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The first lady of Brazil, Janja Lula da Silva, is a figure that comes and a half generates discussion on social networks. In this article, we selected some strange moments starring Janja that were recorded by the cameras and ended up viralizing on the internet.

Picking pencils on the G20

Lula and Janja participated in the 18th edition of the G20 summit, held in New Delhi, India. At the time, they were caught committing a somewhat unusual act.

Lula took some promotional pens that were on one of the meeting tables and handed them to Janja, who then kept the objects in his bag.

The scene ended up criticizing some netizens, who claimed that the petistas would be stealing the objects. However, a few hours later, with the repercussion of the case, Janja eventually denied the story. To this end, she posted a picture of the objects, which was nothing more than 4 pencils and a simple notebook of notes that all presidents and their advisors received from the organization of the G20.

Even with the enlightened history, several memes reverberating what happened as if they were a theft circulated through social networks.

Janja risks in English and misses in Portuguese

Recently, Janja posted a video on social networks where he was at Central Park in New York, USA. The purpose of the production was to call participants of the Global Citizens festival to collaborate in the fight against poverty and hunger around the world.

According to Janja, Brazil made a proposal in the G20 to create the global alliance against hunger and poverty. Such an initiative would be intended to unite efficient public policies in combating and eradicating hunger and poverty with sources of public and private funding, to change the reality of millions of vulnerable people worldwide.

In his statement, Janja decided to send a message to the public in English, ended up curling and made a mistake in Portuguese, who did not go unnoticed by netizens. In his speech, Janja summons the "global citizens" while the correct one is "citizens."

"ABRID"

Again on American soil, Janja made another grammatical error during an interview. She attended an event related to the global alliance against hunger and poverty at Columbia University in New York.

In the interview, she told Lula's life story, which left the northeast of Brazil still very young and migrated to Sao Paulo to escape hunger. She also told how this experience made the president take the mission of ending hunger in Brazil.

She explains that Lula and Dilma Rousseff were very successful during their mandates in the presidency of taking Brazil off the map of hunger, but that the work turned out to be lost when other rulers took power. And it was at this point that she committed the gaffe. "I always say that we had taken a way, I had given that way, that trail, and that trail closed."

In the case in question, Janja, instead of using "open", should have used "open". And once again, the web did not forgive the first lady and reverberated her mistake on social networks.