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[00:00:00] comes to implementing the feature, this lawyer
[00:00:03] says that you need to be always attentive. Scammers are
[00:00:06] very convincing, often use confidential data
[00:00:10] and especially a sense of urgency, so
[00:00:13] be careful with any message that tries to pressure you to
[00:00:17] do something quickly. In the interviewee's case, the
[00:00:20] bank did not refund the money, the
[00:00:24] case is in court. I have a lot of hope that it will
[00:00:28] be reversed. First came the challenge of
[00:00:31] surviving, then starting over, but it worked out at
[00:00:34] 14 years old, a young woman from Goiânia overcame a
[00:00:37] rare cancer and now collects achievements on and off the
[00:00:41] field. In 2022, at 10
[00:00:44] years old, Sofia received the diagnosis of a
[00:00:48] rare cancer. An imaging exam revealed a tumor of almost
[00:00:51] 14 cm on the left side of her chest. A
[00:00:55] doctor came, sat with me and my mom and said
[00:00:58] that... I had cancer and
[00:01:01] that in that hospital there was no history of cure,
[00:01:05] meaning I wouldn't have it either. There were 30 sessions of
[00:01:08] radiotherapy, chemotherapy, until
[00:01:12] the cure came. From the teenager who weighed
[00:01:15] 22 kg, to the Wersling athlete,
[00:01:18] a freestyle wrestling modality. She has just
[00:01:21] returned from Brasília with a team gold trophy
[00:01:25] won in a national championship that
[00:01:29] brings together SC from all over the country. Sofia is a
[00:01:32] great example, isn't she? for all of us, not just for students, but for
[00:01:36] our community in general, teachers, parents,
[00:01:40] she is a girl who has gone through situations of so much difficulty, she overcame the
[00:01:43] grit of the teenager inspires those around
[00:01:47] her. Sofia is one of those I really like
[00:01:50] to work with, it's her self-control,
[00:01:53] her respect for everyone, I think
[00:01:57] every professional, every one of them learns a lot. with her too, even
[00:02:01] with so many achievements, Sofia still has many goals
[00:02:05] to achieve, I intend to go to physical education
[00:02:08] college, I will continue to be
[00:02:10] an athlete or judo, I don't
[00:02:14] know, or a handball athlete
[00:02:17] and
[00:02:20] a true winner, right? The number of people with
[00:02:24] some type of disability who are eligible to vote tomorrow has increased,
[00:02:28] almost 2 million voters.
[00:02:31] and you: You know that here you can trust in For Newton, it's more than exercising a right, it's a way to
[00:02:35] guarantee policies in favor of people with disabilities
[00:02:38] like him, the public servant was born blind and since
[00:02:42] 1989 has made a point of going to
[00:02:46] the polls. If I want to demand actions
[00:02:49] from the government, to do that, I have to vote. Almost 2
[00:02:53] million Brazilians with some type of disability are
[00:02:57] eligible to vote this Sunday. The number
[00:03:00] represents a growth of more than 40%
[00:03:03] compared to the 2022 elections, it's
[00:03:06] the highest ever registered by the electoral justice. The
[00:03:10] information about disability is
[00:03:12] self-declared and is part of the electoral registration.
[00:03:16] We have more recently recognized as
[00:03:19] disabilities autism spectrum
[00:03:23] disorder and fibromyalgia. It did not
[00:03:26] increase the number of people with disabilities,
[00:03:30] but the number of
[00:03:32] diagnoses of disabilities. The electoral justice
[00:03:36] expanded the number of accessible sections. Now there are
[00:03:39] 220,000. It's an effort by the electoral justice, it's
[00:03:43] guaranteed by law that people with disabilities, as well as other
[00:03:47] people, pregnant women, lactating women, can
[00:03:50] have priority in voting. The electronic
[00:03:53] voting machine has also changed to facilitate
[00:03:56] voting and ensure more autonomy for people
[00:04:00] with disabilities. Today you can control the volume of the
[00:04:03] sound, speed, its braille is much more
[00:04:07] clear. Today was the last day of the electoral campaign before
[00:04:10] the elections, let's check now how the acts carried out by the
[00:04:14] presidential candidates
[00:04:16] were.
