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[00:00:00] is always sovereign, but I am very happy, 21 more days of work
[00:00:04] so that we can, once again, be victorious
[00:00:07] at the polls as we were, governor, will you seek support from any of the
[00:00:10] candidates who were not elected? I think so, I think it's natural, right, asking for everyone's support
[00:00:14] is humility, asking for everyone's support and support
[00:00:18] in the streets too, we know that this issue of vote transfer, right,
[00:00:21] when an election becomes polarized like the Brazilian election,
[00:00:24] Flávio also came out very strong in this election, he's doing
[00:00:28] very well in the election and... This shows that, right, the polarization
[00:00:32] that everyone bet wouldn't happen
[00:00:35] the dispute is for October happened, and in the Federal District it won't be different, it will be right against left and I'm sure that in the
[00:00:39] end we will bring back what the PT government was like here in the DF
[00:00:43] and how it will be now, right against left throughout the country, including in the
[00:00:46] Federal District, this was Celina Leão who we heard live
[00:00:50] here, she will face the PT candidate in the second
[00:00:53] round. We now have new information for you about
[00:00:57] the dispute for Senate seats in Bahia. Let's
[00:01:00] check: Rui Costa and Jaques Wagner, both from the
[00:01:03] Workers' Party, are securing the two seats in
[00:01:07] dispute, 29 and 27%,
[00:01:11] opportunities for respectively. Ballots counted, 78%, there
[00:01:14] in the state of Bahia and now, a quick look at Ceará.
[00:01:18] The dispute between Elmano de Freitas and Ciro Gomes is
[00:01:22] like this: 52 to 47, with
[00:01:26] 80% of the ballots counted.
[00:01:29] In the national scenario, we had another stalemate, we reached
[00:01:33] 90%, we reached 91, but we didn't pass that, look at the
[00:01:37] Senate seats in Ceará, Cidi Gomes and
[00:01:40] Luiziane securing their
[00:01:43] seats. And in
[00:01:46] Pernambuco,
[00:01:49] the dispute between Raquel Lira and João Campos is like this, with
[00:01:52] 87% of the ballots counted,
[00:01:54] 53 to
[00:01:56] 44.
[00:02:00] The Senate in Pernambuco,
[00:02:03] Humberto Costa, former Minister of Health for
[00:02:06] Lula, 27, 0.5%, and Marilia
[00:02:10] Rais from the PDT 24, so 27 to 24,
[00:02:13] Mendonça Filho is distant with
[00:02:16] 18%. And Eduardo da Fonte in
[00:02:19] fourth place, he's from the PP. We have a new partial for
[00:02:23] the presidency of the Republic, almost 92% of the ballots
[00:02:26] counted, the dispute is as follows.
[00:02:30] with 47, Lula with 44, Augusto
[00:02:33] Curi and Renan Santos did not reach
[00:02:36] 3%, in neither case.
[00:02:40] Lula goes up a little there, you see, he went up a little, one more point, a little more
[00:02:44] than one point, the distance is still big for Flávio Bolsonaro, we are
[00:02:47] curious to know the following, which states are still delivering
[00:02:51] 70% in the votes there to the TSE, which are the last ones to be
[00:02:54] counted that will make this difference of nine percentage
[00:02:58] points that are missing to reach the totality so we can have an
[00:03:01] idea of how far Flávio Bolsonaro's lead
[00:03:05] will really go in this race for the second round, this information
[00:03:09] would be fundamental, then we clearly see
[00:03:12] consolidated, already consolidating a second round
[00:03:15] scenario, with Flávio Bolsonaro reaching almost
[00:03:18] 48% of the voting intentions, Lula reaching
[00:03:22] 44% of the voting intentions, with a small
[00:03:25] growth now in this last screen and naturally
[00:03:29] stagnant. there in third and fourth we already knew that the result would more or less
[00:03:33] be this, the novelty, the unforeseen is that this
[00:03:37] result of Flávio Bolsonaro would lead him
[00:03:40] to the second round, that's it, that's the order, right, this could
[00:03:44] be the novelty that was celebrated by Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign
[00:03:47] throughout tonight, from the first minute
[00:03:50] until now, from 5 pm, from 5:20 pm, when the
[00:03:54] partials started until 8:30 pm, Flávio Bolsonaro did not leave the
[00:03:58] leadership, including in... Taina Farfan's information is that the
[00:04:02] mood at Lula's headquarters is one of apprehension. The
[00:04:06] colleague who has made a campaign is already working with the possibility of a second round, according to Taíná, but not with Flávio
[00:04:10] Bolsonaro in the lead, that is, she believes in a turnaround with these 9%
[00:04:14] of votes yet to come. There is a meeting to discuss strategies tomorrow
[00:04:18] in Brasília and remembering that Brazilian elections are
[00:04:21] observed by the whole world. There are 150
[00:04:24] international observers from more than
[00:04:27] made the 20 countries present in Brazil. Notice that during.
