Politica Internacional

[Aleef456]

Finalmente o USAID será encerrado. 

[Mayday]

Cada decisão, uma vitoria da china. 

[SAS_Robben]

As milhares e milhares de crianças deste mundo fora que dependem da USAID para sobreviver mais um dia celebram pelo seu fim em conjunto com o Musk e os seus fanáticos 

[Ego Sum]

Muito bom discurso. Quando ele começa a enunciar “todas as vezes em que estiveram lá”

[Aleef456]

Citação de SAS_Robben, há 12 minutos:

As milhares e milhares de crianças deste mundo fora que dependem da USAID para sobreviver mais um dia celebram pelo seu fim em conjunto com o Musk e os seus fanáticos 

E os diversos países que vivem sendo desestabilizados pelos programas da USAID também celebram. 

 

Grande dia. 

Lembrando que o governo já confirmou que os programas de ajuda humanitária não serão descontinuados. 

[Che]

Os países em desenvolvimento não precisam de ajudas dúbias de governos anglo saxonicos. 

Precisam de vídeos do Mr Beast e de investimento chinês. Precisam de quem crie infraestruturas. 

[SAS_Robben]

Citação de Aleef456, há 23 minutos:

E os diversos países que vivem sendo desestabilizados pelos programas da USAID também celebram. 

 

Grande dia. 

Lembrando que o governo já confirmou que os programas de ajuda humanitária não serão descontinuados. 

O m*rda do Rubio pode dizer o que quiser que a realidade no terreno vai sempre ser outra. Até porque estas purgas e acesso a informações confidenciais são mesmo para matar a ajuda humanitária e punir quem a faz. Serve de muito dizer que se mantem a ajuda financeira para programas humanitários quando se despede as pessoas e se extermina a cadeia de cabeças que tem  o kown-how para a por a funcionar.

É que o anti-americanismo e o seu imperialismo pode até ser um bom princípio mas estar a colocar ideologia acima da vida de seres humanos que estão absolutamente dependente destes fundos é absolutamente desumano. É "rezar" que alguém substitua os USA no papel.

Mas o importante é dar um "own" nos "libs" e fazer felacios ao Musk, mesmo que isso custe milhares de vidas. 

 

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2025/jan/28/charities-reeling-from-usaid-freeze-warn-of-life-or-death-effects

Clinics in Uganda are scrambling to find new sources for vital HIV drugs, aid workers in Bangladesh fear refugee camp infrastructure will crumble, and mobile health units may have to stop treating civilians near the frontline in Ukraine.

Services worldwide have been thrown into disarray by President Donald Trump’s executive order, signed on Monday 20 January and published on Friday halting US foreign aid funding flows for 90 days for review.

A few exemptions include military aid to Israel and emergency humanitarian food assistance, but charities said the sudden announcement – which included instructions for any US-funded work already in progress to stop immediately – had put lives at risk.

The US president’s Emergency Plan for Aids Relief (Pepfar) is included in the order. It provides antiretrovirals to 20 million people with HIV globally, and funds test kits and preventive medicine supplies for millions moreAlready, clinics worldwide are reporting that supplies have been halted.

“This is a matter of life or death,” said Beatriz Grinsztejn, president of the International Aids Society, adding that stopping Pepfar would be disastrous. “If that happens, people are going to die and HIV will resurge.”

Brian Aliganyira runs a health clinic for the LGBT+ community in Kampala, Uganda. He said the presidential order had brought supplies to a standstill. Ark Wellness Hub relies on Pepfar for testing kits, medication to prevent and treat HIV and running costs.

“Today is crazy,” he said on Monday. “We are worried. As I’m chatting with you now, I’m amid lots of emails and trying to find who can stock up our supplies and drugs. Supply chains [are] all affected.”

Asia Russell, executive director of Health Gap, an advocacy group for HIV patients, said clinics worldwide were facing the same situation.

A stop work order was not needed to carry out a review of aid, she said. “This is wasteful, inefficient and doesn’t keep America safe or make it more prosperous or secure – whereas Pepfar actually does all of those things. This was a deliberate decision to sow chaos and confusion, no matter the human cost.”

She said any prolonged shutdown would mean “halting service delivery, firing staff, shutting down clinics, rolling back outreach”. “You don’t recover from that kind of whiplash overnight,” she added.

The humanitarian sector had been braced for the impact of Trump policies such as the reintroduction of the global gag rule and threatened defunding of UN agencies, but the stoppage of currently funded projects came as a shock. Many aid sector organisations said on Monday they were still assessing whether their programmes were affected.

