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[00:00:00] to say that yes, Flávio was
[00:00:01] October censored in some
[00:00:03] way to eh, have the
[00:00:06] support of the most extreme sectors of the right in the sense that his
[00:00:10] passport was requested hours later, minutes after
[00:00:14] the election results were confirmed, this stands, but not to give
[00:00:17] Flávio, in my opinion, the role of opposition leader, because
[00:00:21] it would make life difficult for
[00:00:24] not only senators but also deputies and governors
[00:00:28] who have every interest. including to dispute the
[00:00:31] spoils left by the defeated presidential candidate
[00:00:34] in the letter, in the statement Flávio
[00:00:38] Bolsonaro thanks Javier Milley and thanks Donald
[00:00:42] Trump, presents Donald Trump as a great defender of freedom of
[00:00:45] expression, eh, on this
[00:00:48] journey from Argentina to the United States Flávio Bolsonaro also passed
[00:00:52] through Ecuador. Ecuador,
[00:00:54] the president of Ecuador, Daniel Noboa, also enters this
[00:00:57] equation of being. eh,
[00:01:00] aligned with Donald Trump, this can also complicate the situation
[00:01:04] of, Brazil's relationship with Ecuador because of Flávio Bolsonaro's
[00:01:07] passage through the country? I believe so,
[00:01:10] Ecuador may suffer some kind of
[00:01:14] discreet retaliation from
[00:01:17] Itamaraty, although reports published today in the press say
[00:01:20] that Lula, the executive, the president's
[00:01:24] inner circle would be much more willing to think about retaliation,
[00:01:27] especially against Argentina than Itamaraty. which, exercising its
[00:01:31] role as a state body, tries to calm things down in
[00:01:34] the situation, but Noboa is part of this right-wing bloc
[00:01:38] led by Donald Trump, he himself is very interesting to remember here, he
[00:01:42] has American citizenship, was born in the United States, but is president of
[00:01:45] Ecuador, because his family is very rich there, from Ecuador and was
[00:01:49] elected there within this context that is very dear to Donald Trump's agenda,
[00:01:53] the fight against crime, Ecuador went through a tough time in the fight
[00:01:57] against organized crime in the last 10 years. It became a drug
[00:02:01] polluted air in Brazil, trafficking route, but I think the big target of the Lula government, not
[00:02:04] immediately, and Itamaraty will look for ways to
[00:02:07] discreetly try to impose some
[00:02:11] diplomatic penalty, let's say, is Javier Milei,
[00:02:14] because Milei, by giving shelter there,
[00:02:18] serving as a shield for this escape,
[00:02:22] this departure of Flávio Bolsonaro to the United
[00:02:25] States, he threw away all the issue of state
[00:02:29] policy, which is how foreign policy should be, he acted much more
[00:02:33] as a right-wing leader than as Argentine president, the opposition itself
[00:02:37] against Milei, I think it will move and is already moving
[00:02:41] in this direction, Brazil can take advantage of this movement
[00:02:44] to indirectly think about some form of diplomatic
[00:02:48] protest against the Argentine government, still along these lines, just
[00:02:51] to close, unfortunately our time is running out, it's a fact that
[00:02:55] Brazil has a much larger economy than Argentina,
[00:02:59] it's in a moment... which, if not wonderful economically,
[00:03:02] is much better than the economic moment of Argentina, Argentina
[00:03:06] needs Brazil much more, we can draw a parallel that
[00:03:10] is the same type of fight of the United States with Brazil, of Argentina with
[00:03:13] Brazil, that is, Argentina is in a much more delicate situation to want to clash
[00:03:17] with Brazil, no doubt, because they have economic
[00:03:21] problems, notwithstanding all the efforts of the
[00:03:25] right to try to make liberalizing reforms, these reforms,
[00:03:28] if they bear fruit, are still far from
[00:03:32] delivering what the Argentine people demand, there has been an increase in
[00:03:35] poverty, in the rates of misery, but on the other
[00:03:38] hand, from an economic point of view, Brazil does not have a tradition, for example, of imposing
[00:03:42] sanctions, this is against the Brazilian diplomatic philosophy, it's not a
[00:03:46] thing of this government, it's not a thing of the Brazilian left, but it's a
[00:03:49] thing of Itamaraty historically, we don't
