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[00:09:26] subject now and pay attention to this footage that we're
[00:09:29] going to show you now, a car went through the
[00:09:33] garage of a house and plummeted into
[00:09:37] a street, look at this image, upon
[00:09:40] reaching a curve the car... loses control,
[00:09:43] goes through the gate of the house, passes through the
[00:09:46] garage and falls to a lower level of the
[00:09:50] other street, the scene is impressive, folks, one of the
[00:09:54] hypotheses is that the driver tried to swerve
[00:09:58] from a truck, but the cause of the loss of
[00:10:01] control has not yet been officially confirmed,
[00:10:04] the
[00:10:07] taken to the hospital, impressive, look
[00:10:11] at that, impressive, the car almost flies, doesn't it, this
[00:10:15] footage comes from
[00:10:16] Mexico.
[00:10:19] Let's now see live images from São Paulo,
[00:10:22] 5:09.
[00:10:26] Marginal Tietê at a standstill, intense traffic,
[00:10:30] heavy traffic on Marginal Tietê, now the thermometers
[00:10:33] show 19 degrees in the capital
[00:10:36] of São Paulo, now Marginal Pinheiros, it's raining,
[00:10:39] you see, it's raining in São Paulo, it's been raining since
[00:10:42] early, now let's see images there oh, I told you it's raining, look
[00:10:46] at the raindrops there on the camera, there are the
[00:10:49] images of the antennas there on Avenida Paulista,
[00:10:52] the sky completely overcast.
[00:10:55] Closed, raining in
[00:10:58] Record News in São Paulo, you just need to go to channel
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[00:11:09] releases images of the one hundredth
[00:11:12] spacewalk on
[00:16:06] in the studio with us. Federal police investigates if Flávio Bolsonaro
[00:16:10] received help to leave Brazil through the border with
[00:16:14] Argentina. The senator was prohibited from leaving the
[00:16:17] country by determination of Minister Alexandre de Moraes of the
[00:16:20] STF. Renato and reporter Mara Mendes arrives with the
[00:16:24] information directly from Brasília. Good afternoon
[00:16:27] Mara, good
[00:16:29] afternoon.
[00:16:33] The investigators of the Federal Police.
[00:16:37] investigate if Flávio Bolsonaro received financial
[00:16:41] and logistical support from allied businessmen
[00:16:44] and politicians to leave the country with his
[00:16:48] family. The police do not rule out
[00:16:51] eh requesting the breaking of telephone
[00:16:55] and telematic secrecy to learn more details
[00:16:59] about this exit plan.
[00:17:02] It's worth remembering that Flávio Bolsonaro had his passport
[00:17:05] canceled. But even so, there was no,
[00:17:09] this was the only precautionary measure. The federal
[00:17:13] police made it very clear that there was no and there was no
[00:17:16] reason to monitor
[00:17:20] Senator Flávio Bolsonaro since
[00:17:23] the precautionary measure was only the seizure of the passport, which
[00:17:27] ended up not being delivered because on the day Flávio Bolsonaro
[00:17:30] was supposed to deliver this passport was the day he
[00:17:34] left the country. The police also,
[00:17:37] Renato, are working with the possibility,
[00:17:41] there is this possibility that is already stronger, especially
[00:17:45] by the international press, the Argentine
[00:17:48] press, this possibility of Flávio Bolsonaro
[00:17:51] having received help from
[00:17:54] the president of Argentina Javier Milei
[00:17:58] and also help from the American government,
[00:18:01] help from President Donald Trump,
[00:18:05] this is what the international press has been saying.
