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[00:01:05] We're back to announce that the Brazilian Air Force sent two aircraft to reinforce
[00:01:09] the fight against forest fires in Amazonas. The KC
[00:01:13] 390 aircraft arrived in Manaus and one of the
[00:01:16] aircraft can release up to 12,000 liters of water per
[00:01:20] operation. The capital of Amazonas woke up once again
[00:01:23] covered by a dense layer of smoke. This
[00:01:27] Monday, the air quality index reached 190.
[00:01:31] a level considered unhealthy, meaning it's bad for
[00:01:34] people's health. Due to the pollution, the city council suspended
[00:01:37] outdoor events scheduled for yesterday and also for
[00:01:40] today. The federal government also sent WhatsApp alerts to residents of
[00:01:44] affected areas with guidelines to reduce exposure
[00:01:47] to smoke and prevent new outbreaks of
[00:01:50] fire. The task force mobilized for the state includes
[00:01:54] 11 aircraft and federal firefighters. During a meeting
[00:01:58] with representatives of the national defense and the civil defense of São
[00:02:01] Paulo, Colonel Orlielson Muniz of the
[00:02:05] Civil Defense of Amazonas spoke about the measures
[00:02:08] adopted by the state to combat the
[00:02:11] fires. The municipalities are also very important in this
[00:02:15] process, so we bring vehicles, firefighters,
[00:02:18] equipment and the municipality acts as firefighters in this sense. In the south of
[00:02:22] Amazonas, we did a very robust integrated
[00:02:25] work and now the resources are allocated in the
[00:02:29] vicinity of one... which is the most impacted region, with the arrival of resources, now
[00:02:33] we will work in an integrated way to mitigate
[00:02:37] the problem and try to find
[00:02:40] the quickest possible response. The International
[00:02:43] Monetary Fund issued an alert about the rising
[00:02:46] food and energy prices, which could keep global
[00:02:50] inflation expectations high. According to an IMF survey,
[00:02:54] in the last 5 years tension and conflicts
[00:02:58] between nations caused an increase in the prices
[00:03:02] of essential products and compromised the cost of
[00:03:05] living, especially for the poorest families. The study
[00:03:09] estimates that between 2021 and 2024, more than
[00:03:12] 23 million people fell below the extreme
[00:03:16] poverty line. For the IMF, global tensions
[00:03:20] can impact not only short and medium-term inflation at a global
[00:03:23] level, but also the cost of living for an average of 3 years
[00:03:27] after crises and conflicts, leading central
[00:03:30] banks to raise interest rates. To analyze
[00:03:34] this IMF survey, we spoke with economist Ricardo
[00:03:38] Buso, it's an
[00:03:41] and you know that here you can trust unfortunate warning, because it affects exactly those who should be most protected, the
[00:03:45] poorest segment of the population, and it's very
[00:03:48] focused on conflicts, right? For example, Russia and
[00:03:52] Ukraine, which have been going on for a long time, and we
[00:03:55] know the importance of agricultural inputs,
[00:03:59] of fertilizers, that come from that region of the world, and
[00:04:02] that makes them more expensive. Without them, we don't have economies of scale, without
[00:04:06] scale, the costs become too expensive, right? This is not just for
[00:04:09] Brazil, it's for the whole world. The other conflict is in the
[00:04:13] Middle East, which affects oil. We know
[00:04:16] that oil drives agricultural
[00:04:20] machinery, but also, as food
[00:04:23] are low value-added commodities, the
[00:04:26] fuel itself in transport until it reaches the point of sale
[00:04:30] in retail, it is a very strong component, because they are low
[00:04:33] value products, so it impacts too much and who
[00:04:37] suffers, who earns less, because a good part or
[00:04:40] most of the consumption of these most vulnerable families
[00:04:44] is for subsistence, that's what they use their household budget
[00:04:47] for. And so the IMF's statement focuses on these
[00:04:51] issues of global tensions, but we must not
[00:04:54] forget the risks to food and energy that
[00:04:58] global warming represents, such as this
[00:05:01] El Niño that is projected to arrive at the end of the year, which could
[00:05:05] also worsen the situation, so it's not just the global
[00:05:08] conflict, or international conflict. The European Union announced that
[00:05:12] it will limit the entry of hybrid vehicles from China
[00:05:15] to a quantity of 350,000
[00:05:17] units per year. The decision is part of an agreement signed
[00:05:21] between the Economic Bloc and China itself and was one of the most sensitive
[00:05:25] issues in trade relations between the two parties. The entry
[00:05:29] of Chinese hybrid vehicles represented significant
[00:05:31] competition for local brands and generated
[00:05:34] concern about jobs in the automotive sector in the
[00:05:38] European Bloc. According to European authorities, the agreement signed
[00:05:42] today will reduce Chinese exports of these vehicles
[00:05:45] to the European Union by more than 50%, which were
[00:05:49] estimated at around 800,000 vehicles for this
[00:05:52] year. In September, inflation was adjusted
[00:05:55] upwards, driven by the price of electricity bills and
[00:05:59] rising food prices. Despite the increases,
[00:06:02] the financial market showed an improvement in economic indicators immediately
[00:06:06] after the first round of elections. To understand
[00:06:08] how the elections can impact Brazilian indicators,
[00:06:12] we spoke with economist Vítor Caio.
