<br /> O ex-presidente Lula voltou para a prisão em Curitiba depois de comparecer ao velório do neto, em São Bernardo do Campo, em São Paulo.<br />

Lula becomes an unwitting victim of my new phone app.

Lula presentan su disco 'Sufre Como Yo' en Los Conciertos de Radio 3 (TVE). www.lulatrio.com www.lucindarecords.com info@lucindarecords.com

Lula Gigante atrapalha Petrobrás

As mentiras de Lula

Am 7. Oktober wählt Brasilien einen neuen Präsidenten. Der Kandidat der Arbeiterpartei, Lula da Silva, sitzt im Gefängnis. Er liegt in den Umfragen vorn.

In what could be one of Latin America's most striking comebacks, ex-President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is said to be considering a return to the campaign trail in time for Brazil's elections next year. Joe Leahy reports on the chances of an audacious bid for office by the charismatic former leader of the PT Workers' Party in spite of fraud allegations.<br /><br />► Subscribe to FT.com here: http://on.ft.com/2eZZoLI<br /><br />► Subscribe to the Financial Times on YouTube: http://bit.ly/FTimeSubs<br /><br />For more video content from the Financial Times, visit http://www.FT.com/video<br /><br /><br />Twitter https://twitter.com/ftvideo<br />Facebook https://www.facebook.com/financialtimes

El exmandatario brasileño Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva declaró que la causa que él representa "ganará en esta batalla", contra la persecución judicial a la que es sometido. teleSUR

La reunión sirve de preámbulo a la visita que haga el presidente venezolano a Brasil la próxima semana

Cada escuela de samba elige el tema de su desfile casi un año antes del carnaval. Una de la más antiguas de Sao Pablo, Gaviões da Fiel, creada hace 43 años, optó por marchar a través del Sambódromo en homenaje a Lula, el ex presidente de Brasil. Un informe de AFPTV.

O jornalista Joaquim de Carvalho, do DCM, mostra como Lula aproveitou a abertura do 8o. Encontro Nacional do Movimento dos Atingidos por Barragem para responder aos veículos da velha imprensa, que fazem campanha contra ele. "Tentam me destruir desde que eu nasci", disse.

Lula e o Mercosul

Be bop a lula

<p>El presidente de Brasil ha pronunciado un discurso lleno de emoción y de intención ante los miembros del Comité Olímpico Internacional.</p>

Concert de Vauréal <br />15 novembre 2008

Nada como ir juntas a la par, desde hace ya 6 años. Las amo.

Lula fala sobre pelotas

Dubai Marina: https://goo.gl/maps/VRe77E5iuqGPRvcX7

In this video, we take a walk through Dubai Marina, exploring its impressive skyline, strolling along the marina promenade, and immersing ourselves in the vibrant atmosphere of this iconic waterfront district.

Dubai Marina is a vibrant waterfront district in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It is one of the city's most popular and prestigious neighborhoods, known for its stunning skyline, luxurious residential towers, and impressive marina.

The centerpiece of Dubai Marina is its marina itself, which features a large canal that winds through the district, accommodating hundreds of yachts and boats. This vibrant waterway is surrounded by a promenade, known as "The Walk," which offers a variety of dining, shopping, and entertainment options. It is a bustling luxury area with trendy cafes, restaurants, retail outlets, and art galleries.

The skyline of Dubai Marina is dominated by impressive skyscrapers and residential towers. Some of the most iconic buildings in the area include the twisting Cayan Tower, Princess Tower, and the supertall skyscraper Marina 101. The architectural design of these buildings is a testament to the modern and luxurious lifestyle that Dubai Marina represents.

Living in Dubai Marina offers a cosmopolitan and upscale lifestyle. The district features many residential options, from luxurious apartments to high-end villas. Residents enjoy access to world-class amenities such as fitness centers, swimming pools, spas, and private beach clubs. The waterfront also provides stunning views of the marina, the Arabian Gulf, and the city skyline.