Andriy Klepikov, executive director of the Alliance for Public Health in Ukraine, said: “Mobile integrated medical services to people in remote locations closely located to the frontline are impacted. We provide mobile medical services to people in the areas where there are no clinics, doctors or nurses. This is a very demanded and effective programme.

“I hope Ukraine – being amid the war – will receive a waiver to continue such critical services. Or at least the review will be done in a priority order.”

Abby Maxman, president of Oxfam America, said the future looked grim “for US foreign assistance and the people around the world who rely on it, who are living through humanitarian disasters and struggling simply to survive”.

“We will see life or death consequences for millions around the globe, as programmes that depend on this funding grind to a halt without any plan or safety net. Aid experts are unable to operate or plan if they don’t know when funding will arrive, or how much,” she said.

 

“Funding for emergency food has been carved out as one exception, but funding for clean water, sanitation, healthcare and more has not been and are just as vital to survival for people living through crisis. We need to see these program allowe. There has been concern about the impacts of the cuts on hundreds of refugee camps globally – from Chad to Nigeria – where displaced people are especially reliant on aid

A million people live in sprawling camps in Bangladesh, where the US provided 55% of funding for the Rohingya humanitarian response and which had already seen a drop in funding last year. An aid worker there, who wished to remain anonymous, said they were assessing “what are the most critical life-saving activities to prioritise”.

Dr Atul Gawande, who was assistant administrator for global health at USAid under the Biden administration, said the order had done “serious damage to the world and the US”. As well as hitting HIV programmes, it would stop work fighting a deadly Marburg outbreak in Tanzania and an mpox variant killing children in west Africa, he said.

It will also affect programmes monitoring the spread of bird flu, and working to eradicate polio and tropical diseases such as river blindness and lymphatic filariasis, he said, as well as services providing healthcare for pregnant women and childhood vaccinations.

In a social media post, Gawande said: “Make no mistake – these essential, lifesaving activities are being halted right now. Clinics are shuttering. Workers sent home. Partners including US small businesses face being unable to meet payroll.”

Asked about potential waivers allowing Pepfar and other programmes to continue, and how services were being prioritised for review, a US state department spokesperson said it was “judiciously reviewing all the waivers submitted”.

 

The One campaign, co-founded in 2004 by the U2 singer Bono, estimated that nearly 3 million children could be at higher risk of malaria if the president’s malaria initiative paused work for 90 days.

Thomas Byrnes, who runs a consulting firm specialising in the humanitarian sector, said the sudden stop-work orders would have a harsh, far-reaching impact because of the extent the global system relies on US funding. The US provides 42.3% of global aid funding, according to the UN, and as much as 54% of the World Food Programme’s funding.

Byrnes said the “unprecedented” freeze was “forcing organisations to halt programmes abruptly, leading to job losses and reduction in essential services to vulnerable populations”.

“They are so abrupt, there’s no cool-down period – it’s not in 30 days or 60 days. You have to stop now.”

Editado 2 Fevereiro 2025 por SAS_Robben

[Burkina2008]

Citação de SAS_Robben, há 38 minutos:

As milhares e milhares de crianças deste mundo fora que dependem da USAID para sobreviver mais um dia celebram pelo seu fim em conjunto com o Musk e os seus fanáticos 

e nao me parece que a China va substituir os States (que de momento providenciam quase 50% de toda a ajuda humanitaria mundial)...

[a.lopes]

Citação de Burkina2008, há 8 minutos:

e nao me parece que a China va substituir os States (que de momento providenciam quase 50% de toda a ajuda humanitaria mundial)...

Isso é verdade?

Não tinha noção 

Nós europeus somos top para falar 😬

[Burkina2008]

Citação de a.lopes, há 51 minutos:

Isso é verdade?

Não tinha noção 

Nós europeus somos top para falar 😬

 

[SAS_Robben]

Entrámos na fase da perseguição aos brancos na África do Sul

[Lebohang]

Para o Trump só o R se salva nos BRICS

[Burkina2008]

Citação de SAS_Robben, há 32 minutos:

Entrámos na fase da perseguição aos brancos na África do Sul

Essas terras adquiridas por ingleses, holandeses e outros "eses" com sangue, suor e lagrimas...

[Burkina2008]

 

 

 

 

[Gui Fla]

Eu amo muito os Estados Unidos da América! 

[Che]

Espero que o Panamá entregue o Canal a Portugal. Quero ver depois os americanos a invadir. Não podem. Senão entregamos as Lajes à China. 

[a.lopes]

Citação de Che, há 4 horas:

Espero que o Panamá entregue o Canal a Portugal. Quero ver depois os americanos a invadir. Não podem. Senão entregamos as Lajes à China. 

AH AH

Isso queria a nação Benfiquista

Não irá acontecer.

