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[00:00:00] of breast milk, if the nutrients have not been heated,
[00:00:03] but there will already be losses, right, of
[00:00:07] bioactive compounds and immunological compounds.
[00:00:10] However, there is a great microbiological risk in this
[00:00:13] process, that is, of contamination. And here
[00:00:17] an important warning comes. She started doing it, she thought it was
[00:00:20] good, there is no scientific
[00:00:23] knowledge. So what we recommend is precisely that
[00:00:27] people do not go around following curious people who are
[00:00:31] doing it, oh, I did it with my son, it worked for mine, it will work for
[00:00:34] everyone's, it's not like that, always ask the pediatrician,
[00:00:38] clear your doubts with the pediatrician who will be ready to answer,
[00:00:42] I saw several recipes of various
[00:00:44] forms, eh, but I went to seek help from my pediatrician who
[00:00:48] I trust, right, she studied for this, to guide
[00:00:51] me, so that I don't have any problems with my baby, let's
[00:00:55] seek guidance from those who really have it, right, to
[00:00:58] pass on to us.
[00:01:05] What an
[00:01:06] impressive image,
[00:01:12] an adult brown bear attacked a car on
[00:01:16] Ocaido Island in Japan. The
[00:01:18] animal, which was with its cub, felt
[00:01:22] threatened by the vehicle
[00:01:24] 24th. and attacked it to protect its
[00:01:26] offspring. There were at least three.
[00:01:30] After the driver stopped
[00:01:33] animal to in the car, Mama
[00:01:35] Bear
[00:01:38] fled the road with the cub.
[00:01:42] Despite the fright
[00:01:44] maybe a decade, the of this unexpected encounter and the damage caused to the
[00:01:48] car, no one was
[00:01:50] injured.
[00:01:54] Cabrini, now we are going to talk about an event that is a chance for
[00:01:57] dialogue, the adjustment in... the relationship or
[00:02:01] even meeting a new love. Well, Manu. The
[00:02:05] Walk of Love 2026, organized by the School of Love of
[00:02:08] my opponent, what kind of Record, is coming. It is already in its tenth edition
[00:02:12] and has accumulated an audience of over 1 million
[00:02:15] people.
[00:02:19] Thousands of people in all Brazilian states
[00:02:23] and around the world. All in
[00:02:26] search of healthier relationships. "Silence
[00:02:30] has distanced couples, silence has
[00:02:33] cooled relationships and
[00:02:36] this at a time when there has never been so many tools for
[00:02:39] communication, right? But it seems that the basic, which is conversation, looking
[00:02:43] into each other's eyes, listening
[00:02:46] Strip. On October carefully, has been forgotten by people, sometimes
[00:02:49] the person doesn't know how to dialogue, she
[00:02:53] talks, she talks, she complains, she
[00:02:56] fights, but she doesn't know how to dialogue".