Dubai Marina has become a popular tourist destination in Dubai. Visitors can take leisurely walks along the marina promenade, dine at waterfront restaurants, or embark on yacht cruises to explore the coastline.

In summary, Dubai Marina is a prestigious waterfront district in Dubai known for its stunning skyline, luxurious residential towers, and vibrant marina.

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Dubai is a land of extremes it's extremely hot it's extremely full of money and it's extremely shiny swear outrageous things exist just because people have enough money to do whatever the heck they like from building ski resorts in the middle of the hottest part of the world to flying cars here are 20 outrageous things you'll only see in Dubai

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Dubai is home to many unique engineering feats such as the Burj Khalifa, the Dubai Canal, and the Burj Al Arab. But there are many more amazing things to see and do in this luxurious city that you won’t find anywhere else.
From the most dashing law enforcement vehicles you’ll ever see, to a super bizarre race where robots and camels are involved, here are 20 Things That Can’t Be Seen Anywhere Else But In Dubai.

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In today's video we will talk about the Dark side of Dubai. Dubai is a refuge for a lavish lifestyle and world-class shopping, in addition to having the world's tallest building and valuable oil deposits.

A typical Emirati lifestyle might include having the privilege of driving a Ferrari and having at least one maid per household. Furthermore, Dubai serves as a safe haven for Arabs fleeing authoritarian regimes in their own countries.


However, there is a terrible reality hidden behind this dazzling exterior that the rest of the world may not be aware of: thousands of skyscrapers in Dubai are constructed by migrant workers!
Over the 2014 Christmas holiday something interesting happened, Etihad Airways had a glitch fare from the States to Abu Dhabi for $230 roundtrip!  People all over the United States texted, tweeted, and called everyone they knew sharing the deal which resulted in a mass exodus of Americans headed to the United Arab Emirates. Arriving in the Abu Dhabi International Airport, many guests opted to take the complimentary hour long Etihad luxury shuttle to Dubai where they were greeted with towering modern skyscrapers, a vast highway filled with every luxury automobile imaginable and twinkling lights that filled the city. Naturally It was an array of visual stimulation, as Dubai is instantly entrancing. From the hotels to the restaurants and  of course the shopping, Dubai is a luxurious modern Oasis in the middle of the desert.   It’s hard not to fall in love. But behind the amazing service and awe striking architecture, there’s a darker side to Dubai that’s not on any brochure.
Among other documentaries about Dubai’s not so glamorous uprising, BBC’s Ben Anderson spent months in Dubai trying to infiltrate the community of expatriate workers who are putting them up.
According to Vice News, "what he discovered when he eventually got in was that the gem of the Arab world is almost entirely built on imported slave labor."

Expats from Bangladesh and India are drawn to Dubai by promises of a better quality of life, greater income, and limitless chances. Workers are compelled to work 12 hour days for very little pay six days a week after paying high-priced illegal Visa fees and then being stripped of their passports. Their living conditions are terrible, and they're trapped on the gloomy outskirts of the new world's most dazzling metropolis.
Expats from all over the world, especially from South Asia, make up more than 95% of Dubai's population. The majority of people have moved to Dubai with the hopes of a better future. However, their passports may be seized by airport security or companies upon arrival in an attempt to prevent them from leaving; and migrants are transferred to Sonapur, on the outskirts of Dubai, far from the city's flash and gloss.

In the most basic accommodations, more than five people live in a tight room with limited access to power. Workers frequently become ill since the water supply in the camps is not purified.
In addition, the rooms are typically plagued with rodents and insects due to a lack of ventilation!

Employees have been obliged to accept whatever wages they are paid by their employers as a result of the government's refusal to intervene in pay regulation or establish minimum working standards for migrant workers. There isn't even a bureau where they can file complaints, and refusing to work might lead to deportation or worse, jail. Migrant workers are also compelled to work in oppressive heat, with temperatures regularly exceeding fifty degrees Celsius. The government closes down tourist attractions during excessive heat, but workers are required to continue working.
As a result, it is unsurprising that the suicide rate among the Asian community in Dubai has been rising in recent years. On average, there are roughly two …