[Burkina2008]

Citação de Che, há 5 horas:

Espero que o Panamá entregue o Canal a Portugal. Quero ver depois os americanos a invadir. Não podem. Senão entregamos as Lajes à China. 

Entretanto o Panama ja anunciou que cancelou a sua participacao no projecto chines e que nao vai renovar o contrato com a empresa chinesa que adminstra o canal

La esta a fazer bullying a um micropais…que bonito

[Che]

Citação de Burkina2008, há 17 minutos:

Entretanto o Panama ja anunciou que cancelou a sua participacao no projecto chines e que nao vai renovar o contrato com a empresa chinesa que adminstra o canal

La esta a fazer bullying a um micropais…que bonito

Estados Unidos a promover a paz, a pobreza e a estagnação. 

[El Colosso]

Citação de Che, há 12 horas:

Existe um multiverso onde os empreendedores chegando ao bilhão de dólares de riqueza são expropriados e recebem o Capitalista d'Or. 

Nós vivemos neste. O que vale é que está quase a terminar. 

Chegam ao bilhão, é dar o nome dele num banco de jardim e está feito

[SAS_Robben]

[Ghelthon]

Citação de a.lopes, há 11 horas:

Isso é verdade?

Não tinha noção 

Nós europeus somos top para falar 😬

Somos a outra metade.

[SAS_Robben]

O Musk ordenou o encerramento da sede da USAID e vai matar a instituição.

Esqueçamos o que é a USAID, o que faz e a forma como o faz.

Temos o homem mais rico do planeta a ordenar o encerramento de agências estatais sem autorização do congresso e no processo a armazenar milhões e milhões de dados confidenciais que estão a ser colocados nas mãos de quatro tipos entre os 19 e 24 anos que ele escolheu para a função.

Agora a pergunta: mas que porra isso nos interessa enquanto europeus?

Bem, considerando que o Musk está a apoiar a AfD, a extrema direita inglesa e provavelmente irá apoiar a extrema direita francesa, diria que nos interessa muito porque pode fazer o mesmo por cá 

[Aleef456]

Citação de SAS_Robben, há 15 horas:

O m*rda do Rubio pode dizer o que quiser que a realidade no terreno vai sempre ser outra. Até porque estas purgas e acesso a informações confidenciais são mesmo para matar a ajuda humanitária e punir quem a faz. Serve de muito dizer que se mantem a ajuda financeira para programas humanitários quando se despede as pessoas e se extermina a cadeia de cabeças que tem  o kown-how para a por a funcionar.

É que o anti-americanismo e o seu imperialismo pode até ser um bom princípio mas estar a colocar ideologia acima da vida de seres humanos que estão absolutamente dependente destes fundos é absolutamente desumano. É "rezar" que alguém substitua os USA no papel.

Mas o importante é dar um "own" nos "libs" e fazer felacios ao Musk, mesmo que isso custe milhares de vidas. 

 

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2025/jan/28/charities-reeling-from-usaid-freeze-warn-of-life-or-death-effects

Clinics in Uganda are scrambling to find new sources for vital HIV drugs, aid workers in Bangladesh fear refugee camp infrastructure will crumble, and mobile health units may have to stop treating civilians near the frontline in Ukraine.

Services worldwide have been thrown into disarray by President Donald Trump’s executive order, signed on Monday 20 January and published on Friday halting US foreign aid funding flows for 90 days for review.

A few exemptions include military aid to Israel and emergency humanitarian food assistance, but charities said the sudden announcement – which included instructions for any US-funded work already in progress to stop immediately – had put lives at risk.

The US president’s Emergency Plan for Aids Relief (Pepfar) is included in the order. It provides antiretrovirals to 20 million people with HIV globally, and funds test kits and preventive medicine supplies for millions moreAlready, clinics worldwide are reporting that supplies have been halted.

“This is a matter of life or death,” said Beatriz Grinsztejn, president of the International Aids Society, adding that stopping Pepfar would be disastrous. “If that happens, people are going to die and HIV will resurge.”

Brian Aliganyira runs a health clinic for the LGBT+ community in Kampala, Uganda. He said the presidential order had brought supplies to a standstill. Ark Wellness Hub relies on Pepfar for testing kits, medication to prevent and treat HIV and running costs.

“Today is crazy,” he said on Monday. “We are worried. As I’m chatting with you now, I’m amid lots of emails and trying to find who can stock up our supplies and drugs. Supply chains [are] all affected.”

Asia Russell, executive director of Health Gap, an advocacy group for HIV patients, said clinics worldwide were facing the same situation.

