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Brazilian President Lula presented a specially made four-finger glove to First Lady Janja during a meeting with South Korean President Lee Jae-Myung, symbolizing his past work-related accident.

The article discusses Brazilian political figures Lula, Janja, Toffoli, and Moraes, analyzing their public image management and potential miscalculations ahead of the upcoming presidential election.

Brazil's First Lady Janja wore a traditional South Korean hanbok at a state dinner in Seoul, hosted by President Lee Jae-myung during President Lula's visit to South Korea.

First Lady Janja received a gin bottle from Jin of BTS during her visit to South Korea, which was personally dedicated to her by the singer.

Minister André Mendonça of the STF is hailed as the week's winner for reversing controversial measures, while first lady Janja is deemed the loser due to her withdrawal from a public event.

Dr. Janja Sekula from the Croatian Memorial Documentation Centre of the Homeland War refutes claims made by Veljko Džakula regarding his role in the conflict in Western Slavonia, emphasizing that Džakula's portrayal of himself as a peacemaker is misleading.

First lady Rosângela da Silva, known as Janja, flew on a military aircraft to Rio de Janeiro for a visit to a samba school's barracks, accompanied by two ministers.

Brazil's First Lady, Janja da Silva, meets with Brazilian influencers in South Korea and shares her experiences on social media.

First Lady Janja da Silva expelled Lula's eldest daughter, Lurian da Silva, from the president's private area at the Rio de Janeiro Sambódromo during a political event.

Allies of Brazilian President Lula express relief after First Lady Janja's withdrawal from a samba school parade, believing her participation could have drawn political backlash.

First Lady Janja Lula da Silva announced her decision to refrain from parading at the Carnival to prevent potential 'persecution' of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and the samba school Acadêmicos de Niterói.

First Lady Janja Lula da Silva announced her decision to withdraw from participating in the Carnival parade to prevent potential persecution of President Lula and the samba school that honored him.

Brazil's First Lady Rosângela da Silva, known as Janja, decided not to participate in the carnival parade to prevent possible persecution of her husband, President Lula, and the samba school honoring him.

First Lady Rosângela da Silva, known as Janja, decided not to participate in the samba parade in Rio, and was replaced by singer Fafá de Belém due to concerns about the political implications of her appearance.

First Lady Janja will participate in the last float of the Niterói Academy parade at Sapucaí, featuring a giant sculpture of President Lula.

Lawyer Marco Aurélio de Carvalho argues that Brazil's first lady, Rosângela da Silva (Janja), has the right to participate in the samba parade without restrictions.

Brazilian President Lula attended the Salvador carnival alongside First Lady Janja, Bahia's Governor Jerônimo Rodrigues, and others including Culture Minister Margareth Menezes.

Brazil's Novo party has taken legal action against the President's office for allegedly misusing government resources to organize a carnival float honoring President Lula.

Janja, the current first lady of Brazil, will be the first to ever participate in a samba school parade in Rio de Janeiro during Carnival, representing the Acadêmicos de Niterói.

A lip reading expert claims to have deciphered the conversation between first lady Janja and President Lula in a recent video, revealing her advice against taking photos due to his recent surgery.

First Lady Rosângela Lula da Silva, known as Janja, will participate in a Carnival samba parade honoring President Lula despite opposition criticisms regarding the use of public funds.

Technical rehearsals for the upcoming Carnival parade in Brazil showcased various samba schools amid rain, with notable figures like first lady Janja da Silva participating.

President Lula and First Lady Rosângela da Silva, known as Janja, will be hosted for lunch by Flora and Gilberto Gil in Salvador, with prominent attendees including the Governor of Bahia and the Minister of Culture.