[00:04:21] The PL candidate, Flávio Bolsonaro, participated in a
[00:04:25] motorcade with motorcycles through the cities of Santa Bárbara do
[00:04:28] Oeste and Americana in the interior of São Paulo. At the end of the 15 km
[00:04:32] route, the senator defended changes in the
[00:04:35] judiciary and the
[00:04:37] And you know that here you can trust in independence between the powers. We are going to
[00:04:40] have a modern government that will have you, Brazilian citizens, at the center of the government, it will
[00:04:45] tabulation procedures, respect freedom of the press, it will respect freedom of expression,
[00:04:48] let go of fear institutions will once again respect our constitution, that's how it will be with Flávio
[00:04:51] Bolsonaro, I'm going to look forward, I want to have a government of
[00:04:55] pacification. The senator again defended the end of
[00:04:57] re-election. For president of the republic, I am the
[00:05:01] only candidate who is giving up trying
[00:05:05] for re-election, because I
[00:05:08] want to focus on the problems of the population in just one term.
[00:05:12] Brazilian and truly help to solve them as quickly
[00:05:16] as possible. Senator Flávio Bolsonaro chose
[00:05:19] two of the largest electoral colleges in the country to
[00:05:23] end his campaign. From São Paulo, the PL candidate
[00:05:26] came to Rio de Janeiro, where he participated in another
[00:05:30] motorcade in neighborhoods in the west zone of the city. In
[00:05:33] his last campaign act, he drove through the streets of Bangu
[00:05:37] and Campo Grande neighborhoods and greeted supporters from the top of a
[00:05:40] truck. Flávio Bolsonaro.
[00:05:42] He votes at a school in Vila Isabel in the north zone of Rio,
[00:05:46] then goes to Brasília, where he will follow
[00:05:49] the counting. President Lula returned to the largest
[00:05:52] electoral college in the country and used the final act of the campaign
[00:05:56] to reinforce the government's deliveries and promises for an
[00:05:59] eventual new term. The PT candidate for
[00:06:02] re-election walked with supporters in the central
[00:06:06] region of São Paulo. Lula mentioned the income tax exemption
[00:06:09] for those who earn up to R$5,000. The proposal. to end the
[00:06:13] 6x1 shift that begins to be discussed in the Senate on Tuesday
[00:06:16] and the end of online betting, no one will
[00:06:20] gamble with the money for milk and bread for
[00:06:23] children. In
[00:06:26] 2025 they took 141
[00:06:29] billion reais from Brazil, money that could
[00:06:33] be in commerce, money that could be in the people's vote. The
[00:06:37] PT member criticized the interest charged by the financial
[00:06:40] system and said that... he wants to prohibit banks from sending
[00:06:44] credit cards that have not been requested by
[00:06:47] customers, credit cards must be distributed responsibly
[00:06:51] to those who ask for a credit
[00:06:54] card, whoever wants a credit card should ask the
[00:06:58] bank, in the fourth term we will moralize this
[00:07:02] credit thing in Brazil. In these last hours, the PT
[00:07:05] campaign mobilizes supporters across the country to try to reduce
[00:07:09] abstention and bets on the dehydration of candidates.
[00:07:12] In an attempt to close the dispute in the first round.
[00:07:16] Tomorrow, Lula votes in São Bernardo do Campo in the ABC Paulista, his
[00:07:20] political birthplace, then goes to a hotel here in the
[00:07:23] capital, from where he follows the counting. The
[00:07:26] Missão Renan Santos candidate held his last
[00:07:30] campaign act in São Paulo, where he walked with supporters
[00:07:33] to Largo São Francisco, in the historic center of the
[00:07:37] capital. The former governor of Minas Gerais,
[00:07:40] Romeu Zema, is in Arachá, his hometown
[00:07:43] where he votes tomorrow. The Novo candidate had no
[00:07:47] public engagements this Saturday. The
[00:07:50] Avante candidate, Augusto Curi, chose the
[00:07:53] city where he was born for his last campaign
[00:07:56] act. He participated in a walk in Colina,
[00:07:59] in the interior of São Paulo. The doctor and writer
[00:08:03] spoke with voters and met with
[00:08:06] merchants, then returned to Ribeirão
[00:08:09] Preto. On the last day of the campaign. The
[00:08:13] PSD candidate, Ronaldo Caiado, decided to bet
[00:08:16] on the voters of the state he governed twice.
