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00:00:00here at Link News. Well, today with not so
00:00:04uh pleasant topics, let's say, because
00:00:07we're going to talk a little bit about September 11th, right, which completed 25 years
00:00:11since the last one, so this
00:00:14collected in the days following the attack that happened in the United States on uh on September 9th, 2001,
00:00:18September 11th, 2001, it's 9/11 and we
00:00:22also have a reporter there in the United States for us to contextualize, right, for those who are
00:00:26not so familiar with the subject, let's talk about some things, right, about some...
00:00:30that came out especially this week that preceded it, but anyway, in fact
00:00:33we're going to start by saying, right, that New York and other
00:00:37American cities are paying tribute now, especially between
00:00:41yesterday and today, to the almost 3,000 victims of the terrorist attack,
00:00:44so of September 11th, which completes 25 years today, so
00:00:48drones recreated the twin towers, right, over New
00:00:51York harbor, light festivals also illuminated the city, the city's
00:00:55sky, and all this
00:00:57many people running to the time later, right, the consequences of the tragedy are still part of the lives of
00:01:00thousands of people, of families, so the man
00:01:03pointed out as the mastermind of the attacks is Khalid Sheikh
00:01:07Mohammed, he was captured in Pakistan in
00:01:102003, he and four other men remain imprisoned, so
00:01:14to this day they are answering for the attack. The trial
00:01:17then, which has already been postponed several times, is scheduled
00:01:20to take place, then in June, in July, in the month of
00:01:23July, now in 2028.
00:01:27And we're going to the United States now, right, because we're going to talk to
00:01:31reporter José Luiz Filho, who is in Manhattan, New York, and
00:01:34brings all the details of this tribute ceremony to the
00:01:38victims. Hello, thousands of people
00:01:42have already passed through the September 11th memorial in New York to pay
00:01:46tribute to the victims. It's
00:01:49direct link between the here in the south of Manhattan island, where the World Trade
00:01:52Center towers stood, that family and friends gather every year on this day of
00:01:56remembrance. Earlier, the names of the
00:01:59victims were read. A ceremony that marks this 25th anniversary
00:02:03of the attacks, also includes the names of the victims of another
00:02:06World Trade Center attack, which occurred in
00:02:091993. Almost 3,000 people died on
00:02:12September 11th, 2001, and more than 6,000 were
00:02:16injured. That morning, Al-Qaeda terrorists, an organization led
00:02:19by Osama Bin Laden, hijacked four planes,
00:02:23two hit the World Trade Center towers in New York, a
00:02:26third hit the Pentagon, and the fourth crashed in an area.
00:02:38He participated in the tributes and spoke at the Pentagon in Washington, and for the first time the ceremony
00:02:41included a seventh moment of silence in honor of the first
00:02:45responders, workers, and residents who died over
00:02:49the years from illnesses related to September 11th. The
00:02:52attacks changed commercial aviation security procedures
00:02:56and marked the beginning of a new phase of the war on terror,
00:03:00led by the United States. From New York,
00:03:03José Luiz Filho for Record News. And
00:03:07on the subject, I spoke, right, with Professor of International Relations,
00:03:10Ricardo Bruno Boff, who explained a little more about the impact of the
00:03:14attack on society, the change in the country's approach
00:03:17and aggressiveness, not only against Afghanistan, but
00:03:21in various parts of the world. We'll see now. The
00:03:25September 11th attacks were carried out by the group
00:03:28based in Afghanistan, called Al-Qaeda, under
00:03:32the leadership of Saudi Osama bin Laden, with the
00:03:35objective of protesting against the presence of the United
00:03:39States, both in Afghanistan and
00:03:42in other countries in the region. This
00:03:45attack significantly changed the United States'
00:03:48then on, became much more
00:03:51aggressive, unilateral, in which the
00:03:54country sought to reinforce its military presence in various parts of the world,
00:03:58especially in that region. First of all, uh,
00:04:01it put an end to a certain illusion that permeated the
00:04:04diplomacy of the 90s, according to which the world
00:04:08could be governed by norms and institutions, such as the United
00:04:11Nations, and wars would take a backseat.