[00:04:30] the entire counting process, we are now at
[00:04:33] 3:30 am, at no point
[00:04:37] did Lula appear in the lead of the
[00:04:40] dispute, right, always there in second place, with
[00:04:44] millions of votes behind Flávio Bolsonaro, this is really
[00:04:48] a surprising result and one that was not predicted by
[00:04:52] any polling institute. Great, we
[00:04:54] now have a look at Minas Gerais to see how the dispute
[00:04:58] is going there. Cleitinho Azevedo, update for you, ballots counted
[00:05:02] 88%,
[00:05:05] 55 for Cleitinho, 26 for Patruza Ananias and
[00:05:08] the Senate seats, ah Cleitinho is speaking at this moment, let's hear him.
[00:05:13] God, God, my faith and God the
[00:05:15] people,
[00:05:18] I already said that I would support Flav,
[00:05:20] the transition
[00:05:23] of your government, now this transition process,
[00:05:26] are you already thinking about names for the secretariat, how are you thinking
[00:05:29] about this, we haven't talked about the secretariat yet, unless we already said that
[00:05:33] the Secretary of Education will be a woman, she will be from the department, she will be a career
[00:05:36] civil servant and from tomorrow we will sit down and start, this is the focus
[00:05:40] now, we will make a transition.
[00:06:12] years of being a green grocer, I became governor, it was my faith
[00:06:15] what
[00:06:18] Cleitinho, what message do you send to your voters
[00:06:22] and also to those people who did not vote for you, you who throughout the journey said that
[00:06:26] you have no political side, just what is best, you will unite, my side is
[00:06:29] the population, my side, because people, when there's a hole, when there's health
[00:06:33] both on the left and on the right need the governor, need
[00:06:36] the mayor, need the president and as I told you, I want to be an example for this country here so that
[00:06:40] we can pacify this country. We are one people, as
[00:06:44] governor I have an obligation to govern for everyone, for those who voted and for those who didn't, rest assured
[00:06:48] that I will honor everyone, including those who didn't believe, I will do a humble job,
[00:06:52] a competent job so that the person who didn't believe will say in 4 years: You
[00:06:56] changed my opinion, I will do it. This was Cleitinho Azevedo, already speaking directly from
[00:06:59] Belo Horizonte as elected governor, although neither the Regional Electoral
[00:07:03] Court of Minas nor the TCE mathematically confirm this
[00:07:06] information. Look, Edu, we just commented,
[00:07:10] we asked ourselves which states are yet to deliver votes to
[00:07:14] verify if there is a prospect of Lula's growth
[00:07:17] still within this margin of 10%,
[00:07:20] nine something percent missing to complete the total votes for the
[00:07:24] presidency of the republic, our production in Brasília informs that
[00:07:27] votes are yet to arrive from Bahia and
[00:07:30] Alagoas, two notoriously Lula-friendly states,
[00:07:34] where he has in Bahia, for example, he has a very high voting intention
[00:07:37] and Alagoas also, I doubt, I don't
[00:07:40] believe at this moment by the mathematics of things that it is possible
[00:07:44] to even tie with Flávio Bolsonaro, but I think
[00:07:48] that the number, Lula's performance improves as
[00:07:51] the votes from Alagoas and Bahia arrive and are
[00:07:55] totaled there at the Superior Electoral Court, our
[00:07:59] production also informs that these states are already around
[00:08:03] count, therefore little is missing, they delivered almost everything
[00:08:07] they had to deliver, exactly, little is missing, but just to address the
[00:08:10] issue to be able to understand. this disparity between what
[00:08:14] was foreseen and what finally appeared at the polls, of elected governors
[00:08:18] tonight we heard Daniel Vilela, just now, Cleitinho Azevedo has just
[00:08:22] spoken as elected governor, although we still need a few
