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[00:00:02] it was spelled at the time. In the second version, the country's name
[00:00:05] and coat of arms were corrected. In the letter,
[00:00:08] the defeated candidate says he watched in dismay an
[00:00:12] electoral fraud unfold before his
[00:00:15] eyes. Flávio attributes
[00:00:19] Three people died and the the alleged fraud to the actions of STF Justice Cristiano
[00:00:22] Zanin, whom he identifies as
[00:00:24] Lula's former lawyer, and calls the fact that
[00:00:28] the president gained more than 10 million
[00:00:32] votes from the first to the second round a mathematical
[00:00:36] impossibility. No evidence was presented. The
[00:00:39] senator also cited the extension of the
[00:00:42] voting by 2 hours, requested by both
[00:00:45] campaigns. According to the TSE, just over
[00:00:49] 34,000 people voted during this
[00:00:52] period. The difference between Lula and Flávio was
[00:00:56] 4.4 million votes. In the letter,
[00:01:00] the senator says he is a victim of a coup d'état
[00:01:03] and political persecution, and thanks the presidents of
[00:01:07] Argentina and the United States, President
[00:01:11] Milei for his courage, sense of justice and
[00:01:13] legality, and President Trump and
[00:01:17] the wonderful American people for welcoming me. The Palácio do
[00:01:20] Planalto did not officially comment. According to
[00:01:24] government officials, the intention is not to politicize a letter
[00:01:28] that, in their assessment, has no relation to the
[00:01:31] facts. The PT and six other left-wing
[00:01:35] parties stated that Brazil does not accept
[00:01:38] foreign interference in its democratic process.
[00:01:42] Leaders from all political camps, including the
[00:01:46] PL, recognized the election results. The
[00:01:49] coordinator of the Bolsonaro campaign, Senator Rogério
[00:01:52] Marinho, called the former candidate a political
[00:01:56] exile and leader of the opposition. Flávio, by the number
[00:02:00] of votes he received, by the role he played in the last
[00:02:03] elections, is today the greatest
[00:02:06] expression of the right in Brazil. We believe that those who should
[00:02:10] resolve Brazil's plans are Brazilians. I truly hope that
[00:02:13] there will be no intervention in Brazil's internal process.
[00:02:17] Ally and Governor of São Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas,
[00:02:20] said he understood Flávio's indignation, but that the
[00:02:24] way forward is to respect the election results and that the
[00:02:27] moment demands responsibility, serenity, and
[00:02:31] the construction of a strong opposition capable of
[00:02:34] playing its role. Center senators
[00:02:37] criticized the letter. The election we experienced was a polarized
[00:02:41] election, we know, difficult, we know, and we are all
[00:02:45] politicians here for a long
[00:02:47] journey. This makes no sense. Now, this
[00:02:51] type of situation causes immense damage to Brazil. Flávio
[00:02:54] is not considered a fugitive since there is no
[00:02:57] arrest warrant against him. The senator, whose
[00:03:01] term runs until the end of January, said he intends
[00:03:04] to lead the opposition from the United
[00:03:07] States. After the release of Flávio
[00:03:11] Bolsonaro's letter, United States President Donald Trump
[00:03:14] spoke about the matter. From Washington, Matias Brotero brings
[00:03:18] the information. Good evening, Matias. Hello, Cris
[00:03:22] and everyone watching us.
[00:03:24] in the United States gained prominence in Trump said he will not get involved in the case. Since the beginning of
[00:03:27] the week, the American president has said that he considers
[00:03:30] the election fraudulent, but always without presenting evidence. On the other hand, Trump
[00:03:34] says he likes President Lula and gets along well with him, and that he does not take
[00:03:38] sides in the Brazilian electoral dispute. The American
[00:03:41] president is in the midst of his own election campaign. The United States
[00:03:45] will hold parliamentary elections next week that could change
[00:03:48] the balance of power in Congress.
