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[00:00:00] on the pretext of removing a
[00:00:03] and child hospital to serve the government, in fact Venezuela's oil was passed to the United States, so
[00:00:07] there's a whole discourse about security, but in practice each
[00:00:10] country thinks of itself first, which is natural, right? Trump doesn't hide
[00:00:14] this from anyone, so what's at stake,
[00:00:16] huh?
[00:00:21] Exactly, right, Trump has it in
[00:00:24] his slogan, this, inclusive, America First, so
[00:00:27] it's obvious that he will look at... each situation with
[00:00:32] really a supermarket, the the interests of the United States, I think when we observed all
[00:00:35] this movement regarding tariffs, which I think was the most
[00:00:38] visible, we saw very much that it was an internal policy debate
[00:00:42] of the United States, Donald Trump was elected with a platform to
[00:00:46] bring more jobs to the United States, with the discourse that
[00:00:50] jobs that should be in the United States were in other
[00:00:53] countries that commercialize products for the United States, so this is one
[00:00:57] of the guidelines of his government
[00:01:00] and this issue of tariffs has a lot to
[00:01:03] do with that in the political discourse, he faces
[00:01:06] internal difficulties in the United States, we
[00:01:10] have midterm elections and there is a
[00:01:13] possibility of Democrats winning in the Senate, so it's
[00:01:17] another pressure factor and as you mentioned regarding
[00:01:20] Venezuela, sometimes an interference justified by a
[00:01:24] reason and materialized generating an
[00:01:28] economic result. "we see this happen sometimes
[00:01:32] and I imagine that in relation to Brazil
[00:01:35] at the moment we don't have this short-term scenario,
[00:01:39] but this classification of criminal organizations as
[00:01:42] terrorists is a very
[00:01:46] complex debate, because it does open room for specific
[00:01:50] actions against these criminal organizations that
[00:01:53] could even organize
[00:01:56] to creating new some military actions, it has a possible influence on the banking sector".
[00:02:00] of Brazil to have this interference, as you had, let's
[00:02:04] remember last year too, you had the application of the Magnitsky
[00:02:08] Act on Minister Alexandre de Moraes, which has an
[00:02:11] impact on the Brazilian financial system that needs to
[00:02:14] comply with these sanctions, so it's a
[00:02:17] very complex debate that we'll have to observe
[00:02:21] after the election result, what will be the
[00:02:25] clarifying the behavior of the US government in this direction,
[00:02:27] what can we expect from scenarios, both from
[00:02:31] the Lula government or the Flávio Bolsonaro government, taking into account that this
[00:02:35] next government will have a predominantly right-wing neighborhood
[00:02:38] here in South
[00:02:39] America.
[00:02:45] Look, I think you have a very important debate, for example,
[00:02:49] about Mercosur, right? We've already seen candidate Flávio
[00:02:52] Bolsonaro with a discourse against Mercosur, which is
[00:02:56] a discourse that also echoes in other South American countries.
[00:03:00] and on the other hand, you have President Lula who
[00:03:04] defends this organization of multilateral blocs and
[00:03:08] Mercosur was very important for President Lula to close an agreement with
[00:03:12] the European Union, for example, an agreement was closed between two economic
[00:03:15] blocs, when we look at Brazil's neighborhood
[00:03:19] today, more aligned with the right, we will have to
[00:03:22] understand how far we will have ideological
[00:03:26] or pragmatic relations, because if we talk about this negotiation, for example,
[00:03:30] of the South European Union, Javier Milei from
[00:03:33] Argentina signed the treaty, participated in the
[00:03:36] negotiations aiming at economic objectives, so sometimes
[00:03:39] we have debates that are ideological, they are world
[00:03:43] views, but we have economic interests above
[00:03:46] this debate, eh, Javier Milei signed an agreement
[00:03:50] with the Brazilian government of President Lula for gas exploration for Brazil,
[00:03:53] to import gas from
[00:03:56] Vaca Muerta from Argentina, so sometimes we
[00:04:00] will have very radical discourses and more
[00:04:03] pragmatic practices, looking much more at
[00:04:06] economic aspects, well, now we have
[00:04:09] an experience with votes, if we compare
[00:04:13] with European countries, for example, much smaller, right? Are
[00:04:16] we managing to evaluate all this to have a
[00:04:20] greater awareness of our 1988 constitution, so when we
[00:04:23] talk historically, it's still a very short period, isn't it,
[00:04:26] Briciane?