[00:08:25] minutes for this mathematical confirmation, but it's moving towards that
[00:08:29] anyway, there's not much chance of a turnaround and now let's see the Senate seats
[00:08:32] in Minas Gerais, please, because Cleitinho is
[00:08:36] from the Republicans and for the Senate you
[00:08:39] should have PL and PT. if
[00:08:42] Carlos Viana does not turn around
[00:08:46] Maria Campos today is an extremely popular figure in Minas Gerais, she
[00:08:50] is a former mayor of Contagem, she was the candidate that Lula
[00:08:54] wanted, after he gave up on Rodrigo Pacheco, he wanted Marília
[00:08:58] Campos to face Cleitinho, she didn't
[00:09:02] accept, she preferred to dispute the Senate, she thought it was
[00:09:05] a more guaranteed electoral result, as Lula
[00:09:08] really needs a favorable Senate. in
[00:09:12] case, in case he gets a fourth term as president of the republic,
[00:09:16] so it was agreed that Marilia Campos would dispute
[00:09:19] the Senate, precisely, look there, she reaches almost
[00:09:22] 20% of the votes there in Minas Gerais, she will certainly
[00:09:26] take the second seat alongside Domingo Sávio, a very well-known public
[00:09:30] figure, a strong representative of the PL
[00:09:33] who reaches 25% of the votes in Minas Gerais where the
[00:09:37] PL is a very relevant force and where the right-wing
[00:09:41] conservatism is... At this moment it is hegemonic in Minas Gerais. In Rio
[00:09:44] de Janeiro, how is the dispute for the state government going, huh? From Minas we go to
[00:09:48] Rio. Look there Douglas Ruas from the PL who took the
[00:09:52] lead in all the counting of this first round, leaving Eduardo Pais
[00:09:55] in second position. We have an
[00:09:58] evident second round appearing,
[00:10:01] 49 to 42. Evident where when it gets close to
[00:10:05] 50, right? That's the point eh, because when you say something
[00:10:08] like that, I immediately look at how much is missing, right? A lot is missing, a little
[00:10:12] is still missing. Rio de Janeiro is a very large electoral college, it will be a surprise to
[00:10:15] define Rio in the first round, huh, look, there was
[00:10:19] a complete turnaround from what the polling institutes said, exactly
[00:10:23] notice eh the... institutes that
[00:10:26] that assured the following:
[00:10:29] in valid votes, Eduardo Paiz would pass
[00:10:32] 50%. Notice that none of
[00:10:36] that happened, you see that polls are one thing, urns are another,
[00:10:39] polls, the institutes insist on repeating, it's
[00:10:42] a snapshot of the moment, the voter at the time of the urn decides
[00:10:46] differently, nothing is guaranteed, if Garotinho's votes had been computed,
[00:10:49] maybe things would have already been decided, yes there was still this factor, you're right, there was
[00:10:53] this factor that influenced it and
[00:10:58] there was this factor that influenced it and curiously it was said
[00:11:02] that the withdrawal of Garotinho's votes would favor Eduardo Paiz, I found it a bit
[00:11:06] intriguing because they are center-right votes, right, I found
[00:11:10] it improbable that they would go to Eduardo Pais, but if all of them were annulled,
[00:11:13] this would favor Eduardo Pais, which is not what we are seeing, and
[00:11:16] the Senate seats for Rio de Janeiro, how are they
[00:11:20] Janeiro, como é que
[00:11:22] doing? Remembering that there in Santa Catarina... Jair Bolsonaro's
[00:11:26] youngest son, Renan, who is a councilman, is
[00:11:29] mathematically elected, mathematically elected to the
[00:11:33] federal chamber, federal deputy, Renan,
[00:11:36] Renan, who is a councilman, I understand, there are so many Renans in our
[00:11:39] lives, Jair Renan, sorry, sorry, Jair Renan,
[00:11:43] so you have Jair Renan as elected federal deputy, you have Carlos
[00:11:47] Bolsonaro, elected senator, Michele
[00:11:49] Bolsonaro, elected senator and
[00:11:52] Flávio Bolsonaro leading the dispute.