[00:08:19] Caiado walked in Goiânia and
[00:08:22] Trindade. He defended programs aimed at small
[00:08:26] farmers. The expansion of the food
[00:08:30] acquisition program, he produces he doesn't need to stay
[00:08:34] there not knowing how he will, how he will commercialize
[00:08:37] the state already buys from him and distributes in
[00:08:41] schools and... distributes in daycare centers, distributes where it is
[00:08:45] necessary. From 10 pm tonight,
[00:08:48] electoral propaganda with loudspeakers, distribution
[00:08:51] of graphic material for candidates and the holding of
[00:08:55] walks, motorcades or parades are prohibited
[00:08:58] by electoral justice
[00:09:01] determination. Almost 160 million
[00:09:05] Brazilians are eligible to vote tomorrow. See now what the
[00:09:09] rules are when going to the polls to avoid
[00:09:12] headaches at the polling stations: the gates
[00:09:15] of the polling places will be open between 8 am
[00:09:19] and 5 pm Brasília time. Voters from Mato
[00:09:22] Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sul, Rondônia and Roraima will go to
[00:09:26] the polls between 7 am and 4 pm, the same time adopted
[00:09:30] in most of the state of Amazonas, with the exception of
[00:09:33] 11 cities that vote from 6 am,
[00:09:37] that is, all polls will be closed at the same time.
[00:09:40] According to the Superior Electoral Court, 158
[00:09:44] million voters are eligible to go to the polls.
[00:09:47] 20,200 candidates are disputing the
[00:09:50] elections. Voting is mandatory for people between
[00:09:54] 18 and 69 years old, for young people aged 16 and
[00:09:57] 17 and elderly people over 70, going to
[00:10:01] the polls is optional. The proof of vote will serve as
[00:10:05] proof of life for retirees and pensioners of the INSS.
[00:10:08] To vote, you need to bring a photo ID. For those who have a photo and
[00:10:12] registered biometrics, just the app and title that can
[00:10:16] be downloaded on Sunday itself. Cell phones and cameras
[00:10:20] cannot be used in the voting booth. During the
[00:10:23] wait, it is not allowed to say the candidates' numbers, but
[00:10:27] t-shirts, brooches and hats can be used
[00:10:30] by voters. Those who are outside their electoral domicile and have
[00:10:34] requested to vote in transit within the appropriate period, may
[00:10:38] vote for all positions, if they are in the same state, or
[00:10:41] only for president of the republic, if they are outside the
[00:10:44] state where they vote. The punishment for not appearing
[00:10:48] or not justifying is a fine of R$
[00:10:49] 3.51.
[00:10:52] Despite the low value, as long as this fine is not paid, the citizen
[00:10:56] is prevented from issuing a passport and identity card, from
[00:11:00] registering for public tenders or taking office in public
[00:11:04] positions or functions. Journalist Márcio Chaier
[00:11:07] died today in São Paulo, he had a sudden illness after
[00:11:11] running after a man who stole the cell phone of a person who was with
[00:11:14] him in a car. A security camera recorded the
[00:11:18] moment when the suspect takes the cell phone from one of the people who were
[00:11:22] in the vehicle and flees. Who
[00:11:25] was also in the car, appears shortly after, running after the
[00:11:29] thief. During the chase, he felt sick
[00:11:32] and died. Shaer, 71 years old, was
[00:11:35] the founder and director of the website consultor jurídico,
[00:11:39] ConJur, specialized in the coverage of the Brazilian
[00:11:42] judiciary. Jurists and authorities mourned the
[00:11:45] death of the journalist. The suspect who stole the cell phone and his
[00:11:49] accomplice have not yet been
[00:11:50] identified.
[00:12:15] People touch the animal, at a certain
[00:12:18] moment, the manatee is surrounded by a group that
[00:12:22] takes photos and videos.
[00:12:25] them, right? Look from afar, admire, but leave them alone, because it's stressful
[00:12:29] for them. The incident was recorded last Sunday at Cupe beach, in Ipojuca,
[00:12:33] on the coast of Pernambuco. According to the city hall,
[00:12:36] environmental agents and the Salvamar team
[00:12:39] monitored the occurrence and took the animal to a safe
[00:12:43] area. The State Secretariat of Environment
[00:12:46] received complaints, analyzed the images and is trying
[00:12:50] to identify the people who appear in them. What
[00:12:53] for many people may only seem like a
[00:12:57] rare opportunity to get close to a marine
[00:13:00] animal, for specialists it is a risky situation.
