Brazil’s First Lady Defends TikTok Remarks at China State Dinner Hosted by Xi

Brazil’s first lady defends TikTok remarks at China state dinner hosted by Xi

Comments about safety of children uttered by ‘Janja’ da Silva broke diplomatic protocol and prompt official response from company.

The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mauro Vieira, said this afternoon (20) that n had invited him from the government Lula (PT) so that a messenger of l der quin s, Xi Jinping, would come to Brazil to discuss the regulation on social networks, mainly TikTok. Read more (05/20/2025)

The first lady of Brazil, Janja da Silva, admitted, on the second day, that she broke the protocol at an official dinner between her husband and president, Lula da Silva, and her Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, in Pequim. At the same time, it is recalled that the g1 reported that Janja da Silva had asked to speak about the negative effects of TikTok, in particular to criticise the algorithm, which said to favour the Law, and she would have hear…

Ms. Rosângela da Silva, Janja, admitted, on this Tuesday (19), a “protocol chamber” at the request of President Luiz Inácio Lula of Silva (PT) during the official dinner with the president of China, Xi Jinping, last week, in Beijing. Her demonstration caused controversy after the opening of the situation and a public criticism of Lula, which came out of Janja's defense. The protocol would not have a speech forecast during the dinner. However, th…

Janja defended her introduction to a meeting in China last week. On the occasion, the first blogger addressed the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, outside of the protocol, to complain of TikTok, associated with ‘extreme-right’ by lulists. Commenting on the episode, Janja used the speech of the defense of “children” and “adults’ to preach regulation of social networks Felipe... The post Janja is a victim of the censorship that first appeared on The…

Amid furore, Brazil’s first lady defends TikTok remarks at China state dinner hosted by Xi

Brazil’s first lady on Monday … sparked furore in the South American country. Acknowledging that she broke … protocol during President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva … president raised the topic of regulating digital platforms and asked if China …