Today's news: Civil Defense hack and Suplicy's birthday
Today's summary highlights a cyberattack on the Civil Defense system and the 85th birthday celebrations of Deputy Eduardo Suplicy in São Paulo. We also bring Senator Flávio Bolsonaro's position on the elections in Colombia and highlights from international sports competitions.
The Civil Defense system, the agency responsible for relief actions and disaster prevention, suffered a hacker invasion. During the attack, the invaders used the word “misanthropy,” a term that defines an aversion to social interaction or the human race. The episode was recorded as an unusual security breach in the public system.
In São Paulo, State Deputy Eduardo Suplicy (PT) celebrated his 85th birthday with a series of social and political events. This Sunday's agenda included a Mass and a lunch at the 9 de Julho Occupation, a site coordinated by movements seeking housing for homeless people in the capital's downtown. The lawmaker also attended the Marijuana March, an event advocating for the revision of laws regarding the plant, gathering activists and political leaders.
On the international stage, Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ) spoke out about the victory of Abelardo De la Espriella, nicknamed "El Tigre," in Colombia. Flávio Bolsonaro, who is a pre-candidate for the Presidency, stated that the electoral result reinforces the growth of right-wing movements across the Americas.
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