00:04:14At that moment, George W. Bush, of the
00:04:18Republican party, had just assumed
00:04:21the presidency of the United States, who belonged to a group called
00:04:25Hawks, well-known within this party, which is characterized
00:04:28by a defense of the arms industry. This type of unilateral action,
00:04:32the first action was to attack Afghanistan, precisely
00:04:36to find the members of Al-Qaeda and arrest them, especially the
00:04:39leader Osama bin Laden. This attack had broad international
00:04:43support, including within the UN Security Council, and the United
00:04:46States managed to capture several
00:04:50accused terrorists. Bin Laden would only be captured some
00:04:53years later and killed in Afghanistan itself.
00:04:57However, uh, they at the time worked with... a concept of
00:05:00axis of evil that included not only Afghanistan, but also Iraq
00:05:04and Iran. The second victim, a few years later, would be
00:05:08Iraq, however, this time, there was no international
00:05:11support as in the... previous attack, the United States
00:05:14fabricated evidence that later proved to be false
00:05:18that Iraq had weapons of
00:05:20mass destruction, they carried out this attack, uh, removed
00:05:24from power uh Saddam Hussein, then president who also
00:05:28ended up dead, they destroyed that country, however,
00:05:32they managed to install a government closer to them and exercise greater control over
00:05:36oil. The third target would be Iran. However,
00:05:39due to difficulties, both in Iraq
00:05:43and in Afghanistan, the United States were more cautious between the Bush
00:05:46government and the Obama government, opting not to attack Iran.
00:05:50It is worth remembering that the withdrawal from
00:05:53Afghanistan only occurred 20 years later, becoming one
00:05:57of the longest occupations in the history of the United States, already under
00:06:01the Biden government, and was considered humiliating,
00:06:04because I believe many people remember the images of
00:06:09airport, trying to catch a plane to flee, because at that
00:06:13moment the Taliban group, uh, which is a
00:06:16very strong military group within Afghanistan, retook power and
00:06:19practically expelled the United States, so
00:06:22the next chapter would be Iran, which was
00:06:25only continued under the Trump
00:06:28government. And Vice President J.
00:06:32Vance, he participated in the tribute in New York, so while
00:06:35President Donald Trump was at the Pentagon memorial in the
00:06:39outskirts of Washington, at the site the names of the...
00:06:42184 victims of the attack on the building were read throughout
00:06:46the ceremony. In his speech, Trump then stated that Americans
00:06:50will never forget what happened and also recalled the
00:06:54unity that took over the country in the days following the
00:06:57attacks. But Trump also took advantage of the date to make a
00:07:02American response to September 11th and the conflicts
00:07:05faced by the United States currently. The president
00:07:08then said that 25 years ago Americans
00:07:11discovered what a nation is really
00:07:14made of, highlighting the country's resilience.
00:07:17Then, when speaking of the military
00:07:21serving today, Trump stated that Iran will never
00:07:25again have a nuclear weapon,
00:07:28according to his words. The declaration was then received with
00:07:32applause and reinforces one of the
00:07:35main justifications presented by the American
00:07:38government for the war against Tehran, which began
00:07:41this year. The same association appeared in the speech of
00:07:45the Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth.
00:07:48So, he stated that, after the 2001 attacks,
00:07:52millions and millions of Americans volunteered to serve in the armed
00:07:56forces, and that the country spent a generation
00:07:59fighting abroad. Pete acknowledged, right, that the conflicts
00:08:03were imperfect, but classified these wars as
00:08:06retaliation for the attacks. And 25 years
00:08:10later, according to him, the threat persists. The
00:08:13secretary also cited Islamic terrorists inside and outside the United
00:08:17States. And said that the fight continues, defending, then, a
00:08:20posture of eternal vigilance, according to him. The secretary also
00:08:24turned the entire tribute, right, into a demonstration of force against Iran itself.