[00:13:04] The manatee is an endangered
[00:13:07] animal. In cases like this, the guidance is
[00:13:10] to keep your distance, not to touch, not to feed
[00:13:14] and never to surround the animal. The marine
[00:13:17] festival is, it is considered to be
[00:13:20] critically endangered. Brazilian environmental
[00:13:23] legislation provides for
[00:13:26] a fine of R$ 2,500 for those who
[00:13:29] intentionally disturb marine animals
[00:13:32] such as manatees. In cases of animal cruelty, the
[00:13:36] penalty is 3 months to 1 year of detention, in addition to
[00:13:40] a fine. In Rio Grande do Sul, the story of an abandoned
[00:13:43] kitten moved the internet, wounded and
[00:13:47] sick. He underwent treatments, was adopted then
[00:13:51] returned for being too needy. This
[00:13:55] is the face of someone who knows they are in a
[00:13:58] home, but before arriving here, Liar
[00:14:01] went through a very different story, one
[00:14:05] day during feeding the girls went to give
[00:14:08] food and there was a strange being there
[00:14:11] who was Liar, extremely
[00:14:14] debilitated, heartbreaking, so
[00:14:18] we rescue him, right? because you see it's a docile cat, that he didn't
[00:14:21] belong to that colony, that he was
[00:14:24] sick. The cat was on the north coast of Rio Grande do
[00:14:28] Sul, besides being debilitated, Liar had
[00:14:31] difficulty seeing. At the
[00:14:34] vet came the diagnosis of a viral
[00:14:37] infection. He was isolated and treated. After
[00:14:41] about 2 months, he recovered. Liar's
[00:14:44] story took an unexpected turn. He was
[00:14:48] adopted, but ended up being returned. The
[00:14:51] reason was too affectionate and needy.
[00:14:54] But what was seen as a problem for Carlos
[00:14:58] was just the opposite, he saw a
[00:15:01] cat that just needed a new
[00:15:04] chance. At first, Liar was quieter,
[00:15:08] observing everything from the room. Gradually, he
[00:15:13] and started exploring the house.
[00:15:16] Trust came with it. In a very short
[00:15:19] time, it was clear that he, that he
[00:15:22] minimally, he already trusted that...
[00:15:26] there he would have the affection he wanted and now the cat that one
[00:15:30] day was returned for being too affectionate,
[00:15:33] gained a bed and company and by the...
[00:15:37] way, Liar already knows well what he likes
[00:15:40] most in this new life, staying
[00:15:43] close to those who chose to stay with
[00:15:46] him, love, isn't it? The Record news
[00:15:50] ends here, good night, thank you for your company, great
[00:15:53] night, a good vote to you.
[00:16:08] The new rule of the Superior Electoral Court came into force,
[00:16:11] which restricts the publication, republication and
[00:16:14] boosting of new artificial intelligence content that
[00:16:18] includes images, voice or statements by candidates and public
[00:16:22] figures. The cybersecurity and digital credibility expert,
[00:16:25] Luiz Milagres, spoke with Record News and gave tips on how
[00:16:29] to prevent false content. Let's
[00:16:32] follow. The big challenge is to discern
[00:16:36] what is real. what is not, most of the
[00:16:39] time it is not. How do you immediately spot a problem?
[00:16:43] First, what is being said, what is being
[00:16:46] stated, it is very convincing, with language that is
[00:16:50] sometimes completely out of pattern, out of that
[00:16:53] habit, with habits that even the candidate himself does not
[00:16:56] speak that way, although the voice is similar. Second, the images
[00:17:00] tend to be very similar, but with a degree of
[00:17:03] distortion, whether in the speech, whether in the face, whether in the...
[00:17:07] hands, whether in the very abrupt movements, even looking a
[00:17:11] little like a video game or things like that. The third
[00:17:14] way, and this is perhaps more complex, because it touches a bit on people's
[00:17:18] emotions, is when the candidate, the one you end up
[00:17:22] having great emotions for, says
[00:17:24] exactly what it seems you wanted to hear in
[00:17:28] an extremely bold way, in an
[00:17:32] extremely sometimes unrestrained way, that seems to
[00:17:35] unleash that emotion with that great... desire to share. Did you really like
[00:17:39] what you read, saw or watched? Go
[00:17:42] directly to your candidate's profile, to the party's profile on
[00:17:45] communication networks like Record News and confirm that
[00:17:49] information you received is there. So here, two
[00:17:52] steps: first, breathe, don't hit send to everyone
[00:17:56] right away, check the candidate's profile, that's the second
[00:17:59] immediate step, and if possible, also on credible broadcasters like
[00:18:02] Record News and others. If this
[00:18:06] information is not on the candidate's network or any
[00:18:10] broadcaster, the probability that it is not true is almost
[00:18:13] 99%, not to say 100%, because sometimes there can be a delay, a
[00:18:17] delay that is rare but can happen, so calm
[00:18:20] down and then if confirmed in these environments and you
[00:18:24] want to share it, okay, otherwise it's
[00:18:27] false. The Superior Electoral Court received in
[00:18:31] Brasília the foreign missions that will observe the voting
[00:18:35] in the various states of the country.