[00:04:31] Exactly, it's a very short period and it's the
[00:04:35] longest period of democracy in Brazil
[00:04:38] of direct elections for president of the republic, eh, so we
[00:04:42] are in a painful process, a learning process, we
[00:04:46] went through in this short period that we are talking about already two
[00:04:49] impeachments, we had some complex
[00:04:52] situations in campaigns, we had a candidate who suffered an
[00:04:55] attack, we had another candidate who suffered a plane
[00:04:59] crash near the elections too, so we
[00:05:03] have this short and very troubled period, in the midst of this
[00:05:07] we have this need for the voter
[00:05:10] to feel more and more the owner of the country. and understand that
[00:05:13] this is an opportunity that they cannot miss, to
[00:05:17] give their opinion on what they expect for the future, so this
[00:05:21] awareness of each voter is fundamental
[00:05:24] for us to be able to build a democratic
[00:05:27] stability that has the alternations that
[00:05:31] we have already observed at the federal level, at the state level, with
[00:05:34] naturalness, right? I think we need to be able to
[00:05:38] leave without ruptures of democratic processes, leave each...
[00:05:42] election, who won
[00:05:45] celebrating, who lost, handing over the government to
[00:05:48] who won, without us having attempts, for example, as we
[00:05:52] have also had, of challenging results and
[00:05:55] other things that are very bad for this democratic
[00:05:59] learning that Brazil is experiencing in these last
[00:06:02] years. I wanted to talk about one of the positions that
[00:06:05] is being voted on today, we talked about congress, presidents,
[00:06:09] governors, but about state representative, okay? perhaps it's a
[00:06:13] position that passes under the radar, we don't pay
[00:06:16] so much attention, the voter ends up, often
[00:06:20] choosing a state representative at the last minute, it's perhaps
[00:06:23] the position that is chosen last, right? and it's also
[00:06:27] a politician who will stay there 4 years in the legislative assembly,
[00:06:31] can vote proposals even for impeachment of
[00:06:34] governor, can vote several decisions that will
[00:06:37] affect the lives of citizens there at the state level, right? in the
[00:06:40] state, eh... how can we increase the awareness
[00:06:44] of the voter about this position, this
[00:06:48] candidacy of the state
[00:06:49] representative?
[00:06:55] Exactly, it's a very important vote too, we
[00:06:59] need to make people understand more and more
[00:07:02] what each position does, right? Now we're talking
[00:07:06] about national and state elections, eh,
[00:07:09] we also have municipal ones, right? which happen every 4
[00:07:13] years for mayor and councilor, and when we talk about the legislative
[00:07:16] chamber here in the DF or legislative
[00:07:19] assemblies in the states, we are talking about
[00:07:23] a very great responsibility of these politicians, they have
[00:07:26] the responsibility to approve the state budget, to make
[00:07:30] the laws that are in force in that state on various subjects,
[00:07:34] health, education and so many others, and there is also
[00:07:37] the relationship with the state governments, we observe, as
[00:07:41] we already mentioned about the votes for federal representative, many times
[00:07:44] the person not thinking about the party they will vote for state
[00:07:48] representative, this has a very great relevance, because based
[00:07:51] on this vote you are deciding if the governor you
[00:07:55] voted for or against, so to speak, will have support
[00:07:58] or not from the assembly, so having this vision about what this state
[00:08:01] representative is proposing, what is his alignment regarding the
[00:08:05] candidates for governor, is essential for us to have a system
[00:08:09] that is functional, we often see... if a
[00:08:12] governor is elected an assembly that
[00:08:16] goes against the policy of this governor, we have very
[00:08:20] complex clashes in the states and another point also is that
[00:08:24] the states have their state constitutions, so there are many
[00:08:27] rules that are defined at the local level, the look at this
[00:08:30] vote really needs to be increasingly
[00:08:34] thought about by the voter with these variables, with this
[00:08:37] observation of what I expect from this legislative
[00:08:41] assembly regarding the candidate for governor that I will vote for,
[00:08:45] I think having this vision is very important for us to have
[00:08:48] a more harmonious system that produces the effective result that
[00:08:52] the population expects.
[00:08:55] Look, just now, candidates for the government of Minas
[00:08:59] Gerais, Cleitinho from the Republicans and Patrus Ananias from the PT voted.
