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[00:00:00] Let's take a look at how things are in the capital of São Paulo, which registers 23 degrees Celsius
[00:00:03] of temperature. Look at that, and look at the traffic, how peaceful, if
[00:00:07] it were always like this, huh? Only it's not. Well, what can we tell the
[00:00:10] people of São Paulo?
[00:00:13] Also the same condition, we still have many clouds on the coast, capital
[00:00:16] of São Paulo, metropolitan region, Ribeira Valley, Paraíba Valley, and for the
[00:00:20] next few hours the same scenario, we may have rain during the night
[00:00:24] and also during the early morning, in the mountain areas there is potential for
[00:00:28] mist and fog formation. So, whoever is going back home now in the
[00:00:31] next few hours, pay close attention, be very careful on the roads, be very careful with
[00:00:35] these mountain stretches,
[00:00:56] consumer, the price of the fruit fell almost 35%
[00:01:00] in the last month, according to Ceagesp. But if on one side, those
[00:01:04] who buy celebrate, on the other, the producer in the interior of São Paulo faces
[00:01:07] higher costs, increasingly
[00:01:10] smaller margins.
[00:01:12] For those who like mango, the price has fallen and the consumer
[00:01:16] celebrates, it's great, it's
[00:01:19] great, do you like mango a lot? I do,
[00:01:23] I make passion fruit juice with mango, it's
[00:01:25] delicious. What's good for buyers doesn't always pay off
[00:01:29] for producers. On this farm, in Monte Alto, in the interior of São
[00:01:32] Paulo, the 20-year-old orchard has Palmer, Tom
[00:01:36] and maçã mangoes, totaling almost 8,000 plants.
[00:01:40] According to Emerson, who manages the property, the sector
[00:01:43] works without a profit margin. With falling prices and
[00:01:46] rising costs, the crop starts to no
[00:01:50] longer be profitable, it often breaks even, sometimes it makes a
[00:01:54] loss, that will depend a lot on the productivity of the area, right, but with
[00:01:57] this price drop, it's really advantageous for the consumer, right, who will
[00:02:01] get a quality fruit at a better
[00:02:04] cost, but for the producer, unfortunately no. While the São Paulo
[00:02:08] state harvest hasn't even started, the Northeast is reaching its production
[00:02:11] peak. Against the trend of falling prices, the cost for the
[00:02:15] São Paulo producer rose 20%,
[00:02:18] driven by the increase in pesticides, fertilizers and
[00:02:22] labor. To give us an idea of the producer's
[00:02:25] situation, the price of mango here is the same as it was
[00:02:28] 15 years ago, between 50 cents and
[00:02:32] R$1 a kilo. As if that wasn't enough, there's still the
[00:02:36] concern about diseases, like bacteriosis that
[00:02:39] leaves the fruit skin like this, with these dark
[00:02:42] spots. In this situation, the mango needs
[00:02:46] to be discarded. Even with the disease in the orchard under
[00:02:49] control, Emerson predicts a loss of 10% of the production,
[00:02:53] which reaches 20 tons per day at harvest time,
[00:02:57] 90% goes to São Paulo,
[00:03:01] the rest to the south of the country. With less rain expected for the
[00:03:05] next harvest due to the influence of El Niño, the situation
[00:03:09] yogurt, milk, may change. Our forecast here for the state of São Paulo, the São Paulo
[00:03:12] mango, is that there will be a loss of about 30 to
[00:03:15] 35%, we believe for the November to January harvest of the
[00:03:19] São Paulo mango, with the effects of El Niño, as this year
[00:03:23] it rained more in the winter period which would normally be dry, many
[00:03:26] mango trees vegetated and they did not flower and bear fruit.
[00:03:30] and as it is raining more, diseases also increase,
[00:03:33] where we will have even fewer fruits for the São Paulo
[00:03:37] mango season, which is the strongest harvest from November to January. CAGESP
[00:03:40] announced that the price of mango fell almost
[00:03:43] 35% in the last month, especially the
[00:03:47] Palmer, one of the most consumed. In the year, the
[00:03:50] accumulated drop is 23.6%.
