BRAZIL’S FORMER PRESIDENT BOLSONARO HOSPITALIZED IN INTENSIVE CARE WITH PNEUMONIA, OFFICIALS SAY. (PHOTO).

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 Brazil’s former president Bolsonaro hospitalized in intensive care with pneumonia, officials say   Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro is being treated in an intensive care unit in Brasilia after developing pneumonia, hospital officials said Friday. Doctors described the 70-year-old’s condition as serious, warning that pneumonia in older patients can progress to septicemia if bacteria enter the bloodstream. Bolsonaro was transferred from prison after experiencing high fever, chills, vomiting, and low oxygen levels, his eldest son, Flávio Bolsonaro, said on X. The hospital confirmed bronchopneumonia, likely caused by aspiration, and said he is receiving intravenous antibiotics and non-invasive support. Bolsonaro is serving a 27-year sentence for attempting a coup following his 2022 election defeat, and hospital staff noted it is unlikely he will return to prison in the coming days due to the need for ongoing IV treatment. Family members have criticized his incarceration c...

LOUVRE EMPLOYEE SAYS VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM PASSWORD WAS 'LOUVRE'. (PHOTO).


 Louvre employee says video surveillance system password was 'Louvre'

An employee has revealed that the password to the Louvre’s video surveillance system at the time of last month’s $102 million jewel heist was simply “Louvre.” The disclosure has intensified scrutiny of the museum’s security in the aftermath of the high-profile robbery.

During testimony before a French Senate committee, Louvre President Laurence des Cars said that the only camera outside the Apollo Gallery faced west and did not cover the window the thieves used to break in. She noted that while all alarms and cameras were functioning, there was a “weakness” in perimeter security due to underinvestment. Investigators said the entire robbery, from entry to getaway, lasted just seven minutes, with the thieves using a truck-mounted mechanical cherry picker to exit the gallery.

Des Cars defended the gallery’s security system but acknowledged the need to adapt to unforeseen methods of attack, adding that the incident represented a “terrible failure” and highlighting security as a top priority since her 2021 appointment. Authorities have charged four suspects, including a taxi driver, a delivery worker, and two others from northern Paris suburbs, though at least one participant remains at large. DNA evidence linked the suspects to the crime, and some have partially admitted involvement. The Apollo Gallery remains closed as investigators continue searching for the missing jewels and reviewing new evidence seized during searches.


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