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[00:00:08] particularly a vaccine called trimelvax, which
[00:00:11] consists of the use of tumor lysates conditioned along with an
[00:00:14] adjuvant derived from a hemocyanin protein from a loco, a
[00:00:18] native species from Chile and
[00:00:20] Peru.
[00:00:22] The first phase of the study evaluated 17 patients who
[00:00:26] had disease progression, even after
[00:00:29] conventional immunotherapy treatments. The main
[00:00:32] objective was to verify the vaccine's safety in
[00:00:35] people with advanced cancer and an unfavorable prognosis. The
[00:00:39] results were published in the British Journal of Cancer
[00:00:43] and indicated that the vaccine is safe. One of the
[00:00:46] participants was Eves Steinets. After receiving a
[00:00:49] diagnosis of a cancer considered inoperable, he
[00:00:53] entered the study and reports an improvement in his
[00:00:55] condition.
[00:00:59] We continue. With follow-up, and in general, the metastases have
[00:01:03] decreased significantly. I feel very well, I have no
[00:01:06] problems, I lead a normal active life, I have no
[00:01:10] negative manifestations, but I continue to come monthly to receive the
[00:01:13] immunotherapy.
[00:01:18] Now researchers plan to expand the studies to
[00:01:22] evaluate the vaccine's efficacy and test its combination
[00:01:26] with other immunotherapy
[00:01:29] and you know that here you can rely on treatments. The State of São Paulo confirmed
[00:01:31] two more cases of measles in children under
[00:01:35] 2 years old, reaching 30 registered cases of the
[00:01:38] disease this year alone. The data that most concerns
[00:01:42] health authorities is that the vast majority of those infected
[00:01:45] did not get the vaccine or had an incomplete
[00:01:49] vaccination schedule. The health department reinforces the
[00:01:52] alert and advises parents to
[00:01:56] cards at the units.
[00:02:06] according to the corporation, the
[00:02:41] Bolsonaro, who is under house arrest, will be able to receive permanent
[00:02:46] This image that appears on your screen is on visits from his brother, Renato Bolsonaro, from his in-laws Vicente
[00:02:50] Reinaldo and Maisa Antúnes, and his sisters-in-law, Geovana
[00:02:53] Kathlin Ferreira and Suyane Lima. So this
[00:02:56] authorization was determined by Minister Alexandre de Moraes.
[00:03:00] granting a request from the former president's defense, while
[00:03:04] his partner, wife Michele Bolsonaro,
[00:03:07] latest news about the is campaigning, she is a candidate for the Senate for the
[00:03:10] PL, so these visits will be made on Wednesdays and
[00:03:14] Saturdays in the morning and afternoon periods. Now, presidential
[00:03:17] candidate
[00:03:20] on average of all the Flávio Bolsonaro remains prohibited from visiting his father, as
[00:03:22] well as the former advisors of the former president
[00:03:26] Sérgio Rocha Cordeiro and Max Guilherme. So,
[00:03:30] he reinforced that visits there are restricted,
[00:03:33] only in exceptional cases for health agents who are taking care of
[00:03:37] Jair Messias Bolsonaro, and also the
[00:03:41] security officials who are in charge of Bolsonaro's custody,
[00:03:45] who is under house arrest. We remember that he
[00:03:48] was sentenced to 27 years and 3 months in prison for an
[00:03:51] attempted coup in 2022. So
[00:03:55] now he continues to receive permanent visits by
[00:03:58] determination of...