[00:03:54] The current average price is R$ 3.24
[00:03:57] per kilo, 1 real less than in the same period last
[00:04:01] year. Gustavo works in one of the 15 wholesalers that sell
[00:04:05] the fruit at Seag in Ribeirão Preto. According to him, the
[00:04:08] company has sold 600 boxes of mango per
[00:04:12] week. As there is a lot left over now, the trend is for it to fall even
[00:04:15] further, right? This is great for the end consumer, right? But from the moment
[00:04:19] it starts to get a little stuck on the farm, that's when we start to react here,
[00:04:23] right, it starts to affect us a lot. So we can say that now is the
[00:04:27] time to buy mango, now is the time to buy mango, the time that the end
[00:04:31] consumer likes, right? The detail is that the price for the end
[00:04:34] consumer doesn't come with a proportional discount to the fall
[00:04:37] in values in the field. Freight, for example, made transport
[00:04:41] more expensive. Even so, mango is more affordable. And now
[00:04:45] have you noticed that the price is better? It's much better. And with a price
[00:04:48] like that, you can buy more, what do you do? Oh, we
[00:04:52] buy the basics for the week, because if you leave it there, it ends up going bad,
[00:04:56] you lose it, so we buy for the week itself. The harvest in...
[00:05:00] will only peak between November and January. For the next
[00:05:04] season, the expectation is for better prices for the
[00:05:07] producer and probably not so good for the
[00:05:11] consumer. It is as the production drop will be
[00:05:14] 30 to 35% in São Paulo mango, that we have a
[00:05:18] price gain, right, that this reflects in the production drop,
[00:05:22] increasing the price for us to be able to compensate for this loss of
[00:05:26] productivity this year. The
[00:05:28] production of A2A2 milk has been attracting more and more attention from
[00:05:32] producers and consumers, you know? And the
[00:05:34] interest opens space for new products on the
[00:05:37] market. We arrived at this farm
[00:05:40] in Luziânia. The field that starts the production of the
[00:05:44] main ingredient for Rodrigo's artisanal cheese factory. A2A2
[00:05:48] milk is produced by genetically selected
[00:05:52] Girolando cows. But, after all, what does
[00:05:56] A2A2 mean? To understand, it's necessary to talk about one of the
[00:05:59] main milk proteins, beta casein.
[00:06:03] There are different genetic variants of this protein,
[00:06:07] among them are A1 and A2. In the case of
[00:06:10] A2A2 milk, the cow has two copies of the gene
[00:06:14] associated with A2 beta casein. In the
[00:06:17] early days, cows were A2 A2, then came the
[00:06:20] mutations, came the crosses, so it ended
[00:06:23] up emerging, mixing, passing to this A1, A1,
[00:06:26] A2. So A2A2 milk is like
[00:06:30] mother's milk, so it is a more
[00:06:34] digestible, lighter milk, many people who thought it was
[00:06:37] lactose, consumed A2 A2, felt nothing and had
[00:06:40] a, and saw that the problem was not... pitosa: this characteristic
[00:06:44] of the animal is not identified by the
[00:06:47] producer's eye. Here at the farm, all
[00:06:50] animals underwent the genetic testing process, hair
[00:06:54] samples from the cows were collected and
[00:06:58] sent to an accredited laboratory, and only after
[00:07:01] the confirmation of this result were they identified as A2
[00:07:05] A2. The control is rigorous. After
[00:07:08] genetic confirmation, the cows receive individual
[00:07:12] identifications such as ankle bracelets and markings on their
[00:07:15] ear tags. The measure helps the producer monitor each
[00:07:19] animal and prevent milk from cows with different genetic
[00:07:23] characteristics from being mixed. And the care doesn't end with
[00:07:26] identification. The cows are pasture-raised and receive
[00:07:30] special attention to ensure their well-being and the quality of
[00:07:34] production. The tanks are also separate to maintain
[00:07:37] control over the milk produced. The management
[00:07:41] now. The A2 cows are being milked now,
[00:07:44] and after they finish, the cows with A1A1A1
[00:07:48] A2 come in, so there's no risk. So it's more or
[00:07:52] less 600 liters per week that I work with, that they
[00:07:55] separate for me here. Here the story changes
[00:07:59] scenery, we are at Rodrigo's agribusiness,
[00:08:03] in Cidade Ocidental, where all the raw material that comes from the
[00:08:07] rural property transforms into
[00:08:09] other foods, right, what do you do here? Here
[00:08:13] we produce various types of cheese as well as
[00:08:16] dairy products such as curd,
[00:08:21] pasteurized milk also, mozzarella and
[00:08:25] rennet cheese, Gouda, Tilsit, various types
[00:08:28] of cheese also from other countries with recipes from other countries
[00:08:31] as well, but the flagship, our flagship is the Minas Standard
[00:08:35] which has been awarded several times, half-cured also
[00:08:38] and and the fresh cheese are the three that I have on the market.
