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[00:00:00] does not accept foreign interference in its
[00:00:03] democratic process. Political leaders from all political
[00:00:07] fields, including the PL, recognized the
[00:00:10] election results. The coordinator of Bolsonaro's campaign,
[00:00:14] Senator Rogério Marinho, called the former candidate a
[00:00:17] political exile and opposition leader.
[00:00:21] Flávio, due to the number of votes he received and the role he
[00:00:24] played in the last elections, is
[00:00:27] today the greatest expression of the right in Brazil. We
[00:00:30] believe that Brazilians are the ones who should resolve Brazil's
[00:00:33] issues, and I truly hope that there will be no intervention
[00:00:37] in Brazil's internal process. Ally and governor of São
[00:00:41] Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas, said he understood Flávio's
[00:00:45] indignation, but that the way forward is to respect the
[00:00:48] election results and that the moment demands
[00:00:51] responsibility, serenity, and
[00:00:53] the construction of a strong opposition, capable of
[00:00:57] playing its role. Centrist senators
[00:01:00] criticized the letter. The election we experienced was a polarized
[00:01:03] election, we know, difficult, we know, and we are
[00:01:07] all politicians here with a long
[00:01:10] journey. This makes no sense, now it causes
[00:01:13] immense damage to Brazil, this type of situation. Flávio
[00:01:17] is not considered a fugitive since there is no arrest
[00:01:20] warrant against him. The senator, whose term runs until the end
[00:01:24] of January, said he intends to lead the opposition from
[00:01:28] the United States.
[00:01:31] After the release of Flávio Bolsonaro's letter, United
[00:01:35] States President Donald Trump spoke about the matter. From
[00:01:38] Washington, Matias Brotero brings the information. Good evening,
[00:01:42] Matias. Hello, Criste, and to all who are watching
[00:01:46] us. Trump said he will not get involved in the case. Since the
[00:01:49] beginning of the week, the American president has said that he considers
[00:01:53] the election fraudulent, but always without presenting evidence. On the other
[00:01:57] hand, Trump says he likes President Lula and gets along well with him,
[00:02:00] and that he does not take sides in the Brazilian electoral
[00:02:03] dispute. The American president is in the midst of an election
[00:02:07] campaign himself. The United States will hold parliamentary elections
[00:02:10] that could change the balance
[00:02:12] of power in Congress next week.
[00:02:16] Know that we gave him a pass to come into the country, so we'll
[00:02:20] see, but I won't get involved, it was very strange election, that's for
[00:02:23] sure. I thought they were treated very unfairly, I thought, I
[00:02:27] thought they were treated very unfairly.
[00:02:39] Tonight, the president of the Superior Electoral Court defended
[00:02:42] the integrity of the process in Brazil and once again
[00:02:45] emphasized that the voting took place within
[00:02:49] normality. Cássio Nunes Marques stated that last
[00:02:52] Sunday, the most inclusive elections
[00:02:55] in the history of the Brazilian Republic
[00:02:58] were held. Even in the face of instability in the final stretch
[00:03:01] of voting, it was possible to advance with the counting and deliver
[00:03:05] an election with security. The minister also
[00:03:08] said that all questions raised within due
[00:03:11] legal process will be analyzed and
[00:03:14] answered, and that the elections took place within
[00:03:18] the most absolute normality and with
[00:03:21] respect for legal and
[00:03:24] constitutional dictates.
[00:03:26] The operation to remove Senator Flávio Bolsonaro from Brazil
[00:03:30] had a sequence of imprecise
[00:03:32] information. There were many versions of how
[00:03:36] he had arrived in the United States. On Tuesday
[00:03:39] night, Flávio and his family were still far from the United
[00:03:43] States and only disembarked in Miami on Wednesday
[00:03:47] morning. Flávio Bolsonaro, his wife, and his
[00:03:51] teenage daughters landed in the United States around 10:30 a.m.
[00:03:54] Brasília time. They were met by an American
[00:03:58] agent on the tarmac.