[00:03:01] The fear of losing the chance to
[00:03:03] left, you can see the ask Adriana to be his girlfriend prevented Leandro from speaking
[00:03:07] openly about his own feelings and
[00:03:10] especially about the future,
[00:03:14] there wasn't much dialogue, I didn't know how to
[00:03:18] talk much, I closed
[00:03:20] myself off a lot, you knew the problem existed, I knew the problem existed
[00:03:24] but I with shyness
[00:03:27] and... being uncommunicative is
[00:03:31] difficult, right, because at the same time you talk, you want
[00:03:35] feedback, you want a response, and when a person doesn't communicate,
[00:03:39] right, we can't reach a conclusion, a common
[00:03:42] goal, it was
[00:03:44] blue light beam penetrates the thinking of giving people like Leandro and Adriana an
[00:03:47] opportunity for a deep conversation, to
[00:03:51] get to know each other better, that the School of
[00:03:54] Love, The Love School, organizes the Walk of
[00:03:57] Love, an event that reaches
[00:04:00] its tenth edition and began in 2012
[00:04:04] with only one couple. The first walk
[00:04:07] of love only had two people, me and Cristiano
[00:04:11] having a little more vision brings 24th. alone. The idea came from a book I read that challenged the
[00:04:15] couple to leave their natural environment,
[00:04:19] go to a place like a separate park where they didn't usually
[00:04:22] go and talk about
[00:04:25] topics not from everyday life, but deeper
[00:04:29] topics. What is working in our
[00:04:31] relationship, what would you like to change, what do I
[00:04:35] do that annoys you and vice-versa, right? We had been married for a long time,
[00:04:38] but the questions led us
[00:04:41] to places we had never been, never thought we
[00:04:45] needed to, right? So it was a time in the park that
[00:04:49] I felt very valued by Renato,
[00:04:52] right? We never
[00:04:54] had this moment just the
[00:04:58] two of us, we had already gone out. But there it was just me
[00:05:02] and Renato, without cell phones, without anyone and
[00:05:06] these moments without technology are really rare today
[00:05:09] . A survey published by the Association
[00:05:12] for Psychological Science in the United States analyzed
[00:05:16] participants aged between 10 and 94
[00:05:20] years. The conclusion is frightening: digital communication,
[00:05:23] like social media, is increasingly common. Meanwhile,
[00:05:26] conversations between people
[00:05:30] have decreased. Between 2005 and
[00:05:33] 2019, there was a drop of almost
[00:05:36] 340 words spoken per
[00:05:40] day, per year. This represents
[00:05:43] more than 120,000 unspoken
[00:05:46] words. We see that sometimes people do this
[00:05:50] even to avoid confrontation, because
[00:05:53] in the text, the person writes in a more
[00:05:56] objective way many times,
[00:06:00] she doesn't need to show how she
[00:06:03] feels, right, she is behind a screen, when
[00:06:07] you break communication, you create a distance, you can be living
[00:06:10] with someone, sleeping next to them, but... you are not intimate with them,
[00:06:14] because effective communication is missing, so silence has
[00:06:18] been a great killer of
[00:06:20] marriages.
[00:06:23] If we add up the audience of the nine editions held until
[00:06:26] today, the Walk of Love gathered more than
[00:06:29] 1.1 million people, the next one
[00:06:32] already has a date set, it will be on Saturday, October
[00:06:37] outubro.
[00:06:40] The Walk of Love will take place all over Brazil, in the capitals
[00:06:43] and main cities of all states, more than 100
[00:06:46] countries, take this morning
[00:06:49] to spend with your spouse and go with an open
[00:06:52] mind, let's work on our
[00:06:55] relationship. In the city of São Paulo, the Walk of
[00:06:59] Love 2026 will occupy Vila Lobos Park
[00:07:03] in the west side of the capital, with
[00:07:05] thousands of couples seeking better dialogue, better
[00:07:09] relationships, also with singles
[00:07:12] looking for the ideal partner. Atos
[00:07:16] is one of the singles who will participate in this year's
[00:07:20] Walk of Love. A conducive environment is where
[00:07:24] someone can find another person who can
[00:07:27] help them, right, to grow in all
[00:07:30] senses, not only to be helped, but to help
[00:07:33] too. Leandro and Adriana
[00:07:36] participated for the first time last year, while
[00:07:40] preparing to ask
[00:07:43] Adriana to be his girlfriend, Leandro kept a secret for
[00:07:46] fear of losing her. He was on the organ transplant
[00:07:50] waiting list. When I found out I had
[00:07:52] a kidney problem, for me
[00:07:55] it was a very strong setback that I
[00:07:59] wasn't a disease I didn't want. At first
[00:08:03] I didn't say anything, I said a little later. She's a nurse, she saw
[00:08:07] the fistula. Sometimes you already imagine what the other
[00:08:10] person will think and sometimes it's nothing.
[00:08:13] It's not what we form in our
[00:08:15] minds,
[00:08:17] so he kept getting better, then I realized that
[00:08:21] little by little he communicated more,
[00:08:24] loosened up more.