[00:18:08] Today, the New York Times reinforced earlier this
[00:18:12] afternoon that eh this possibility
[00:18:15] of President Donald Trump also having
[00:18:18] helped. The position of the Brazilian government is not
[00:18:22] to talk about it, so behind the scenes, the
[00:18:25] orientation is that the government has nothing to do with this
[00:18:29] departure, right, of Flávio Bolsonaro, that's why the government will not comment
[00:18:32] and yesterday in the United
[00:18:36] States we already said here that Flávio
[00:18:39] Bolsonaro published a letter self-
[00:18:42] declaring eh elected president of
[00:18:46] Brazil and soon after 15 minutes
[00:18:49] later he retracted in relation to
[00:18:52] this letter and said he changed
[00:18:55] the expression elected president of
[00:18:58] Brazil to the expression leader of the country. Donald
[00:19:02] Trump today repercussed this this the
[00:19:05] issue of the election in Brazil,
[00:19:09] said that President Lula had asked
[00:19:13] him not to interfere in the election,
[00:19:16] but ended up again eh
[00:19:19] calling the election here in Brazil
[00:19:23] disgraceful, when he was questioned by journalists if he
[00:19:26] would eh speak with President Lula, congratulate him,
[00:19:30] he said he would speak with President Lula
[00:19:33] and the letter, when Flávio
[00:19:36] Bolsonaro published. the letter didn't even need a
[00:19:39] development eh of a day after, you know,
[00:19:43] the development, the repercussion
[00:19:46] of the letter happened yesterday itself right after
[00:19:50] this publication, so
[00:19:52] eh what we saw and could
[00:19:56] ascertain behind the scenes is that the right didn't like
[00:20:00] it, many allies of Flávio Bolsonaro didn't like
[00:20:03] the tone of the letter given that eh the parties.
[00:20:07] right, the main parties had already
[00:20:10] eh considered, already
[00:20:13] had eh considered this issue of
[00:20:16] recognized, recognized the victory of President
[00:20:19] Lula, including the Liberal Party,
[00:20:23] today the president of the PL, which
[00:20:26] is Senator Flávio Bolsonaro's party, Valdemar Costa
[00:20:29] Neto, visited former president Jair
[00:20:33] Bolsonaro, upon leaving he said
[00:20:36] that... eh he didn't like the letter, that it wasn't
[00:20:40] that tone, in fact, Daísa and Renato, what we
[00:20:43] perceive is that the right is in this domain
[00:20:47] of, in this in this. in this bias
[00:20:51] of eh following, they accepted
[00:20:54] the result, also because the Superior Electoral Court
[00:20:58] sanctioned President Lula's victory, so the
[00:21:01] bias of the right-wing parties is to follow and
[00:21:05] make an opposition to President Lula's
[00:21:08] government, now regarding the issue
[00:21:12] of even the diplomatic relations between
[00:21:16] Brazil and Argentina, what we hear here behind the
[00:21:20] scenes is that President Lula will not position
[00:21:24] himself, he will also not say
[00:21:27] anything about it,
[00:21:29] but eh it's worth remembering that they should have a
[00:21:33] meeting in early December, which is the Mercosur
[00:21:36] countries' summit, Javier Milei's participation is not yet
[00:21:40] confirmed, but there will be no shortage
[00:21:43] of opportunities, what we hear is that the
[00:21:47] orientation is indeed that the government not comment
[00:21:50] anything about
[00:21:53] this eh departure of Flávio
[00:21:56] Bolsonaro to eh the United
[00:21:59] States, Isa Renato, all right, Mara Mendes,
[00:22:02] thank you for your information, thank you, good work, good
[00:22:06] afternoon, with the exception of Argentina, all
[00:22:09] the governments of Latin America recognized
[00:22:13] President Lula's victory, Renato, ah, Canada, Russia, China
[00:22:16] and European countries also recognized it this Wednesday.
[00:22:20] It was the turn of El Salvador's president, Nayib Bukele,
[00:22:23] to congratulate Lula. A strong name on the Latin American right, Bukele
[00:22:27] declared the following: "On behalf of the people and government of the Republic of El
[00:22:31] Salvador, I extend to Your Excellency my congratulations on
[00:22:34] your re-election as President of the Federative Republic of
[00:22:38] Brazil." The letter published by Flávio Bolsonaro, self-
[00:22:42] proclaiming himself leader of Brazil, gained prominence in the international
[00:22:45] press.