[00:03:52] sanction unilateral sanctions, we don't have this habit
[00:03:55] and even if we wanted to do something along these lines, we could
[00:03:59] also be... harmed, especially in the industrial sector, especially
[00:04:03] São Paulo and São Paulo was crucial for Lula to have more
[00:04:06] votes, Lula lost in São Paulo, but greatly increased his number of votes in São
[00:04:10] Paulo, it is still a state that depends a lot on exports to
[00:04:13] Argentina, so any movement in this
[00:04:16] direction, I don't see it happening, but some
[00:04:19] form of complicating Miley's life,
[00:04:23] perhaps even, helping, it's not a question of
[00:04:26] state but it's a question between parties, the PT helping the opposition. Argentina
[00:04:30] to articulate digitally to try to defeat
[00:04:34] Javier Milei in next year's elections, I believe something
[00:04:37] along these lines as a kind of indirect retaliation for the
[00:04:41] undue help Milei gave
[00:04:44] Flávio Bolsonaro, because he put something short-term
[00:04:48] above a long-term policy, which is how
[00:04:51] relations between two historical
[00:04:54] allied neighbors should be. Alright, professor, thank you very much for your participation here with us,
[00:04:58] helping us to understand. Also from the point of view of international
[00:05:01] relations, this fact involving Flávio Bolsonaro, thank you,
[00:05:05] see you next time, you're welcome, see you later, thank you,
[00:05:08] Daisa, it's with you, alright, Gustavo,
[00:05:11] thank you. The country's main university, USP,
[00:05:15] had a 5% drop in the number of registrations for this year's
[00:05:18] entrance exam. In the words of the exam
[00:05:21] director, it is important to renew the
[00:05:24] courses. Devely finished high
[00:05:27] school. Next year she will take the entrance exam for the law
[00:05:31] course. I think studying is important, I really like to
[00:05:34] study, especially this area and also later I want to
[00:05:37] have my financial responsibility, I want to be able to help my family too. Unlike
[00:05:41] Evere. many young people of her generation are still not
[00:05:45] sure whether or not to go to college or
[00:05:48] what course to take. this type of doubt can help
[00:05:52] to understand part of a change in the numbers of the country's
[00:05:55] largest entrance exam. The main selection process for
[00:05:59] USP, University of São Paulo, Fulvest recorded about
[00:06:03] 106,000 registrations for this year's
[00:06:05] entrance exam. The number is the lowest in the historical series
[00:06:09] and almost 5% lower than that recorded last year.
[00:06:13] Since 2024, students are also selected
[00:06:16] by Enem and Provão Paulista. We have
[00:06:20] today a work within the university to
[00:06:23] go back and look at the courses. Do the courses
[00:06:26] still make sense as a profession? So the courses
[00:06:30] are renewing themselves, not only in the training of
[00:06:33] students, but also and especially in
[00:06:36] the training of the professional. The professor reinforces that higher
[00:06:39] education is positive for the future. There
[00:06:43] is a very strong relationship between the university and
[00:06:47] industry, between the university and commerce, between the university,
[00:06:51] liberal professionals, being outside this
[00:06:54] environment can alienate you, leave you
[00:06:57] aside, from this process of
[00:07:01] insertion into professional life, let's see now images
[00:07:05] of São Paulo, to tune in to Record News in São
[00:07:08] Paulo, just tune in to channel 42 on your free-to-air TV,
[00:07:12] you can watch all our programming for free. Accident
[00:07:16] between two trains leaves more than 60 dead in
[00:07:19] Spain. Link News will be
[00:07:22] right back.
[00:07:26] Hello, how can El Niño impact the soybean crop? This is one of the highlights of
[00:07:30] Record Rural this Thursday. Production can
[00:07:33] reach 181.6 million tons, exceeding
[00:07:37] by 0.7%. The result obtained in the last harvest. But what are
[00:07:40] the challenges? How can... bring losses, about this
[00:07:44] I talk to José Renato Bolsas Farias, who is a researcher at Embrapa
[00:07:48] Soja, we also explain why coffee prices
[00:07:51] remain high here in Brazil and there's much more, don't miss it,
[00:07:55] Record News rural airs at 6 and 7:30 in the morning, I
[00:07:59] wait for you.