[00:08:27] Learning to share problems, anxieties and
[00:08:30] plans for the future strengthened their union. The
[00:08:33] news of the compatible donor arrived on the same day they had
[00:08:37] a picnic in the park and a long reflection on the future
[00:08:41] of their relationship, in the Walk of Love of
[00:08:44] 2025.
[00:08:47] when I received the news of the transplant, she supported me in
[00:08:50] everything, always by my side, always
[00:08:53] giving me strength, always, always. It was a mix of
[00:08:57] feelings, right, that day,
[00:09:00] joy,
[00:09:03] right, that fear along with
[00:09:06] it, a little fear,
[00:09:09] scared, the next day he... already had the
[00:09:12] surgery, Leandro and Adriana got
[00:09:16] married, she is 5 months pregnant with Benício
[00:09:20] and will be at Vila Lobos Park on October
[00:09:24] I'm sure it will be very good,
[00:09:28] just like last year's, right, those
[00:09:31] questions helped us so much,
[00:09:34] yes, this year, the Walk of
[00:09:38] Love brings a novelty, the
[00:09:41] questions created to lead participants to
[00:09:44] deeper, more meaningful conversations
[00:09:48] will be accessed digitally,
[00:09:51] everything will be in an application, and the most
[00:09:55] interesting thing is that this idea of the questions came from the
[00:09:58] couple's own experience who created the
[00:10:01] event. We thought, right, gee, we
[00:10:05] could take this idea to other couples
[00:10:08] and it will help many people, we started to elaborate
[00:10:12] questions. eh that we know would
[00:10:15] help people to reach the topics we
[00:10:19] reached there, you often don't realize what you do that
[00:10:23] irritates the other person and... the other person sometimes doesn't tell you,
[00:10:26] because they want to avoid confrontation, they want to avoid an
[00:10:29] unpleasant moment? If you want more information about the
[00:10:33] Love Walk 2026, just go to the page
[00:10:37] caminhadadoamor.com
[00:10:39] or access the QR code that you see now on the screen,
[00:10:42] there you will find everything about the event and about the
[00:10:46] participant kits that are different for married
[00:10:50] and
[00:10:51] single people.
[00:10:54] Atos has his kit in hand and is already thinking about an
[00:10:58] important step, changing the color of his
[00:11:01] t-shirt for next year's Walk of Love,
[00:11:04] for sure I'm super ready, here
[00:11:08] is my t-shirt, it's already ready, right, for singles
[00:11:11] for now, I believe that next year it will be for
[00:11:14] married, right, with faith in God and I'm ready also for
[00:11:18] the questions that I have no idea what they are, but I'm sure it will help me in some
[00:11:22] way.
[00:11:25] The Iguaçu Falls walkway was closed today due to the large
[00:11:28] volume of water. The Iguaçu River released about
[00:11:32] 8 million 800 thousand liters of water per second in the
[00:11:36] morning. It is almost six times the normal volume. The increase is
[00:11:39] a consequence of the heavy rains that hit Paraná in recent
[00:11:42] days. According to the park administration, visitation continues
[00:11:46] normally. This week, the world remembered the
[00:11:50] attack by the Hamas terrorist group on Israel 3
[00:11:53] years ago. More than 1,000 people died in the bloodiest attack
[00:11:57] since the creation of the state of Israel, those who live near the border still
[00:12:00] feel fear and
[00:12:01] insecurity.
[00:12:10] Images that still draw the world's attention 3 years
[00:12:14] later.
[00:12:17] It was 6:29 AM on October 7,
[00:12:20] 2023. On the border between Israel and the Gaza
[00:12:24] Strip. Silence is broken by a surprise attack of
[00:12:28] unprecedented proportions in the
[00:12:29] region.