[00:22:47] The headline of the American newspaper The New York Times says that
[00:22:51] Flávio Bolsonaro fled to Miami and declared himself
[00:22:55] the legitimate leader of Brazil. The also American Washington
[00:22:58] Post highlighted that the defeated candidate for the presidency of Brazil
[00:23:02] alleged fraud in the election and declared himself the legitimate
[00:23:06] leader of the largest country in Latin America. In London, the British
[00:23:10] newspaper The Guardian highlighted that Flávio Bolsonaro,
[00:23:14] self-proclaimed himself leader of Brazil after fleeing to
[00:23:17] Miami. In Spain, El País highlighted that Flávio declared
[00:23:21] himself the true president, but then changed
[00:23:24] the term to leader. The Argentine newspaper Clarín
[00:23:28] highlighted the first photo of Flávio alongside his brother Eduardo
[00:23:32] Bolsonaro, after his escape to the United States. In a moment,
[00:23:36] Renato will return with other political news here, agreed?
[00:23:39] Agreed. But first, stay with me, let's watch together what's highlighted on
[00:23:43] Record News' Instagram, remembering, right, Renato, that Record News is on
[00:23:46] all social networks. Just follow us there to keep up with all the news.
[00:23:50] about environment, politics, sports, everything there, so let's talk
[00:23:54] about the environment, let's go Renato, five regions of
[00:23:58] coral reefs in Brazil are under critical risk,
[00:24:01] let's go, five ecoregions of coral reefs
[00:24:05] were classified as critically endangered
[00:24:08] by the red list of ecosystems presented during the
[00:24:12] 17th conference of the parties of the
[00:24:15] Convention on Biological Diversity
[00:24:18] of the UN, COP. 17
[00:24:21] held in Armenia, so follow there on
[00:24:25] Instagram for you to see the news, follow the full news, there are
[00:24:29] other topics as well, right? There's much more, there's this, much
[00:24:32] more, there's politics, there's economy, there's sports, so there's
[00:24:35] no excuse, just go there and start following Record News so
[00:24:39] you can be very well informed. Thank you, thank you, see you soon, see
[00:24:43] you soon, and now we go back to talking about the
[00:24:46] approval of the requirement for facial
[00:24:50] recognition to register or maintain cell phone
[00:24:53] lines. The measure aims to make identity fraud
[00:24:57] more difficult and protect cell phone
[00:25:01] users. Operators have until next year to
[00:25:04] implement facial recognition and current
[00:25:08] customers can be re-registered until
[00:25:11] 2028. Record News spoke with lawyer
[00:25:15] specializing in digital law, Luís Augusto Durso, who
[00:25:19] analyzed this new requirement. Let's hear what he
[00:25:22] said: This is an important agenda and a great goal by
[00:25:26] Anatel. Uh, we need to remember that a cell phone
[00:25:30] is not just a phone number, for a person to have someone's chip
[00:25:33] is not just about them being able to impersonate that person, the phone
[00:25:37] number has become almost a password for almost
[00:25:40] everything, why? Because platforms, digital
[00:25:44] services have made the phone number
[00:25:48] a validation factor
[00:25:50] for two-factor authentication, so for example, you want to redeem
[00:25:53] miles, you want to make a purchase, it normally validates with a
[00:25:57] code that is received via SMS, it will say, additional
[00:26:00] security is the phone number. also for password
[00:26:04] recoveries and look how fragile this was until now, we had the problem
[00:26:08] of the scam we called SIM swap, which was the
[00:26:12] criminal issuing a chip with the victim's number at the operator and
[00:26:16] also anyone being able to create a prepaid
[00:26:19] line using your CPF, because those chips sold
[00:26:23] even at newsstands just needed you to call the operator and
[00:26:27] give the CPF number, there wasn't even document
[00:26:30] validation, so Anatel, by determining that now there will be
[00:26:34] facial recognition, is protecting the user who now
[00:26:38] will probably not have their chip cloned by
[00:26:41] someone, will not have their chip working on a criminal's
[00:26:44] cell phone because they managed to deceive an operator, because they won't have facial
[00:26:48] recognition also protecting that person from
[00:26:52] not having phone numbers spread around, prepaid, etc.