[00:04:00] The family traveled on a luxury jet from a private airline
[00:04:03] from Argentina. The aircraft has seats that convert into beds
[00:04:07] and gourmet dining service. The arrival
[00:04:11] in Miami comes after the senator failed to comply with the STF's
[00:04:14] decision to hand over his passports to the Federal
[00:04:17] Police. Faced with his refusal, the documents were
[00:04:20] canceled by Brazilian authorities. Even though they
[00:04:23] were invalid, Flávio presented his personal
[00:04:26] and diplomatic passports to enter American territory.
[00:04:30] The senator used a humanitarian visa granted with the
[00:04:34] authorization of President Donald Trump, which guarantees one
[00:04:38] year of stay in the country and does not prevent new
[00:04:42] requests for permanence. At the airport exit, agents used
[00:04:45] umbrellas to prevent cameramen from taking images
[00:04:49] of the senator's family. The convoy with his car continued
[00:04:52] north to Florida.
[00:04:55] Later, it was learned that this scene with the umbrellas was a
[00:04:59] diversion. Flávio Bolsonaro was not under the umbrellas;
[00:05:02] he left through another area of the airport. See
[00:05:06] now how Flávio Bolsonaro crossed the border from Brazil
[00:05:09] to Argentina and crossed the continent to the United
[00:05:13] States. According to the Argentine government, Flávio
[00:05:16] Bolsonaro, his wife, and his two daughters crossed the border
[00:05:20] from Brazil to Argentina at 10:50 p.m.
[00:05:24] yesterday, which means that throughout Tuesday,
[00:05:27] the senator would still be in Brazil. Flávio used a
[00:05:31] travel document without legal impediment to enter
[00:05:34] Argentina. The crossing was at the triple border from
[00:05:38] Foz do Iguaçu, in Paraná. On the Argentine
[00:05:41] side, in Iguaçu, this private jet
[00:05:44] was waiting for the family. About 40 minutes later, they
[00:05:48] boarded for Guayaquil, Ecuador.
[00:05:52] After refueling, the plane continued to the United
[00:05:55] States, without overflying Brazilian airspace.
[00:05:58] In the flight declaration, all four appear as
[00:06:02] passengers. Flávio Bolsonaro has Italian
[00:06:05] citizenship, a nationality that appears next to his
[00:06:09] name on the flight document, indicating the use of a European
[00:06:12] passport. Flávio Bolsonaro's passage through Puerto
[00:06:15] Iguazu has already reached the Argentine Congress. The opposition wants
[00:06:19] Chancellor Pablo Quirno to explain why the senator
[00:06:23] was able to make a stopover in the country if he was prohibited
[00:06:26] from leaving Brazil. And it requests an investigation to determine
[00:06:30] if the Argentine government helped in any way. Javier Milei's
[00:06:34] government has not yet commented. In a note,
[00:06:37] the Federal Police said that there is no record of Flávio's
[00:06:41] departure at Brazilian control posts and that the
[00:06:44] requirement to hand over his passports would not
[00:06:47] authorize the Federal Police to arrest or
[00:06:50] permanently monitor the
[00:06:52] senator. Flávio Bolsonaro's arrival
[00:06:56] in the United States gained prominence in the
[00:06:59] international press. The New York Times in the United States
[00:07:03] detailed the route taken by Flávio Bolsonaro to Miami,
[00:07:06] departing from Argentina. Another American newspaper, the Washington
[00:07:10] Post, highlighted the arrival of the former candidate in Florida
[00:07:14] after losing the presidential election. From
[00:07:17] London, the BBC reported that this is not the first
[00:07:20] time members of the Bolsonaro family have gone to the United
[00:07:23] States. The broadcaster cited his brother Eduardo and his father
[00:07:27] Jair Bolsonaro, who also spent a period in the country after
[00:07:31] losing the 2022 election.
[00:07:34] Another British newspaper, The Guardian, raised the
[00:07:37] hypothesis that the stopover in Guayaquil, Ecuador,
[00:07:40] would have been a way to limit Brazilian airspace.
[00:07:43] The Argentine Clarin stated that the former presidential
[00:07:47] candidate was prohibited from leaving Brazil because
[00:07:50] of accusations of fraud and money laundering.
