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[00:01:10] We are back to talk about Portugal now. The voting
[00:01:13] has also ended there, with an abstention of 70% in
[00:01:16] Lisbon. Ana Paula
[00:01:19] since redemocratization, Gomes has the information there.
[00:01:22] The voting here in the Portuguese Capital was
[00:01:26] calm throughout the day and also ended at
[00:01:30] the scheduled time, 5 PM, Portugal time.
[00:01:33] It didn't need to be extended, as happened
[00:01:36] in previous elections due to the large
[00:01:40] number of queues. The Brazilian consulate here in
[00:01:43] Lisbon explains that one of the reasons was the high
[00:01:46] abstention here in the Portuguese Capital, around
[00:01:50] 70%, a very high number, much
[00:01:53] higher than in previous elections. The Brazilian
[00:01:59] will have more information consul here in Lisbon explains that it could be because of the holiday,
[00:02:03] tomorrow is a holiday here in Portugal, many
[00:02:06] people may have traveled, that is one of the
[00:02:10] explanations, but the voting here took place without
[00:02:13] any incidents, it happened peacefully.
[00:02:16] We remind you that Lisbon is the largest electoral college outside
[00:02:20] Brazil, with around 80,000 Brazilians
[00:02:23] eligible to vote. Back to the
[00:02:27] studio. Well, let's talk about Rio. Janeiro, right? We talked to
[00:02:31] Rael Policarpo, precisely about the election in
[00:02:34] the capital of Rio de Janeiro. I wanted to look at this scenario because if we look
[00:02:38] at months before the election, Eduardo Pais was even painting
[00:02:42] a possibility of victory in the first round. In contrast,
[00:02:46] in this final stretch, we see that famous steep Bruno do
[00:02:49] Douglas curve. Do you believe in a surprise or at
[00:02:53] least a difficulty for Eduardo Passos' election, he
[00:02:56] who has been mayor four times of the capital of Rio de Janeiro, but never
[00:03:00] won a seat in Guanabara Palace? And
[00:03:03] it seems, Gustavo, that the Witzel ghost has come back
[00:03:07] for Eduardo Pais, right? Eduardo has a problem, which is
[00:03:11] high rejection. He is very well-known and has a consolidated
[00:03:14] rejection. So, candidacies that
[00:03:18] construction company. Come visit the decorated apartment in emerge against Eduardo Pais always have
[00:03:22] an idea that they can grow. Douglas Ross was
[00:03:25] very skillful in his entire construction as a
[00:03:28] candidate because... there was an expectation that he
[00:03:32] would be the representative of Governor Cláudio Castro's government, because
[00:03:36] he was the Secretary of Cities in Cláudio Castro's government, but he
[00:03:39] managed to disassociate himself in a certain way from that
[00:03:43] and managed to put forward a narrative in the dispute
[00:03:46] of old versus new politics. And how did he do
[00:03:50] that? He took advantage of two figures of traditional
[00:03:53] Fluminense politics like Eduardo Pais and Anthony
[00:03:57] Garotinho and created them as enemies. And he became the
[00:04:00] new politics, because he confronted these two politicians, so for a long time
[00:04:04] in his trajectory, this made him gain traction, he
[00:04:08] started to become likable to the electorate.
[00:04:11] In addition, his ideological positioning, he began to be
[00:04:15] seen as the Bolsonaro candidate in the state of Rio
[00:04:19] de Janeiro, where Bolsonarism is stronger
[00:04:22] than Lulism, right? In the last elections, we have
[00:04:26] had a great victory for Bolsonarism. There is also a...
[00:04:30] section of votes there, mainly in regions like the lowlands, the
[00:04:33] metropolitan region of the East eh eh
[00:04:36] Fluminense, in which you have a
[00:04:40] very large concentration of evangelical public, perhaps the largest
[00:04:43] concentration in Brazil of the evangelical public, and this
[00:04:46] evangelical public from class C2, very Bolsonarist, has
[00:04:50] also given a sustenance
[00:04:53] of votes for Douglas Roas, so we reach
[00:04:57] this final stretch with Douglas on the rise, the...