[00:04:13] end of the so-called "blouse tax." The text
[00:04:16] ends the 20% tax collection on
[00:04:19] international purchases of up to $50. The end
[00:04:23] of this tax was approved in a vote in Congress last week. The
[00:04:27] provisional measure that stopped the payment of the fee would
[00:04:30] expire this month on the 9th, right? The text sanctioned today
[00:04:34] also provides for the evaluation of the impacts of the measure on the textile
[00:04:38] and footwear sectors, the textile, footwear,
[00:04:41] toy, and cosmetic sectors, right, three months after
[00:04:44] this measure comes into force and subsequently also every
[00:04:48] 6 months. It's good to remember that even with the end of this
[00:04:52] tax, state taxes like ICMS still apply,
[00:04:55] right? The end of the "blouse tax" has... it's a concern for
[00:04:59] business sectors in Brazil that point
[00:05:02] to unfair competition from foreign companies, mainly from
[00:05:06] China, through these international
[00:05:09] highlights that learning losses purchases. And more
[00:05:11] than... 800 poll workers participate in a
[00:05:15] training this week for the electoral process in
[00:05:18] Fernandópolis, in Florianópolis. And reporter Raquel
[00:05:21] Schneider brings all the details.
[00:05:24] Hello, Daísa and Renato, the poll workers are already being prepared here in
[00:05:28] Santa Catarina, by the Regional Electoral Court of the State, for the
[00:05:32] 2026 elections. And there is
[00:05:35] this super training scheduled to take place this Saturday,
[00:05:38] the 12th, in Canas Vieiras, Florianópolis. It will be at the Luís Henrique da
[00:05:42] Silveira event center. More than
[00:05:46] 800 people are expected, who will be divided into two
[00:05:49] groups, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, with
[00:05:53] about 400 people at each time. Across
[00:05:57] the state, 1213 training
[00:06:00] dates are planned for those who will work as
[00:06:03] poll workers in these elections. This should happen until September
[00:06:07] 18th. So far, a little more than
[00:06:10] 25% of these trainings
[00:06:13] have already been completed, remembering that this work as a poll worker is
[00:06:16] fundamental for the good progress of the electoral
[00:06:19] period, of the voting, to provide information
[00:06:23] to voters and ensure that the voting moment is
[00:06:27] confidential and peaceful. We continue
[00:06:29] to follow all information related to the elections and will
[00:06:43] 5 seconds, an attempted fraud is
[00:06:46] registered in Brazil. In the following report, we will
[00:06:49] try to understand why this happens. Those who
[00:06:53] fall for a scam are not always careless. Many times the
[00:06:56] victim believes they are solving a real
[00:06:59] problem. That's how it was with Viviane, a supposed
[00:07:02] technician called the company where she worked and spoke about a
[00:07:06] service that the team was really waiting for. They didn't let us
[00:07:10] hang up, we were on the line with them for more than seven
[00:07:13] hours. The sense of urgency is part of the
[00:07:17] strategy. Criminals try to prevent the victim from stopping
[00:07:21] to suspect. In Viviane's case, the loss
[00:07:24] exceeded R$ 50,000. Criminals
[00:07:27] are increasingly prepared to appear
[00:07:30] trustworthy, they use personal data, real information,
[00:07:33] and even artificial intelligence tools to
[00:07:36] build convincing stories. The
[00:07:39] goal is to make the victim act without thinking.
[00:07:43] The basic advice is to always be suspicious. In the first
[00:07:46] half of the year, 2,800,000
[00:07:50] identity fraud attempts were registered in the country. The
[00:07:53] number is almost 33% higher than
[00:07:56] that registered in the same period last year. And in many
[00:08:00] cases, the money lost is difficult to recover. Because
[00:08:04] precisely, the person violated a bank's security
[00:08:07] mechanism and collaborated so that the fraud
[00:08:11] could be perpetrated by criminals.
[00:08:15] Anvisa approved the expansion of the
[00:08:17] indication of the meningitis vaccine in
[00:08:20] children. Now the target audience now
[00:08:23] includes babies from six weeks of life. One of the
[00:08:27] most vulnerable groups to severe forms of this
[00:08:30] disease. The decision allows the vaccine to be
[00:08:33] used in both adults and children for the prevention of the
[00:08:37] disease. The indication was based on clinical studies that
[00:08:41] evaluated the vaccine's safety in about
[00:08:44] 6,000 babies aged
[00:08:47] between 6 weeks and 12 months.