[00:03:50] next week.
[00:03:54] Know that we gave him a pass to come into the country, so we'll
[00:03:57] see, but I won't get involved. It was a... very strange election, that's for
[00:04:01] sure. I thought they were treated very unfairly. I thought, I
[00:04:05] thought they were treated very unfairly, and
[00:04:08] uh, I didn't take a position in the election, as you, but when
[00:04:11] I see something that's inappropriate, I bring it
[00:04:14] up. Tonight, the president of the Superior
[00:04:18] Electoral Court defended the integrity of the
[00:04:21] process in Brazil, and once again stressed that the voting
[00:04:25] proceeded normally.
[00:04:26] normally.
[00:04:30] that last Sunday the most inclusive elections in the
[00:04:33] history of the Brazilian republic were held,
[00:04:36] even with the instability at the final stretch of
[00:04:39] voting, it was possible to advance with the tabulation and deliver
[00:04:43] an election with security. The minister also
[00:04:46] said that all questions made within due
[00:04:49] legal process will be analyzed and
[00:04:52] answered, and that the elections proceeded
[00:04:55] within the most absolute normality and with
[00:04:59] respect to legal and constitutional
[00:05:01] dictates.
[00:05:04] The operation to remove Senator Flávio Bolsonaro from
[00:05:07] Brazil had a sequence of inaccurate
[00:05:10] information. There were many
[00:05:12] versions about how he had arrived in the United States.
[00:05:16] On Tuesday night, Flávio and his family were still
[00:05:19] far from the United States, and only disembarked in Miami
[00:05:23] on Wednesday morning. Flávio
[00:05:27] Bolsonaro, his wife, and teenage daughters landed in the United States
[00:05:30] around 10:30 AM Brasília time. They were
[00:05:34] received by an American agent still on the runway. The family
[00:05:38] traveled on a luxury jet from a private Argentine
[00:05:41] airline. The aircraft features seats that convert into beds
[00:05:45] and gourmet catering service. The arrival in Miami
[00:05:48] occurs after the senator failed to comply with the STF's decision
[00:05:52] to hand over his passports to the Federal
[00:05:54] Police. Given his refusal, the documents were
[00:05:58] canceled by Brazilian authorities. Even
[00:06:01] invalid, Flávio presented his personal
[00:06:04] and diplomatic passports to enter American
[00:06:07] territory. The senator used a humanitarian
[00:06:10] visa granted with authorization from President Donald
[00:06:13] Trump, which guarantees one year of stay in the country and does not
[00:06:17] prevent new requests for permanence. Upon leaving the
[00:06:21] airport, agents used umbrellas to prevent
[00:06:25] cameramen from filming the senator's family. The
[00:06:28] convoy with his car continued its journey to northern
[00:06:31] Florida. Later it was learned that this scene where
[00:06:35] the umbrellas appear was a diversion. Flávio Bolsonaro
[00:06:38] was not under the umbrellas. He left through another area of the airport.
[00:06:43] See now how Flávio Bolsonaro crossed the border
[00:06:46] between Brazil and Argentina and traveled across the continent to
[00:06:50] the United States. According to
[00:06:52] the Argentine government, Flávio Bolsonaro, his wife, and his
[00:06:56] two daughters crossed the border between Brazil and Argentina
[00:07:00] at 10:50 PM yesterday,
[00:07:03] meaning that throughout Tuesday the senator would still be
[00:07:07] in Brazil. Flávio used a travel document without
[00:07:10] legal impediment to enter Argentina. The crossing was at
[00:07:14] the triple border from Foz do Iguaçu, in
[00:07:17] Paraná. On the Argentine side, in Puerto Iguazú,
[00:07:20] this private jet was waiting for the family. About
[00:07:24] 40 minutes later, they boarded, bound for
[00:07:27] Guayaquil, in Ecuador. After
[00:07:30] refueling, the plane continued to the United States,
[00:07:33] without overflying Brazilian airspace. In the flight
[00:07:37] declaration, all four appear as
[00:07:39] passengers.