[00:05:00] either stable or falling and with a very high risk, because in a
[00:05:04] second round, the nationalization of the dispute can make Douglas
[00:05:08] Ruas a surprise, even the winner of the elections in Rio de
[00:05:11] Janeiro. Anthony Garotinho, who is this
[00:05:14] historical politician there in Rio de Janeiro, will his
[00:05:18] support in the second round have
[00:05:21] influence, despite him not having a significant
[00:05:25] vote, but according to the polls, he gets six, four,
[00:05:28] 5% of the votes? Could this support be essential
[00:05:32] for one of the two, or especially for Eduardo Pais? We need to see first if
[00:05:36] Antonio Garotinho's votes will be considered valid, right, from
[00:05:39] tomorrow, because we have today a situation of... eh
[00:05:43] judicialization of his candidacy, which is a bit uncertain,
[00:05:46] including whether or not there will be a second round in Rio,
[00:05:49] depending on the validity of Antonio Garotinho's votes or not.
[00:05:53] Eh, his support in the second round is curious. You asked this morning.
[00:05:56] Douglas Roa was asked when leaving his voting booth
[00:06:00] if he would accept Garotinho's support. Since he is making an
[00:06:03] anti-Garotinho, anti-politics speech,
[00:06:07] right, Pais Garotinho, he said, "Well, I don't work with that possibility. I
[00:06:11] was very attacked by him in the campaign. For now, I'm looking at the first round. I'm
[00:06:15] confident I will win in the first round. The second round is another game." So he avoids this
[00:06:18] idea of already getting too close to
[00:06:22] Garotinho's figure, who represents a bit of that older model he tried to fight in
[00:06:25] the campaign. But my assessment about Rio is this: it has much more to
[00:06:29] do with Flávio Bolsonaro's performance. When Flávio
[00:06:32] Bolsonaro was launched as a candidate in December of last year, there was much
[00:06:35] doubt about whether he would repeat his father's numbers in the state of Rio de
[00:06:39] Janeiro. With this calculation, Eduardo Pais
[00:06:42] accelerated his political project in the direction of President Lula, betting
[00:06:46] heavily on Lula's clear favoritism and building an
[00:06:49] alliance with other parties, even center-right
[00:06:52] parties, but calling himself
[00:06:55] a soldier of President Lula in Rio de Janeiro. This is
[00:06:58] costing Pais a lot now that Flávio has recovered his voting
[00:07:02] intention in Rio, surpassed President Lula, and by all indications is ahead
[00:07:06] today in voting intentions in the capital and in the interior. Eh, if
[00:07:10] we have a scenario in which Flávio performs well in the state of Rio, the
[00:07:13] number 22, Douglas Ruas, tends to have a performance
[00:07:17] superior to what the Eve polls showed. So we may arrive with an even
[00:07:21] tighter scenario than the Eve polls showed, largely because this
[00:07:24] vote is being carried to Flávio Bolsonaro and Douglas
[00:07:28] by their number 22. Yesterday Flávio Bolsonaro did a live
[00:07:32] with his main candidates for the Senate, and
[00:07:35] one of the exceptions he brought for this live as a gubernatorial candidate was
[00:07:39] Douglas Ruas. He sat next to him and said, "Attention, voter of Rio de
[00:07:43] Janeiro, if you are Bolsonaro, are Flávio Bolsonaro, the
[00:07:47] candidate is this one here, 22 Douglas Ruas. The other candidate is
[00:07:50] Lula's soldier." So, he is obviously detecting in the polls that there are people
[00:07:54] voting for Flávio and Eduardo Pais. He wants to change this vote
[00:07:57] in the final stretch to Douglas Rus. So I would say,
[00:08:01] Pais has to work hard to win the election in the first
[00:08:05] round. If it goes to a second round, it will be quite challenging for
[00:08:08] him within this scenario in which Flávio recovers his ground in his home
[00:08:12] state, right? Let's go now to Pernambuco, to talk
[00:08:16] to reporter Ian Avellino. Ian, how is the
[00:08:19] voting day there? What is the
[00:08:22] information? Is it proceeding peacefully or did we also have reports of
[00:08:26] many queues or
[00:08:27] problems?
[00:08:34] Hi Gustavo, hi Renata, good afternoon to you and to everyone
[00:08:37] who is following Record News. Well, I am speaking live
[00:08:40] from the center for... education for young people and adults,
[00:08:44] Valdemar de Oliveira, in the neighborhood of Santo Amaro, central area of
[00:08:47] Recife, the capital of Pernambuco. It is now exactly
[00:08:51] 4:38 PM, a little more
[00:08:55] than 20 minutes before the closing of the polls, right?