[00:08:51] More than 170 million young people had their
[00:08:54] studies interrupted due to climate events in the last
[00:08:58] year. This is what a
[00:09:01] UNICEF study indicates.
[00:09:05] The United Nations Children's Fund, UNICEF, raised an
[00:09:09] alert about the impact of climate risks
[00:09:13] on children's education worldwide. According to the report
[00:09:16] released by the UN agency, one in ten
[00:09:19] young people from early childhood education to high school
[00:09:22] had their education interrupted by climate-related factors in
[00:09:26] 2025. This number represents more than
[00:09:29] 171 million young people. In Brazil, about
[00:09:32] 745,000 were impacted. The survey
[00:09:36] analyzed data from more than 100 countries. One of the most
[00:09:39] affected was Pakistan, where 28 million
[00:09:42] students had their classes interrupted due to the
[00:09:46] storms of August 2025. In Egypt,
[00:09:49] 28 million young people were also impacted by the
[00:09:52] dust and sand storm that hit the country in
[00:09:56] April last year. Among the main factors that caused
[00:09:59] class interruptions, storms were the main
[00:10:02] reason, affecting 109 million people.
[00:10:06] Subsequently, floods and heatwaves appeared.
[00:10:09] Despite the risks reaching the world,
[00:10:13] 75% of the impacted people lived
[00:10:16] in low- and middle-income countries. UNICEF
[00:10:21] cause damages such as a reduction in the workforce,
[00:10:25] deceleration in economic growth, and difficulty
[00:10:28] in reducing poverty. For girls, the risk is
[00:10:31] even greater, as a pause in education increases the possibility of
[00:10:35] child marriage, making it difficult to return to school.
[00:10:38] The UN agency urges countries to adopt actions to minimize the
[00:10:42] effects of climate risks, such as
[00:10:45] investment in climate-resilient infrastructure. Now
[00:10:48] let's see live images from Rio
[00:10:51] de Janeiro, via Homesin Hill. This is Copacabana
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[00:12:39] suspicion of crime in
[00:12:41] money transferred by Mário Frias for
[00:12:45] Bolsonaro's film. So here
[00:12:48] you have the complete report, Renato brought all the
[00:12:52] information earlier about this case. About this
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[00:13:06] here, r7.com. Well, it's
[00:13:09] 6:21 minutes now. Earlier here on Link News I
[00:13:13] said that it's been raining heavily in São Paulo since
[00:13:17] this morning. We're going to see the capital, São
[00:13:21] Paulo, because the capital is suffering from a Thursday of heavy
[00:13:24] rains. Since the beginning of the day, we're seeing images
[00:13:27] there, these images are from Paulista
[00:13:29] Avenue, Paulista's sky, actually, this camera is on the
[00:13:33] top of a building, so we can see the
[00:13:37] buildings and it's raining, people, it's raining
[00:13:40] a lot in the city of São Paulo. Now images
[00:13:44] of the Marginal Tietê which
[00:13:47] has heavy traffic also
[00:13:50] with a lot of rain, because
[00:13:53] since early morning the forecast was rain. The rain returned to São Paulo
[00:13:57] in a very strong
[00:14:00] way. Now this image of the Marginal Tietê is heading
[00:14:04] towards Castelo Branco, at the height of the
[00:14:07] Casa Verde Bridge. For those of you returning home
[00:14:10] now, pay close attention to the rain
[00:14:13] and also the car restriction, it requires attention
[00:14:17] for those who will face this traffic in the
[00:14:20] capital now in the next few hours, be very careful,
[00:14:23] this is also the image of... also
[00:14:25] towards
[00:14:29] near Shopping Center Norte
[00:14:32] there, look, it flows well, right people, the three
[00:14:35] lanes of the Marginal, many cars of course, as always
[00:14:39] here in São Paulo, but more than 1000 km
[00:14:43] of congestion
[00:14:45] are already registered here in the capital
[00:14:49] of São Paulo, so pay attention if you are going back
[00:14:52] home by car, pay attention. to your
[00:14:55] route, are there flooded areas in the city? Yes,
[00:14:58] there are, so stay alert, because if your
[00:15:01] path passes through some point that
[00:15:04] frequently registers floods, look for
[00:15:08] alternative routes.