[00:09:06] Enem News is back, this is for you
[00:09:10] who will take the Enem 2026. On
[00:09:13] November 8 and 15, all candidates can already
[00:09:16] consult the test locations on the participant's page on the
[00:09:20] INEP website, Katiúcia
[00:09:23] Neri brings us all the information, let's see: more
[00:09:26] than 5 million people are registered for the Enem
[00:09:30] 2026, they can already consult
[00:09:34] on the participant's page, on the INEP website, the registration
[00:09:37] confirmation card, which brings the location and time of the
[00:09:41] tests on November 8 and
[00:09:44] 15, on the first day, in addition to the essay,
[00:09:48] language and human sciences tests will be applied,
[00:09:51] on the second, natural sciences and
[00:09:54] mathematics, there are 45 questions in each
[00:09:58] area of knowledge, the Enem score can be used to
[00:10:01] compete for spots in public universities through
[00:10:05] Sisu, scholarships through ProUni and student financing
[00:10:08] through Fies.
[00:13:14] report shows that the planet has never been so
[00:13:17] polluted, the forecast is for more tragedies
[00:13:20] caused by extreme
[00:13:22] weather.
[00:13:25] The document points out that carbon dioxide,
[00:13:28] methane and nitrous oxide emissions reached
[00:13:32] record levels in 2025.
[00:13:35] The so-called greenhouse gases are generated
[00:13:38] mainly by human action, with the burning of
[00:13:41] fossil fuels and deforestation. In the
[00:13:45] atmosphere, these gases function like the glass of a
[00:13:49] greenhouse around the Earth, letting solar
[00:13:52] light in, but preventing the heat from
[00:13:55] returning to space, causing global warming.
[00:13:59] The UN warns that continents like Europe are already
[00:14:03] suffering the consequences. This is
[00:14:06] another year of heat records, especially in
[00:14:09] Spain and France. According to specialists,
[00:14:13] extreme events will be increasingly
[00:14:16] common worldwide. The Assistant Secretary-General
[00:14:19] of the World Meteorological Organization
[00:14:22] explains.
[00:14:27] Tropical cyclones and storms are
[00:14:30] intensifying more rapidly. Among
[00:14:34] the solutions pointed out by the UN is an effective energy
[00:14:37] transition to reduce dependence on
[00:14:41] fossil fuels. The complete result will
[00:14:44] be presented next month at the Climate Conference in
[00:14:48] Turkey. More than 60% of applications
[00:14:52] for inclusion in Simples Nacional were rejected
[00:14:55] by the Federal Revenue. According to Sebrae, more than
[00:14:58] 401
[00:15:00] thousand, 401 thousand micro and small businesses,
[00:15:04] had their application denied among the applications
[00:15:07] made until October 15,
[00:15:10] 2026. This scenario reinforces the
[00:15:13] importance of keeping fiscal and registration obligations up to
[00:15:17] date, among the main reasons for rejection
[00:15:21] are open debts and irregular
[00:15:25] registration. Sebrae advises entrepreneurs to
[00:15:28] consult the term of rejection on the Simples
[00:15:32] Nacional portal and regularize pending
[00:15:36] issues until...
[00:15:38] 30. After the end of the elections, the
[00:15:42] Public Ministry of Labor received in three
[00:15:45] days, more than 400 complaints
[00:15:49] of electoral harassment. The number
[00:15:52] corresponds to almost 20% of all
[00:15:55] complaints of this type registered this year.