[00:06:16] The main reason inflation went up again in September was the electricity
[00:06:20] bill. In August, the Itau bonus gave a discount on
[00:06:23] energy, in September this discount ended. The bill returned to
[00:06:27] normal and accounted for almost half of the month's increase. Also
[00:06:30] more expensive were airline tickets, gasoline and some
[00:06:33] foods such as tomatoes and potatoes. Part
[00:06:36] of this is due to factors like climate, oil and tariffs. Interest
[00:06:40] rates cannot solve the problem of these increases spreading to
[00:06:44] other prices. With lower unemployment, rising wages,
[00:06:48] unanchored inflation expectations, it becomes easier to pass on costs to inflation.
[00:06:51] What to expect from now on?
[00:06:55] There is still no relief in sight. The expectation is that inflation will end
[00:06:59] the year above the target ceiling and only decelerate
[00:07:02] gradually next year. There are still risks along the way, such as
[00:07:06] El Niño, which can significantly increase food prices, and more
[00:07:09] expensive oil. Can the elections affect the basic
[00:07:13] interest rate, Selic? They can, but it's not immediate. After the
[00:07:17] first round, the market began to see more chance of an adjustment in public accounts
[00:07:21] starting next year. The dollar fell sharply to close to R$
[00:07:25] 5. Investors started to bet on interest rate cuts a little
[00:07:28] sooner. The logic is simple: when the government spends a lot,
[00:07:32] the economy heats up, prices rise and the central bank needs to keep
[00:07:36] interest rates high to slow it down. If public accounts are more
[00:07:40] balanced, there's more room for lower... interest rates. A cheaper
[00:07:43] dollar also helps because it makes imported products and
[00:07:47] fuels cheaper, but the central bank doesn't decide based
[00:07:51] on promises or market euphoria. It
[00:07:54] waits for concrete measures and with inflation going
[00:07:58] up again, the room to cut interest rates now is small,
[00:08:01] regardless of who wins the elections, interest rates will only
[00:08:05] fall consistently if the new government
[00:08:08] delivers an adjustment in public accounts and inflation consistently
[00:08:11] recedes. Look, learning to eat well
[00:08:15] can start right in the kitchen. Experts
[00:08:18] explain that children who prepare meals with their
[00:08:21] parents are more likely to develop healthy eating
[00:08:25] habits. Hands-on and a lot of
[00:08:28] concentration. At 8 years old, Stephanie already ventures
[00:08:32] into recipes and the kitchen is her favorite place. For her mother,
[00:08:35] cooking together became an opportunity to stimulate the
[00:08:38] child's development. It also develops her
[00:08:42] motor coordination and her sociability.
[00:08:45] She already wants to bring it to a friend. Yuri also
[00:08:49] participates in preparing the family's meals. I
[00:08:52] help my mom when I'm in the kitchen, eggs,
[00:08:56] grilled cheese, we also help with barbecues. This
[00:08:59] learning is important given a scenario that worries
[00:09:03] specialists. Data from the United Nations Children's Fund
[00:09:06] shows that the number of children and adolescents who are overweight
[00:09:10] has doubled in just over two decades. The consumption of
[00:09:14] ultra-processed foods is among the factors that
[00:09:18] require attention. Offering healthy foods is the
[00:09:21] healthiest way to ensure these children grow and
[00:09:25] develop in the best possible way. It's not just about learning
[00:09:28] to cook, when children participate in
[00:09:32] meal preparation, they also
[00:09:34] discover new flavors, textures and
[00:09:38] foods, an experience that can help create healthier
[00:09:41] habits. From an early age, what we want is to prepare
[00:09:45] our child for the world, right? That they learn
[00:09:48] some things that are really useful
[00:09:52] from an early age. Let's go now to live images from Belo
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[00:10:07] programming for free. Next, a man prepares to travel by
[00:10:11] skateboard from Rio de Janeiro to the north of the country. Well, news is
[00:10:14] 9 o'clock, we'll go for a quick break and be
[00:10:16] right back.