00:08:28According to him, in the last 6 months, the United States
00:08:31devastated what he called the world's largest
00:08:35state sponsor of terrorism, in addition to killing Iranian
00:08:38leaders, destroying the country's air force and sinking the navy.
00:08:43Trump, in turn, summarized the entire message, saying that the United
00:08:46States has no choice but to fight to win.
00:08:50Thus, a ceremony marked, then, by the memories of the victims of September
00:08:5311th, also ended up serving to reaffirm the
00:08:56Trump government's vision on a
00:09:00current war, right, and on the role of the American
00:09:02armed forces
00:09:04and the professor of international relations Ricardo Bruno Boff also
00:09:08analyzed this delicate situation of President Donald Trump
00:09:12using a day, right, of a very difficult ceremony for
00:09:15all citizens, especially Americans to talk about a current
00:09:19conflict against Iran.
00:09:22Already in 2026, 25 years after
00:09:26the September 11th attacks, in a way,
00:09:28Trump would continue the plans of the Republican
00:09:32hawks of that era and finally promote
00:09:35the attack on Iran. At this moment, you have
00:09:39Israel as a much more aggressive country seeking
00:09:42expansionism through the Netanyahu government that greatly influenced
00:09:46Trump to promote this attack on Iran and a China increasingly
00:09:50powerful both in economic, financial
00:09:53and military terms. The United States, which is suffering a
00:09:57certain decline in its hegemony, seeks to preserve
00:10:00its positions. The Trump government thought it was time to attack Iran,
00:10:04possibly influenced by the success of the attack on
00:10:07Venezuela, in which there was very little resistance,
00:10:10believing it was possible to overthrow.
00:10:25shows much more resistance, it's a country
00:10:27that has prepared for this war for many, many
00:10:31years, has many long,
00:10:34long and medium-range missiles, drone technology, and has proven
00:10:38to be very resilient, attacking United States
00:10:41bases throughout the Middle East, also attacking the state of
00:10:44Israel. Given this difficulty in winning the war
00:10:48and the imminence of the midterm elections, which are parliamentary elections that
00:10:52will happen soon, the
00:10:56Trump government desperately needs to sing a
00:10:58victory that is not happening, so by
00:11:01using September 11th as a way to
00:11:04reaffirm its presence in Iran, it tries to induce
00:11:08the population to believe that it is still possible to achieve a
00:11:11victory, uh, in a war that is very unpopular,
00:11:15according to polls in the United States, approval for this attack dropped
00:11:19below 30%, very low rates, the lowest
00:11:22rate since the beginning of the... war in Iran, but Trump
00:11:26insists on trying to at least create an illusion of victory or a
00:11:30promise of victory, with an eye on the upcoming elections. However, on the
00:11:34battlefield, things are much more complicated and it is unlikely that
00:11:37the United States will leave there with any kind of military victory. And back
00:11:41in 2001, the smoke from the attacks formed an
00:11:45enormous cloud over Manhattan, right, in New
00:11:48York, the phenomenon was also registered from space by NASA,
00:11:51right, the American space agency, and that helps to give... a little more
00:11:55perspective, right, of that visual dimension of that September
00:11:5911th, showing how the smoke spread
00:12:02across the city at the time of the attack, the photograph is an impressive
00:12:06record of one of the most remarkable moments in recent United
00:12:10States history, these 25 years later, it's an image
00:12:13that continues to be one of the ways to visualize the
00:12:16huge impact of those
00:12:20events on New York, so it's worth remembering that the smoke was trapped, let's say,
00:12:24in the city for several days and weeks,
00:12:27there are even records of residents smelling it months and
00:12:31months after the attack.
