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[00:01:06] Libertadores da América, see you later.
[00:01:42] Brasília because the President of the Senate, Davi Alcolumbre,
[00:01:45] scheduled for Wednesday the first round of voting on the PEC that
[00:01:49] ends the 6 by 1 scale.
[00:01:51] clarification Let's talk then with reporter Paulo Carvalho who has more details
[00:01:54] about this matter. Good evening,
[00:01:56] Paloma.
[00:02:01] Good evening, Gustavo, and to everyone who is with us, the
[00:02:05] President of the Senate, Davi Alcolumbre, used his social media and
[00:02:08] said that the two discussion sessions
[00:02:12] this week about the end of the 6
[00:02:15] by 1 scale are already scheduled, it will happen on Tuesday and Wednesday and today
[00:02:18] earlier I spoke with Senator Teresa Leitão, leader of the PT in the Senate,
[00:02:22] she said that by this Wednesday she should
[00:02:26] present the request for a special calendar to try to speed up
[00:02:29] the vote in the Federal Senate on this proposal,
[00:02:33] so what is the strategy of the Lula
[00:02:36] examined in the records were found government? The strategy of the Lula government is precisely to present this request for a special calendar to
[00:02:40] speed up this vote so that it can be voted on
[00:02:44] on the same day, that is, in two rounds this
[00:02:47] Wednesday, this is the strategy of the federal government, remembering that this
[00:02:51] proposal needs 49 votes from the 81 senators in
[00:02:55] two rounds, it is worth remembering that this... working
[00:02:58] hours will be reduced, through
[00:03:02] this constitutional amendment proposal, from
[00:03:04] 44 to 40 hours weekly, without reduction in the worker's
[00:03:08] salary, who should have two days off,
[00:03:11] preferably on Sundays, so how is
[00:03:14] the senator doing this interlocution, this articulation in the Federal
[00:03:18] Senate, she is collecting the signatures of the
[00:03:21] parliamentarians, today she has already confirmed that by this Wednesday she should
[00:03:24] present this request so that this vote in the Senate happens
[00:03:28] still this... Wednesday in two
[00:03:31] rounds and to be approved, as I said,
[00:03:35] 49 of the senators, so we still don't know how many signatures
[00:03:40] Society of she already has to present this request, but she has already stated that
[00:03:42] by this Wednesday she will present this request and this proposal
[00:03:46] should be voted on before the second round of elections,
[00:03:49] Gustavo. Paulo, also mentions the Supreme Court Justice
[00:03:53] Alexandre de Moraes, who today authorized the resumption of visits to Senator
[00:03:56] and presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro, the former president
[00:04:00] Jair Bolsonaro, who is currently serving humanitarian house arrest.
[00:04:03] Paulo, what are the updates on this matter for our
[00:04:07] audience?
[00:04:13] Gustavo, Flávio Bolsonaro celebrated this decision by
[00:04:16] Justice Alexandre de Moraes, he hadn't seen his father
[00:04:19] for 90 days, right? Three months, so
[00:04:23] he said he will visit his father, resume these visits this
[00:04:27] Tuesday. In the decision, Justice Alexandre de Moraes said
[00:04:30] that these visits cannot have a political-electoral purpose,
[00:04:34] he also prohibited statements by
[00:04:37] former president Jair Messias Bolsonaro regarding the
[00:04:40] elections that take place on October 25th, the second
[00:04:44] round, by him, right, statements by
[00:04:47] him including by third parties, so he really cannot
[00:04:51] communicate, right, post statements, we remember that Flávio
[00:04:55] Bolsonaro had, in July, published a letter that
[00:04:58] was handwritten by the former president Jair Messias Bolsonaro, in this
[00:05:02] the previous year. letter, he supported his son's candidacy for the presidency of the
[00:05:05] Republic, Flávio Bolsonaro published this letter
[00:05:09] violating some precautionary measures that were imposed
[00:05:12] regarding the house arrest of former president Jair Messias
[00:05:15] Bolsonaro, he was sentenced to 27 years and
[00:05:19] 3 months in prison, serving humanitarian house arrest
[00:05:22] due to health issues and he violated one of these measures,
[00:05:26] Flávio Bolsonaro, by publishing this letter that was
[00:05:29] handwritten by the president, by the former president
[00:05:33] Jair Messias Bolsonaro, so in this determination Justice Alexandre de
[00:05:36] Moraes says that now he can resume
[00:05:39] visits with these with... not
[00:05:43] making statements by the president, nor by
[00:05:46] third parties, in addition, these visits also cannot have
[00:05:50] a political-electoral purpose, and of course we
[00:05:52] continue to follow everything here, how will be the developments regarding these
[00:05:56] visits, if Flávio Bolsonaro will really continue to comply
[00:05:59] with these determinations made by Justice Alexandre de Moraes, after
[00:06:03] 90 days without seeing his own
[00:06:13] fighting advisory of the Superior Electoral Court informed the
[00:06:17] president of the Court, Minister Cássio Nunes Marques, that it had
[00:06:20] not found publications with false content on the
[00:06:24] "Lula's Army" WhatsApp channel. From Brasília, reporter
[00:06:27] Mana Mendes brings more details.