[00:15:58] This happens due to a movement that has been promoted on social
[00:16:01] networks, by entrepreneurs and digital influencers
[00:16:05] who call for a boycott. of the establishment and
[00:16:09] incite the dismissal of workers with
[00:16:12] political positions divergent from
[00:16:14] theirs. Mozart Carvalho, who is a lawyer
[00:16:18] specialized in criminal and labor law, explained the
[00:16:21] worker's rights in cases like this. Let's
[00:16:25] see. And electoral harassment is any
[00:16:28] insinuation, any threat, any
[00:16:31] intimidation, eh, that generates humiliation,
[00:16:34] embarrassment, practiced by the employer, that is. not
[00:16:37] only by the employer, but by the employer's representative, the objective
[00:16:40] there is to influence a vote or
[00:16:44] even the political manifestation of
[00:16:47] the worker or after the
[00:16:50] elections, to retaliate against him, as we have seen on
[00:16:53] the internet, those dismissals or promises of
[00:16:57] dismissal, eh, this whole compendium can generate
[00:17:01] electoral harassment that we are seeing widely and
[00:17:04] no one is afraid and concerned about doing this and sometimes
[00:17:07] I see both criminal and civil labor
[00:17:11] illicit in this matter,
[00:17:14] we who are jurists in this sense who have knowledge, sometimes I, my God,
[00:17:18] we get worried about what we hear, about what we see, the
[00:17:22] law, it prohibits exactly
[00:17:24] harassment and the electoral code itself
[00:17:28] delimits exactly what electoral harassment
[00:17:31] is, it is an electoral crime
[00:17:35] exactly there and only
[00:17:37] many times it goes up to 4 years of
[00:17:40] imprisonment, already dismissal specifically
[00:17:43] after
[00:17:46] the election it is purely discriminatory
[00:17:50] and requires specific discussion in labor court
[00:17:54] with heavy administrative consequences by
[00:17:57] the MPT.
[00:18:02] I'm going to talk about an accident then between two high-speed trains that
[00:18:06] collided in... Spain causing at least 68
[00:18:09] deaths today, and it was caused by a fault in the control
[00:18:13] system, according to the Spanish government. During the press conference, then,
[00:18:17] the transport ministers, the country's transport minister
[00:18:20] revealed that there was a problem with the communication in the computer, which
[00:18:24] caused the trains to be immediately stopped, the error
[00:18:28] occurred in the resumption, then of this
[00:18:31] operation. According to the local government spokesman, the
[00:18:34] Renfe train, as it is called, with 300.
[00:18:37] 197 passengers on board, the Iryo
[00:18:41] train with 147
[00:18:44] passengers collided shortly after 9 o'clock local time in
[00:18:48] Spain, which was around 5 o'clock in the morning Brasília time
[00:18:51] here in Brazil, between the cities of Mora
[00:18:54] and Orgaz, caused there
[00:18:58] by, it was all caused by the derailment of these wagons,
[00:19:01] we can see in these images, these aerial images are impressive,
[00:19:05] we can see the extent of the damage there, it shows the
[00:19:09] Iryo train derailed, with some wagons already
[00:19:12] coming off the track, while metal, we can
[00:19:16] see all that twisted metal, broken panels, all the
[00:19:20] debris there, we can see everything scattered there on an
[00:19:23] embankment below the railway line, the train also
[00:19:27] operated by Iryo was stopped near Toledo,
[00:19:30] by order of the company, the infrastructure manager,
[00:19:33] due to a signaling failure,
[00:19:36] so... everything went wrong and when it was actually hit
[00:19:40] at that moment, by the Renfe train,
[00:19:44] railway traffic is interrupted between Madrid, Ciudad
[00:19:47] Real and Andalusia, the
[00:19:50] rescue work, by all the team, also the search for
[00:19:53] all the victims continues on site still
[00:19:57] throughout the night there in Spain and still during the
[00:20:00] morning today and
[00:20:03] voting in the Israeli parliamentary elections ended, but the...