[00:15:12] You know those tempting credit offers
[00:15:15] when you're in a financial bind?
[00:15:19] Many of these aggressive pre-approved
[00:15:23] proposals can... come with, you know what?
[00:15:26] Of course, abusive interest rates. But the Central
[00:15:29] Bank is expected to launch a series of rules in the coming
[00:15:32] months to protect consumers from
[00:15:36] possible abuses by financial
[00:15:39] institutions. The measures aim to improve transparency,
[00:15:42] customer relationship,
[00:15:45] digital credit offerings, and curb
[00:15:48] household debt. Professor Rodrigo Simões from the
[00:15:51] Faculty of Commerce analyzed these new rules. Let's hear
[00:15:54] what he said. Yeah, you know
[00:15:58] this is a problem of ours here in Brazil,
[00:16:01] silent, right? The increase in
[00:16:04] debt among Brazilian families and also
[00:16:07] not only debt, but also delinquency, because everyone
[00:16:11] goes into debt to buy their house, their vehicle, right,
[00:16:15] eh, buys a motorcycle to be able to work with an app, but you
[00:16:18] also have a question which is what is delinquency? Delinquency
[00:16:22] is when families or people end up failing to
[00:16:25] pay their bills for 30, 60, 90 days
[00:16:29] and that's when a problem begins that affects
[00:16:32] practically a good part of our society. This
[00:16:36] proposal from the Central Bank to correct and try to put
[00:16:40] some rules within these credit offers
[00:16:43] is important because today within the
[00:16:47] applications, right, and within the internet as a whole in
[00:16:50] advertisements, we are bombarded with the
[00:16:53] issue of taking out a loan, right? Get working
[00:16:56] capital available here, get a credit here so you can take your
[00:17:00] trip, right? Pay your bills here with
[00:17:03] pre-approved credit. But often, a sales
[00:17:07] strategy and a marketing strategy,
[00:17:11] the population, when the consumer
[00:17:14] sees or comes into contact with this advertisement, often they don't
[00:17:18] know how to evaluate how much this
[00:17:22] will impact their domestic budget, their personal
[00:17:25] finances, or even how much it costs to take
[00:17:29] out this loan impulsively, right? You end up
[00:17:32] taking out a loan impulsively,
[00:17:36] then what happens? Some important points come into play.
[00:17:39] It will be fundamental if the Central Bank manages to
[00:17:42] put into
[00:17:45] practice, especially in banking applications and advertisements, what?
[00:17:48] It's when you contract a loan
[00:17:52] or are willing to contract one, at least
[00:17:55] to analyze that the simulations are very clear.
[00:17:59] Look, for every R$ 100 you borrow
[00:18:01] in this line of credit, you will have
[00:18:05] so many percent interest and also in nominal value,
[00:18:08] because then the population starts to have a better idea
[00:18:12] of how much it will really impact. Look, I'm going to borrow
[00:18:16] R$ 100 and I'm going to pay, for example,
[00:18:19] 150. So the population already starts to understand
[00:18:22] how much that impacts in reais, because even
[00:18:26] in percentage it's a bit difficult to calculate in
[00:18:30] 24 installments, in 12, in 36, so I see it as
[00:18:34] important. I also brought to be able to
[00:18:37] complement some data here from SPC, among other credit bureaus.
[00:18:41] An important data here, look:
[00:18:44] consumers with purchases in arrears, 60
[00:18:47] million people,
[00:18:51] right? And how many installments on average are
[00:18:54] open in arrears,
[00:18:57] survey, according to the data here from USPC
[00:19:01] Brazil, four installments, you see that's a lot, it's a
[00:19:04] delinquency of 120 days, this makes...