[00:08:42] Right, they are all medalists. We brought our fresh cheese
[00:08:46] here to the table along with other cheeses that we have here.
[00:08:49] Rodrigo, oh, we have here the fresh cheese, we have
[00:08:53] the semi-cured, the semi-cured is creamier, this one here is a new
[00:08:57] recipe, this one here is softer, this one here
[00:09:01] is less standard, which is already well established in
[00:09:04] competitions, it was already the fourth best in Brazil in the
[00:09:08] National competition and has already won a bronze medal twice,
[00:09:11] two bronze medals. Already in Blumenau, great, the Frescal is also awarded, the Frescal has
[00:09:15] a gold medal in the competition here at Imatela and also has a silver medal in Blumenau.
[00:09:19] also.
[00:09:23] Formalization helps the individual micro-entrepreneur sell
[00:09:26] more, this is the finding of the MEI profile research of
[00:09:30] micro and small businesses carried out by Sebrae.
[00:09:32] 75% of MEIs registered this positive result
[00:09:36] after formalizing themselves. This is the
[00:09:39] best performance ever recorded in the historical series. The research
[00:09:42] interviewed 14,000 small businesses across the country. The
[00:09:46] highest percentages were registered in Ceará, where
[00:09:49] 81% said that formalization helped increase
[00:09:53] sales, in Mato Grosso, 80%, in Piauí,
[00:09:56] 80%, in the Federal District,
[00:09:59] 79%. Among the main reasons for formalization
[00:10:02] among MEIs are issuing invoices,
[00:10:06] access to INSS benefits, and avoiding
[00:10:09] problems with inspection. The data shows what had
[00:10:13] already been pointed out by the informal entrepreneurship survey
[00:10:17] from the perspective of the continuous Pnad that Sebrae released in August,
[00:10:20] indicating that the income of entrepreneurs with
[00:10:23] a CNPJ can be almost three times higher
[00:10:27] than that of informal workers. Among micro
[00:10:30] and small businesses, for every three out of four
[00:10:34] entrepreneurs, opening a company represented an increase in
[00:10:37] income. The states with the highest percentage of these responses
[00:10:41] are Amazonas, Piauí, and Mato Grosso do
[00:10:44] Sul.
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[00:11:41] International drug trafficking at the country's largest airport, federal police
[00:11:45] carried out an operation to arrest the leaders of a scheme to send
[00:11:48] cocaine abroad. They recruit employees at Guarulhos
[00:11:52] airport who facilitate the entry of the drug. "They swap passenger
[00:11:56] luggage and manage to load tons of
[00:11:59] cocaine onto the
[00:12:00] aircraft."
[00:12:10] Among thousands of bags at the country's largest airport, organized
[00:12:14] crime chose
[00:12:16] this suitcase. And he
[00:12:18] said: "Oh, don't panic, don't panic,
[00:12:22] but the federal police are coming to talk to..." The
[00:12:26] tag that was on Conceição Meier's suitcase
[00:12:29] revealed how international drug trafficking loads
[00:12:32] cocaine onto planes. It's
[00:12:35] a business that moves a lot of money and that depends on
[00:12:38] outsourced employees, willing to work for
[00:12:42] organized crime. Trying to export cocaine through
[00:12:46] Guarulhos International Airport in São Paulo is the mission
[00:12:50] of criminal groups. Tons of drugs manage to
[00:12:53] reach restricted areas of the airport, with the
[00:12:56] help of those who know the inspection
[00:12:59] routine well. This week, the federal police went
[00:13:03] after those who command and recruit people to
[00:13:06] work with drug trafficking in exchange for money. The agents
[00:13:10] carried out more than 20 arrest warrants and 29 search
[00:13:13] and seizure warrants in the cities of Guarulhos, Santo André,
[00:13:16] and also in Ibitiúra in Minas
[00:13:19] Gerais. These are the people responsible
[00:13:22] precisely for the logistics of storage and
[00:13:25] transport of the drug to the vicinity of Guarulhos airport, an
[00:13:29] extremely specialized group, dedicated to this work, which
[00:13:33] evidently, being held responsible,
[00:13:36] disrupts the entire criminal chain.