[00:11:55] second round until this moment, look at Rio de Janeiro, we are
[00:11:59] talking about Brazil while you look at the picture of Rio, because
[00:12:02] Benedita da Silva was the clear favorite, first,
[00:12:06] with a huge distance from the others, notice, look, again,
[00:12:09] PL PL, Federal District, PL, PL, look, the PL
[00:12:13] will be a power in the new Senate, it's important to observe
[00:12:17] this movement, because if, together with
[00:12:20] Flávio Bolsonaro, eventually elected in
[00:12:24] the second round, we will have a... a tremendous shift in
[00:12:27] Brazilian politics, if this consolidates, but there is still a second
[00:12:30] round ahead, what is important to say is that again the PL
[00:12:34] sends two representatives eh
[00:12:36] to the Senate in this first round. We're going to take a quick trip to Pará,
[00:12:40] remembering that now at 8:42 pm, you have 92% of the
[00:12:44] ballots counted for the presidency of the republic and 12
[00:12:47] governors elected or re-elected. This is how we enter Sunday
[00:12:51] night. Dr. Daniel from Podemos has
[00:12:54] 50.2% against Hanagando MDB
[00:12:57] 45% in Pará and for the
[00:13:01] Senate
[00:13:04] Élder Barbalho from the MDB 25%, delegate
[00:13:08] Éder Mauro with
[00:13:10] 22.85%.
[00:13:13] Governors, the dispute for governor in the state of Rio
[00:13:17] Grande do Norte, Alison from the União, 36%.
[00:13:21] Cadu de Lula from the PT, 36%. Now yes.
[00:13:25] Exactly, now it's more similar to what was expected, right, Alison in the
[00:13:29] lead, Cadu eh from Lula in
[00:13:33] second position, but here they are almost tied, vote for vote
[00:13:36] almost, right, 3670, 3631,
[00:13:40] 679,000 votes and 671,000 votes, a
[00:13:44] difference of less than 8,000 votes from one to the other, Edu,
[00:13:47] great, we now have the Senate of Rio Grande do Norte, please,
[00:13:50] favor,
[00:13:54] there it is... Valentim from Podemos with 29 and
[00:13:57] Samanda de Lula from the PT with
[00:13:59] 17.73%.
[00:14:02] Look, we have information from São Paulo for the Senate, because Guilherme Derrite has the most
[00:14:06] votes for the Senate so far,
[00:14:10] it's 12,746
[00:14:13] thousand votes, it's historic,
[00:14:15] 30.61%. André do Prado from the PL
[00:14:19] has 29.28%,
[00:14:21] the two seats of the two candidates from Tarciso de Freitas in this.
