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No one cracked. Will it go well? Yes, perhaps. Wednesday, November 5th, Emmanuel Macron arrived in Brazil to participate in COP 30. You know, that conference on climate change where hundreds of leaders come with their ultra-polluting private jets. We are living among madmen.
Moreover, there is a big controversy in Brazil because this year, the conference is taking place in Belém, on the doorstep of the Amazon rainforest, and many delegations have refused to come due to the exorbitant cost of hotels in this region. The Brazilian president Lula had ironically said that they just had to sleep under the stars and assured that for his part, he was ready to sleep on a boat in a hammock.
So indeed, Lula is lodging on a boat, but it's an immense one that consumes a mere 135 liters of diesel per hour. But you, you fools, I remind you that to save energy, we act, we reduce. Every gesture counts. I lower, I turn off, I shift. Shut up.
In any case, Emmanuel Macron received a small crowd welcome upon his arrival in Brazil. I dare him to do that in France. Before delivering a speech at the opening of a conference in Salvador de Bahia, and it was there that he experienced a great moment of solitude.
Madam Minister, Mr. Minister, Mr. Governor, Mr. Mayor, Gentlemen Ambassadors, Madam Minister Debo. So, a protocol breach, no translation, we won't understand. Do we have the translation? Yes, there must be translation. There is a translation, otherwise it will be worse. Okay, it's your choice. It works. Do you have a translation? Yes. If you have a translation that works, raise your hand. That's not many translations. Yeah, it's funny, we have interpreters here. So, you, you can come. There are several interpreters. It's super nice. It will be nicer. So, two sentences by two sentences. Okay. Anyway, it's better that we don't hear Manu speak, because every time he opens his mouth, it's to tell lies or bullshit.