[00:13:39] Morrinho de Guarulhos, an area next to the airport runway. It
[00:13:42] was here that in July of this year, security
[00:13:46] cameras caught at least eight men, some
[00:13:49] armed, with 400 kg of cocaine.
[00:13:53] They invaded a construction site next to the airport to get
[00:13:57] the shipment into the restricted area. On the other
[00:14:01] side of the fence, employees received the order from the
[00:14:04] neighbors. The footage revealed the fragility
[00:14:08] that exists around Guarulhos International Airport, as you could
[00:14:11] see in a short time, it is possible to access very
[00:14:15] restricted areas. In some
[00:14:18] sections, it is just a fence that delimits
[00:14:21] the airport space.
[00:14:24] This is one of the main loopholes used by international
[00:14:27] trafficking that hires people from this region
[00:14:31] who are willing to cut the fence and pass the
[00:14:34] drug from outside to those who work inside. This
[00:14:38] region in Guarulhos is used by criminals to
[00:14:41] store and distribute the cocaine that is placed
[00:14:45] inside planes to supply the international
[00:14:48] market. The neighboring communities also often play a
[00:14:52] role in the system's management system
[00:14:56] of the airport, but security is a system to
[00:14:59] minimize human vulnerabilities, whether due to errors
[00:15:02] or corruption. Some men caught in the group
[00:15:06] trying to cross with the cocaine were arrested.
[00:15:10] From then on, the federal police began to monitor
[00:15:13] and track the leaders of this scheme, especially
[00:15:17] those who recruit employees to act within the
[00:15:20] airport. In addition to placing the drug in restricted
[00:15:24] areas. The traffickers also operated in the
[00:15:27] scheme of swapping luggage tags and diverting
[00:15:31] suitcases, according to federal police, in the last three months
[00:15:35] they managed to send at least six
[00:15:38] shipments of cocaine abroad. May
[00:15:42] 4, 2026,
[00:15:44] Conceição Meyer is the woman who appears in the Guarulhos Airport
[00:15:48] concourse. She was about to board for
[00:15:51] Munich in Germany. A porter helped the passenger
[00:15:55] carry two suitcases to check-in. He
[00:15:58] took those suitcases and checked them in quickly, he
[00:16:02] was, I gave him my passport, so it was all very
[00:16:05] fast. Conceição's bag goes to another
[00:16:09] sector to be placed inside the aircraft, but
[00:16:13] that night, the luggage was monitored by this
[00:16:16] employee who does separation and checking
[00:16:19] of bags. The luggage route is caught
[00:16:23] by security cameras showing the woman
[00:16:26] removing a tag from a suitcase, precisely Conceição's.
[00:16:30] Without identification, no
[00:16:34] luggage can be boarded and that's why the woman... takes the suitcase
[00:16:38] and delivers it to the X-ray sector. The
[00:16:41] employee has a tag in her hands. She goes
[00:16:45] to the bathroom and returns without the ticket. The
[00:16:49] tag from the passenger's suitcase was placed on this other
[00:16:52] luggage, much heavier, and this caught the
[00:16:56] attention of an employee who was already in the airplane's
[00:16:59] hold. During the inspection, authorities
[00:17:02] found 26 kg of cocaine
[00:17:05] at the point where the... leaves
[00:17:08] check-in and enters the chains to reach the
[00:17:12] plane, we enter a very vulnerable area, in an airport like Guarulhos
[00:17:16] there are 13, 15,000
[00:17:18] employees operating in varied shifts, the entire security
[00:17:21] management system necessarily needs to identify where the risk
[00:17:25] areas and vulnerabilities are.
[00:17:27] Conceição, identified by the tag, was
[00:17:31] removed from the flight.