00:12:33The US government's health program has already certified
00:12:3657,000 cases of cancer related to
00:12:40exposure at the World Trade Center, and in the last
00:12:43year alone there were more than 10,000 new certifications, and one
00:12:47data point is quite striking: for the first time, civilians surpassed
00:12:51firefighters, police officers, and other professionals who worked
00:12:55directly in the rescue and cleanup after the attacks, there are
00:12:59almost 29,000 certifications for
00:13:01survivors who lived, worked, or studied in the
00:13:05region, compared to just over 28,000 among
00:13:08first responders. The explanation lies in the enormous
00:13:11amount of toxic substances that were released, right, at the time of the
00:13:15attack, especially when we talk about all the smoke, so the dust and
00:13:19smoke contained within, right, when
00:13:22you breathe, a person who breathed this smoke could also
00:13:26breathe asbestos, benzene, silica, and
00:13:30even lead, capable of causing inflammation and
00:13:34various cellular changes, which is what causes cancer, also when we talk about this
00:13:38issue of cells, so many of these problems take
00:13:41years, right, even decades to manifest in the human body, among the
00:13:45most recorded types of cancer are skin,
00:13:48prostate, breast, melanoma, lymphoma,
00:13:51thyroid, and lung. Studies also...
00:13:55indicate higher risks among exposed people, right, some groups, for
00:13:58example, there was a 19% increase in prostate cancer
00:14:02cases and 81% in
00:14:05thyroid. The number should continue to grow in the coming
00:14:09years, right, because the federal program monitors all people
00:14:13who were exposed to the toxic cloud, especially from
00:14:162001 to the present day, and offers free
00:14:20treatment, right, including chemotherapy and high-cost medications, in other
00:14:24words, even... 5 years after September
00:14:2711th, right, it still leaves these marks that we can still see today,
00:14:31and some of them continue to appear in the health of
00:14:35those who managed to survive that day.
00:14:38Also on the subject, right, the New York City Hall made
00:14:42some very disturbing revelations this week, according to documents, the
00:14:46city authorities knew that the air near ground zero
00:14:50of the attack was not safe to breathe, and yet
00:14:53they said the opposite to all residents, to all the public,
00:14:57who were watching TVs, documentaries,
00:15:00radio, to find out everything, all the
00:15:04information, right, the previews there, uh, of
00:15:08everything that was happening at that moment, also because everything was very nebulous,
00:15:11right, at first, when the first plane
00:15:15hit the first tower, uh, they weren't talking about a terrorist
00:15:19attack yet, only with the second plane did they start to
00:15:22release that information, so people were looking for information, in the
00:15:26end that information was passed incorrectly, right, the information is contained
00:15:29in the 170,000 pages of documents that were
00:15:33released, including by the New York government, last
00:15:36week. These files, it's worth remembering, were in
00:15:4068 boxes stored in a
00:15:42government office and were discovered last
00:15:46year, the records include data on contamination
00:15:51attack, also reports on air
00:15:55quality, there are also conversations between municipal authorities about
00:15:58concerns about the situation and the
00:16:01possibility of the city being
00:16:05held judicially responsible. In addition
00:16:08to the almost 3,000 dead in the terrorist attack, thousands
00:16:12of other people died over the following years, right,
00:16:15due to cancer and other related
00:16:18diseases. But that's it, we made a
00:16:22parameter of everything that happened, also explaining the whole
00:16:26situation, right, of these latest documents that were
00:16:29released, mainly last week, it was released last
00:16:33Tuesday, but that's it, we continue to follow
00:16:36these updates, right, how it will turn out, if someone will be
00:16:40held responsible, even if it's 25 years later, there are still
00:16:44many, many people suffering from this, we're talking
00:16:47about their health, right? Look, it's impressive how
00:16:5025 years later these
00:16:53images, these moments still
00:16:56impress, shock and
00:16:59generate all this curiosity, isn't it, to know
00:17:03everything that happened on that day that was such a difficult day, right, everyone
00:17:06remembers. We were talking about this, right, everyone remembers where they were, what
00:17:10they were doing at the moment when the planes
00:17:14crashed into the buildings, so you brought
00:17:17us a great explanation, right, you talked about a little bit of everything
00:17:21really, about everything that happened on that very
00:17:24difficult day and it's impressive how 25 years later and
00:17:27this topic still moves people so much, right, there are so many impacts, right,
00:17:31especially Ricardo and Bruno Boff, right, explaining how the
00:17:34war between the United States and... Afghanistan
00:17:38was, especially after these attacks, right, that they intensified there,
00:17:42they were trying, uh, anyway, to attack also the
00:17:45countries of the Middle East, right, that were at war, so
00:17:48it's a very sad situation, war itself is very
00:17:52sad, right, but a scene like these of September
00:17:5511th, 2001, really breaks your heart, it's
00:17:58true, that's it, Isa, for today that's all, so have a good weekend, we'll
00:18:02be back on Monday, great work, see you, good night, thank you too, see
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00:23:49Link news is back. Renato here with us, the president of the
00:23:52STF, Minister Edson Faquin, began to plan how the
00:23:55trial will be conducted next Tuesday to
00:23:59define whether an investigation will be opened against Minister
00:24:03Alexandre de Moraes, an investigation that would ascertain the possible
00:24:07relationship of Moraes with Daniel Vorcaro. Paloma
00:24:11Carvalho returns live to Link News to update this
00:24:15case, these investigations. Good night
00:24:16Paloma.
