Brazilians ‘invade’ German chancellor’s profile after statement about Brazil

German Chancellor says journalists were happy to leave Belém after COP30 After German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s speech about the country’s delegation being happy to leave Belém, Brazilian social media users went to his Instagram profile to leave messages. “I asked some journalists who were with me in Brazil last week: ‘Which of you would like to stay here?’ Nobody raised their hand. Everyone was happy that we returned to Germany, the night of Friday to Saturday, especially from where we were,” he said. Shortly afterwards, Brazilians, known for their intense activity on the networks, united against the chancellor’s speeches. Messages such as “respect Brazil” appeared in the comments on the chancellor’s profile, in Portuguese and German. One of the users questioned the participation of rich countries in global inequality. “If there is poverty and inequality in the world, you helped and helped to make this happen”, he commented Below, check out the reaction of Brazilians on the chancellor’s profile: Brazilians invade the profile of the German chancellor after criticizing Belém. Reproduction/Instagram/@bundeskanzler Brazilians invade the profile of the German chancellor after criticizing Belém. Reproduction/Instagram/@bundeskanzler Brazilians invade the profile of the German chancellor after criticizing Belém. Reproduction/Instagram/@bundeskanzler Brazilians invade the profile of the German chancellor after criticizing Belém. Reproduction/Instagram/@bundeskanzler

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