[00:17:33] I was inside the plane and suddenly... and
[00:17:37] an airport employee, I think, because he was wearing a green
[00:17:41] uniform, not from the airline, came directly to me, he said, "Is this bag
[00:17:45] yours?" I said, "No, it's not mine."
[00:17:48] He said, "Are you sure, ma'am, because it has
[00:17:51] your name?" I said, "I'm sure, it's not mine." I asked
[00:17:55] him, "Could you tell me what is inside this bag
[00:17:58] that you showed me, that you said has my name?" Then he
[00:18:02] said, "40 kg of cocaine." When
[00:18:05] he said that, I froze. After the uncertainties,
[00:18:09] the passenger managed to prove that the suitcase was not hers
[00:18:13] and disembarked in Munich.
[00:18:16] Swapped luggage led to the arrest of Brazilians
[00:18:20] Giane Paulin and Cátia Bahia. They were
[00:18:23] held for 38 days in Germany, accused of
[00:18:26] international drug trafficking. The tags
[00:18:30] on the passengers' suitcases were swapped for luggage
[00:18:33] filled with cocaine. The swap, according to the police, was
[00:18:37] made at Guarulhos International
[00:18:39] Airport. In this week's operation, the court
[00:18:43] ordered the blocking of more than 4 million reais in assets
[00:18:46] of the investigated. The credentials for access of the
[00:18:50] employees suspected of being part of the scheme were also
[00:18:54] suspended. Luggage is sensitive, but
[00:18:58] once it gets in there, it can become a big problem. Everyone
[00:19:01] has a cell phone and every cell phone has a camera. Take a picture of your
[00:19:05] luggage before, take a picture of the luggage ticket. Oh, but it's one in a
[00:19:08] million, but you could be the one chosen in that
[00:19:10] million.
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[00:24:11] We are back with international news. President Donald
[00:24:15] Trump announced a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine. According
[00:24:18] to the American, the agreement has immediate effect and
[00:24:21] suspends attacks against energy facilities in both countries.
[00:24:25] Moscow and Kiev did not confirm the pact. On Saturday, Donald
[00:24:29] Trump warned Zelensky that he should immediately
[00:24:31] stop attacking Russian refineries and that the Ukrainian
[00:24:35] leader had missed several opportunities to close an
[00:24:39] agreement with Moscow. Despite Trump's announcement, President
[00:24:42] Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of new attacks
[00:24:46] this Monday, that is, today. According to him, Moscow
[00:24:50] hit a thermal power plant in Kharkiv. Zelensky also
[00:24:53] asked the United States to ensure that Moscow complies with any
[00:24:57] truce agreement. The person who is here to do an analysis is Ricardo
[00:25:01] Cabral, who is an expert in security and international strategy. Hi
[00:25:04] Cabral, good afternoon to you, welcome very much.
[00:25:08] Good afternoon Kelly, it's always a great pleasure to be here with the
[00:25:11] Record team on connection. Well, Trump
[00:25:15] announced the ceasefire, but the attacks
[00:25:17] continue.
[00:25:19] Uh. You have to agree with the Russians, well, the
[00:25:22] Russians claimed that this attack in Kharkiv that you
[00:25:26] referred to, was a response to the attack
[00:25:29] they suffered in Novoshakhtinsk, a refinery there
[00:25:33] near Rostov, in the Rostov Oblast, well,
[00:25:37] uh, we know that neither Russian nor Ukrainian respects
[00:25:40] the truce, they respect nothing, they continue to
[00:25:44] attack each other, Russia's
[00:25:47] clear objective is to... Kyiv,
[00:25:51] Kharkiv and other cities in the dark, without water, without
[00:25:54] light, uh, uh, on Saturday there was,
[00:25:58] you referred, right, on Saturday there was an attack in Kharkiv eh that left.
[00:26:02] left almost 90% of the city out of
[00:26:05] and 70% of Kyiv, they are also
[00:26:09] starting to attack the bridges that
[00:26:12] allow the connection between the east and west of
[00:26:16] Ukraine, especially there in Kyiv, so
[00:26:19] these attacks that they aim eh
[00:26:22] strongly, right, to reduce the Ukrainian
[00:26:25] capacity to continue the war in the case of the
[00:26:28] Russians is an attempt I would almost say...