[00:06:30] Hello Gustavo, on Sunday, yesterday, the
[00:06:34] president of the TSE, Minister Cássio Nunes
[00:06:37] Marques, even suspended the operation of the
[00:06:40] channel which returned soon after, it
[00:06:44] returned to operation, this is because the electoral
[00:06:48] corregidor, Ricardo Vilas Boas,
[00:06:51] reversed Nunes Marques' decision. Vilas
[00:06:55] Boas also gave a period of 5 days for the
[00:06:59] team of candidate Flávio Bolsonaro, to provide
[00:07:03] regarding these false information that was
[00:07:07] alleged in the request. The electoral corregidor's decision
[00:07:10] will still be analyzed by the
[00:07:14] TSE plenum, the technicians who produced the
[00:07:18] report, warned about the impact of the channel on the electoral
[00:07:21] process, among them the speed of message
[00:07:25] propagation, the use of language that encourages
[00:07:28] confrontation and the difficulty of fully
[00:07:31] reconstructing the history through
[00:07:34] public consultation. According to the court technicians,
[00:07:38] regarding the circulation of identical or
[00:07:41] substantially equivalent content, no
[00:07:44] reproductions of the affirmations that were
[00:07:49] in the channel's publications between October 2 and 11, and this, Gustavo, it is worth
[00:07:52] noting that in the backstage of the Superior Electoral
[00:07:56] Court, what is said is that these two
[00:07:59] decisions from yesterday
[00:08:02] to today ended up
[00:08:05] escalating the disputes within the
[00:08:08] court among the justices. It's
[00:08:11] with you, look, a car caught
[00:08:14] fire inside the garage, this happened in a house in the north
[00:08:17] of São Paulo, the flames started in a parked
[00:08:21] car, the black smoke spread
[00:08:24] quickly, a woman inhaled smoke and was
[00:08:27] taken to the emergency room, no resident of the
[00:08:30] house was injured, the area was isolated and traffic was
[00:08:34] diverted, the causes of the fire are still being investigated,
[00:08:38] now look at this image, a cyclist... barely avoided a serious
[00:08:42] accident, the driver of a pickup truck lost control of the
[00:08:46] vehicle in the rain and ended up invading
[00:08:50] the opposite lane, you see here then suddenly he passes but
[00:08:53] very close, but very close, this cyclist who was going in the opposite
[00:08:57] direction, still managed to jump in time
[00:09:00] not to be hit, the
[00:09:03] vehicle overturned, as you saw in the sequence, and also hit a
[00:09:07] pole, the accident was recorded in Marechal Cândido
[00:09:10] Rondon in the interior of Paraná. And look,
[00:09:14] the flow of the Iguaçu River reached 11,800 million liters of
[00:09:17] water per second on Monday morning. This volume
[00:09:21] is almost eight times higher than the historical average, it broke the annual
[00:09:25] record, keeping the Cataratas walkway closed. The
[00:09:29] increase in flow is related to intense
[00:09:31] rains in the Iguaçu River basin in Paraná. In addition
[00:09:35] to the walkway, the Banana Tree and Black Pool trails are also
[00:09:39] closed. According to the park administration,
[00:09:43] visitation continues with access to the Cataratas
[00:09:47] trail and viewpoints open. And
[00:09:50] with less than a month until the Enem exam, one fact stands
[00:09:54] out: the presence of adults. That's right, they are also
[00:09:57] registered for the exam. The number of candidates over 30 years old
[00:10:00] has been increasing every year. According to INEP data,
[00:10:04] in 2025 there was an increase of
[00:10:07] 18.8% in people over 31 years old
[00:10:10] who took the test compared to
[00:10:15] Many of them see the exam as a possibility
[00:10:18] for professional transformation. According to
[00:10:21] specialists, candidates over 30 years old have
[00:10:25] some advantages, besides the specific knowledge, they
[00:10:28] bring a wealth of life experience, self-control, and
[00:10:31] formation, which are important for the
[00:10:34] test. Renoir's impressionist
[00:10:37] paintings that had been stolen in France were
[00:10:41] recovered. The works are valued at around 250 million reais.
