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⭐️ RALF SCHUMACHER: "HAMILTON NUNCA APRENDEU A LIDERAR UMA EQUIPE. É ELE QUEM ESTÁ CAUSANDO OS PROBLEMAS NA FERRARI" ⭐️
Ralf Schumacher, ex-piloto de F1 e vencedor de 6 corridas na F1 (disputou 180 GPs), criticou fortemente Lewis Hamilton:
"Hamilton nunca aprendeu a liderar uma equipe, nem sob o comando de Toto Wolff (Mercedes), nem sob o de Ron Dennis (McLaren). De qualquer forma, esse nunca foi o trabalho dele. Ele só tinha que entrar no carro e pilotar o mais rápido possível. Acho que dá para perceber isso, e acho que isso também o tornou bastante egoísta".
Ralf também falou sobre os atuais problemas na Ferrari e culpou Lewis:
"O problema é que ele simplesmente não é rápido o suficiente em comparação com Leclerc. Se ele fosse claramente melhor que seu companheiro de equipe, como meu irmão era naquela época, essa discussão nem existiria. Ele é quem está causando isso.
Você não pode exigir uma punição para o seu companheiro de equipe pelo rádio, como ocorreu no México, para depois falar como se fosse o Al Capone (gângster norte-americano) e ameaçar dizendo que ‘temos problemas muito, muito grandes’. Do meu ponto de vista, é como o poste estar mijando no cachorro"
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Range anxiety has reached a new level.
When your EV needs its own trailer-mounted powerbank, something has clearly gone off-script.
Funny? Absolutely.
But it also points to a real infrastructure issue.
Battery capacity keeps improving, yet charging access, speed, and grid availability still vary significantly by region.
If drivers start solving that gap with mobile battery packs, the problem is no longer the vehicle alone.
It is the ecosystem around it.
The EV transition will not be won by bigger batteries alone.
Reliable charging infrastructure still matters.
And ideally, your powerbank should fit in the glovebox.
Source 🙏🏻@dedaselectricas
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“ Ne confondez jamais le niveau d'études avec l'intelligence. On peut être titulaire d'un doctorat et rester un parfait idiot. ”
- Richard Feynman
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Bernabéu stores its real grass underground so concerts can happen without killing the
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American capitalism created the world's first trillionaire, while Chinese socialism lifted 740 million Chinese people out of extreme poverty.
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Microplastics are already inside us and they are affecting our health. Professor Ragusa explains where the real problem lies and why it's not just about plastic. Are you ready to find out what each of us needs to do to solve this problem?
For more details, follow the link.
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The only reason I can think someone would buy a fake is that they want to gain validation from others by appearing to be wealthy when, in reality, they know they are broke and can't afford anything of value.
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This morning, a 65 year-old man woke up in the early hours and heard thieves in his garage.
He called the police. Unfortunately, the officer on the phone told him they don't have any police officers free at the moment.
The guy hung up and then called again in a moment and tells the officer:
- it's about these thieves in my garage.
Don't bother coming anymore i’ve shot them.
After literally 2 minutes, 4 police cars, Armed response, counter terrorists, ambulances turned up,..... Thieves were obviously caught.
Police officers had a chat with the gentleman
Officer says - " You said you shot them! "
Gentlemen - " And you said you don't have a free police car "
Credit: Rudes On a roll
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Devinez qui s’oppose aujourd’hui au projet de Aliko Dangote de construire une raffinerie de 1,2 million de barils par jour en Afrique de l’Est (Tanzanie, Kenya, République démocratique du Congo) ?
La Banque mondiale et le Fonds monétaire international, au nom du risque de monopole.
Pourtant, cela réveille un vieux souvenir : celui d’une Afrique contrainte d’exporter son pétrole brut, de le faire raffiner ailleurs, puis de le racheter à prix fort, souvent via Shell ou TotalEnergies.
Longtemps, les financements pour de grandes raffineries ont été hors de portée, limitant les ambitions et entretenant une dépendance structurelle.
Puis un tournant est venu du Nigeria, où Dangote a décidé d’investir lui-même pour changer les règles du jeu.
Aujourd’hui, ironie de l’histoire : dans un contexte international tendu, certains pays européens se tournent vers cette capacité africaine.
Comme un discret retournement du destin.
Et en République démocratique du Congo, une question demeure : n’existe-t-il pas un homme d’affaires capable de s’inspirer de cette vision, de s’appuyer sur une expertise similaire, pour que le pétrole de Moanda soit enfin raffiné localement… au bénéfice direct des Congolais voire de l’Afrique centrale ?
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Fifteen South American people deported from the US arrive in DR Congo aje.news/mxwza3
ALT Fifteen South American people deported from the US arrive in DR Congo
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🔴 URGENT - France: les députés adoptent un projet de loi pour faciliter les restitutions d'œuvres pillées durant la colonisation rfi.my/CbxP.x
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🇳🇬 Face aux pénuries de carburant qui touchent plusieurs pays du continent, en raison du conflit au Moyen-Orient, l’homme d’affaires nigérian Aliko Dangote a confié lors d’une conférence de presse qu’il dédiait principalement la production de sa raffinerie à l’approvisionnement des marchés africains.
#Nigeria
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When you feel stupid, remember that María Corina Machado gave her Nobel Peace Prize to the guy who today threatens to destroy an entire civilization with nuclear bombs..
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"France🇫🇷 is not our enemy; there are many French people who support us. We only say: if you come, we discuss as equals, not as master to slave." ~ Ibrahim Traore, President of Burkina Faso 🇧🇫
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Les ressortissants de 38 pays africains devront verser une caution allant jusqu'à 15 000$ pour obtenir un visa américain. À l'approche du Mondial 2026 aux #ÉtatsUnis, au #Mexique et au #Canada, cette décision suscite des inquiétudes auprès des supporters et joueurs des sélections qualifiées.
#Afrique