[00:26:32] expected by the Ukrainians to limit
[00:26:35] the eh the sources of
[00:26:38] sustenance of the Russian
[00:26:42] war machine. See, you must have the most updated
[00:26:45] quotes: oil is rising
[00:26:48] pressured by the Iranian attacks on
[00:26:52] ships in the Strait of Hormuz, and by these
[00:26:55] attacks, right, on Russian refineries
[00:26:59] carried out by Ukraine, so this pressure on the market
[00:27:02] is what is making Trump
[00:27:05] uncomfortable, because he has an election in three
[00:27:08] weeks, right, the gallon, right,
[00:27:12] above $4, the gallon of diesel above
[00:27:15] $4, right, is a problem for any
[00:27:18] American president, and there's the hate vote, right, the so-called
[00:27:22] revenge vote, which is the vote of those who
[00:27:25] are feeling eh eh eh harmed
[00:27:29] by not only by the Trump administration's Middle
[00:27:32] East policy, but also by the tariffs he
[00:27:36] imposed on world trade, without much study,
[00:27:39] without a clear strategy, right, on how
[00:27:43] Americans could
[00:27:45] best take advantage, right, of international
[00:27:49] trade, right, exactly, I was taking a look
[00:27:52] here and the price of crude oil is really fluctuating,
[00:27:56] but WTI is around $93.76
[00:27:59] $93,76
[00:28:02] a barrel, a rise of about 12, 2%,
[00:28:05] pardon me, right, Brent, which is an international benchmark, a
[00:28:08] rise of 0.77%, more or less
[00:28:12] $105 a barrel, we remember that this fluctuates a lot
[00:28:16] throughout the day, but the fact is this, this pressure that
[00:28:19] Trump is putting on the prices has to do precisely with
[00:28:23] the price of oil, right, so everything in the
[00:28:27] end is business, everything is economics and Trump is increasingly pressured because
[00:28:30] of the midterm elections already next month and
[00:28:34] Americans are not liking at all paying more for diesel and
[00:28:38] for gasoline.
[00:28:40] Kelly, you said it all, for example, the House was
[00:28:44] almost certain they would lose, right, because
[00:28:47] of the issue of the states of renewal, but in the
[00:28:51] Senate, right, eh, it would be something
[00:28:54] that would allow Trump to control the Senate, even if
[00:28:58] he lost the House. Eh, what's happening? The
[00:29:02] current numbers that have come out in the polls say he will
[00:29:05] lose the House and the Senate, he then he will be a
[00:29:08] true lame duck, right, a lame duck,
[00:29:12] a guy who won't be able to do anything and his political
[00:29:15] agenda will be blocked by parliament, by the American
[00:29:19] Congress, that's what's at stake, that's why Trump
[00:29:22] practically he spends five days campaigning and
[00:29:26] two days in Austin, right, because he's actively
[00:29:30] participating, he's using all his... to try to
[00:29:34] reverse a tough defeat eh
[00:29:37] that presents itself at the moment for the
[00:29:41] Republicans, the price of a barrel of oil
[00:29:44] is fundamental in this equation, he has to try,
[00:29:48] he has to manage to lower this price, the price of
[00:29:51] fuel there to $4, right, to less than
[00:29:54] $4 a gallon, which is very difficult,
[00:29:58] extremely difficult at this moment, the accusations
[00:30:02] of... of erratic policies, without a
[00:30:05] clear strategy, right, regarding Iran, regarding
[00:30:08] Ukraine, and even now there are the Houthis,
[00:30:12] right, who are threatening the United States because of the
[00:30:15] pressure from Saudi Arabia, in which Saudi
[00:30:19] Arabia wants assistance, Saudi Arabia is not managing to
[00:30:22] deal with the Houthis directly, so it wants American
[00:30:25] help and there's this cauldron that Trump is getting
[00:30:29] into, right, that he got into without...
[00:30:32] a clear strategy and this will reflect on the
[00:30:36] Republican party, I remember, normally, whoever
[00:30:39] loses the midterm election is very
[00:30:42] disadvantaged in the general elections for president.
[00:30:46] Uhm, now this Monday, the
[00:30:49] Kremlin, Cabral, it rejected any plan of...