[00:09:02] Cleitinho arrived around 1 o'clock at the state
[00:09:06] school Martin Ciprien in Divinópolis, a municipality located near
[00:09:09] the metropolitan region of Belo Horizonte. The candidate was
[00:09:12] accompanied by his wife. Patrus Ananias voted in the capital,
[00:09:16] at the PUC Minas University. The candidate arrived in the morning and
[00:09:20] spent 1:30 in the line. He was accompanied by
[00:09:23] supporters. The almost 17 million Brazilian
[00:09:27] voters, over 70 years old, have an incentive to
[00:09:30] go to the polls today. The registration of the vote will serve
[00:09:34] as proof of life for the INSS. According
[00:09:38] to the INSS, of the approximately 38 million beneficiaries who
[00:09:42] need to prove their life once a year,
[00:09:46] 13 million still have not appeared, as voting
[00:09:49] from 70 years old is optional, those who decide to vote in the
[00:09:52] first round are not obligated to appear in the second,
[00:09:56] so that the proof of life is considered valid by the
[00:09:59] INSS, we reinforce that to vote, just present an
[00:10:03] official photo ID, it is also possible to download
[00:10:06] e-título, which is the digital title.
[00:10:10] The Public Security Secretariat of São Paulo released the balance of occurrences
[00:10:14] regarding voting, so let's talk to reporter Beatriz Costalin, who is
[00:10:18] at PUC, São Paulo, one of the largest electoral colleges in the country and has
[00:10:21] more details for us live, hi Beatriz.
[00:10:28] Hello, Keele, that's right, the military police of the State of São Paulo released
[00:10:32] this report just now and informed that until 11
[00:10:35] AM, 45 occurrences
[00:10:39] and 15 arrests were registered, both in
[00:10:42] the capital of São Paulo and in the interior. She mentioned that the cases
[00:10:46] investigated are of illegal campaigning, one of them was in the southern
[00:10:49] region, near the Santo Amaro neighborhood, the other in Mogi Mirim,
[00:10:53] a city in the interior of São Paulo.
[00:10:55] We remind you that today the police have a special operation, there are more
[00:10:58] than 68 thousand military police
[00:11:01] involved, 8 thousand vehicles and 22
[00:11:04] aircraft throughout the state of São Paulo. Just now,
[00:11:08] the Federal Police also released the balance of today's election, there were
[00:11:12] 59 arrests, the Federal Police also seized almost R$
[00:11:16] 790,000
[00:11:19] in goods and valuables, of these R$
[00:11:21] 790,000, R$ 380, more than
[00:11:25] 380 thousand are in cash, now I'm going to give a little
[00:11:28] update here from PUC of São Paulo, which is the largest voting
[00:11:32] place in all of Brazil, today we should have
[00:11:35] 17,700 voters more or less, now the
[00:11:39] situation is much calmer, Kelly, in the last time I was here I said
[00:11:43] that there was a long waiting time, people were waiting between 40 minutes and 1
[00:11:46] hour, now the situation is a little better, the queues have decreased, people are leaving
[00:11:50] and it rained here twice, they were very quick rains, but
[00:11:54] enough for everyone to already be a little apprehensive, people came in, there are people
[00:11:58] who are expecting it to rain again, since the forecast says that we should
[00:12:02] have rain, especially around 4 PM, the traffic here
[00:12:05] also calmed down a lot for now, the situation is much calmer
[00:12:09] than we saw a few hours ago, Kelly, that's right, we continue here
[00:12:13] following everything in real time and look, the president of the Superior
[00:12:16] Electoral Court and minister of the Supreme Cássio Nunes Marques, speaks, speaks
[00:12:20] now, a press conference, in fact it will start soon, we are here
[00:12:24] following. "at any moment we will continue bringing
[00:12:27] live information, including about this press conference which is very important,
[00:12:31] right? Well, we, eh, return then to
[00:12:34] talk to Breciane, Breciane, eh, it's a good thing that Beatriz
[00:12:38] brought us a piece of information, at least regarding this polling station in São Paulo, that
[00:12:42] the line got better, right? Because we will have to
[00:12:45] understand exactly what the impact of some delays is
[00:12:49] on the result, right? of absences in this election, and it's important to correct ourselves, but we hope people will vote".