[00:20:07] dispute for power remains open, because even
[00:20:10] with the highest popular participation in 25 years,
[00:20:14] neither of the two political blocs has managed to secure, so
[00:20:17] far, the necessary majority to form a
[00:20:20] government. With 85% of the votes
[00:20:23] counted, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc totaled
[00:20:27] 53 seats in parliament, five fewer
[00:20:31] than needed, the 61 necessary to
[00:20:34] form a majority, while the parties of... and
[00:20:38] the Arab parties together gathered 67
[00:20:41] seats. Netanyahu then downplayed the
[00:20:44] preliminary results and also highlighted that his party,
[00:20:48] Likud, remained the largest party
[00:20:52] in the Israeli parliament, the Knesset, which
[00:20:56] has 120 seats. He also again
[00:20:59] advocated for the formation of a right-wing government and said
[00:21:03] that Iran continues to be a threat to Israel. Despite this,
[00:21:06] the numbers indicate a significant reduction in support for the current
[00:21:09] coalition, which today controls 68 percent
[00:21:13] 68 seats, so a large
[00:21:16] percentage there, right? On the other hand, the former military chief,
[00:21:20] Gadi Eisenkot, said that the result shows that the
[00:21:24] population wanted a sudden change and
[00:21:27] advocated for a new political era, he then asked
[00:21:30] Netanyahu to acknowledge the voters' lack of
[00:21:34] trust and leave politics, that's what he asked his
[00:21:37] opponent, but even with the numerical advantage of the
[00:21:40] opposition, the formation of a new government depends on
[00:21:44] negotiations between the parties, including these Arab parties, as I
[00:21:47] said, which play a very decisive role
[00:21:50] in this dispute, especially in this final stretch there in Israel, during the
[00:21:54] elections, so now it will be up to the president
[00:21:57] Isaac Herzog, to consult all the leaders and
[00:22:01] also indicate who will have the opportunity to
[00:22:05] form a coalition, the objective then is
[00:22:08] to gather at least 61 of these parliamentarians to guarantee
[00:22:11] a majority in the Knesset, if by any chance, neither of these blocs
[00:22:15] manages to get this support, Israel then may face weeks
[00:22:19] of... actions there until there is a new election at the beginning
[00:22:23] of next year, we are talking about 2027, so
[00:22:26] Herzog has already asked the parties to seek
[00:22:30] a solution to avoid another vote, a new voting
[00:22:33] period as happened yesterday. So
[00:22:37] Daisa, that's all for today, we'll be back tomorrow, Thursday, with more
[00:22:41] international content. Agreed, thank you Gabriel, great
[00:22:44] news for you too. And Manaus once again registered
[00:22:48] the most
[00:22:51] reporter Ana Calmon brings us the details:
[00:22:54] good afternoon Daisa, the
[00:22:57] air quality in Manaus once again reached
[00:23:00] worrying levels this Wednesday, according to the
[00:23:04] global monitoring of IQAir,
[00:23:07] the capital registered an air quality index of
[00:23:10] 148, considered harmful
[00:23:13] for sensitive groups, to give you an idea of the danger, the
[00:23:17] concentration of fine particles reached...
[00:23:20] 54.8 mg,
[00:23:24] which represents about 11 times above the limit
[00:23:27] recommended by the World Health Organization.
[00:23:31] Stations of the Selva system of the Amazonas State University
[00:23:35] registered even higher peaks with the
[00:23:38] air classified between bad and very bad
[00:23:42] in the Morro da Liberdade neighborhood. This smoke
[00:23:45] coming from fires in southern Pará, lights up.
[00:23:48] Children, the elderly
[00:23:52] people with respiratory problems should
[00:23:55] avoid outdoor activities and, if possible,
[00:23:59] wear masks when leaving home, I'm back with you in the
[00:24:02] studio, alright, Ana, thank you, let's see now images of
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[00:26:00] again, to all who watch the... News now
[00:26:03] with us Eduardo Breciano analyst Breciano and political
[00:26:06] analyst to talk more about the developments of
[00:26:10] Flávio Bolsonaro's departure from Brazil
[00:26:13] there to the United States the most recent
[00:26:16] chapter of this new Brazilian soap opera or
[00:26:19] Brazilian miniseries as you wish is the letter
[00:26:23] now presented on Twitter itself or rather on
[00:26:26] X eh of Flávio Bolsonaro in which he
[00:26:30] calls himself eh the true president. of
[00:26:33] Brazil. How can we read this
[00:26:37] content and analyze it from a political point of view and the
[00:26:41] consequences of this?
[00:26:44] This letter from Flávio Bolsonaro should be read as an
[00:26:48] attempt to control the opposition.