[00:10:44] Reporter Ana Paula Gomes updates this
[00:10:48] case. The two impressionist paintings
[00:10:51] by Renoir were stolen about
[00:10:54] a month ago from a museum on the
[00:10:57] French Riviera, the works are valued at millions
[00:11:01] of dollars, according to police, six people were arrested in this
[00:11:05] operation this past weekend, according to the investigation,
[00:11:08] the criminals entered the museum through a hole made in the garden
[00:11:12] fence, then entered through a window, they managed to
[00:11:15] take four paintings, but two fell in the garden during the
[00:11:19] escape. This announcement comes almost a year after the
[00:11:22] theft of jewels valued at almost 100 million
[00:11:26] dollars from the famous Louvre Museum in Paris,
[00:11:29] we remember that this crime raised an alert about
[00:11:33] security in museums throughout
[00:11:36] France. Let's bring more impressive
[00:11:40] images of that mudslide caused by the
[00:11:43] storms that hit Nepal. Buildings are
[00:11:46] hit and covered by the torrent. You are seeing the images. The
[00:11:49] rains also caused floods and landslides, leaving more than
[00:11:53] 100 foreigners stranded, authorities
[00:11:56] advised residents to leave risk areas, so far there
[00:12:00] was no information about deaths.
[00:12:03] A missile attack hit the
[00:12:05] busiest international airport in Saudi Arabia, in the passenger
[00:12:09] terminal. Security cameras recorded the panic of
[00:12:13] travelers at the time of the strong explosion. So
[00:12:17] far, 12 deaths and more than
[00:12:20] 300 injured have been recorded. This
[00:12:24] attack was indicated by the Houthis of Yemen, who are
[00:12:27] supported by the current Iranian regime. The Saudi
[00:12:31] government stated that the response must be equally harsh against terrorists. The
[00:12:35] authorities also extended the closure of the airport until
[00:12:38] Saturday and airlines canceled flights. To
[00:12:42] understand the military escalation in the region, we spoke with Ricardo
[00:12:45] Cabral, specialist in security strategy
[00:12:48] international. Look, the Houthis, they follow a
[00:12:52] strategy formulated by Iran, by. uh
[00:12:55] there who directs the Houthis in the end
[00:12:58] is the Iranian Quds Force that is there
[00:13:02] uh Saudi Arabia is paying the price for its
[00:13:05] sins first in its own relationship with the
[00:13:08] Houthis, right? There is almost a consensus
[00:13:12] there in the region that Saudi Arabia was
[00:13:14] especially very harsh and the Houthis
[00:13:18] are taking advantage of this
[00:13:25] Strategically, it's not a good deal, Saudi
[00:13:29] Arabia suffers so much, it's the largest
[00:13:32] individual producer of the second largest individual producer of oil
[00:13:36] in the world, the second largest
[00:13:38] exporter. This, this is a fundamental issue:
[00:13:42] the Americans withdrew several interceptors and
[00:13:45] sent them to Saudi Arabia, but uh
[00:13:48] the efficiency of these systems, right,
[00:13:52] has been inferior, even to... equal
[00:13:55] to what it was in the Gulf War, that's why the Houthis have
[00:13:59] had uh a lot of success, they attacked the
[00:14:02] airports of Jeddah, Mecca, uh uh,
[00:14:04] Riyadh, right, they attacked a very well-defended terminal
[00:14:08] which is Yanbu, they attacked
[00:14:11] a a a petroleum production center
[00:14:15] in the middle of Saudi Arabia, so what is this,
[00:14:18] uh there is a the intelligence says that it is the Chinese and
[00:14:21] Russians supporting Iran. the
[00:14:25] Houthis to pressure Saudi Arabia to
[00:14:29] disengage from the United States. What happened? Why do
[00:14:33] the United States get into this conversation?