[00:12:52] in line and don't give up
[00:12:56] voting,
[00:13:01] Exactly, I think a point that we have been
[00:13:05] observing throughout this election is the weight that
[00:13:09] abstention can have, right? which is the act of not voting, or
[00:13:13] as we mentioned earlier, people who give up
[00:13:16] voting, it's a very important point for the
[00:13:20] result of an election, as it's predicted to be very close, for example,
[00:13:24] for the presidency of the Republic,
[00:13:27] and there's a point that we brought up just now that I think is interesting to
[00:13:31] highlight, which is the situation of proof of life for
[00:13:35] retirees and pensioners of the INSS, it's a very interesting
[00:13:38] public policy to encourage people to
[00:13:42] go to the polls even without being obligated, of course
[00:13:45] we need to register, it's not the only means of proof of
[00:13:49] life, there are other means of proof of life, but it's a good
[00:13:53] idea to have included the election as a possibility, because
[00:13:56] you encourage, right, these older people
[00:14:00] to also participate in the democratic process, after all, they also
[00:14:04] have this right, eh, we also had interesting measures regarding
[00:14:07] free transportation in some cities, which is also very
[00:14:11] important within everything we've been talking about, the incentive for
[00:14:15] people to show up to vote, it's very important that each
[00:14:18] voter understands their role at this moment and
[00:14:22] shows up, we just talked about some polling stations with longer
[00:14:26] queues, delays,
[00:14:28] wait, vote, participate, it's very
[00:14:31] important, for sure. Yeah, we're going to
[00:14:35] talk again about the storm that hit the interior of São Paulo, we're going live
[00:14:39] with Maíra Oliveira who is in São José do Rio
[00:14:43] Preto, Maíra, good afternoon, tell us how the situation is there,
[00:14:46] huh? Good afternoon, Kiri, good afternoon
[00:14:49] everyone, at this moment I am at Antônio Barroso school,
[00:14:53] here it's very calm here. The issue of voting, but in the morning,
[00:14:57] a little earlier, there was a very tense atmosphere here in the region,
[00:15:00] due to the heavy rains and also a strong
[00:15:04] wind. here in São José do Rio Preto, some neighborhoods were
[00:15:08] without electricity and it also caused fear among
[00:15:11] voters to come to the schools to vote, but
[00:15:15] I already talked to the staff here, all the ballot
[00:15:18] boxes are working, there was a power
[00:15:21] outage, but they are working, oh, in the images you can see...
[00:15:25] the situation here in São José do Rio Preto, a very tense
[00:15:29] situation, and this image now that is showing is from
[00:15:32] Votoporanga, a city also here in the northwest
[00:15:36] Paulista region, there is the construction of the maternal
[00:15:40] city and unfortunately part
[00:15:43] of the structure collapsed due to this wind, but thank
[00:15:47] goodness no one was injured in this place, which
[00:15:51] is Votuporanga in São Paulo, interior of São Paulo, you can see
[00:15:54] in the images how the structure is, all
[00:15:58] the structure collapsed of the maternal and child hospital, but
[00:16:01] unfortunately in the city of Araçatuba we also have images
[00:16:05] that unfortunately show...
[00:16:09] roof collapsed, there were many injured,
[00:16:12] including already the confirmation by the civil
[00:16:16] defense of a death due to this collapse of the
[00:16:19] roof of a supermarket in
[00:16:21] Araçatuba, also there the strong wind
[00:16:25] knocked down trees hindering people from
[00:16:28] entering the polling stations, so the
[00:16:31] situation here is very critical, we continue
[00:16:34] following everything closely and we will bring... more
[00:16:37] images for you, thank you very much for the information, we reinforce
[00:16:41] here the importance, right, of following
[00:16:45] the alerts of the civil defense of the state of São
[00:16:48] Paulo, let's talk to Breciane now about something we have been
[00:16:51] discussing, which is precisely the role of each
[00:16:55] candidate. Breciane, we just talked about state representative, let's
[00:16:58] reinforce a little what the federal representative does
[00:17:01] now, it's always good for us to clarify because many
[00:17:05] candidates promise what is not in
[00:17:08] the area of action of what he can do, right? So we are raising awareness among
[00:17:12] voters here live on Record
[00:17:13] News.