[00:08:58] The movement here is calm, you see? We are
[00:09:01] reaching the end, right, of the voting.
[00:09:05] Everything here is proceeding very
[00:09:08] calmly. According to the TRE, the Regional
[00:09:11] Electoral Court, by 3 PM, when the
[00:09:15] last balance was released, 103 ballot
[00:09:19] boxes were replaced here in
[00:09:21] Pernambuco. This number represents
[00:09:23] 0.48%
[00:09:26] of all ballot boxes installed here in the
[00:09:30] state. According to the TRE, in these ballot boxes that were
[00:09:33] replaced, there was no loss of data and
[00:09:36] voting continues within normality. The
[00:09:40] cities that had their ballot boxes
[00:09:43] replaced were Caruaru, in the Agreste region of Pernambuco, Recife here, the
[00:09:47] capital of Pernambuco, right, Olinda here in the metropolitan region also with
[00:09:50] six ballot boxes, both Recife and Olinda and Caruaru
[00:09:54] also with six ballot boxes replaced, Cabo de Santo
[00:09:58] Agostinho with four ballot boxes replaced, and Garanhuns in the
[00:10:01] Agreste region of Pernambuco with more four ballot boxes replaced.
[00:10:05] Now let's talk about the crime balance. The
[00:10:09] SDS, the Secretariat of Social Defense, here
[00:10:12] in the state released a balance also, right, of the election
[00:10:16] operation that has been taking place since 6 PM on
[00:10:19] last Saturday, right, until the end of the morning
[00:10:23] of this Sunday,
[00:10:26] 124 occurrences related to electoral
[00:10:29] crimes were registered, among the main crimes are boca de urna
[00:10:33] and irregular distribution of electoral
[00:10:36] material, including the SDS,
[00:10:39] the Secretariat of Social Defense, informed that
[00:10:42] there were arrests, of course, in relation to these electoral
[00:10:45] crimes. One of these arrests happened in the
[00:10:49] Madalena neighborhood, which is here in the west zone of
[00:10:52] Recife, in Petrolina in the Sertão of the State,
[00:10:56] three people were detained for distributing
[00:10:59] material after midnight. And a case that draws
[00:11:03] a lot of attention happened in the city of Afogados da
[00:11:07] Ingazeira, in the interior of Pernambuco. Two men, according to
[00:11:11] the SDS, were arrested, suspected
[00:11:13] of participating in a boca de urna. A detail
[00:11:17] in this story that draws attention is that one of these men who was
[00:11:21] detained is a city councilor.
[00:11:24] He is now responding to a TCO, a
[00:11:27] Termo Circunstanciado de Ocorrência (term of circumstantial occurrence),
[00:11:31] and of course, everything is being investigated together with the
[00:11:34] electoral justice. I will talk again about the movement
[00:11:37] here at the Educational Center for Young People and Adults, Valdemar de Oliveira
[00:11:41] here in Recife, right, in the central area of the Pernambuco capital.
[00:11:44] In Jaílson Paulo's images, we can see that the
[00:11:48] movement is very calm, look, the people there, right, the administrators
[00:11:52] of the building are here at the front, the voters
[00:11:55] are arriving. I reiterate, there are now less
[00:11:59] than 20 minutes until the closing of the
[00:12:02] polls. Everything is proceeding within
[00:12:06] normality, according to the TRE, the Regional
[00:12:09] Electoral Court. Of course, we will continue
[00:12:12] to follow all the details throughout
[00:12:15] the day, right? As I was saying earlier, there are a little less than
[00:12:19] 20 minutes until the counting begins. We
[00:12:24] about these counts, right, throughout the
[00:12:27] programming here on Record News, on Record as well, and on all our
[00:12:30] digital platforms, because the count should
[00:12:34] reveal who are the new faces of
[00:12:37] politics here in Pernambuco, in the metropolitan region and throughout
[00:12:41] the state. We will continue to follow. I'll return
[00:13:08] more election information, elections 2026. I'll be back on Record News.
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[00:17:13] We're back and look, there are a few minutes left until the polls close.