[00:14:25] electoral dispute Tarcísio who was re-elected already in the first round eh these are
[00:14:28] these elected senators now interesting to observe, right, Edu, you call my
[00:14:32] attention when you say with great emphasis 12
[00:14:36] million votes is crazy how many votes are needed to elect a
[00:14:39] senator in São Paulo, a very large electoral college, you see
[00:14:43] 30% of the votes is approximately what Michele Bolsonaro
[00:14:46] conquered there in Brasília, right, however, they are not millions of votes, but in São Paulo the
[00:14:50] battle is different, so see Guilherme Derrite ahead
[00:14:54] with... a very expressive vote, he who is a
[00:14:57] hardliner in public security, will reach the
[00:15:01] Senate with a very strong discourse in this direction, we will have
[00:15:04] eh eh a presence of the
[00:15:08] parties of the right-wing field expressive in the
[00:15:12] Senate, Guilherme Derrite who was a man
[00:15:15] of public security in the state of São Paulo, André do Prado, a doer of works
[00:15:19] of the Tarcísio de Freitas government, Guilherme Derrite addresses the
[00:15:23] main agenda, the main. indication, the main fear of the
[00:15:26] Brazilian, which is the fear of violence, right, so the public security
[00:15:30] agenda was leading and Derrite who
[00:15:33] was secretary of public security of the state of São
[00:15:36] Paulo. goes to the Senate and he was a federal deputy,
[00:15:40] on leave, in fact, he even left the position of secretary of security to
[00:15:43] go to the Senate to the Chamber of Deputies, precisely to vote on the end of
[00:15:47] prisoners' temporary release on holidays.
[00:15:50] This is the situation, therefore, defined in São Paulo,
[00:15:53] 50 million valid votes computed. there's a second round in
[00:15:57] Acre, let's go there.
[00:16:01] Mailsa Assis, from the PP, will face Alan Rique from the
[00:16:04] Republicans, with 99.90.
[00:16:07] 1% of the ballots counted at this moment,
[00:16:12] 25th, second round also defined
[00:16:16] in Rio Grande do Norte.
[00:16:19] Alison from União and Cadu de Lula, after a quick
[00:16:23] inversion, because Cadu until just now was leading,
[00:16:26] finally, it defined a total tie, right? 36 to
[00:16:30] 36, look there, they start
[00:16:32] campaigning tomorrow, but the electoral advertising starts
[00:16:36] on Thursday. Well remembered, let's go
[00:16:39] now to the Senate of Rio Grande do
[00:16:41] Norte,
[00:16:45] Senate of Rio Grande do Norte, please,
[00:16:46] gentileza,
[00:16:50] there are Stevenson Valentim, Samanda de
[00:16:53] Lula, no change, new numbers for the presidency,
[00:16:57] please, we reached 93% of the ballots
[00:16:59] counted, Flávio Bolsonaro remains in the lead with
[00:17:02] 47%, almost 48 and Lula
[00:17:06] 44. four percentage points separate
[00:17:09] them, 52, 116 million
[00:17:12] votes counted, the change is that Caiado disappeared and
[00:17:16] Renan entered in fourth position, but look
[00:17:20] Lula goes up a bit there, huh, he reduced the distance to three percentage
[00:17:23] points, it was seven, then it came to six, then
[00:17:27] it came to five, and now it is a difference of four percentage
[00:17:31] points, but still a much lower result than
[00:17:35] expected for the incumbent. for the president of the
[00:17:38] republic who has the pen in his hand, who is trying for a
[00:17:42] re-election, the man with a very long public
[00:17:45] trajectory and than Flávio Bolsonaro, who is much younger than
[00:17:48] Lula, right, eh, also has a personal
[00:17:52] history, a public history completely different from Lula's, however,
[00:17:55] a new leadership, an indication from his father for the position
[00:17:59] of president of the republic for as a candidate and Lula
[00:18:03] trying for his fourth term there with... a
[00:18:06] disadvantage of four points behind Flávio. The elected governor
[00:18:09] of Rio Grande do Sul, Luciano Zuco speaks at this moment, let's hear him.