[00:12:34] This Israeli army base guards the weapons used in the
[00:12:37] massacre. Here are some of the many
[00:12:40] machine guns and rocket launchers seized by the
[00:12:44] military.
[00:12:48] The army lieutenant shows a document found in Gaza
[00:12:52] with the plan of attack on Israel.
[00:12:55] It contains maps of the Israeli communities
[00:12:58] near the border, most affected by the
[00:13:01] attack.
[00:13:06] We are in Kibbutz Niros, 6 km from the Gaza
[00:13:11] 7, 2023, there were about 500
[00:13:14] terrorists here for 427
[00:13:17] residents. A quarter of the population was killed
[00:13:21] or kidnapped that morning. Among the victims were.
[00:13:45] a year and a half later we discovered that they were killed
[00:13:49] after two weeks of
[00:13:50] captivity.
[00:13:53] the case of the boys from...
[00:14:03] a 4-year-old boy is an enemy, a
[00:14:06] 9-month-old baby is an enemy.
[00:14:10] They did what
[00:14:11] they did.
[00:14:16] Faraza, a short distance of 1.5 to the Gaza Strip is seen from the
[00:14:20] landscape, 62 people were
[00:14:23] killed here. "This part of the community, all
[00:14:27] the houses were attacked, burned and have not been
[00:14:30] rebuilt to this day. 3 years later, all that remains are
[00:14:33] posters with photos of the residents who were
[00:14:36] murdered inside their homes.
[00:14:40] Dirona's brother and grandmother died in the invasion.
[00:14:44] I never even imagined that terrorists would cross the border
[00:14:47] and reach this kibbutz.
[00:14:51] I always looked at this view since childhood and never
[00:14:55] imagined in my worst nightmares that this could
[00:14:58] happen.
[00:15:01] While some houses are starting to be rebuilt, other
[00:15:04] residents left their doors open for visitors to
[00:15:08] see the scale of destruction of the attack. When
[00:15:12] we have sirens, this is where we run, we go down about
[00:15:15] 20, 25 degrees, this is our miclap, our
[00:15:19] bunker. Sandra has lived for 40 years in
[00:15:23] Kibbutz Brohai. Known for housing Brazilian
[00:15:26] families, here more and more residents build
[00:15:30] bomb-proof rooms inside their homes, it's
[00:15:34] very difficult to think about
[00:15:37] peace with the Palestinians,
[00:15:39] as long as they are controlled by Hamas,
[00:15:43] I have no doubt that they are thinking of a new
[00:15:47] action against Israel.
[00:15:50] A year ago, a ceasefire agreement brought back all the
[00:15:53] hostages, but Hamas did not agree to hand over its
[00:15:56] weapons, a condition set by the Israeli government
[00:16:00] for the reconstruction of the cities destroyed by the
[00:16:02] bombings. The supply of food and basic
[00:16:06] items in the territory is supervised by the Israeli
[00:16:09] army. We are on the Israeli side of the
[00:16:13] triple border between Israel, the Gaza Strip and
[00:16:16] Egypt. All these trucks here are waiting to
[00:16:19] enter Palestinian territory through that
[00:16:23] crossing. It is the Kerem Shalom terminal,
[00:16:26] currently the only access point that delivers
[00:16:30] food from Israel to the Gaza
[00:16:33] Strip. According to the Israeli army,
[00:16:36] 600 trucks with food enter Palestinian
[00:16:40] territory per day.
[00:16:43] In this location, the shipments await the arrival of a truck
[00:16:47] to take this food to the Gaza Strip. Each shipment like this has
[00:16:50] 36 boxes, basic baskets that are for a family of
[00:16:54] six people. Here we can see in detail, there are
[00:16:57] rumors, we also have here cooking
[00:17:00] oil, rice, lentils, and also
[00:17:03] tomato sauce.
[00:17:06] A recent report by the United Nations
[00:17:10] concluded that food entry into Gaza increased in the
[00:17:13] last year and that the current amount of supplies is
[00:17:17] sufficient to meet the needs of more than 2
[00:17:19] million Palestinians.