[00:14:36] Bin Salman asked MBS asked
[00:14:39] Trump for help to bomb the Houthis. The
[00:14:42] Americans had made an agreement, right?
[00:14:45] Jared Kushner made an agreement with the Houthis. Look, if you don't
[00:14:49] attack commercial navigation
[00:14:52] in the Red Sea, we won't.
[00:14:55] We will intervene and informed Saudi
[00:14:58] Arabia, no, arrogant Saudi Arabia said: no,
[00:15:02] I'll deal with it, I can deal with it, give me the
[00:15:05] missiles, and I'll do the rest, she's not able to
[00:15:08] deal with it, she asked for the support of Italy, Italy
[00:15:12] won't help, the United Kingdom and France
[00:15:15] sent uh interceptors, they sent
[00:15:18] interceptor batteries that are not able to deal with
[00:15:21] the Houthis, because the Houthis attack in large quantities
[00:15:25] with those missiles and drones supplied by
[00:15:28] Iran with Russian technology
[00:15:31] and or Chinese, right, that said, Saudi Arabia
[00:15:35] is pressured, so she... went where? she went to
[00:15:39] Israel. Israel has already said that it also cannot
[00:15:42] help until the 27th and the
[00:15:44] Americans right, you can be sure
[00:15:48] that they will charge a price. everything will revolve around
[00:15:52] oil? how much will Saudi Arabia
[00:15:55] pay Trump?
[00:15:58] Trump's language is how much will you pay me to
[00:16:01] drop bombs there? and I remember he doesn't
[00:16:05] have that many... bombs like that,
[00:16:07] look, a young man died today in an explosion that left at least
[00:16:11] 19 injured, many of them
[00:16:15] teenagers. This happened during a school trip to northern
[00:16:18] Israel, near the border with Lebanon. The group was
[00:16:21] made up of students and teachers from the institution. The bus with the
[00:16:25] victims was hit by an unexploded munition during the
[00:16:28] displacement. The Israeli Foreign Minister
[00:16:32] revealed that the victim who died was a 15-year-old boy.
[00:16:36] At least eight injured are in serious condition and the others
[00:16:39] suffered minor injuries. The Israeli Defense
[00:16:43] Forces deployed military personnel and helicopters to assist in the
[00:16:46] rescue. The army stated that the circumstances of the
[00:16:50] explosion are still being investigated.
[00:16:53] Look, women are receiving a breast cancer diagnosis
[00:16:56] earlier and earlier. SUS data shows that
[00:17:00] more young women are discovering the disease in advanced
[00:17:03] stages. Isabella was only 33 years
[00:17:07] old when she received news she didn't expect, the
[00:17:11] truth is that it never crossed my mind, I never imagined
[00:17:14] going through this, after a long treatment, she has been
[00:17:18] more than 5 years without signs of the
[00:17:22] disease. Breast cancer can be hereditary or not.
[00:17:26] In Brazil, 78,000 new cases are estimated per year between
[00:17:31] 2026 and 2028, although
[00:17:34] the risk increases with age, diagnosis is not
[00:17:38] exclusive to women over 50
[00:17:41] years old. The disease has been entering the
[00:17:44] lives of increasingly younger women. I myself received the
[00:17:48] diagnosis at 32 years of age, a reality that
[00:17:52] deserves the attention of specialists.