[00:07:43] The nationality that appears next to his name on the
[00:07:47] flight document, indicating the use of a European
[00:07:50] passport. Flávio Bolsonaro's passage through Puerto
[00:07:53] Iguazú has already reached the Argentine Congress. The opposition wants Chancellor
[00:07:57] Pablo Quirno to explain why the senator was able
[00:08:01] to make a stopover here in the country if he was prevented from
[00:08:04] leaving Brazil. And it requests an investigation to determine
[00:08:08] if the Argentine government helped in any way. The Milei
[00:08:12] government has not yet commented. In a note, the
[00:08:15] Federal Police said there is no record of Flávio's departure
[00:08:19] at Brazilian control posts, and that the
[00:08:22] requirement to hand over his passports would not
[00:08:25] authorize the PF to arrest or
[00:08:28] permanently monitor the
[00:08:30] senator. Flávio Bolsonaro's arrival
[00:08:36] the international press. The
[00:08:39] New York Times in the United States detailed the route taken by
[00:08:42] Flávio Bolsonaro to Miami, departing from Argentina.
[00:08:46] Another American newspaper, the Washington Post, highlighted the
[00:08:49] arrival of the former candidate in Florida, after losing the
[00:08:52] presidential election. From London, the BBC reported
[00:08:56] that this is not the first time that members of the Bolsonaro family
[00:09:00] have gone to the United States. The broadcaster cited his brother Eduardo and
[00:09:04] his father Jair Bolsonaro, who also spent a period in the country
[00:09:07] after losing the 2022
[00:09:10] election. Another British newspaper, The
[00:09:13] Guardian, raised the hypothesis that the stopover in
[00:09:17] Guayaquil, Ecuador, would have been a way to avoid
[00:09:20] Brazilian airspace. Meanwhile, the Argentine newspaper Clarín
[00:09:24] stated that the former presidential candidate was prevented
[00:09:27] from leaving Brazil due to accusations of fraud and money
[00:09:31] laundering. Except for Argentina, all
[00:09:35] Latin American governments recognized President Lula's
[00:09:38] victory, as did Canada, Russia, China, and
[00:09:42] European countries. This Wednesday, it was the turn of
[00:09:46] El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele
[00:09:49] to congratulate Lula. A strong name of the Latin
[00:09:52] American right, Bukele declared: "On behalf of the people
[00:09:55] and government of the Republic of El Salvador, I extend to
[00:09:59] Your Excellency my congratulations on your
[00:10:02] re-election as President of the Federative Republic of
[00:10:05] Brazil." The Federal Police indicted
[00:10:09] former banker Daniel Vorcaro for five crimes,
[00:10:13] including fraudulent management and money laundering, in the
[00:10:16] investigation into fraud at Banco Master. The
[00:10:19] former president of Banco Regional de Brasília, Paulo Henrique Costa,
[00:10:23] was also indicted.
[00:10:25] Investigators point to the two as the core of the criminal
[00:10:29] organization that attempted to enable the purchase of Master by
[00:10:32] BRB. Banco de Brasília would have injected between
[00:10:36] 16 and 17 billion reais into Master.
[00:10:40] Another 13 people were also indicted. The Federal Police asked
[00:10:43] Minister André Mendonça, rapporteur of the case in the Supreme Federal Court, for
[00:10:47] the inquiry to be extended for another 60 days for the
[00:10:51] conclusion of expert analyses and investigations. Vorcaro's
[00:10:54] defense said it is a hasty act that anticipates
[00:10:57] conclusions that the investigation itself has not
[00:11:01] admitted to have reached. Paulo Henrique Costa's
[00:11:04] defense has not yet commented.