[00:17:17] Voting is scheduled to end at 5 PM Brasília time, but
[00:17:20] voters who are still in line at this time,
[00:17:24] that is, at 5 PM, will also have the
[00:17:27] right to vote. In these cases, the poll workers go there and identify who
[00:17:31] is in line and distribute passwords to guarantee access
[00:17:35] to the polling station, according to the TSA. Voting continues until the
[00:17:38] last voter with a password casts their
[00:17:41] vote. Only then is the session closed and the procedures for
[00:17:45] closing the ballot box begin, with the recording and transmission of voting
[00:17:49] data for later
[00:17:51] tabulation. For people who arrive in line after the
[00:17:54] passwords have been distributed, they are left out of the
[00:17:58] voting. Reports of long queues and delays in voting were registered in
[00:18:02] different regions of the country this Sunday. For example,
[00:18:05] we had problems here, shown on
[00:18:09] Record News, in Rio de Janeiro, also in Minas Gerais
[00:18:12] and also, for example, in Rio Grande do
[00:18:16] Sul. Let's go now to another Rio Grande, Rio Grande do Norte.
[00:18:19] Reporter Vinícius Marinho is at the largest school in the north
[00:18:23] zone of Natal, which has a history of delays in past elections. Vinício
[00:18:27] updates us on the situation. Good afternoon. I see
[00:18:30] obviously from the images, many people in line there
[00:18:33] still,
[00:18:37] right? Many people, yes, Gustavo. Good afternoon to you,
[00:18:40] Renata, everyone following Record News at the end of voting,
[00:18:44] right? Now, a little more than 10 minutes until the gates close. I
[00:18:48] am here at the municipal school José de
[00:18:50] Andrade Frazão, which is in the most populous neighborhood of the capital.
[00:18:54] Here, in this voting location alone, there are
[00:18:57] 12 sections with more than 5,600 voters. Look
[00:19:00] now at the images, you can see the number of
[00:19:04] queues of people who are waiting in line, or rather,
[00:19:07] to still vote this Sunday afternoon.
[00:19:11] Here in Rio Grande do Norte, the Regional Electoral
[00:19:14] Court has already confirmed the replacement of
[00:19:18] 12 electronic ballot boxes, including ballot boxes in
[00:19:21] Natal, Parnamirim, Mossoró, and São Gonçalo do Amarante,
[00:19:25] cities that are among the five largest here in our
[00:19:28] state. In the police area, the most repercussive case was registered
[00:19:32] in the municipality of Macau where the civil police and the electoral
[00:19:36] public prosecutor's office carried out four search and seizure warrants against a
[00:19:39] 59-year-old man investigated for suspected
[00:19:42] vote buying. In the searches, R$12,550
[00:19:45] in cash were seized, as well as a check
[00:19:49] for R$21,500. Materials such as
[00:19:52] electronics and campaign materials with values and notes that
[00:19:56] exceed R$150,000 were also seized.
[00:19:59] Other investigations are also being carried out in the municipalities of
[00:20:02] Extremoz and Parnamirim, which are in the metropolitan region. Now, what
[00:20:06] really stands out, Gustavo, is precisely this queue here
[00:20:10] that we are seeing. Look, people who arrived here at this school
[00:20:14] to vote about 2 hours ago and are still
[00:20:17] waiting. Polling stations here are still
[00:20:21] operating. We are seeing a lot of movement from the population, and
[00:20:25] with that, for sure, the gates should close, but
[00:20:29] whoever is already inside the school should continue
[00:20:32] voting. For sure, there will be a delay for the counting
[00:20:36] at the beginning of the night this Sunday, at least here in the
[00:20:39] capital, in Rio Grande do Norte,
[00:20:50] dispute in Rio Grande do Norte for analysis. We have
[00:20:53] obviously Alison Bezerra eh
[00:20:57] growing or with the possibility of a victory in the first
[00:21:01] round, but now that is in doubt precisely with the growth of Kadu
[00:21:05] Xavier, right?
[00:21:07] Eh, what do you think about this possibility there?