[00:18:39] There are more than 140 observers from seven
[00:18:42] international organizations. They were
[00:18:45] received by Minister Dia Stofoly at the opening of the
[00:18:48] TSE Guests program. Since
[00:18:51] 2010, the electoral justice invites missions and
[00:18:55] international organizations to
[00:18:57] monitor and evaluate the integrity, effectiveness
[00:19:01] and compliance with electoral rules in the country.
[00:19:04] Among them is the Organization of American
[00:19:08] States, which sent the largest mission in its history to Brazil,
[00:19:12] 91 observers from 23
[00:19:15] countries. The observers follow
[00:19:18] the entire electoral process and go to the polling
[00:19:22] stations. This year, they are here in Brasília and in
[00:19:25] cities in 20 states. The analysis goes
[00:19:29] from the beginning of voting until the counting of
[00:19:32] votes. It is a technical work and without
[00:19:35] intervention. At the end of the
[00:19:38] process. they make a report that may contain suggestions about the
[00:19:42] electoral process. It is a form of dialogue between
[00:19:45] democracies. We receive this external view with respect
[00:19:48] and with the certainty that mature democracies are not
[00:19:52] afraid to be observed. Transparency strengthens
[00:19:56] democracy. The president of the Superior Electoral
[00:20:00] Court, Minister Nunes Marques, defended the security of the ballot
[00:20:03] boxes and the Brazilian voting system. He also gave a
[00:20:06] tip to voters: to bring the candidates'
[00:20:10] numbers written on a
[00:20:12] piece of paper. We have sought to expand,
[00:20:15] especially, public access to information about
[00:20:19] electronic voting machines,
[00:20:22] disclosure of results and everything else that allows
[00:20:26] monitoring and verifying the electoral
[00:20:29] process. I am sure that our inspection and
[00:20:32] auditing procedures are sufficient and
[00:20:35] effective, both to deter wrongdoers and
[00:20:39] to legitimize the election results. In the message
[00:20:43] sent to Jornal da Record, the minister reinforced the importance
[00:20:46] of bringing the cheat sheet with the candidates' numbers. There are an average
[00:20:50] of 318 voters per section and an election
[00:20:54] in which we have more candidates to choose, because there are two candidates
[00:20:58] for the Senate. Voting time will be fundamental to avoid
[00:21:02] queues. The cheat sheet significantly reduces
[00:21:05] voting time. The TSE and the Ministry of Justice
[00:21:09] issued a joint ordinance that establishes specific rules
[00:21:13] for the actions of the Federal Highway Police and other
[00:21:16] federal public security agencies on voting days.
[00:21:20] Among them, the non-promotion of policing actions that create
[00:21:24] obstacles to the movement of voters,
[00:21:27] attend, participate, Brazil needs your
[00:21:31] vote.
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[00:22:57] every day, good morning to you, good afternoon to you, great night
[00:23:01] to you, from the first hours of the morning until late
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[00:23:43] Record News, you trust.
[00:23:47] And the almost 17 million voters
[00:23:52] over 70 have one more incentive to go to
[00:23:56] the polls this Sunday, the registration of the vote will serve
[00:24:00] as proof of life for the INSS.