[00:11:06] commented. The Speaker of the House, Hugo Mota,
[00:11:10] wants to vote this year on a change in the way
[00:11:14] deputies and councilors are elected. Everyone, good
[00:11:17] morning. Today, Hugo Mota decided to grant a request from
[00:11:21] leaders of center parties for a discussion on political reform.
[00:11:34] The Centrão believes that the change could curb the
[00:11:37] advance of radical candidacies, because it
[00:11:40] weakens the figure of the "puller," the very popular
[00:11:43] candidate who helps elect colleagues with fewer
[00:11:46] votes. Mota will still talk to other parties
[00:11:50] about the reform. The idea is that we have
[00:11:53] this discussion for a change for the year
[00:11:57] 2034, going through the 2030 election
[00:12:01] with a transition model. On Monday, Lula declared
[00:12:04] support for the re-election of Hugo Motta at the head of the Chamber and Davi
[00:12:08] Alcolumbre in the Senate. Motta will also create a working
[00:12:12] group to propose new rules for electoral propaganda
[00:12:15] on social media. In the final stretch, the campaigns of Lula and
[00:12:19] Flávio accused Big Tech, especially Meta,
[00:12:22] of not treating the candidacies equally.
[00:12:26] President Lula spent the day at the Alvorada Palace without
[00:12:29] an official agenda and should take a few days to
[00:12:32] rest. Lula still wants to approve the Public Security
[00:12:36] PEC in this term. The measure strengthens federal
[00:12:39] action against organized crime. If
[00:12:42] approved, the federal government's promise is to create
[00:12:46] the Ministry of Public Security. The
[00:12:49] National Council of Finance Policy (Confaz)
[00:12:53] approved the increase of the ICMS charged on fuels throughout
[00:12:56] the country. Let's go to Rio de Janeiro
[00:12:59] to talk to Leonardo Aqui who brings us live information. Hi
[00:13:03] Leo, good
[00:13:04] evening.
[00:13:08] Hi Cris, good evening to you, good evening everyone. Well, the measure was
[00:13:12] published this Wednesday in the Official Gazette of the Union and
[00:13:15] will come into effect on February 1st of next
[00:13:19] year. With the change, the tax on gasoline will rise from
[00:13:23] R$ 1.57 cents to R$
[00:13:26] 1.64 per liter. Now for
[00:13:30] diesel, the rate will go from R$
[00:13:32] 1.17 to R$ 1.30
[00:13:36] per liter. For cooking gas, the ICMS
[00:13:39] will increase from R$ 1.47 to R$
[00:13:42] 1.54
[00:13:45] per kilo. Now, according to Confaz,
[00:13:48] the readjustment follows a rule provided by law and
[00:13:52] takes into account the variation in fuel prices
[00:13:56] monitored by the National Petroleum
[00:13:59] Agency. Specialists warn that the
[00:14:02] measure could pressure inflation with rising
[00:14:06] prices at the pumps and also in
[00:14:09] transportation and goods costs.
[00:14:13] Cris. Thank you, Leo. The number
[00:14:16] of Brazilians in a situation of over-indebtedness
[00:14:19] continues to grow. Let's go to the capital of Minas Gerais, because Hudson
[00:14:23] Fernandes investigated this matter and brings us the details. Hello Hudson, good
[00:14:27] evening.
[00:14:30] Hi Cris, good evening everyone. Data released by the Central Bank
[00:14:34] show that 20.3 million
[00:14:37] people were in a situation of risky indebtedness
[00:14:40] in the first half of this year, a 75%
[00:14:44] increase compared to the last 5 years. The
[00:14:48] total represents 17% of all
[00:14:51] debtors in the financial system. According to the
[00:14:54] Central Bank, people who accumulate arrears in
[00:14:56] installments, compromising more than half
[00:15:00] of their income with debts and the use of more
[00:15:03] expensive credit modalities are considered
[00:15:06] over-indebted. Credit cards and unsecured personal
[00:15:10] loans appear among the main pressure factors
[00:15:13] on family budgets. The Central Bank informed that it is
[00:15:17] studying new measures to reduce over-indebtedness
[00:15:21] and also to expand consumer protection.
