkey never stuck cause we seem to be the only ppl to know the difference between race, nationality, and ethnicity

Your doctor hates Big Pharma and Big Insurance and Big Hospital more than you do

god if this movie cane out during the baldurs gate 3 craze we’d have five sequels of the same cast playing in different campaigns as different characters but no the world sucks