[00:21:11] Look, we've seen that it's perhaps one of the most
[00:21:14] uncertain states in relation to the electoral
[00:21:18] process. This election, because we
[00:21:22] have Alison always leading in most
[00:21:25] polls, but he doesn't have the support of either
[00:21:28] side, he's a centrist candidate, right? He was the mayor
[00:21:32] of Mossoró, in the interior, a young man who came
[00:21:36] as a bit disruptive in this electoral
[00:21:38] process. On the other side, you have the governor's candidate
[00:21:42] and Fátima Bezerra who has an important fact
[00:21:46] that is, perhaps, among all the governors of the
[00:21:50] Northeast of Brazil, she has the worst evaluation today, which is Governor
[00:21:53] Fátima Bezerra, and she launches Kadu Xavier as her candidate.
[00:21:57] And on the other side, the right has a right-wing candidacy that governs Natal
[00:22:00] today, for example, right? Mayor Álvaro
[00:22:04] Dias, eh, the former mayor Álvaro Dias who is now the candidate,
[00:22:08] right, who has the support of Mayor Paulinho Freire, who is the current mayor of
[00:22:11] Natal, eh, and has an interesting characteristic as well,
[00:22:14] because the coordinator of Flávio Bolsonaro's
[00:22:18] campaign, the former minister, eh, Rogério Marinho, is the great
[00:22:22] patron of Álvaro Dias' candidacy, right, in
[00:22:26] Rio Grande do Norte. So it's an absolutely open election, it's still not
[00:22:29] possible to know what might happen. There's a
[00:22:32] feeling that if Alison manages to go to the second round,
[00:22:36] he becomes a kind of agglutinator of
[00:22:39] votes from both sides, precisely because he's more of a
[00:22:42] third way in the process, but very
[00:22:45] open. Now, one thing that stands out is that this region where we
[00:22:49] were... seeing, eh, that has a large number of
[00:22:52] people still to vote, right, precisely in this north
[00:22:56] zone of Natal, is the area of Natal
[00:22:59] that is historically most pro-Lula. So if we
[00:23:03] have a little more abstention there too, it's one of those things we were
[00:23:06] talking about, the imponderables that we've seen, a very populous region
[00:23:10] that has a tendency to vote more for President
[00:23:13] Lula, right, Zambé, before we finish, it's curious that in this
[00:23:17] case we have a dispute almost of political force of
[00:23:20] President Lula, who has always been very powerful in states like Rio Grande do
[00:23:24] Norte, with the new right-wing forces that
[00:23:28] are organizing in the country. Perhaps Rio Grande do Norte and Alagoas are
[00:23:31] the states in which this dimension of
[00:23:35] Lulism in the Northeast region of the country today
[00:23:38] is most under public scrutiny. In the case of Rio Grande do Norte,
[00:23:42] allied to this very ostentatious presence of Bolsonarism
[00:23:45] through Senator Rogério Marinho, who today coordinates Flávio's campaign, as Bruno
[00:23:49] said. You have a poorly evaluated governor with an approval
[00:23:53] rating and rejection rate of more than 50% rejection, that is, contrary
[00:23:56] to what we said at the beginning, right, about the tendency of re-election there, she has already
[00:24:00] been re-elected and reaches the end of her second term with low approval.
[00:24:04] This makes it difficult to push the local candidate. So he will seek President Lula's support,
[00:24:07] including in his name, he adopts Lula's code, right, and
[00:24:11] with that, he starts by seeking Lula's support. a national figure who is still very strong in the
[00:24:15] state and in the capital as well, but the presence of
[00:24:18] competitive candidates from the center and the right in this election
[00:24:22] in Rio Grande do Norte shows how in some states of the country that were
[00:24:25] strongholds of the progressive field are today having to
[00:24:29] share space with forces further to the right, more
[00:24:32] conservative. I would cite Rio Grande do Norte
[00:25:56] R7 Record Plus Record
[00:26:00] unite in the transmission of the central ... is commanded by
[00:26:03] Eduardo Ribeiro and Cristina Lemos, a
[00:26:07] great afternoon, a great end of early evening and a great
[00:26:10] Sunday to you, bye bye.
[00:26:23] Hello, good afternoon to you, elections almost closed
[00:26:27] in most of Brazil, Cristina Lemos and I
[00:26:31] are arriving with the whole team from Record for live coverage of the
[00:26:34] counting and multiplatform.