[00:15:25] Thank you, Hudson. Let's go to the
[00:15:28] international highlights. A stalemate in the Israeli
[00:15:31] election. None of the major blocs achieved a sufficient
[00:15:35] majority to form the next government. Until
[00:15:39] that happens, Benjamin Netanyahu remains in the post of
[00:15:43] Prime Minister. With 85% of the
[00:15:46] votes counted, the scenario is still
[00:15:49] undefined. If Benjamin Netanyahu's party wins,
[00:15:52] the current prime minister promised to form a nationalist
[00:15:56] government.
[00:16:00] His opponent Gady Eisenkot said that the result
[00:16:03] shows the population's desire for change.
[00:16:08] So far, the coalition of current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has
[00:16:11] 53 seats in the Israeli parliament. The opposition
[00:16:15] led by former general Eisenkot has
[00:16:18] 48. The Arab parties won 19
[00:16:21] seats. To govern, a bloc needs
[00:16:25] to reach 61 of the 120 seats.
[00:16:28] Until then, Netanyahu remains in office.
[00:16:32] One of Eisenkot's alternatives would be an
[00:16:34] unprecedented alliance with the Arab parties. When the
[00:16:38] tabulation is completed, the President of Israel, Isaac Herzog,
[00:16:42] should call the candidate with the most votes to begin negotiations
[00:16:45] to form the government. If Netanyahu
[00:16:48] maintains the lead, he may seek an alliance with opposition
[00:16:51] parties. If he does not get enough
[00:16:54] support, Eisenkot will have the opportunity to form
[00:16:58] the government. At least 68 people
[00:17:02] died in a collision of two high-speed
[00:17:06] trains in Spain. The
[00:17:09] accident occurred on the line connecting Madrid to Seville. The
[00:17:13] two trains were traveling in the same direction, but in
[00:17:16] the city of Toledo, one of them stopped on the tracks and was
[00:17:20] hit by the other. With the impact, two carriages
[00:17:23] derailed and fell down a ravine. There were over
[00:17:27] 500 passengers. Some
[00:17:30] people were thrown, says this survivor.
[00:17:33] The train was stopped for 5 minutes, and he doesn't understand.
[00:17:47] Spanish authorities are investigating a possible signaling failure and human error.
[00:17:50] European leaders expressed solidarity and
[00:17:54] offered aid to Spain. The President
[00:17:57] of the European Commission said that the continent
[00:18:00] is in mourning. This is the second accident on the same
[00:18:03] railway line this year.
[00:18:07] Two high-speed trains collided in the region of
[00:18:11] Córdoba. 46 people died on
[00:18:14] that occasion. Prime Minister Pedro
[00:18:17] Sánchez visited the accident site and promised
[00:18:20] to reinforce security in the railway
[00:18:23] system.
[00:18:26] The supreme courts of Portuguese-speaking countries met in Mozambique
[00:18:29] to discuss ways to combat violence and the trafficking of children
[00:18:33] and adolescents. A happy mind.
[00:18:36] more effective measures to protect children and adolescents in the digital environment, he highlighted the
[00:18:45] importance of age verification,
[00:18:49] parental supervision, and reporting channels. The meeting
[00:18:52] also discussed how to expedite crime investigations
[00:18:55] and ensure victim protection. Participants
[00:18:58] advocated for greater cooperation between justice
[00:19:01] systems. A child
[00:19:04] in this digital
[00:19:06] environment on social networks becomes
[00:19:10] more vulnerable than if they were alone
[00:19:13] in a public square.
[00:19:17] Here in Brazil, the National Telecommunications Agency approved the
[00:19:21] requirement of facial recognition to register or maintain
[00:19:24] cell phone lines. Reporter Yuri ascar brings the information.