[00:19:07] it unbalances the service provision market
[00:19:11] and also commerce, it harms industries, because if they are not
[00:19:14] paying, they cannot
[00:19:17] buy other products or acquire even other
[00:19:21] services, and finally, you paralyze an entire
[00:19:24] economy, that is, it is a challenging
[00:19:27] moment because the model is exhausted. When we
[00:19:30] talk about the Brazilian economy that the model is exhausted, it was the
[00:19:34] following: we grew in income with an increase in
[00:19:38] minimum wage, in the worker's income, we also grew
[00:19:41] in the expansion of credit, offering more money for families
[00:19:45] to acquire their products, their services, but on the
[00:19:49] other hand, the cost of living did not
[00:19:52] keep up with the increase in income, that is, the speed of
[00:19:56] the growth of the cost of living of the cost of the
[00:19:59] Brazilian economy was greater than the income and wages of the
[00:20:03] population. The services sector remained
[00:20:06] stable in July, presenting a zero variation, meaning
[00:20:10] 0%. The data was released this Thursday in the monthly
[00:20:14] services survey conducted by the Brazilian Institute of Geography
[00:20:18] and Statistics. With this latest result, the accumulated
[00:20:22] is 1.9% for the year and
[00:20:24] 2.4%
[00:20:26] in 12 months. The services sector is one of the ones that
[00:20:30] generates the most jobs in the country, including
[00:20:33] activities such as transportation, tourism, beauty salons, and
[00:20:37] internet and information technology. The
[00:20:41] performance leaves the sector 0.2%
[00:20:45] below its highest level ever recorded in
[00:20:48] October 2025.
[00:20:52] The Civil Police of Maranhão denied international cooperation
[00:20:55] in the case of the siblings who disappeared in the
[00:20:59] state. Reporter Débora Dayane now brings all
[00:21:02] the information. Hello Daísa, 8 months after
[00:21:06] the disappearance of Ágatha, 6, and Alan, 4, in
[00:21:10] Bacabau, the search gained international repercussions.
[00:21:13] But the possible location of the children in the United States was
[00:21:16] ruled out by Brazilian authorities. The
[00:21:20] Civil Police consulted the Federal Police, who confirmed that there was
[00:21:23] no request for international cooperation related
[00:21:27] to the case. The US authorities also reported
[00:21:30] that no Brazilian children were among the 163
[00:21:34] children located in an operation in Florida. Even so,
[00:21:38] the family continues investigating. The mother, Clarice
[00:21:41] Cardoso, had genetic material collected by the Federal Police
[00:21:44] for comparison with the DNA of a child found in the United
[00:21:48] States, after the family identified similarities with
[00:21:51] Alan. The siblings' names were also included in Interpol's
[00:21:55] yellow notice, an international
[00:21:57] mechanism for locating missing persons.
[00:22:01] According to the family's lawyer, other lines of investigation
[00:22:05] remain open. The whereabouts of Ágatha and Alan
[00:22:08] are still unknown. This was the information from Daísa from São Luís
[00:22:12] in Maranhão, Débora Diane for Link News. Look, the
[00:22:16] price of intermunicipal bus tickets went up in
[00:22:20] Minas Gerais. Reporter Fernando Souza brings the details of this
[00:22:23] readjustment now. Look, Daísa, intermunicipal bus
[00:22:26] tickets are already more expensive here in the state of Minas Gerais. According
[00:22:30] to the State Secretariat of Infrastructure, Mobility, and
[00:22:34] Partnerships (Cinfra), the readjustment of 6.7% is
[00:22:37] applied to lines that operate on asphalted roads. For conventional
[00:22:41] lines that pass through unpaved roads, the increase is
[00:22:45] 7.4%. This increase in fares also
[00:22:49] affects the intermunicipal passenger transport system,
[00:22:53] responsible for routes between Belo Horizonte and cities in the
[00:22:56] interior of the state, as well as trips made between
[00:23:00] other municipalities in Minas Gerais. These percentages
[00:23:03] affect the fare value, while boarding fees charged at
[00:23:06] bus terminals and tolls are not included in the
[00:23:10] new values disclosed by the state. Cinfra also
[00:23:14] justifies that the annual review considers the variation in costs for the
[00:23:18] operation of intermunicipal transport registered between
[00:23:21] June 2025 and July of this year. I'll
[00:23:25] return to you, Daísa. Since we are in Minas Gerais with
[00:23:29] Fernando Souza, we will now see live images from Belo
[00:23:32] Horizonte, Minas Gerais.