[00:17:18] Exactly, we often see a discourse
[00:17:22] from a candidate for federal representative, saying things that only a
[00:17:26] senator can do or only a governor, eh,
[00:17:29] so it is important for us to think about the
[00:17:33] role of each one. The Chamber of Deputies, it is
[00:17:36] a house that represents the population of
[00:17:40] Brazil, while the Senate is a house that represents the state,
[00:17:43] this causes there to be a division of functions,
[00:17:46] even though most of the projects pass through both
[00:17:50] houses, the bill projects, the constitutional amendment projects, they
[00:17:54] pass through both houses, there are competencies that belong to each of the
[00:17:58] houses and regarding the Chamber of Deputies, I think it's worth
[00:18:03] relevance it has for the approval of provisional
[00:18:06] measures. bill projects and
[00:18:10] constitutional amendment projects, they pass
[00:18:12] through there, this is also a function of the
[00:18:16] chamber to discuss impeachment of the president
[00:18:19] of the republic, we have already had two cases in
[00:18:23] which the chamber actually opens an impeachment process,
[00:18:26] so it's another function that belongs to the federal representatives, so
[00:18:30] having this clarity, researching a little what each federal
[00:18:34] representative is eh, each candidate for federal representative is proposing.
[00:18:38] and understanding if this is something that is or is not within his scope is
[00:18:41] very important speaking quickly
[00:18:44] about the weather
[00:18:47] condition, we just received an alert here from the civil
[00:18:50] defense of heavy rain spreading rapidly in the metropolitan
[00:18:54] region of São Paulo, lightning and wind, so a warning for
[00:18:57] the voter, for the viewer
[00:19:01] to stay in a safe place, this warning regarding the heavy rain here in
[00:19:05] São Paulo, we also brought information just now of heavy rain in the regions of
[00:19:08] Araçatuba, São José do Rio Preto, Marília, eh Marília also
[00:19:12] registering power outages this election Sunday.
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[00:22:52] The candidate for governor of Rio de Janeiro, Eduardo Pais, voted
[00:22:56] in the morning at the Gávea Golf Clube, in the south zone of the city.
[00:23:00] The former mayor arrived around 9 am, accompanied by his wife, children
[00:23:03] and also allies. First place
[00:23:06] in the polls, the PSD candidate
[00:23:10] is running for governor for the second time. Pais asked voters to
[00:23:14] go to the polls and defend what
[00:23:17] he called a vote of conscience to change the direction of Rio de
[00:23:21] Janeiro. The candidate for governor of Rio de Janeiro for the PL
[00:23:24] voted around 10:40 AM at the Instituto
[00:23:28] Cultural Amendoeira in São Gonçalo, metropolitan region of
[00:23:31] Rio, arrived accompanied by his wife and son, upon
[00:23:34] the candidate's arrival he greeted voters, eh
[00:23:38] Ruas stated he was confident that he perceived in the last
[00:23:41] days of campaign a desire for change exists
[00:23:45] among voters. In Rio Grande do Sul, candidates for
[00:23:49] governor of... also voted, Luciano Zuco of the
[00:23:52] PL voted in the morning at a state school in Porto
[00:23:55] Alegre, he was
[00:23:58] accompanied by partisans in this
[00:24:01] voting, he went to a state school in Porto
[00:24:05] Alegre accompanied by supporters and family members. Juliana
[00:24:08] Brizola of the PDT arrived at the voting location also in the Gaúcha capital this
[00:24:12] afternoon. She spoke with voters. The candidate was
[00:24:15] accompanied by her son and supporters. Well,
[00:24:18] we continue here with the real-time information for you who
[00:24:22] are following this election Sunday, first round.
[00:24:25] Breciane, let's talk a little more now about
[00:24:28] the national congress, because we
[00:24:31] said little about the role of deputies,
[00:24:34] of senators, but many urgent voting
[00:24:38] matters are often not voted on, even the budget, we have
[00:24:42] already witnessed delays in the approval of the budget, we
[00:24:46] know the headache, the domino effect this
[00:24:49] causes for all of Brazil. Eh, when a matter
[00:24:53] is going to be brought up, is there any mechanism for this or
[00:24:56] is it up to the presidents of both houses, both the
[00:25:00] Chamber and the Senate, for the voter to understand
[00:25:03] well?