A stop work order was not needed to carry out a review of aid, she said. “This is wasteful, inefficient and doesn’t keep America safe or make it more prosperous or secure – whereas Pepfar actually does all of those things. This was a deliberate decision to sow chaos and confusion, no matter the human cost.”

She said any prolonged shutdown would mean “halting service delivery, firing staff, shutting down clinics, rolling back outreach”. “You don’t recover from that kind of whiplash overnight,” she added.

The humanitarian sector had been braced for the impact of Trump policies such as the reintroduction of the global gag rule and threatened defunding of UN agencies, but the stoppage of currently funded projects came as a shock. Many aid sector organisations said on Monday they were still assessing whether their programmes were affected.

Andriy Klepikov, executive director of the Alliance for Public Health in Ukraine, said: “Mobile integrated medical services to people in remote locations closely located to the frontline are impacted. We provide mobile medical services to people in the areas where there are no clinics, doctors or nurses. This is a very demanded and effective programme.

“I hope Ukraine – being amid the war – will receive a waiver to continue such critical services. Or at least the review will be done in a priority order.”

Abby Maxman, president of Oxfam America, said the future looked grim “for US foreign assistance and the people around the world who rely on it, who are living through humanitarian disasters and struggling simply to survive”.

“We will see life or death consequences for millions around the globe, as programmes that depend on this funding grind to a halt without any plan or safety net. Aid experts are unable to operate or plan if they don’t know when funding will arrive, or how much,” she said.

 

“Funding for emergency food has been carved out as one exception, but funding for clean water, sanitation, healthcare and more has not been and are just as vital to survival for people living through crisis. We need to see these program allowe. There has been concern about the impacts of the cuts on hundreds of refugee camps globally – from Chad to Nigeria – where displaced people are especially reliant on aid

A million people live in sprawling camps in Bangladesh, where the US provided 55% of funding for the Rohingya humanitarian response and which had already seen a drop in funding last year. An aid worker there, who wished to remain anonymous, said they were assessing “what are the most critical life-saving activities to prioritise”.

Dr Atul Gawande, who was assistant administrator for global health at USAid under the Biden administration, said the order had done “serious damage to the world and the US”. As well as hitting HIV programmes, it would stop work fighting a deadly Marburg outbreak in Tanzania and an mpox variant killing children in west Africa, he said.

It will also affect programmes monitoring the spread of bird flu, and working to eradicate polio and tropical diseases such as river blindness and lymphatic filariasis, he said, as well as services providing healthcare for pregnant women and childhood vaccinations.

In a social media post, Gawande said: “Make no mistake – these essential, lifesaving activities are being halted right now. Clinics are shuttering. Workers sent home. Partners including US small businesses face being unable to meet payroll.”

Asked about potential waivers allowing Pepfar and other programmes to continue, and how services were being prioritised for review, a US state department spokesperson said it was “judiciously reviewing all the waivers submitted”.

 

The One campaign, co-founded in 2004 by the U2 singer Bono, estimated that nearly 3 million children could be at higher risk of malaria if the president’s malaria initiative paused work for 90 days.

Thomas Byrnes, who runs a consulting firm specialising in the humanitarian sector, said the sudden stop-work orders would have a harsh, far-reaching impact because of the extent the global system relies on US funding. The US provides 42.3% of global aid funding, according to the UN, and as much as 54% of the World Food Programme’s funding.

Byrnes said the “unprecedented” freeze was “forcing organisations to halt programmes abruptly, leading to job losses and reduction in essential services to vulnerable populations”.

“They are so abrupt, there’s no cool-down period – it’s not in 30 days or 60 days. You have to stop now.”

Tudo que o governo Trump fazer vc não vai acreditar seja um comunicado ou qualquer ação governamental. E eu que estou pondo a ideologia na frente. 

Compreendi. 

 

Sem mais, 

https://x.com/fordnation/status/1886399257134969317

Ontario não negociará mais com as empresas americanas enquanto as tarifas continuarem. 

[Gui Fla]

Citação de Aleef456, há 44 minutos:

Tudo que o governo Trump fazer vc não vai acreditar seja um comunicado ou qualquer ação governamental. E eu que estou pondo a ideologia na frente. 

Compreendi. 

 

Sem mais, 

https://x.com/fordnation/status/1886399257134969317

Ontario não negociará mais com as empresas americanas enquanto as tarifas continuarem. 

Tu tá comemorando o fechamento de um órgão que é responsável por 40% da ajuda humanitária mundial, é claro que tu é quem coloca ideologia na frente de tudo. Pessoas vão passar fome e você aí todo serelepe brincando de "uhul Musk mitoooooo MAGA!!!". 

Você deveria passar uns dias numa favela pra ver se toma um choque de realidade.