[00:19:27] Good evening, Yuri. Good evening. Implementation
[00:19:31] will be gradual until December 31,
[00:19:35] 2028. Operators will have to register
[00:19:37] facial biometrics of customers for new
[00:19:40] prepaid lines until September 30 of next year.
[00:19:43] For postpaid lines, SIM card changes, portability, and
[00:19:47] registration changes, the deadline is until the end of
[00:19:51] 2027. Starting in January 2029,
[00:19:54] lines that do not have facial recognition
[00:19:57] registered may be suspended and then
[00:20:00] canceled. The measure applies to individuals and
[00:20:03] individual micro-entrepreneurs. The validation
[00:20:06] with biometrics can be done in physical stores,
[00:20:09] on websites, or through the operators'
[00:20:13] apps. Thank you,
[00:20:15] Yuri. Now, football. Record broadcast
[00:20:19] Fluminense's comeback victory over Internacional,
[00:20:22] a match that mainly affected the bottom part
[00:20:26] of the Brasileirão table. Jean Brandão
[00:20:29] followed it and tells us how the game
[00:20:31] went.
[00:20:34] The first half was dull, with no great chances
[00:20:37] from either side, but in the second half the story was very different.
[00:20:41] At just 57 seconds, he received the ball in
[00:20:44] the area, shot across, and opened the scoring. The equalizer for the
[00:20:48] Rio de Janeiro team came in 2 minutes from a corner
[00:20:52] kick. Vijagra cleared badly and Hércules struck first-time into
[00:20:56] the corner of the goal. The comeback came in stoppage time with Lutio
[00:20:59] Acosta who took advantage of the rebound,
[00:21:02] igniting the end of the game. The
[00:21:05] Maracanã is painted in red, green, and
[00:21:09] white, leaving the Internacional fan
[00:21:12] desolate. With this result, Fluminense
[00:21:16] reaches 54 points and remains in fifth place in the table.
[00:21:20] Internacional remains with 35, one point
[00:21:24] out of the relegation zone. Chris, thank you,
[00:21:28] Jan. In the Paulista Classic, Santos and Palmeiras
[00:21:31] drew 0-0. Alê Oliveira tells us how the game went. Good
[00:21:35] evening, Alê. Good evening to you, good evening everyone. The
[00:21:39] classic here at Vila ended 0-0, but it was a
[00:21:42] beautiful game. In the first half, the chances were
[00:21:46] for Santos. In the second half, Palmeiras came close to trying
[00:21:49] to score. Gabriel, good job, shot the ball at the edge of the area
[00:21:53] and Artur cleared it off the line to ensure
[00:21:57] a goalless draw. The result was not good for
[00:22:00] Palmeiras, who failed to take the lead from Flamengo. The two
[00:22:04] teams are tied with 70 points, but Flamengo plays this
[00:22:08] Thursday against Vasco. If they win, they can open up a three-point
[00:22:12] lead. I'll return to you, Cris. Thanks,
[00:22:15] Alê. In the other games of the night,
[00:22:18] Remo beat Botafogo and returned to winning ways after
[00:22:22] 12 matches. Bahia defeated São Paulo, and
[00:22:25] Bragantino beat Chapecoense.
[00:22:29] Wallace scored the first goal for Red Bull Bragantino against
[00:22:32] Chapecoense. Then he controlled it with his chest
[00:22:35] and extended the lead. At the end of the game, Mosquera
[00:22:39] sealed the score, 3-0. Bragantino is ninth in the
[00:22:42] championship. Chapecoense remains at the bottom and
[00:22:46] could be relegated as early as the next round.
[00:22:50] São Paulo and Bahia played a lively first half in
[00:22:54] Salvador. The Bahian Tricolor opened a 2-0 lead with Rodrigo
[00:22:58] Nestor and Eric Pulga,
[00:23:01] but before halftime, the São Paulo Tricolor reduced the deficit with
[00:23:04] Lucas and equalized with Bobadilla's great
[00:23:07] goal. In the second half, Marcos
[00:23:11] Vitor's header gave Bahia the victory, 3-2.