[00:17:27] American Carl Dacerot is the winner of the Nobel Prize in Medicine in
[00:17:31] 2026. He collaborated with Germans
[00:17:34] Peter Hagman and Georg Nagel. He was
[00:17:43] surprised to learn that he was the winner of the most prestigious
[00:17:47] award in the world,
[00:17:50] actually I was sleeping when they called me from Stockholm because I
[00:17:53] didn't expect to win anything, so they
[00:17:56] called my wife, I don't know how they got her number, but
[00:18:00] they called and asked her to pass me the phone, that's how
[00:18:04] I received the news.
[00:18:06] The news spread quickly
[00:18:09] inside
[00:18:14] the house. Domingo Espetacular was the first Brazilian program to get an
[00:18:18] interview with the scientist after the
[00:18:20] award. Cow is a psychiatrist,
[00:18:24] neurologist and bioengineer. The scientist's great
[00:18:26] discovery is capable of changing the course of medicine
[00:18:30] and benefiting all humanity. It is
[00:18:33] optogenetics. The word that comes from Greek means.
[00:18:37] literally to control genetics through
[00:18:40] light, optogenetics is a way to use
[00:18:44] light to control the brain, it is certainly a
[00:18:48] gain from the point of view of reducing risks and at the same time
[00:18:51] reaching substrates, areas, regions,
[00:18:54] more specific networks. The
[00:18:57] extraordinary thing about this form of treatment is this blue
[00:19:01] light beam emitted by a thin optical fiber like a
[00:19:04] needle. The human brain has, on
[00:19:08] average, 86 billion neurons, when some of them
[00:19:11] present failures, they can give rise to neurological
[00:19:15] disorders, epilepsy, Parkinson's,
[00:19:18] dementia. When the
[00:19:22] brain mass, with surgical precision,
[00:19:25] it works like a kind of switch, turning
[00:19:28] on and off the nerve cells
[00:19:31] responsible for the failures.
[00:19:35] Anyone with a disorder.
[00:19:46] Now you ask: why blue light? The answer is in
[00:19:50] nature. Researchers discovered that a certain
[00:19:53] type of algae, very common in fresh water, such as rivers and lakes,
[00:19:57] developed a system to see and
[00:20:00] swim towards the sunlight which turns blue when it penetrates the
[00:20:04] surface of the water. With the exact fragment of
[00:20:08] this algae's DNA, it is possible to create a
[00:20:11] protein that will be activated, turned on or off by that
[00:20:14] light beam.
[00:20:17] I tried many things at the same time and this was the one that worked
[00:20:21] best. It was the specific gene of the green algae and that was
[00:20:25] very surprising. I imagined that this would be the
[00:20:28] alternative with the least chance of
[00:20:30] working.
[00:20:32] The protein of the algae gene is placed in a virus that does not cause
[00:20:36] diseases. Then, the virus is injected into specific
[00:20:39] neurons that produce other proteins
[00:20:42] considered biological switches.
[00:20:45] When blue light is turned on, the cell's channels open, generating an
[00:20:49] electrical impulse that activates a neuron immediately.
[00:20:52] Thus, scientists can reach specific types of
[00:20:56] cells in certain areas of the brain where traditional
[00:20:59] methods could not before. For now,
[00:21:03] tests are being done on animal models, such as rats and
[00:21:07] mice.
[00:21:10] Initially, we managed to make the whiskers of a mouse
[00:21:14] move. Then, we managed to control sleep
[00:21:17] and wake cycles, making.
[00:21:23] We interfered with hunger and thirst, we also managed to
[00:21:26] study fear, anxiety and
[00:21:29] care and
[00:21:31] protection behaviors.
[00:21:35] After initial tests, the algae genes spread through
[00:21:38] laboratories around the world, because the scientist
[00:21:42] published the results and disseminated the technique in the academic
[00:21:45] community.