[00:18:13] Counselors, our coordination teams,
[00:18:17] communication, cabinet,
[00:18:20] logistics, mobilization, to everyone
[00:18:22] who helped build this victory, this
[00:18:26] historic victory. And have patience with
[00:18:30] some of my flaws, but as
[00:18:33] no one does anything alone, I already want
[00:18:35] to anticipate that I will seek to assemble
[00:18:39] a great team for the government, we will
[00:18:42] govern with the best,
[00:18:45] melhores,
[00:18:49] expect from me everything I have, my
[00:18:53] dedication, my soul, my
[00:18:55] energy, my love for this
[00:18:57] land, I will honor these
[00:19:00] people, this land, let's go Rio
[00:19:03] Grande,
[00:19:09] questions are open in Porto
[00:19:12] Alegre Luciano Zuco speaking at this moment
[00:19:16] in Porto Alegre celebrating victory already in the first round just to remind
[00:19:19] you there appeared Deputy Marcel FunRaten who
[00:19:22] is also from the New Party and who is a candidate for the
[00:19:26] Senate and probably will be elected, we still have to check
[00:19:30] again the Senate there in Rio, we can show right now a screen of the
[00:19:34] Senate if Deputy Marcel Fon Raten appears
[00:19:37] who is a representative of the right, a
[00:19:41] representative of the New Party who
[00:19:44] runs for, tries to leave the federal chamber to reach
[00:19:48] the Senate, will the Senate seats in Rio Grande do Sul, please,
[00:19:52] if we have them ready, great, but Luciano Zuco has just
[00:19:55] celebrated the victory in Porto Alegre, he is the third elected or re-elected governor
[00:19:59] to speak tonight, Sanderson from the PL and Marcelo van
[00:20:02] Raten, exactly, guaranteeing their seats, both with
[00:20:05] 30, 30 per...
[00:20:07] of the votes for the Senate, therefore, Deputy Marcel manages to be elected to the Senate,
[00:20:11] they left former minister of Lula Pimenta Pimenta
[00:20:15] will be a federal deputy, former minister during
[00:20:18] the the whole case, the whole case of January 8th is not the
[00:20:22] catastrophe of the rains there in Rio Grande do Sul,
[00:20:25] Paulo Pimenta began to govern directly, so to speak,
[00:20:29] from Rio Grande do Sul and there he sought, imagined that he would be
[00:20:33] projected to a candidacy of... even of governor, to dispute the state
[00:20:37] government, it was nothing like that, nothing like that happened, he
[00:20:40] went back there to the Chamber of Deputies
[00:20:43] and cannot even advance to the
[00:20:47] Senate. The dispute now for the government of
[00:20:51] Bahia,
[00:20:56] in Bahia, Gerónimo Rodrigues from the PT has 54% of the
[00:20:59] votes, ACM Neto Dunião has
[00:21:02] 44%, 82% of the ballots
[00:21:06] counted in the state of Bahia, let's see the Senate
[00:21:08] seats,
[00:21:14] the Senate seats, now from Bahia,
[00:21:18] Rui Costa and Jax Wagner. maintain the lead, seven
[00:21:22] points ahead of the third placed, Jaques Wagner is, they are
[00:21:25] virtually elected to the Senate, the minister
[00:21:29] the leader of Lula, virtually elected to the
[00:21:32] Senate, therefore, two PT members, an exception
[00:21:35] there in general, in the overall count, the
[00:21:39] Brazilian right-wing conservatism does not demonstrate an
[00:21:42] enormity of votes only in the dispute for the presidency of the republic, placing Flávio
[00:21:46] Bolsonaro in the lead with almost 5 million votes ahead of Lula.