[00:23:15] Bahia is in sixth place, São
[00:23:18] Paulo dropped to tenth.
[00:23:22] This was Jornal da Record, good night, have a good Thursday.
[00:23:25] Good
[00:23:29] morning to you, welcome to another edition of Hora News. Senator
[00:23:33] Flávio Bolsonaro of the PL arrived in Miami, United
[00:23:37] States, this morning. The son of former president Jair Bolsonaro is
[00:23:41] accompanied by his wife and two daughters. Flávio
[00:23:45] Bolsonaro left Brazil after losing the
[00:23:47] second round in the presidential race
[00:23:51] this Sunday. The candidate disobeyed
[00:23:54] an order from the Supreme Federal Court to hand over his passports to the
[00:23:58] Federal Police. The congressman entered
[00:24:01] Argentina on Tuesday night by land
[00:24:04] and embarked for the United States by private
[00:24:07] jet. To avoid Brazilian airspace, the
[00:24:11] aircraft made a stopover in
[00:24:13] Ecuador. Flávio and his family landed on North
[00:24:17] American soil at 10:24 AM.
[00:24:20] The United States government has already stated in a communiqué
[00:24:24] that the Brazilian politician's family will receive visas for
[00:24:27] permanence in the country.
[00:24:29] and
[00:24:32] the promise of a perfect body comes through social
[00:24:35] media, often in advertisements by digital
[00:24:38] influencers, but internet fame is no
[00:24:41] guarantee of quality results.
[00:24:45] The dream of reducing breast size left scars
[00:24:48] and a trauma that Bianca will carry for her entire
[00:24:52] life. "I had necrosis of my right areola, it became a
[00:24:56] completely open wound, completely exposed, in addition to the
[00:24:59] scar that became very very coarse
[00:25:02] indeed." The saleswoman says she was
[00:25:05] attracted by a partnership between a
[00:25:07] famous blogger and a plastic surgeon. She
[00:25:11] trusted the aesthetic results displayed on social
[00:25:14] media. At the time, Bianca was only 16
[00:25:18] years old, besides dealing with the scars that remained from
[00:25:21] the procedure, when she became a mother she could not
[00:25:25] breastfeed. It's the most important bond
[00:25:28] between a baby and a mother is breastfeeding. I didn't have
[00:25:32] that recently because of what happened to me
[00:25:36] four years ago. In
[00:25:38] recent months, other cases involving influencers
[00:25:42] responsible for aesthetic clinics gained
[00:25:45] repercussion in Brazil. In the interior of São Paulo, a businesswoman
[00:25:49] and digital influencer was arrested after complaints that
[00:25:53] she performed procedures as a biomedical professional, without having
[00:25:56] completed the course. At Fabiana
[00:26:00] Domenisse's clinic, the civil police found: weight loss medications,
[00:26:03] anesthetics, and
[00:26:06] botox, past the
[00:26:08] expiration date.
[00:26:11] In Rio de Janeiro, Celita Toledo, who has a project of
[00:26:14] low-cost aesthetic surgeries, was also the target
[00:26:18] of a police operation.
[00:26:21] clinic had its surgical centers
[00:26:24] interdicted. The suspicion is that patients may have
[00:26:27] been operated on by medical students, without the
[00:26:31] supervision of a responsible professional.
[00:26:35] and be careful not to fall for false
[00:26:38] promises. Not always those photos
[00:26:41] of before and after that impress, or the
[00:26:45] possibility of accurately reproducing the features
[00:26:48] of artists and models that we admire so much, are
[00:26:52] really viable in plastic surgery, and
[00:26:56] these offers can hide scams
[00:26:58] applied by people who don't even
[00:27:01] have... qualification to treat a patient.