[00:21:50] of Sciences of the University of São Paulo, USP, has already been
[00:21:54] with Professor Carl.
[00:21:56] When I saw the papers he published, I said: I need to introduce this
[00:22:00] technique in the laboratory there, in my laboratory in Brazil, right?
[00:22:03] He has been doing tests on rats. Many
[00:22:07] of these diseases, right, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's,
[00:22:10] epilepsy, eh, patients die from respiratory arrest, mainly
[00:22:14] during sleep, which is when breathing is
[00:22:17] most vulnerable, right? In this
[00:22:20] video, he uses the technique to stimulate the
[00:22:23] breathe, but the scientist says it's a
[00:22:26] long way until the treatment reaches
[00:22:29] humans, it's hard to say how long it would take, but I believe that
[00:22:34] difficulty is that the brain is very big, very
[00:22:38] complex, so it would need a much bigger beam,
[00:22:41] if there is a field of medicine in which
[00:22:44] optogenetics is well advanced, it is
[00:22:47] ophthalmology, clinical trials and... initiated in
[00:22:50] 2021 have already had three phases completed,
[00:22:54] including tests with humans. The new treatment
[00:22:57] will mainly benefit people who have a very
[00:23:01] large visual loss, like Luce Meire, who discovered retinitis pigmentosa
[00:23:04] at 11 years old.
[00:23:08] Even with only 2% vision, Lucimeri can
[00:23:12] move around the street without great
[00:23:14] difficulties.
[00:23:17] Inside the house, she can also do tasks.
[00:23:21] At this distance, we are about 1 meter away, can you see me well, yes,
[00:23:25] at this distance I can see you, yes, but if you are on one side of the street
[00:23:29] and I am on the other, you don't recognize me, no, I don't
[00:23:32] recognize who you are, right? Retinitis
[00:23:35] pigmentosa, which affects one in every 4,000 people in the world, is a
[00:23:39] genetic condition that causes failure and death of the
[00:23:43] cells responsible for capturing light, the
[00:23:46] rods and cones. The death of these
[00:23:49] cells leaves black spots in the photo on the
[00:23:53] difference compared to the image on the right of a normal
[00:23:57] retina.
[00:24:00] The treatment with optogenetics is simple, with
[00:24:03] local anesthesia, the virus with the algae protein is
[00:24:06] injected into the eye and directly reaches the superficial layers
[00:24:10] of the retina, light reprograms these cells which
[00:24:14] then act as the dead cells and capture
[00:24:17] vision, it is not a treatment that will lead to a cure for the
[00:24:21] patient, but it is a solution for these patients who are
[00:24:25] in a blind condition to regain minimal vision
[00:24:28] so that they can move around, so that they can have a much
[00:24:32] better quality of life. As with every
[00:24:35] scientific discovery, this one can also be used
[00:24:38] to harm humanity. The optogenetic
[00:24:41] technique was not developed strictly to be implemented
[00:24:45] directly in humans. It's an ethical problem, because there are studies with
[00:24:48] mice, including, that it is possible to implement false memories in these
[00:24:52] animals, so how would it be if the human brain were
[00:24:55] manipulated?
[00:24:58] For Luci Meire, the expectation of
[00:25:01] with it a realization that she awaits with
[00:25:04] anxiety, a dream, right, I
[00:25:08] will see, I will be able to live this with my
[00:25:11] grandchildren, with my granddaughters, right, what I didn't
[00:25:15] get to see with my children,
[00:25:17] right.
[00:26:49] new coach, Dutchman Seedorf. The
[00:26:52] TSE's internal affairs office overturned the decision that had
[00:26:55] suspended Lula's army channel with more
[00:26:58] of 3 million followers on WhatsApp. The suspension had
[00:27:01] been requested by Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign, alleging that the
[00:27:05] channel spread false information, but Minister
[00:27:08] Inspector Ricardo Velasboas Cueva stated that there is not enough
[00:27:12] evidence that the channel disseminates false
[00:27:15] news. In campaign engagements in São Paulo, the two
[00:27:18] presidential candidates spoke about
[00:27:20] the matter.