[00:21:50] but Erica Hilton, for example, is surpassing 1,400
[00:21:53] thousand votes, sorry, I wanted to talk about Nicolas Ferreira and Lucas
[00:21:57] Pavanato, who are the most voted federal deputy
[00:22:00] candidates in the history of the country. On the
[00:22:03] other hand, you have Erica Hilton, surpassing
[00:22:06] 1.4%, 1.4 million votes,
[00:22:10] becoming the most voted woman in the history of the Chamber of
[00:22:13] Deputies, 90% Erica Hilton who is the author of the proposal
[00:22:17] to end the working day. 6 to 1,
[00:22:21] right, it's interesting to observe that some parliamentarians
[00:22:24] are boosted by their theses, in Erica Hilton's case
[00:22:28] this seems to be one of the factors that allow her to
[00:22:32] have such projection, she is extremely popular,
[00:22:35] a project that should be put to a vote in the Senate this week, exactly, in
[00:22:38] fact it resumes the final stage, which is
[00:22:42] to take to the plenary 6 to 1, the end of the 6x1 workday has already been approved in the
[00:22:46] Chamber, the Senate is missing, the Senate puts it to a vote this
[00:22:49] Tuesday. Davi told Columbri, the process resumes,
[00:22:52] right, not that it will be voted on exactly on Tuesday, but the process resumes, you
[00:22:56] will now hear the re-elected governor of São Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas, let's
[00:22:59] hear him, I wanted to speak
[00:23:02] looking into the eyes of each of
[00:23:05] you, speak to your hearts
[00:23:08] and the first thing I need to say is
[00:23:12] thank you very much, thank you for everything, thank you for the affection
[00:23:16] of each of you, today's day.
[00:23:21] First, it's a day of gratitude, to express
[00:23:24] this gratitude, first gratitude to
[00:23:26] God, who is the Lord of all, he is the one who governs
[00:23:30] our lives and I place all projects in the hands of the
[00:23:33] Lord, it is he who gives us rest
[00:23:37] at the time of rest, it is he who gives us
[00:23:41] strength, it is he who gives us courage, it is he who leads
[00:23:44] us, to him all honor and all glory,
[00:23:48] amen.
[00:24:20] of this family,
[00:24:31] I really consider myself a privileged person, I have to
[00:24:35] thank very, very much the
[00:24:38] leaders who are here, thank very much the
[00:24:41] mayors, several mayors present here,
[00:24:44] mayors who always inspire us, mayors with whom I learn every
[00:24:48] day. "I have to thank the
[00:24:52] mayors here, I will do this through Ricardo, this great
[00:24:56] difference, a guy who is the synthesis of what our mayors
[00:25:00] of São Paulo are, a guy who wakes up very early, goes to sleep very late,
[00:25:04] accessible, cares about people and this is how our mayors
[00:25:08] who are present here are, you opened the doors
[00:25:12] of your municipalities to me, you worked very
[00:25:15] hard to convince people, you
[00:25:17] difference,
[00:25:20] making the victory speech and calling for integration with municipalities, with
[00:25:24] a bench in the Federal Chamber and with the two senators who are
[00:25:27] on his left and right that he managed to elect tonight,
[00:25:31] look, we are giving special deference to Mayor Ricardo Nunes, the
[00:25:35] wife is very classic of Governor
[00:25:38] Tarcísio, now he takes back with all strength the government of São
[00:25:42] Paulo, there is an elected governor in Paraná, huh, that definition we didn't know
[00:25:45] if it would go or not to the second round, Sérgio Moro is the new
[00:25:49] governor. The people of Paraná, there's no turning back, it's
[00:25:52] official 50.11, remember that we say 50%
[00:25:56] plus one 50.11%
[00:25:59] of valid votes is one more vote.
[00:26:02] 3,124,000 valid votes, it's
[00:26:06] 6,820, senator of the republic, that's
[00:26:10] exactly what it means to say that he surpassed the sum of his opponents,
[00:26:14] right? Senator of the republic, former Minister of Justice, career judge, federal
[00:26:18] judge, he disengaged from office back then during the Bolsonaro
[00:26:21] government, he had a meteoric
[00:26:24] rise, but a huge collision with the government of Jair
[00:26:28] Bolsonaro that made
[00:26:31] them both turn. right enemies, suddenly
[00:26:34] Jair Bolsonaro himself asks Flávio to
[00:26:38] Sérgio to commit to Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign
[00:26:41] and he accepts. Let's hear what Moro said
[00:26:44] a little while ago.