[00:07:54] Except for Argentina, all Latin American governments
[00:07:57] recognized President Lula's victory, as did
[00:08:01] Canada, Russia, China, and European
[00:08:04] countries. This Wednesday, it was the turn of
[00:08:07] El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele. Lula,
[00:08:10] a strong name of the Latin American right, Bukele
[00:08:14] declared: "On behalf of the people and government of the
[00:08:18] Republic of El Salvador, I extend to Your Excellency
[00:08:22] my congratulations on your re-election as President of the
[00:08:26] Federative Republic of Brazil." The Federal
[00:08:28] Police indicted former banker Daniel Vorcaro for
[00:08:31] committing five crimes, including fraudulent
[00:08:34] management and money laundering, in the inquiry
[00:08:38] investigating fraud at Banco Master. The former president
[00:08:41] of Banco Regional de Brasília, Paulo Henrique Costa, was also
[00:08:44] indicted. Investigators point to the two
[00:08:48] as the core of the criminal organization that attempted
[00:08:51] to enable the purchase of Master by BRB.
[00:08:55] The Bank of Brasília would have injected between
[00:08:58] R$16 and R$17 billion reais into Master.
[00:09:01] Another 13 people were also
[00:09:04] indicted. The Federal Police asked Minister André Mendonça,
[00:09:07] rapporteur of the case in the Supreme Federal Court, that the inquiry
[00:09:11] be extended for another 60 days for the conclusion of
[00:09:15] expert reports and investigations. Vorcaro's defense said it is a
[00:09:18] hasty act that anticipates conclusions that the investigation
[00:09:22] itself has not yet admitted to having
[00:09:25] reached. Paulo Henrique Costa's defense has not yet
[00:09:29] commented.
[00:09:31] The Speaker of the House, Hugo Motta, wants to vote this year on
[00:09:35] a change in the way deputies and councilors
[00:09:38] are elected. Good morning, everyone.
[00:09:42] to attend to a request from leaders of centrist parties for a discussion
[00:09:46] on political reform. The idea is to adopt a mixed-member
[00:09:50] proportional representation, in which the voter chooses
[00:09:53] a candidate from their region and one from the political party
[00:09:57] they prefer. The Centrão believes that the change can curb
[00:10:01] the advance of radical candidacies because it
[00:10:04] weakens the figure of the "puxador," the very popular candidate
[00:10:07] who helps elect colleagues with fewer votes. Motta will
[00:10:11] still talk to the others.
[00:10:14] The idea is for us to have this discussion about a change
[00:10:17] for the year 2034, going through the 2030
[00:10:21] election with a transition model. On Monday, Lula
[00:10:25] declared support for Hugo Motta's re-election to command the House
[00:10:28] and Davi Alcolumbre in the Senate. Motta will also create a working
[00:10:32] group to propose new rules for electoral propaganda
[00:10:36] on social media. In the final stretch, the campaigns of Lula
[00:10:39] and Flávio accused Big Techs, especially Meta,
[00:10:43] of not treating the candidacies equally. President Lula
[00:10:46] spent the day at the Alvorada Palace without an official
[00:10:49] agenda and should take a few days to rest.
[00:10:52] Lula still wants to approve the Public Security PEC
[00:10:56] in this term. The measure strengthens federal action
[00:10:59] against organized crime. If approved, the federal
[00:11:03] government's promise is to create the Ministry of Public
[00:11:06] Security. The National Council of Finance Policy,
[00:11:10] Confaz, approved an increase
[00:11:13] in the ICMS charged on fuels throughout the
[00:11:17] country. Let's go to Rio de Janeiro to talk to Leonardo
[00:11:20] Acque, who brings the information live. Hi, Leo,
[00:11:24] good evening. Hi,
[00:11:26] Cris, good evening to you, good
[00:11:30] evening everyone. The measure was published this Wednesday
[00:11:34] in the Official Gazette of the Union and will take effect
[00:11:38] from February 1st of next year. With the change,
[00:11:42] the tax on gasoline will rise from R$1.57
[00:11:46] to R$1.64 per liter. Now, for diesel, the rate will
[00:11:48] increase from R$1.17 to R$1.30 per
[00:11:52] liter. For cooking gas, the ICMS will
[00:11:55] increase from R$1.47 to R$1.54
[00:11:59] per kilo. Now, according to Confaz, the readjustment follows
[00:12:03] a rule provided for in law and takes into account
[00:12:05] the variation in fuel
[00:12:07] prices, monitored by the National
[00:12:11] Agency of Petroleum. Specialists warn
[00:12:15] that the measure could pressure inflation
[00:12:18] with increased prices at the pumps and also
[00:12:22] in transportation and goods costs.