[00:27:05] Not always the best doctor or the best
[00:27:08] plastic surgeon is the one who exposes
[00:27:11] himself most on social media or the one who speaks best on social
[00:27:15] media.
[00:27:15] www.cirurgiaplastica.org.br,
[00:27:19] we know that that doctor is qualified by the society to
[00:27:22] perform the procedure. Bianca is now seeking
[00:27:26] compensation in court. What I
[00:27:28] can do to repair my physical being that was
[00:27:31] affected. "Today I seek with a clear conscience that it wasn't me who caused
[00:27:35] this,
[00:27:38] a collision involving a truck and an ambulance resulted
[00:27:42] in one death and three people injured. A security camera
[00:27:45] even recorded the accident, look, the two vehicles
[00:27:49] collided head-on. With the
[00:27:52] impact, the ambulance patient who
[00:27:55] was 68 years old, did not resist
[00:27:58] and died at the scene. The driver and other
[00:28:01] health professionals who were also in the vehicle, were rescued in
[00:28:05] serious condition. The truck driver was not injured. The cause of the
[00:28:09] accident is being investigated. This case happened in the
[00:28:13] interior of Ceará.
[00:28:16] The police are investigating a series of deaths that draws attention in São Paulo, also in the metropolitan
[00:28:20] region. Since the beginning of September, that's right,
[00:28:24] 23 bodies were found in different
[00:28:27] locations. Some victims were
[00:28:31] tied up. Others were found carbonized
[00:28:35] or abandoned in rivers, abandoned lands, all in
[00:28:38] the same way, wrapped in plastic
[00:28:41] bags. The sequence of bodies found in so
[00:28:45] many places considered easy to find, drew
[00:28:48] attention, but according to the Secretary of Public Security of
[00:28:52] São Paulo, the possibility of a serial killer existing
[00:28:56] is ruled out. They have 10 arrest warrants
[00:28:59] issued, two for the apprehension of minors. The police are working.
[00:29:03] We have people arrested there, I don't want to anticipate, but we have people arrested, each
[00:29:06] case has its investigation, each case has
[00:29:10] its own motivation and one case doesn't connect with the other, I
[00:29:13] can guarantee you that there is no serial killer.
[00:29:17] That means we have three people arrested in three different cases who don't even
[00:29:20] know each other. The police are investigating the possible participation of
[00:29:24] criminal factions in some of the deaths. Among
[00:29:27] the hypotheses are drug debts, punishments
[00:29:31] imposed by the so-called... crime court, but investigators
[00:29:34] emphasize that there is no proof of a coordinated
[00:29:37] action. One of the cases that drew attention was that of a
[00:29:41] 22-year-old man. His body was found with his hands
[00:29:45] tied and his head covered by a plastic bag.
[00:29:49] Security cameras showed four men removing the body from
[00:29:53] the trunk of a car and abandoning it in a lot.
[00:29:56] The victim showed signs of possible gunshots.
[00:30:00] Of the 23 bodies found, 17
[00:30:04] are investigated as cases of homicide. For
[00:30:07] the police, the answer to crime is already being
[00:30:10] given, the answer that crime does not pay, that they will go to jail and
[00:30:14] a true drug trafficking spy
[00:30:17] center was discovered by the police in the north zone of São Paulo. The
[00:30:21] criminals used security cameras to monitor the streets and
[00:30:24] then track police movements. During the operation
[00:30:27] two men were arrested, the agents also
[00:30:29] seized drugs, a fake rifle, and even
[00:30:33] hidden money.
[00:30:36] Inside the house, used by the gang, the materials were
[00:30:40] hidden in unusual places. During
[00:30:43] the searches, the police found a large amount
[00:30:47] of drugs under the mattress. Inside this
[00:30:50] bag were almost a thousand portions of drugs,
[00:30:54] ready to be sold, including
[00:30:56] crack, marijuana, and cocaine.