[00:17:54] A national survey interviewed
[00:17:57] 713 women who had breast cancer. Among
[00:18:01] them, 77% received
[00:18:03] a diagnosis before the age of 50. Today
[00:18:07] women get pregnant later, they have fewer children and breastfeed
[00:18:11] less, so these reproductive factors are a
[00:18:15] question that can contribute to this increase in incidence,
[00:18:18] also uh lifestyle issues,
[00:18:22] sedentary lifestyle, obesity, consumption of
[00:18:24] alcoholic beverages, uh, smoking, all this can
[00:18:28] influence the risk. among younger
[00:18:31] women, diagnosis can be late, a survey by the
[00:18:34] oncology observatory published this month,
[00:18:38] shows that seven out of every 10 women aged 20
[00:18:41] to 29, attended by the SUS, discovered
[00:18:45] the disease already in advanced stages. It's a
[00:18:48] population that is not part of the screening group, so they
[00:18:52] will not do, they are not in that group that does mammography annually, there is
[00:18:56] a higher incidence of more aggressive tumors in this
[00:19:00] population, so these are tumors that have a slightly
[00:19:03] faster growth. Breast cancer has high chances of cure when discovered early,
[00:19:07] medical follow-up is important, even for those who have not yet reached
[00:19:10] the recommended age for routine mammography, which is
[00:19:14] 40 years old, according to the Brazilian
[00:19:17] Mastology, she needs to pay attention to her
[00:19:20] breasts, right, because any sign that is
[00:19:23] persistent needs to be investigated, so she needs
[00:19:27] to pay attention to skin changes, uh, skin
[00:19:30] thickening, redness, some
[00:19:33] area of retraction, some palpable thickening, right, a
[00:19:37] harder area, a lump, nipple discharge
[00:19:40] and an important fact that many
[00:19:43] times many people don't remember are axillary
[00:19:47] lumps, consult a specialist, see a gynecologist,
[00:19:50] right, examine yourself, touch yourself, right, know that unfortunately this
[00:19:54] can happen.
[00:19:57] Vitamin D is known for contributing to bone
[00:20:00] strengthening and the functioning of the immune system, but did
[00:20:02] you know that it is also related
[00:20:05] to vascular health? Well, a new international study published in the scientific
[00:20:09] journal Frontiers in Nutrition, revealed that
[00:20:13] a deficiency of this nutrient was associated with a
[00:20:16] 62% greater risk of developing
[00:20:20] varicose veins. We spoke with vascular surgeon André
[00:20:23] Amélio, who explained the importance of
[00:20:27] vitamin D for the body. Let's see.
[00:20:30] Vitamin D deficiency is very common nowadays due to people's
[00:20:34] lifestyle, a person leaves home early, sometimes it's dark, spends the whole
[00:20:37] day in a building, in my case, in my case, spends the whole day in a hospital,
[00:20:41] practically doesn't see the sun and add to that sometimes the use of
[00:20:45] sunscreen, excess weight, and this ends up retaining
[00:20:49] vitamin D in adipose tissue, decreases the
[00:20:52] bioavailability of vitamin D in the blood, so
[00:20:56] it's a direct consequence of today's
[00:20:59] lifestyle, in the vascular part there
[00:21:02] is a data that draws a lot of attention,
[00:21:06] the endothelium of the vein wall, which is the inner layer of the vessel that
[00:21:09] has the smooth muscle of the venous wall has vitamin D receptor
[00:21:13] and it participates in the control of inflammation of the function of this
[00:21:17] endothelium that is what keeps the vessel healthy. There are studies
[00:21:20] that show that patients with chronic venous disease with
[00:21:24] varicose veins usually have lower levels of vitamin D
[00:21:27] and now I need to be honest uh this is an
[00:21:31] association but it is not a cause of varicose veins. Treating
[00:21:34] vitamin D does not treat varicose veins and does not make varicose veins appear.
[00:21:38] Those who have varicose veins need vascular evaluation and there is specific
[00:21:41] treatment for varicose veins, but vitamin D
[00:21:45] deficiency, it worsens the terrain and sometimes worsens the
[00:21:48] symptoms of varicose veins. Many patients come to my office with leg
[00:21:52] pain, heaviness, cramps, attributing all this to varicose
[00:21:55] veins and in a part of the cases this discomfort comes because of the
[00:21:59] vitamin D that affects the muscle, so when you
[00:22:03] correct the vitamin D of this patient, these symptoms improve.
[00:22:06] And there is an important overlap point. The patient with
[00:22:09] little sun, sedentary and overweight, is exactly the same profile
[00:22:13] of patient who develops varicose veins, these are two problems
[00:22:17] that grow in the same patient, so the
[00:22:20] conduct is very simple, you measure vitamin
[00:22:23] D when indicated, correct when it's low,
[00:22:26] reevaluate later if the correction was adequate. What makes
[00:22:30] no sense, many times, is to take vitamin D on your own,
[00:22:33] especially since high doses, excess vitamin D is not
[00:22:37] harmless, it can lead, for example, to calcium in your blood and
[00:22:40] favor the appearance of kidney stones. So the summary is this.