[00:12:25] Cris, thank you, Leo. The number
[00:12:29] of Brazilians in a situation of over-indebtedness
[00:12:32] continues to grow. Let's go to the capital of Minas Gerais, because Hudson
[00:12:36] Fernandes investigated this matter and brings the details.
[00:12:39] Hello, Hudson, good evening.
[00:12:42] Hi, Cris, good evening everyone. Data released by the
[00:12:46] Central Bank shows that 20.3 million
[00:12:49] people were in a
[00:12:52] situation of risky debt in the first
[00:12:55] half of this year, an increase of 75%
[00:12:59] compared to the last 5 years. The total
[00:13:03] represents 17% of all debtors
[00:13:06] in the financial system. According to the Central Bank,
[00:13:09] people who accumulate overdue installments, compromising more than
[00:13:13] half of their income with debts and using
[00:13:16] more expensive credit modalities, are considered
[00:13:20] over-indebted. Credit cards and unsecured
[00:13:23] personal loans appear among the main pressure
[00:13:27] factors on family budgets. The Central
[00:13:30] Bank informed that it is studying new measures to reduce
[00:13:34] over-indebtedness and also to expand consumer
[00:13:38] protection. Cris. Thank you, Udson. Let's go
[00:13:41] to the international highlights. Stalemate
[00:13:45] in the Israeli election. None of the majority
[00:13:49] blocs managed to get enough majority to form the
[00:13:52] next government. Until that happens, Benjamin
[00:13:56] Netanyahu remains in the position of Prime Minister.
[00:14:00] With 85% of the votes counted, the scenario
[00:14:03] is still undefined. If Benjamin Netanyahu's
[00:14:07] party wins, the current prime minister has promised
[00:14:10] to form a nationalist government.
[00:14:13] said the result shows the population's desire for
[00:14:16] change. So far, the coalition of current
[00:14:19] Premier Benjamin Netanyahu has
[00:14:25] 53 seats in the Israeli parliament. The opposition,
[00:14:28] led by former general Eisenkot,
[00:14:30] has 48. The Arab parties won 19
[00:14:34] seats. To govern, a bloc needs to reach
[00:14:37] 61 of the 120 seats. Until then,
[00:14:40] Netanyahu remains in office. Eisenkot's
[00:14:44] alternatives would be an unprecedented alliance with
[00:14:47] the Arab parties. When the count is completed,
[00:14:51] Israel's President Isaac Herzog should call the candidate with the most votes to
[00:14:55] begin negotiations to form the government. If Netanyahu
[00:14:58] maintains the lead, he could seek an alliance with opposition
[00:15:02] parties. If he does not get enough support,
[00:15:06] Eisenkot will have the opportunity to form the government.
[00:15:09] At least 68 people die in a collision
[00:15:12] of two high-speed trains in Spain.
[00:15:16] The accident was on the line connecting Madrid
[00:15:19] to Seville. The two trains were traveling in
[00:15:22] the same direction, but in the city of Toledo, one
[00:15:26] of them stopped on the tracks and was hit by the other.
[00:15:29] With the impact, two carriages derailed and
[00:15:32] fell into an embankment. There were more than
[00:15:35] 500 passengers. Some people were thrown,
[00:15:39] says this survivor. The train stopped
[00:15:42] for 5 minutes, and he doesn't understand
[00:15:46] why the train driver behind him wasn't
[00:15:49] warned, and there's no information.
[00:15:53] Spanish authorities are investigating a possible
[00:15:56] signaling failure and human error.
[00:16:00] European leaders offered solidarity and help to Spain. The President
[00:16:03] of the European Commission
[00:16:07] said the continent is in mourning. This is
[00:16:11] the second accident on the same railway line
[00:16:15] this year alone. In January, two high-speed
[00:16:17] trains collided in the Córdoba region.