[00:26:38] From now on, Record R7, Record Plus and
[00:26:41] Record News unite to provide service, to bring
[00:26:44] answers. After all, 158
[00:26:48] million men and women were called to the polls
[00:26:51] today, right? To say which Brazil, which direction
[00:26:55] Brazil should take and look Cris,
[00:26:58] depending on the number of undecided voters that was higher, it decreased in recent
[00:27:02] weeks. this counting should be exciting, good good
[00:27:05] afternoon to you, undoubtedly Edu, great joy
[00:27:08] to be here with you for another coverage of the election
[00:27:12] counting, emotion guaranteed until the very end,
[00:27:16] because we are experiencing the most disputed
[00:27:19] presidential election
[00:27:22] we will also probably see the most
[00:27:26] likely scenario is a second round between Luiz Inácio Lula
[00:27:29] da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro with... much
[00:27:33] expectation for the turnaround, who will arrive
[00:27:36] first in this second round, in the state scenario,
[00:27:40] governors will be elected today here from this
[00:27:43] process, from this first round of counting, certainly in
[00:27:47] 2022, 15 were elected in the first
[00:27:51] round, will we reach that many? Seven are guaranteed for
[00:27:54] sure, mathematically, right, seven states, two with renewal and
[00:27:58] five with re-election, we will keep an eye on all of this very
[00:28:01] close to you. including how was your voting day? let's create an interactivity
[00:28:05] here, you can go to Record's social media, you can use
[00:28:08] your cell phone with this QR code, if you're still in line to vote,
[00:28:11] you can send us a direct message with questions, with
[00:28:15] suggestions, we will be registering among the numbers, because
[00:28:18] from now on it's the voting march at an accelerated pace, great
[00:28:21] expectation for an irreversible result around 8 PM,
[00:28:25] 8:30 PM, will it be like that? let's find out by going to
[00:28:28] Brasília, because in Brasília you have the Superior Electoral Court and there...
[00:28:32] is Yuri Ascar, who has just accompanied the president of the TSE,
[00:28:36] Cássio Nunes Marques, who should speak to journalists again soon, right,
[00:28:39] Yuri?
[00:28:43] That's right, Edu, good afternoon to you, to Cris, to everyone who
[00:28:46] follows Record, the president of the Superior
[00:28:49] Electoral Court, Minister Nunes Marques,
[00:28:52] presented the partial numbers of this
[00:28:56] year's election, there were 6 million emissions of voter
[00:28:59] IDs through the e-Título application. only yesterday
[00:29:03] another 6 million today, in addition to 3 million
[00:29:07] justifications from voters who could not vote, who did not
[00:29:10] have to face lines. In addition, 15 million
[00:29:14] voters used the application to check
[00:29:17] their voting location, until late afternoon,
[00:29:20] 1543 ballot boxes needed to be replaced, which
[00:29:24] is equivalent to 0.28%
[00:29:27] of the total. Let's hear a snippet of the speech by the
[00:29:30] president of the TSE. 1121 ballot
[00:29:34] boxes replaced, totaling
[00:29:37] 0.2%. There is no manual voting in the
[00:29:41] country at this moment.
[00:29:43] In relation to disinformation,
[00:29:46] according to Sead's reports, there were
[00:29:50] 453 until
[00:29:53] 1 PM. Since
[00:29:55] August 16, there were approximately
[00:29:59] 2,800 occurrences. there is no record of deepfake
[00:30:03] related to presidential candidates that have gained
[00:30:06] relevance on social media.
[00:30:09] There are, therefore, the first information directly from
[00:30:13] Brasília. Thank you very much, Yuriascar, thank you for the words of the president of the
[00:30:17] TSE. Look, about a thousand ballot boxes needed to be replaced.
[00:30:20] 0.something, it's very little, that is, what is happening at this
[00:30:24] moment less than a minute before the end of the voting. If a person is in line to
[00:30:28] vote, they can enter at 5 o'clock, 5:05, 5:10, they
[00:30:32] will. if they were in line at 5 PM, they will be able to
[00:30:35] vote, this explains a little the delay in sending the data,
[00:30:39] right, because the electronic ballot box during all this time it was not connected to the internet,
[00:30:43] it was only connected to the power outlet, the electricity and even so it has a
[00:30:46] battery, Cris, we had cases like in São Paulo where
[00:30:50] there was a power outage, in Paraná, 14 cities were left in the...