[00:23:36] Contorno Avenue, which is located in the central region of the city.
[00:23:40] 25 degrees. To tune in to Record News in Belo Horizonte, just
[00:23:44] tune to channel 27 on your open TV, and you can watch
[00:23:48] all our programming for free.
[00:23:50] Link News goes to commercial break and when we return, Renato Diniz
[00:23:54] brings the latest information, the
[00:23:57] crisis in the STF, stay with us.
[00:24:00] gente.
[00:24:04] Hello, the estimated production of the current orange crop was
[00:24:07] revised upwards, and this is one of the highlights of Record News Rural
[00:24:11] this Friday. Brazil is expected to harvest
[00:24:14] 263,150
[00:24:17] thousand boxes of oranges this harvest. This number refers to
[00:24:20] the first re-estimation of the harvest and represents an increase of just
[00:24:23] over 3% compared to the initial projection released in
[00:24:27] May. The weight of the fruits should compensate for the premature
[00:24:30] drop from the trees. And what does greening have to do with this? How is
[00:24:34] the incidence of the disease? We talk about this and analyze it with Guilherme
[00:24:38] Rodrigues, manager of the Crop Estimate Survey at Funde
[00:24:42] Citrus. We also talk about the expectation for coffee
[00:24:45] production, all this and much more. Record News Rural will air
[00:24:49] at 7:30 AM, don't miss it, okay? I'll wait
[00:24:53] for you.
[00:25:00] Renato here with us, today another session of the STF was
[00:25:04] canceled. It's another stage, another chapter of the crisis in the Supreme Federal
[00:25:07] Court. We remember that yesterday, Minister Edson Faquin, president of the
[00:25:11] STF, suspended a decision by André Mendonça, which removed the
[00:25:14] director general of the Federal Police, Andrei Rodrigues, and also suspended the
[00:25:18] order by Flávio Dino, who had reinstated Andrei to the
[00:25:22] position. Faquin also removed Alexandre de Moraes from the rapporteurship of the
[00:25:25] Fake News Inquiry. Attention! in the judiciary has
[00:25:28] intensified since Mendonça declassified the action eh
[00:25:32] about Banco Master and the reports pointed to a closeness of Alexandre
[00:25:36] de Moraes with the former owner of the bank, Daniel Alvorcaro. Faquin
[00:25:40] also scheduled a session to analyze precisely this relationship between the
[00:25:43] former minister, or rather, between Minister Alexandre de Moraes and former banker
[00:25:47] Daniel Vorcaro. He scheduled the session for the 15th, for today.
[00:25:51] A statement from Minister Alexandre de Moraes was expected, but he ended up
[00:25:55] canceling this speech shortly after, already after the
[00:25:58] launch of Operation Makeup, the one determined by Flávio Dino from...
[00:26:02] We'll talk about that operation in a bit. Now the forecast is that the statement
[00:26:06] will be next week, on Monday. Minister
[00:26:09] Edson Faquim also took over two inquiries that were from
[00:26:12] Moraes, one of them about data leakage from a Federal Police investigation
[00:26:16] about an alleged hacker attack on the Superior
[00:26:19] Electoral Court in 2021. And today Faquin
[00:26:23] met with the Attorney General of the Republic Paulo Gonê, who was also
[00:26:27] cited by Vorcaro in messages to Alexandre de
[00:26:30] Moraes and other interlocutors.