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[00:14:39] News 7 PM back to bring images of a
[00:14:43] large fire that hit one of
[00:14:46] the oldest and most traditional markets in Paris,
[00:14:49] France. So far, the cause of the fire is unknown. The
[00:14:53] fire started around 3 AM and
[00:14:57] spread quickly, affecting the structure of the place. The
[00:15:00] French Minister of Culture stated that the market was
[00:15:04] partially destroyed, while the Mayor of Paris said that the place
[00:15:07] was completely affected. Authorities are still
[00:15:10] investigating what remains of the place. The market was created in
[00:15:14] 1615 during the reign of King Louis
[00:15:17] XIII in the Marais district, in the central
[00:15:21] region of Paris. Now we're
[00:15:24] back to talk about the situation in the state of Amazonas, which
[00:15:27] is suffering from several fires. Today, smoke once
[00:15:30] again covered the capital Manaus. The city recorded the worst
[00:15:34] air quality in Brazil for the fifth consecutive day. Reporter
[00:15:37] Victor Cavalier has the details.
[00:15:41] The smoke caused by wildfires once again covered Manaus
[00:15:45] this Monday, and the air quality in the Amazonian
[00:15:48] capital was considered the worst in Brazil for the
[00:15:51] fifth consecutive day. According to the international
[00:15:54] IQAir app, the climatic conditions in the Amazonian
[00:15:58] capital were considered unhealthy. And, according
[00:16:02] to the Selva app from the State University of Amazonas, the
[00:16:06] air quality in certain regions varied between very
[00:16:09] bad or terrible. Given this situation, the
[00:16:12] federal government sent a delegation to Amazonas, which
[00:16:16] visited the most affected regions and classified
[00:16:19] the situation as worrying. In addition, the federal
[00:16:23] government highlighted that there are indications of criminal burnings. It
[00:16:26] is important to note that the smoke contains fine
[00:16:30] pollutant particles that can be harmful to health
[00:16:33] and respiration. Due to the air pollution, the city of Manaus
[00:16:37] suspended outdoor events such as the Boi Manaus fair
[00:16:41] and activities in parks. The recommendation is to avoid
[00:16:45] exposure to smoke, especially for
[00:16:48] the elderly, children and people with
[00:16:50] respiratory difficulties. I'm Victor Cavalier from
[00:16:54] Manaus. Back to the studios.
[00:16:57] Brazilian retail has high expectations for this Children's
[00:17:00] Day. Business owners expect to raise 9 billion
[00:17:04] reais from the date celebrated today. This would
[00:17:07] be the largest sales volume in the sector in 12
[00:17:11] years. This is because toys are no longer consumed only by children.
[00:17:15] There is a large portion of adults who seek products such as
[00:17:19] cards, dolls, collectibles, cars and
[00:17:22] video games. Toys aimed at teenagers and adults
[00:17:25] had a 50% increase in revenue, according to
[00:17:29] data from Cirkana Brazil. To understand this consumption trend and the
[00:17:33] sector's expectations, we spoke with economist Ricardo
[00:17:36] Buso. Habits have been changing. We
[00:17:40] perceive that today adults marry later,
[00:17:43] have children later, so part of the budget
[00:17:47] ends up having space for these issues, right? Cosplay
[00:17:50] has gained so much space, right? We
[00:17:54] see a significant change in consumption habits.
[00:17:57] The National Confederation of Commerce estimates that
[00:18:01] retail will move 9.3 billion reais. The
[00:18:03] credit card association also has 20 billion,
[00:18:07] and it's talking about a growth of 7.5%.