[00:26:56] registered under their CPF, it's more
[00:26:58] security, more tranquility for the user because
[00:27:02] it's not just, as I said, the phone number, today it's the validator
[00:27:06] or the password recovery for a lot of
[00:27:08] things.
[00:27:14] International affairs, now here on Link News with Gabriela
[00:27:18] Torre who is already here, good afternoon, welcome, good afternoon to you too,
[00:27:21] Daísa, and to everyone watching us here on Link News, I'm going to talk about the
[00:27:25] President of the European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde,
[00:27:28] who resigned from her position and will leave the institution on...
[00:27:32] February 7th, next year, ending a mandate that would have lasted until October
[00:27:36] 2027. The decision ends months of speculation
[00:27:39] about her future and also comes at a delicate time for
[00:27:43] the European economy and the pressure on prices,
[00:27:47] instability in the markets, and political
[00:27:50] uncertainties. One of the points
[00:27:53] of concern there is France, which we've been talking about all
[00:27:57] these, all these weeks about the protests happening there, a
[00:28:01] country of origin, including Lagarde, and which is preparing for a
[00:28:05] presidential election that will take place in 5 months and a few days.
[00:28:08] Polls indicate that the far-right candidate,
[00:28:12] Marine Le Pen, is the favorite. Her early
[00:28:15] departure, then, could give Lagarde more freedom
[00:28:19] to take a stand on political issues in France and also on the
[00:28:22] international scene, since at the helm of the ECB, she
[00:28:26] needed to maintain neutrality. Her resignation,
[00:28:29] however, divided opinions. A member of parliament,
[00:28:32] who is also German, from the European Parliament, criticized the timing
[00:28:36] of the decision and even warned that her departure could
[00:28:40] shake all confidence in an institution that should be above political
[00:28:43] interests. Meanwhile, the president of a German economic
[00:28:47] research center also praised the initiative, saying that it
[00:28:50] allows European leaders to choose a successor
[00:28:54] as quickly as possible, capable of presiding and
[00:28:58] also preserving the independence of the central
[00:29:01] bank. Among the names that have been considered for
[00:29:05] the position in her place are the
[00:29:08] former presidents of the central banks of the Netherlands and
[00:29:11] Spain. The change also comes amidst a very complicated
[00:29:14] economic scenario for the region, right? The war in Iran and
[00:29:18] rising oil prices are increasing the risk of inflation, while the
[00:29:22] rise in interest rates on public bonds, especially in France,
[00:29:25] as we were just talking about, makes financing increasingly
[00:29:28] expensive for these families and businesses. The European
[00:29:32] Central Bank needs to balance all risks with the
[00:29:35] need to avoid an even greater economic
[00:29:39] slowdown, especially when we talk about Lagarde, right? She
[00:29:43] stated that she leaves the bank with the feeling of having done
[00:29:46] a good job, an excellent job, and that the institution is
[00:29:50] fully prepared for the future. Now the leaders of the
[00:29:53] European Union will have to choose the new president for the
[00:29:57] ECB, so, right, the European Central Bank, so
[00:30:01] it talks about a process that could happen
[00:30:05] along with other changes at the top of the institution. The
[00:30:08] expectation is that the market for the change of
[00:30:12] command will not radically alter the bank's
[00:30:15] performance, but rather the challenge of containing
[00:30:18] all inflation without harming growth, to continue
[00:30:21] within the institutions, within the center
[00:30:25] of decisions.
[00:30:27] Now we change the subject to talk about Spain.
[00:30:30] which is in mourning after a
[00:30:32] very serious railway accident, one of the most serious
[00:30:35] that has happened in the country in recent times. The death toll reached
[00:30:39] 69. King Felipe X and Queen
[00:30:42] Letizia visited hospitalized survivors in
[00:30:46] Toledo. The monarch expressed solidarity with the victims' families
[00:30:49] and stated that the investigation needs to clarify the causes of the
[00:30:53] tragedy and point out measures to prevent new
[00:30:56] accidents. In the midst.