[00:26:47] To all my friends from Paraná, I was very touched,
[00:26:51] I was emotional for this
[00:26:55] victory. And we will work for all
[00:26:58] of you, all of you. You can
[00:27:01] count on me in the state
[00:27:04] government so that we can build a great future for
[00:27:07] the state of Paraná, a land of freedom, a
[00:27:11] land of
[00:27:13] all Paraná residents, everyone, this
[00:27:17] was Sérgio Moro listening directly from
[00:27:20] Curitiba celebrating victory at this moment, where
[00:27:23] are we going now?
[00:27:25] We are now going to a new partial for the presidency of the Republic,
[00:27:29] you see the definition of... second round, we will follow, therefore, the numbers
[00:27:33] that define, define this second round at 8:57
[00:27:37] PM, definition of second
[00:27:40] round for the presidency of the republic and we will confirm these
[00:27:43] data live with you directly from there, it's interesting how frank
[00:27:47] and fast the counting was, some talked about 9 PM,
[00:27:51] 9:30 PM, none of that, let's go, let's
[00:27:54] confirm all this together now,
[00:27:57] in multiplatform coverage. informs from
[00:28:01] now on, come follow with us, you are our guest to confirm these
[00:28:05] data now. We are live with you within the spectacular
[00:28:08] Sunday in multiplatform coverage this Sunday
[00:28:12] night, Cristina Lemos by my side, to announce at
[00:28:15] 8:57 PM today, the second
[00:28:18] round is defined in the dispute for the presidency of the republic. Let's go to the
[00:28:21] data, with 96.60%
[00:28:24] of the ballot boxes counted, which means
[00:28:26] more than 120, almost 121 million votes.
[00:28:30] valid, Flávio Bolsonaro goes to the second round ahead
[00:28:34] with 47.50%
[00:28:36] of the votes, and Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of the PT, in second
[00:28:40] position with 44.61%
[00:28:43] of the votes. Flávio led the
[00:28:46] dispute from the first to the last moment until this
[00:28:49] definition, remembering that there are still 4% of the ballot boxes
[00:28:53] to be counted, but the decision
[00:28:56] is defined precisely for a second round, plus 21 days of campaign.
[00:29:00] for both sides, the truth of the
[00:29:03] result that surprises, because it was not foreseen by
[00:29:06] any research institute, Lula,
[00:29:09] arriving, about three percentage points behind
[00:29:13] Flávio for this second round, a dispute that
[00:29:16] will be very tough and should demand a lot, for example,
[00:29:19] from Governor Tarcísio de Freitas, it will demand that he
[00:29:23] comes to Flávio Bolsonaro's platform, and Lula
[00:29:26] will also be much more demanded, he will have to try to make
[00:29:29] a composition there. larger to see if he can face the opponent
[00:29:33] who takes off for the second round in the lead, 47%
[00:29:37] of the votes, a result that greatly surprises
[00:29:40] for this this end, this
[00:29:43] conclusion of the first round, Edu, 3 million votes separate
[00:29:47] Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, remembering that in
[00:29:50] the 2022 dispute, in the second round, Lula
[00:29:53] won with 2 million, 100 thousand votes difference,
[00:29:57] so this difference is more elastic now in the... first
[00:30:01] round, everything will be defined on October 25th, our
[00:30:04] reporters from both sides of the campaign say that Flávio
[00:30:08] Bolsonaro celebrated throughout the day each new partial, the fact of
[00:30:12] leading the dispute. On the other hand, Lula's campaign was apprehensive
[00:30:16] believing that it would end this Sunday in the lead,
[00:30:19] but that's not what happens with 3 million votes difference
[00:30:23] between them. It's a political jargon to say that the second
[00:30:26] round is another election, why? Because the others leave with...
[00:30:30] currents, there is a repositioning of political forces, but the
[00:30:34] context is of very crystallized votes,
[00:30:37] polarized votes, both on Flávio Bolsonaro's
[00:30:41] side and on Lula's side, the challenge for President
[00:30:45] Lula is where to find new votes to try
[00:30:47] to turn the game around, what alliances to make with the
[00:30:51] alternative candidates who left if they were not elected in this
[00:30:54] first round, certainly there are few chances, what other
[00:30:57] alliances?