[00:16:20] 46 people died on that occasion.
[00:16:24] Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez visited the scene
[00:16:28] of the accident and promised to reinforce safety
[00:16:31] in the railway system.
[00:16:34] The superior courts of Portuguese-speaking countries
[00:16:38] met in Mozambique to discuss ways to combat
[00:16:41] violence and trafficking of children and adolescents.
[00:16:45] The president of the Superior Court of Justice, Minister
[00:16:48] Luiz Felipe Salomão, advocated for more effective measures
[00:16:52] to protect children in the digital environment.
[00:16:55] He highlighted the importance of age verification,
[00:16:59] parental supervision, and reporting channels. The
[00:17:03] meeting also discussed how to streamline investigations
[00:17:06] of crimes and ensure protection for victims.
[00:17:10] Participants advocated for greater cooperation among
[00:17:13] justice systems. Children,
[00:17:16] in this digital environment, on social media, become
[00:17:19] more vulnerable than if they were alone
[00:17:23] in a public square. Here in Brazil,
[00:17:26] the National Telecommunications Agency approved the
[00:17:29] requirement for facial recognition to register
[00:17:32] or maintain cell phone lines. Reporter
[00:17:36] Yuri Ascar brings the information. Good evening,
[00:17:39] Yuri. Good evening, Cris. The implementation
[00:17:43] will be gradual until December 31, 2028.
[00:17:47] Operators will have to register facial biometrics of
[00:17:50] customers for new pre-paid lines until
[00:17:53] September 30th of next year. For post-paid
[00:17:57] lines, chip changes, portability, and registration
[00:18:01] changes, the deadline is until the end of
[00:18:04] 2027. From January 2029, lines that
[00:18:08] do not have facial recognition registered
[00:18:12] will be able to be suspended and then
[00:18:14] canceled. The measure applies to individuals and
[00:18:18] individual micro-entrepreneurs. Validation with biometrics
[00:18:21] can be done in physical stores, on websites,
[00:18:24] or through operators' applications. Cris.
[00:18:27] Thank you, Yuri. Now for football. Record
[00:18:30] broadcast the comeback victory of Fluminense
[00:18:33] over Internacional, a match that mainly
[00:21:46] Good night, and have a good Thursday. Hello,
[00:21:52] Link News starts now. I'm Daísa Belline, welcome.
[00:21:55] Renato Diniz brings
[00:22:03] updates on Flávio Bolsonaro. The senator
[00:22:06] and his family arrived in the United States. They crossed the border
[00:22:10] with Argentina on Tuesday night. The plane made a stopover
[00:22:14] in Ecuador before continuing to American territory. Allies
[00:22:17] informed that the defeated presidential candidate will give
[00:22:21] a press conference tomorrow. We will also have an interview
[00:22:24] here in the studio about the matter. Gustavo Toledo,
[00:22:28] Renato Diniz, and I will talk to international relations
[00:22:32] professor Vinícius Vieira to analyze the worldwide
[00:22:35] repercussions of Flávio Bolsonaro's arrival in the United States.
[00:22:38] An accident between two trains leaves more than 60 dead
[00:22:42] in Spain, Gabriela Torre. That's right, Daísa, according
[00:22:46] to the Spanish government, the tragedy happened due to a failure
[00:22:50] in the control system. European
[00:25:54] Link News is back and we're going live to Brasília because reporter
[00:25:57] Paloma Carvalho is updating
[00:26:01] Bolsonaro's departure from Brazil, he arrived today in
[00:26:04] Miami, United States, Flávio, Bolsonaro, his
[00:26:08] wife and two daughters arrived around 10:20 am
[00:26:12] Brasília time in Miami, this information has
[00:26:16] already been confirmed, we have images showing the moment of his
[00:26:19] arrival with his family in the United States, and he
[00:26:23] should give a press conference tomorrow,
[00:26:27] the expectation is that he will speak to the press in
[00:26:30] Miami, Florida, United States. tomorrow, the time has not yet been announced and
[00:26:34] this information was confirmed by the
[00:26:37] influencer Paulo Figueiredo, he used social media and
[00:26:40] said that Flávio and his family are safe
[00:26:43] in the United States. Paulo Figueiredo is a
[00:26:46] close ally of the Bolsonaro family. It's worth remembering
[00:26:50] the context of Flávio Bolsonaro's departure and his
[00:26:54] family from Brazil. The Argentine government
[00:26:57] confirmed his entry and his family's around
[00:27:00] 10:50 yesterday. yesterday in Argentina,
[00:27:04] the family crossed the border between Foz do Iguaçu in Paraná
[00:27:07] and Argentina and arrived via the Tancredo
[00:27:10] Neves International Bridge. After 40
[00:27:14] minutes, they boarded a private flight from Bairesfly
[00:27:17] to Guayaquil in Ecuador.