[00:22:44] Vitamin D is important, its deficiency is real, it
[00:22:48] deserves to be treated, but it also
[00:22:50] doesn't replace venous treatment. Look, here in the
[00:22:54] country, a woman is a victim of femicide every 5
[00:22:57] hours. In the first three months of this year, 400
[00:23:00] cases were recorded. In many of these cases, the assaults
[00:23:04] start before the crime, and can
[00:23:08] be repeated for months or even years.
[00:23:11] Words fail to describe the pain of losing a
[00:23:14] daughter so young. She died after suffering severe
[00:23:17] burns on her body. Her partner, Vladimir
[00:23:24] Trevizan, 68 years old, is the main
[00:23:28] suspect of having committed the crime. He claimed to relatives
[00:23:31] that the young woman had set herself on fire during a discussion
[00:23:34] with her partner, but the family does not believe his
[00:23:38] version. The mother states that 5 months earlier,
[00:23:41] Vladimir had already used gasoline to threaten
[00:23:45] her. He went to the laundry room, got the gallon
[00:23:48] of gasoline and started to attack the house
[00:23:52] and we slept in the living room on
[00:23:55] mattresses, the mattresses were soaked with
[00:23:59] gasoline, it got on my
[00:24:02] two-year-old grandson whom I had taken with me. On the night she
[00:24:05] was burned, Gabriela had gone to a party against her partner's
[00:24:09] will. According to the family, the relationship had lasted
[00:24:13] about 10 years and was marked by aggression
[00:24:16] and abuse, Gabriela even had a protective measure against
[00:24:20] Vladimir, a relationship of possession, of machismo,
[00:24:24] he he saw the woman, Gabriela, as if she were his
[00:24:27] object, where she
[00:24:31] would be submissive, not to contact family,
[00:24:34] not to talk to neighbors, she couldn't.
[00:24:38] had a protective measure. The
[00:24:42] question that remains is, how in the face of so many complaints and
[00:24:45] requests for protection, did the relationship end with her death?
[00:24:49] Brazil is a country where violence against
[00:24:52] women continues to claim many victims,
[00:24:55] many victims, an average of four deaths
[00:24:58] every day, this means that every
[00:25:01] 5 hours a woman is murdered. In the
[00:25:05] first three months of this year, 400 femicides
[00:25:09] were registered, the deadliest
[00:25:12] quarter in recorded history. But what
[00:25:15] can lead a man to believe he has the right to control his partner's
[00:25:19] life? To take her life. When we perform
[00:25:22] expert evaluations of feminicidal men, some
[00:25:25] characteristics are very repeated, one of them is men with
[00:25:29] cultural characteristics of an archaic
[00:25:32] understanding that they can, should and need
[00:25:36] to dominate their women and that in the face of disobedience,
[00:25:38] they act in an extremely
[00:25:41] aggressive manner. Watch out for the signs, jealousy mistaken
[00:25:45] for a sign of love, control disguised as care.
[00:25:49] Over time, discussions become as frequent as promises
[00:25:53] of change, compliments become insults,
[00:25:56] and verbal aggression turns physical. In cases of
[00:25:59] domestic violence, women
[00:26:03] can ask for help via an exclusive phone number,
[00:26:06] 180. I want justice for him to go to jail.
[00:26:09] grades,
[00:26:11] In Rio de Janeiro, the military police's internal affairs and the civil
[00:26:15] police are investigating the confrontation between police officers, which ended with
[00:26:18] the death of a Bop lieutenant. The military police officer's body
[00:26:21] was buried this afternoon in a cemetery in the west
[00:26:24] zone of Rio. Bop Lieutenant Gláucio
[00:26:28] Fonseca was 54 years old and would have completed 26 years
[00:26:32] in the corporation in December. He was among the members of a Boop
[00:26:35] team that was approaching a suspicious vehicle in one
[00:26:39] of the accesses to the Gardenia Azul community in the southwest
[00:26:43] zone here in Rio, but at that moment, military police officers from the region's
[00:26:46] battalion allegedly mistook the group and shot. During the
[00:26:50] shootout, in addition to the police officer, the lieutenant who died,
[00:26:53] five other police officers were shot. Two of them
[00:26:57] needed surgery and remain hospitalized in stable
[00:27:00] condition. The PM's internal affairs
[00:27:04] and the capital's homicide
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