[00:18:11] This also reflects the Brazilian labor market,
[00:18:14] which now tends to cool down due to these
[00:18:17] interest rates, but it still remains heated, with unemployment
[00:18:20] at historical lows. So this facilitates things, so much so that we
[00:18:24] are also seeing a growth in the intention to spend on
[00:18:28] gifts, which is 232 in the
[00:18:31] Southeast, 227 in the South, following this average for
[00:18:34] the rest of... Brazil, which is quite significant, it means
[00:18:38] a market, a population with
[00:18:41] more willingness to buy, which is changing
[00:18:45] at a very fast
[00:18:48] pace, for sure. This is important, right?
[00:18:51] In the possibilities, it also helps the child to understand what is
[00:18:54] possible and what is not. This makes them a more
[00:18:58] conscious adult, preventing bigger problems later
[00:19:00] on. But it's interesting to note that the revenue
[00:19:04] from toy sales has a growth forecast
[00:19:07] of 17% for children's toys themselves
[00:19:11] and 50% for young people and adults
[00:19:15] and young people, right? So it's a very
[00:19:18] new scenario, this opens up other
[00:19:21] fields, opens up other market fronts that can
[00:19:25] still be explored. A
[00:19:27] skateboarder who has already traveled more than 2,000 km from Rio de Janeiro to
[00:19:31] Uruguay is now preparing for a new expedition to the north
[00:19:35] of Brazil. Take a look at this story: His
[00:19:38] routine starts early, he organizes his
[00:19:42] belongings and dismantles the tent.
[00:19:45] Clothes, food, cooking utensils and
[00:19:48] sleeping equipment need to
[00:19:51] fit in the luggage. Everything is prepared before
[00:19:54] another day of travel. The idea came
[00:19:58] from the moment I decided to take a trip abroad,
[00:20:02] to Uruguay at the time. The only thing I had
[00:20:05] at my disposal was a skateboard, so I followed that line of doing what I have,
[00:20:09] and to this day I've been traveling by skateboard. The first great
[00:20:12] expedition began on August 1st, 2025,
[00:20:16] in the Sambadrome region in Rio. Davi set
[00:20:20] off for Uruguay, intending to travel more than
[00:20:23] 2,000 km. In the beginning, the journey was
[00:20:27] divided between skateboarding, hitchhiking and public
[00:20:30] transport. Dude, the difficulty for
[00:20:33] Uruguay, people talk about distance, uphill, downhill.
[00:20:38] but it ends up being the rain, the
[00:20:41] rain, uh, the very strong sun, very
[00:20:44] steep areas, you know? So, uh,
[00:20:48] these are barriers that we can overcome. easily. Over time,
[00:20:51] the travel structure changed. The skateboard got a
[00:20:55] bigger longboard style. The
[00:20:58] luggage started to include a suitcase,
[00:21:01] backpack, tent, sleeping bag, often
[00:21:05] weighing more than 20 kg. Gas
[00:21:08] stations became support points for
[00:21:12] meals, showers and rest.
[00:21:15] Skateboarder Davi Paixão has already traveled
[00:21:18] more than 200 km in 2025. Now
[00:21:21] his next mission is to reach the north of the country and
[00:21:25] since it's not such an easy adventure, he needs to train
[00:21:29] to face the challenges and obstacles of the
[00:21:32] roads. The skateboard does not have
[00:21:35] the safety features present in vehicles, such as
[00:21:39] braking systems, lighting and signaling. Reduced
[00:21:43] visibility and instability can
[00:21:46] increase the danger for the practitioner and for
[00:21:50] other road users. As a precaution, I never
[00:21:53] travel at night. That's a crucial condition for my
[00:21:57] safety, you know? So I never travel at night, that is, when the sun
[00:22:01] sets, you can be sure that I'll already be stopped in some village or in some
[00:22:04] place I find on a deserted road where I can set up my tent
[00:22:08] and stop. Along the way, each stop
[00:22:12] represents an opportunity to meet
[00:22:14] people, discover new places and expand
[00:22:18] horizons. Experience
[00:22:21] records and shares. We miss our
[00:22:24] family almost all the time, but the thing is, to
[00:22:27] achieve certain things, achieve certain goals, you have to let
[00:22:31] go of some things a little. Not that I abandon my family,
[00:22:35] after a week in Campos dos Goytacazes, north
[00:22:39] of Rio de Janeiro, it's time to go back to the
[00:22:41] road. Have a good trip, Davi. News
[00:22:45] 7 PM ends here. Thank you for your company and your viewership and
[00:22:49] now stay with the show... the show "Elas com a Bola". Have a
[00:22:52] great night, bye bye.