Instagram story viewer> @gr_nth> Post

Granth Chavez

@gr_nth

4 months ago

3

3

Posted On: July 5th 2026, 09:20 am

let that sink (🚽) in

#lifestyle #trend #manifestation #grateful #fyp

Comments (3)

kisseellee

4 months ago

kisseellee

luv thisss

mariaraisa19

4 months ago

mariaraisa19

❤️

bernaizel

4 months ago

bernaizel

I was about to send it to you then I realized

More posts

tauu kan kenapa investor males inves disini?🤔 hal kaya gini gabakal pernah kejadian di vietnam!

kalo mau kerja di perusahaan multinasional ya skill masyarakat setempat harus di upgrade bukan cuma teriak teriak minta kerjaan 😴

dikutip dari @informasi_karawang

Ratusan massa dari Forum Masyarakat Subang Bersatu (FMSB) menggelar demonstrasi di kawasan industri Subang Smartpolitan, Jawa Barat, pada Rabu (28/10). Aksi tersebut sempat diwarnai ketegangan antara demonstran dan petugas keamanan.

Massa menyampaikan tiga tuntutan utama, yaitu prioritas tenaga kerja lokal, evaluasi kerja sama BYD dengan PT CMM terkait dugaan masalah izin tata ruang, serta penghentian penggunaan vendor yang diduga mengelola limbah produksi tanpa prosedur aman demi mencegah pencemaran lingkungan.

Am I right?

one year since we shared tofu’s viral nightly routine & basically started this account 🥹

XOXO😚

Lula’s victory this week, in a deeply contested election, is a massive win for people’s movements and a huge defeat for everyone who backed Flavio Bolsonaro, the Trump administration, capitalists like Mark Zuckerberg, and far-right governments in regional states like Argentina, Colombia, and Ecuador.

Despite having a rogues’ gallery of imperialist powers backing him, Bolsonaro lost - and fled the country, seeking refuge in the United States, where he has vowed to “lead the opposition” against Lula.

The Economist, a magazine Vladimir Lenin described as “a journal that speaks for the British millionaires”, is rightfully upset at a hard-fought victory won by a massive people’s effort. So, of course, its knee-jerk reaction is to dismiss the historic win as bad for markets, and to call this immense people’s victory a surprise, ignoring the hundreds of thousands of working-class people who flooded Brazil’s streets to rally for President Lula.

Those very markets conspired to interfere in the election, and many others just like Brazil’s - through deployment of dark money, digital election interference, and backroom deals with imperialism’s favoured candidates.