[00:27:26] Convened by students, the act on Avenida Paulista was a last-minute
[00:27:29] addition to President Lula's agenda. Alongside allies
[00:27:33] and supporters, the re-election candidate tried to mobilize
[00:27:36] young people for the second round. Lula once again
[00:27:39] defended public security and the end of the 6
[00:27:43] by 1 shift system, a proposal that is under discussion in the Senate. Lula's
[00:27:47] campaign decided to escalate its tone in this second round. The
[00:27:50] coordination already advocated comparing Flávio Bolsonaro to the President of Argentina,
[00:27:54] Javier Milei. The objective is to say that the proposed spending cuts
[00:27:58] by the opponent could reduce money for social programs and
[00:28:01] benefits. Today, for the first time, Lula
[00:28:05] himself made the comparison. I will continue questioning
[00:28:10] drastic cuts will he make, because their drastic cuts
[00:28:14] will possibly be the same drastic cuts as Milei in
[00:28:17] Argentina, that is, cutting the rights of the
[00:28:20] poor, cutting the rights of retirees, cutting
[00:28:23] the rights of those who need to earn a little more and bringing the people
[00:28:27] back to a situation of misery in this country. The candidate also
[00:28:30] criticized the actions of the judiciary.
[00:28:33] The reaction comes after the TSE ordered the suspension of a WhatsApp
[00:28:37] channel linked to PT supporters. For a few days
[00:28:40] now, I have been noticing that there are many biased
[00:28:43] decisions against our
[00:28:45] candidacy. It is not possible, it is not possible that the
[00:28:49] president of the electoral court does not behave in a
[00:28:53] civilized, republican manner to allow the elections
[00:28:57] to flow without interference from the
[00:28:58] judiciary.
[00:29:03] Tomorrow, the campaign continues with the strategy of intensifying the president's presence on the
[00:29:07] streets and on social media.
[00:29:10] Flávio Bolsonaro participated in a meeting in São Paulo. The
[00:29:13] PL candidate said that the campaign is entering the final
[00:29:16] stretch in a favorable scenario, but warns that it is not time to
[00:29:20] relax. The scenario is very favorable
[00:29:24] and, mainly because of that, we cannot let our guard down, we cannot
[00:29:28] relax, we can never get overconfident.
[00:29:30] So, every... word that was said here, I want to reinforce
[00:29:34] some, and these people who have already voted for
[00:29:37] us, let's strengthen that feeling that they
[00:29:40] need to return to the polls on Sunday. The senator commented
[00:29:44] on the decision of the president of the TSE, Cássio Nunes
[00:29:47] Marques, who ordered the suspension of a WhatsApp
[00:29:50] channel with over 3 million followers,
[00:29:53] called Lula's Army. The decision considered
[00:29:57] that the channel disseminates false information.
[00:30:00] I truly hope that the...
[00:30:03] that the electoral court continues to be more agile
[00:30:06] even, because these guys even created
[00:30:10] a channel for mass dissemination of
[00:30:13] lies, because it's absurd, and as was
[00:30:16] said, some people believe it. At the end of the day,
[00:30:20] the TSE inspector, Ricardo Vilas Boas, overturned the
[00:30:24] decision and ordered the channel to be reinstated. Flávio
[00:30:27] met with mayors and council members from the Metropolitan Region
[00:30:31] of São Paulo to try to expand support in the second
[00:30:34] round. In the first, he won in the state with about 3
[00:30:38] and a half million votes ahead of Lula, but lost in the
[00:30:42] capital and in several cities in the metropolitan region.
[00:30:45] Now allies must intensify actions to
[00:30:49] win new votes. Tomorrow, Flávio Bolsonaro has
[00:30:53] engagements in Brasília. We are back with international
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