[00:26:52] He says in the letter that he
[00:26:54] will from abroad give commands to the
[00:26:58] Brazilian opposition and say what the Brazilian opposition could not
[00:27:02] say. In Brazil, we have been talking, right, since yesterday
[00:27:05] there about this news of a possible escape, but
[00:27:09] since the election, how this second defeat of the
[00:27:13] Bolsonaro family in the election opened a debate about the
[00:27:16] control of the opposition to Lula, former president
[00:27:20] Jair Bolsonaro, even imprisoned, eh, made
[00:27:23] the choice of candidate for this election, choice of Flávio
[00:27:26] Bolsonaro, although in the political field there were many
[00:27:30] doubts, especially there at the beginning. about what
[00:27:33] Flávio Bolsonaro's real chances were of winning the election, by
[00:27:37] leaving the country in an operation eh that involved there
[00:27:41] participation, as he himself says there, he thanks
[00:27:44] Javier Milei, arrives in the United States, where he thanks
[00:27:48] President Trump for the reception, he
[00:27:51] now tries from abroad to say
[00:27:54] that there is a persecution of the Brazilian
[00:27:58] opposition, it is the discourse that his brother had already been making,
[00:28:01] this... discourse sensitizes a part of the American
[00:28:05] government which is the part led by Secretary of
[00:28:08] State Marco Rubio, it was through this discourse that last
[00:28:12] year the first tariffs were imposed on
[00:28:16] Brazil in the document in which the first eh
[00:28:20] sanctions on Brazil were
[00:28:23] made, this was clear, Flávio Bolsonaro at this moment, right, in the
[00:28:26] tone he puts the letter, in the way he puts
[00:28:29] it, he puts himself in this position. that he will be abroad
[00:28:33] denouncing what they see as political
[00:28:36] persecution in Brazil, there are some
[00:28:40] questions to be raised, we saw demonstrations in
[00:28:44] which President Trump says that there seems to have been fraud in the
[00:28:48] Brazilian election, but every time Trump talks about the Brazilian
[00:28:51] election, in the end he is talking about the American
[00:28:54] election itself. President Trump has a very difficult election next
[00:28:58] week, he has the possibility there, right, the risk of
[00:29:01] losing control of the House and the Senate, for him, at this
[00:29:05] moment, a debate about the electoral system and questioning
[00:29:08] electoral systems is interesting, the same Trump who three
[00:29:12] weeks ago praised the Brazilian system, stating that it was
[00:29:16] a very efficient system when the Brazilian right
[00:29:20] demonstrated great strength at the polls electing the majority of
[00:29:22] governors and electing the largest caucus for a party
[00:29:26] right, the PL in the House in the Senate, the PL has the largest
[00:29:30] caucuses in both houses.
[00:29:32] from yesterday to today the political allies of Flávio
[00:29:36] Bolsonaro eh in a first moment said that he
[00:29:40] had not gone to the United States, then they said that he was already in the United
[00:29:43] States when in fact he still
[00:29:47] eh had not left, had not even crossed the border to Argentina
[00:29:50] and gone to American territory,
[00:29:54] eh all this movement gives the impression that
[00:29:57] the closest allies also do not understand
[00:30:01] what the... strategy of the Bolsonaro family, only Flávio
[00:30:05] Bolsonaro?
[00:30:08] Exactly, there is no clarity, no
[00:30:11] organization for this reaction, right, for this move
[00:30:15] made by Flávio Bolsonaro, by the way, he says that he did not flee,
[00:30:18] he left the country, right, he tries to avoid the label of escape
[00:30:22] and we saw many things, much
[00:30:26] conflicting information, there is a lot of misinformation too, there were
[00:30:29] people who had knowledge, but
[00:30:32] clearly said something different to confuse, right,
[00:30:36] that was the objective, but when we look at the
[00:30:39] broader political spectrum, many allies
[00:30:43] who stood by Flávio Bolsonaro in this campaign do not have clarity about this
[00:30:47] political strategy, I think many are being surprised by
[00:30:50] his declaration that he won the elections, the
[00:30:54] PL, his party has already published a note
[00:30:57] recognizing the results of the polls, we had several
[00:31:01] political leaders from... this field, I would like to declare,
[00:31:05] to highlight the...