[00:25:08] Look, in the end, what always matters is a
[00:25:12] political agreement, but there is
[00:25:15] always leadership from the one who is elected to preside,
[00:25:19] whether it's the Chamber or the Senate, when we look
[00:25:22] at the composition of forces, there's
[00:25:26] always a percentage of parliamentarians who support the
[00:25:29] government on various issues, a percentage of parliamentarians who
[00:25:32] always oppose and a group that fluctuates,
[00:25:36] sometimes supporting the government, sometimes supporting the opposition. The construction of this
[00:25:40] agenda is usually made by the president of
[00:25:43] each house together with the party leaders who are
[00:25:47] elected by the deputies and senators themselves as leaders of their
[00:25:50] parties, representing in theory the
[00:25:54] will of each party. So when we always talk about
[00:25:57] looking at the party in these elections, it's also important for
[00:26:01] this reason, because even in the definition of which
[00:26:04] project will move forward, which will not move forward, it depends a lot
[00:26:07] on these party leaders and the presidents of the Chamber and the
[00:26:11] Senate. Remembering, we have elections again in February of next year
[00:26:15] for president of the Chamber, president of the
[00:26:18] Senate. Eh, these parliamentarians elected now
[00:26:21] will cast this vote in February to choose the one
[00:26:25] who will lead their work and has
[00:26:29] this power to set the agenda of the president, listening to the
[00:26:33] college of leaders. So there's always a collective construction,
[00:26:37] but there are possibilities sometimes, as we've already seen, for a president to
[00:26:40] put on or take off an item from the agenda
[00:26:44] on their own initiative, even if that item has a majority to be
[00:26:48] approved.
[00:26:51] And now we go to the
[00:26:55] Superior Electoral Court, it starts right now, it will start soon,
[00:26:58] we already see Cássio Nunes positioning himself
[00:27:02] to speak with journalists, it's an important moment, we always keep following, let's
[00:27:06] hear the minister, of journalists who have already registered, okay?
[00:27:10] bom?
[00:27:13] Good afternoon everyone, once again welcome
[00:27:15] to the Superior Electoral
[00:27:18] Court, the court of
[00:27:20] democracy,
[00:27:23] on this day, which is the most important day of our
[00:27:26] electoral calendar, as you
[00:27:30] know, today is only possible due to
[00:27:34] a long preparation that precedes the electoral
[00:27:37] period, it's months
[00:27:40] that the electoral
[00:27:43] justice dedicates
[00:27:45] to all
[00:27:49] the preparation, from sealing the
[00:27:52] systems, from updating our
[00:27:55] programs,
[00:27:58] mechanisms, to training
[00:28:04] of poll workers until
[00:28:07] we reach
[00:28:10] this day, which we also call the festival of
[00:28:13] democracy. Before making
[00:28:16] a summary, I wanted to pay a small
[00:28:19] tribute
[00:28:22] to justice to Minister Carmen
[00:28:25] Lúcia, my predecessor, minister
[00:28:29] of the Supreme Federal Court, former president of the
[00:28:33] Superior Electoral Court and it was she
[00:28:37] who initiated all
[00:28:39] this preparation. Now we are ready for the 2026
[00:28:42] elections. I already
[00:28:44] succeeded
[00:28:46] when much had already been
[00:28:49] done.
[00:28:51] We will
[00:28:54] certainly have a successful election,
[00:28:58] but we must also share this success with the civil servants
[00:29:01] of the electoral justice.
[00:29:23] for the first time it is being used on election
[00:29:26] day
[00:29:29] and to our delight,
[00:29:32] in a very successful way, yesterday there were more than 6
[00:29:36] million new issuances of titles,
[00:29:40] electronic titles downloaded, today
[00:29:43] so far we have more than 6 million issuances,
[00:29:46] more than 15 million queries
[00:29:49] to polling places, more than 3 million
[00:29:53] justifications, and this directly impacts
[00:29:56] the reduction of queues. People don't need
[00:30:00] to go to the voting booth
[00:30:04] or the polling
[00:30:08] station to make a justification, this can be done
[00:30:11] through the e-title. Regarding
[00:30:14] our program, your vote matters, we already
[00:30:18] have a record that more than 2,000
[00:30:21] voters with reduced mobility
[00:30:25] were transported to
[00:30:27] polling places and more than 8,000
[00:30:31] voters were transported from
[00:30:34] remote communities, indigenous,
[00:30:37] quilombolas, among
[00:30:39] others.
[00:30:42] Regarding our ballot boxes,
[00:30:45] 1121 ballot boxes replaced,
[00:30:49] making a total of
[00:30:52] 0.2%. There is no manual voting in the
[00:30:55] country at this moment. Regarding
[00:30:59] disinformation, by the
[00:31:03] Sead events, there were 453.