[00:24:03] Maria do Carmo is 76 years old and
[00:24:07] knows that for her, voting is not mandatory, even
[00:24:11] so she doesn't give up participating in the celebration
[00:24:14] of democracy. I will vote with hope for a better
[00:24:18] future. This year, voters aged 70
[00:24:21] or more who decide to go to the polls will have their
[00:24:25] vote registered as proof of life for the
[00:24:29] INSS. The institute receives the beneficiary's
[00:24:33] data automatically, according to the
[00:24:36] INSS, of the approximately 38 million
[00:24:40] beneficiaries who need to provide proof of life once
[00:24:44] a year, 13 million have not
[00:24:47] yet appeared. Since voting from... years is
[00:24:51] optional, those who decide to vote in the first round are not
[00:24:54] obliged to appear in the second, so that the proof of life
[00:24:58] is considered valid by the INSS. To
[00:25:02] vote, simply present an official photo
[00:25:05] ID. It is also possible to download the digital
[00:25:09] title and e-title until voting day. The INSS
[00:25:12] proof of life is done in most cases automatically,
[00:25:16] by crossing information in government databases. Those who
[00:25:20] wish can also provide proof of life in person at the
[00:25:24] Electoral Justice. bank where you receive the
[00:25:27] benefit or through the gov.br
[00:25:30] app with facial
[00:25:33] recognition. The Federal Police carried out an operation to
[00:25:36] investigate a supposed plan to attack the American
[00:25:40] Embassy. The United States and Australia suspended services
[00:25:43] at their embassies in Brasília and consulates.
[00:25:47] Ireland, Canada, United Kingdom, and Germany issued
[00:25:50] a caution alert for their citizens in
[00:25:53] Brazil. Two search
[00:25:56] and seizure warrants were served in São Paulo, in the vicinity
[00:26:00] of the Federal District. According to the Federal Police, it was a
[00:26:04] preventive action to investigate alleged acts
[00:26:07] that could put the diplomatic installations of the United
[00:26:11] States in Brazil at risk. Cell phones and computers were
[00:26:14] seized and will be analyzed by
[00:26:17] experts. According to the Federal Police, so far,
[00:26:21] no suspect has been identified.
[00:26:24] Throughout the day, there was intense movement of military
[00:26:28] police in front of the US Consulate General
[00:26:31] in... São Paulo. Those who had visa interviews
[00:26:35] found the gates closed. We are from Ilha Bela
[00:26:38] and we took our fingerprints and a normal photo, and everything
[00:26:42] was scheduled for the interview, and now
[00:26:45] this happened, right? So I think it's a
[00:26:48] disregard. Consular services at the US
[00:26:51] Embassy and at American consulates in
[00:26:54] Brazil were suspended two days
[00:26:57] before the elections, due to security
[00:27:00] concerns. The American government did not clarify what kind of
[00:27:04] threat it was, but according to international policy
[00:27:07] specialists, these actions normally happen when the US
[00:27:11] intelligence service receives some information that generates
[00:27:15] an alert. It has a meaning that generates more
[00:27:18] distrust. It's a measure
[00:27:21] associated, right,
[00:27:24] to say that due to the elections in Brazil, you can have
[00:27:27] security problems. Australia also announced the
[00:27:31] closure of its country in Brasília due to
[00:27:35] security and terrorism possibilities. While the
[00:27:38] investigations continue, the Brazilian
[00:27:41] government says it has adopted preventive measures to guarantee the
[00:27:44] security of diplomatic bodies, and there is still no deadline
[00:27:48] for the resumption of services.
[00:27:52] And the American government did not specify exactly the reason for
[00:27:55] closing the embassy and consulates in Brazil. A
[00:27:59] spokesperson for the Department of State merely said that the priority is
[00:28:02] to guarantee the security and protection of US
[00:28:06] citizens. In addition, he said that diplomatic missions send
[00:28:09] alerts to Americans about possible threats,
[00:28:13] events, and changes in the region. This program
[00:28:16] allows the Department of State to contact citizens
[00:28:20] in case of emergency. The American
[00:28:23] government also stated that it is working in cooperation
[00:28:27] with Brazilian authorities to address security
[00:28:30] issues.
[00:28:34] Brazilian voters in New York will have a new address to
[00:28:37] vote this year. The change of location raised
[00:28:41] speculations about the risk of approaches by American immigration
[00:28:44] police (ICE). In the last elections, voting took place in
[00:28:48] Manhattan, but due to renovations in the building,
[00:28:51] voters will now have to go to a university in the borough of
[00:28:55] Queens. Despite the speculations, Itamaraty
[00:28:58] states that the change was strictly
[00:29:01] technical. The US Department of State and the Department
[00:29:05] of Homeland Security have not commented.
[00:29:08] More than 265,000
[00:29:11] Brazilians are eligible to vote for president in the
[00:29:14] United States. The country has the largest
[00:29:18] number of registered Brazilian
[00:29:20] voters.
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