[00:27:21] And the flight passed through other countries
[00:27:24] such as Paraguay, Bolivia and Peru and did not
[00:27:28] fly over Brazilian territory. It's worth noting one point,
[00:27:31] Flávio Bolsonaro did not hand over the documents,
[00:27:35] the passports that were determined by Minister Alexandre
[00:27:38] de Moraes of the Supreme Federal Court on Sunday
[00:27:42] night after the election results and this decision by the
[00:27:45] minister came from a request from the Federal Police who were
[00:27:49] already predicting a possible escape of Flávio Bolsonaro
[00:27:52] from the country. It's worth remembering, Flávio Bolsonaro is being
[00:27:56] investigated in two situations in the Supreme Federal
[00:27:59] Court, one investigates the alleged money received by
[00:28:03] him to produce
[00:28:05] regarding a production company that tells the life
[00:28:09] of former president Jair Messias Bolsonaro, the other
[00:28:12] inquiry investigates money laundering, the alleged money
[00:28:16] laundering in relation to the bets also involving his friend
[00:28:19] the lawyer Willer Tomás. So far, just
[00:28:23] to highlight this, Flávio Bolsonaro still does not have an open
[00:28:26] arrest warrant, the arrest warrant Minister Alexandre
[00:28:30] de Moraes only determined that he hand
[00:28:33] over his passports, that he would be prohibited from leaving the country
[00:28:36] and also from having contact with other people who are involved in
[00:28:40] these inquiries, as is the case of the lawyer Willer Tomás who is already
[00:28:44] in the United States according to published information, the
[00:28:47] senator was received by the American government who would have also
[00:28:51] confirmed the issuance of visas for Flávio Bolsonaro
[00:28:54] and also for his family, remembering that after
[00:28:58] this deadline for delivery determined by Minister Alexandre
[00:29:01] de Moraes, the common and diplomatic passports
[00:29:05] of the Senator were cancelled, but he has
[00:29:09] Italian citizenship, so this passport cannot be cancelled
[00:29:13] by American or Brazilian authorities
[00:29:16] in fact, his Italian passport cannot be cancelled
[00:29:19] by Brazilian authorities, just to finish, Daísa, for me to give
[00:29:23] it back to you today still,
[00:29:26] Jair Messias Bolsonaro, who is under house arrest, made a request
[00:29:30] to Minister Alexandre de Moraes to... receive the president of the
[00:29:33] PL Valdemar Costa Neto, so he made
[00:29:37] this request, Minister Alexandre de Moraes should analyze it and give an
[00:29:40] answer in the next, in the next hours or in the next days
[00:29:44] if Jair Messias Bolsonaro who is serving this
[00:29:47] house arrest can receive this visit from the president of the PL, because
[00:29:51] really the situation regarding the opposition of the PL party is
[00:29:55] very difficult, since the biggest political leader
[00:29:59] of the opposition went to the United States, but still not and
[00:30:02] there is this, this arrest warrant against Flávio Bolsonaro,
[00:30:06] I'll be back with you
[00:30:36] of Flávio Bolsonaro in the United States, I wonder,
[00:30:39] there was a lot of talk about political asylum, about
[00:30:43] visa, but nothing was very clear about what
[00:30:47] this visa will be, President Donald Trump made a quick statement
[00:30:50] saying that he saw what happened, that he
[00:30:54] approved Flávio Bolsonaro's arrival, but the fact is that we still
[00:30:57] don't know how he will stay for...