[00:26:33] And we continue to follow the declassification of the inquiry that
[00:26:36] investigates possible fraud in the production of the film Dark
[00:26:40] Horse about former president Jair Bolsonaro. The Federal Police
[00:26:43] found that federal deputy Mário Frias made atypical transfers
[00:26:47] in less than two months that total more than R$
[00:26:50] 640,000 to the film's production company. The
[00:26:54] investigation by the Federal Police and the CGU, the investigation that was
[00:26:58] released, right? The decision on this action was released today by Minister Flávio Dino.
[00:27:02] It cites possible relationships between federal deputy from the PL of São Paulo,
[00:27:06] Mauro, Mário Frias and Karina Gama, who owns the production company
[00:27:10] of the film Dark Horse, eh, this contact, this film
[00:27:14] that was made to tell the story of former president Jair Bolsonaro. The
[00:27:17] inquiry points to suspicion of the use of parliamentary amendments
[00:27:21] destined by Mário Frias to companies linked to Karina
[00:27:24] Gama and other investigated parties. After the
[00:27:27] investigation became public, Minister Flávio Dino prohibited 29
[00:27:31] investigated parties from having contact with each other and also prohibited them
[00:27:34] from leaving the country, including requesting the seizure of the
[00:27:37] passports of the investigated parties. Dino also determined
[00:27:40] at the end of the request that any payments made
[00:27:44] by the public power to the cited companies, they
[00:27:48] must be suspended with immediate effect. The Federal Police
[00:27:51] indicates in the document that the investigated parties can be framed for the
[00:27:55] crimes of embezzlement, fraud in bidding or contract,
[00:27:58] illegal direct contracting, falsification of private document,
[00:28:02] ideological falsehood, eh, these
[00:28:06] being tools, right, for,
[00:28:09] creation of a complex and organized network, a
[00:28:12] complex criminal system. In a video posted on social
[00:28:16] media just now, deputy Mário Frias says he is at peace,
[00:28:19] informed that the defense has been asking for access to the inquiry for a long time,
[00:28:22] that the operation is based on a newspaper report,
[00:28:26] called the operation a smoke screen in an election
[00:28:30] year and said he will collaborate with... the
[00:28:32] investigation. And employees of the two
[00:28:36] largest Brazilian state banks went on strike
[00:28:39] today, Renato, and the demands ask for salary adjustments, in
[00:28:43] the case of Caixa Econômica Federal, the stoppage of activities is
[00:28:46] complete, as employees reject points of the collective labor agreements
[00:28:50] at Banco do Brasil, the stoppage is
[00:28:53] partial, in some locations where employees did not accept the
[00:28:57] collective bargaining agreement, such as Brasília, Rio de
[00:29:00] Janeiro, Florianópolis and Porto Alegre.
[00:29:03] In notes, Banco do Brasil and Caixa informed that they maintain
[00:29:06] dialogue with worker representatives and the banks also
[00:29:09] advise customers to prioritize digital self-service
[00:30:09] Hello, good evening, the crisis in the Supreme Court
[00:30:12] has a new chapter. Minister André Mendonça
[00:30:15] lifts part of the secrecy of the Master case after
[00:30:18] a determination by Edson Faquim. The President of the
[00:30:22] STF spends the day in individual meetings with
[00:30:25] of the Republic to
[00:30:28] decide how the
[00:30:32] Federal Police sees suspicion of crime in
[00:30:35] money transferred by Mário Frias for Jair Bolsonaro's
[00:30:39] biopic. The deputy calls the operation a
[00:30:42] smoke screen and says the investigation will be
[00:30:46] archived. Now on Jornal da
[00:30:48] Record.
[00:30:54] In another chapter of the crisis in the Supreme Federal Court, just
[00:30:58] now, the President of the Court Edson Faquim.