00:24:23Good evening Renato da Isa to everyone who is still with us, the extraordinary session
00:24:26convened by the President of the Supreme Federal Court Edson
00:24:29Faquim is maintained so far, it is
00:24:33scheduled for September 15th, next Tuesday at 10
00:24:37am, the expectation is that this extraordinary
00:24:40session will be open, so far it is, but
00:24:44there is a tendency for some ministers, most of the ministers
00:24:48to ask for it to be closed. and that there is also
00:24:51no transmission precisely to try to contain the spirits
00:24:55there among the ministers of the Supreme Federal Court, because we are talking
00:24:59about a crisis that has settled in the Supreme Federal Court in recent
00:25:02weeks, we remember that the ministers will decide the
00:25:06future of Minister Alexandre de Moraes, after those
00:25:09conversations that were exposed, that
00:25:12were in the intelligence report of the Federal
00:25:15Police, that in these exchanges, supposed exchanges of
00:25:18messages, between Alexandre de Moraes, the former banker Daniel
00:25:22Vorcaro. We also remember that who determined the removal
00:25:26of secrecy so that these conversations were exposed, was the minister
00:25:29André Mendonça himself. The
00:25:33Attorney General's Office requested the nullity of this
00:25:36investigation in relation to Alexandre de Moraes,
00:25:40saying that Minister André Mendonça would have been impartial
00:25:43in this situation and that it would have been
00:25:46conducted, this breach of secrecy in an irregular
00:25:50manner. We remember that this
00:25:53session will be open, but there is still no definition of the voting
00:25:57order, of the speaking time of each minister, this situation
00:26:01should be defined this week. by the president himself
00:26:04Edson Faquim, remembering, nine ministers
00:26:07must decide what will be the situation of Minister
00:26:10Alexandre de Moraes, after this leak of these conversations,
00:26:14so behind the scenes,
00:26:16the trend is that we already know some votes, the
00:26:20trend is that some votes are already guaranteed, as is the case of
00:26:24ministers Gilmar Mendes, Flávio Dino, Minister
00:26:27Cristiano Zanin, who should vote
00:26:31against the opening of an investigation against Minister
00:26:34Alexandre de Moraes, while ministers André
00:26:38Mendonça, Dias Toffle and Cássio Nunes Marques should
00:26:41vote for the opening of an investigation against
00:26:45Minister Alexandre de Moraes. Jessoli says he is
00:26:47suspicious regarding the decisions in the
00:26:51scope of the Master case and Alexandre de Moraes cannot
00:26:54vote in his own process by the rules of the
00:26:57Supreme Federal Court's regulations, so
00:27:01the votes of the ministers and Edson Faquin,
00:27:04President of the Court, Minister Carmen Lúcia
00:27:08should be decisive for
00:27:10the definition of the opening of an investigation against Minister Alexandre
00:27:14de Moraes, we also emphasize that all
00:27:17ministers, nine ministers, can also request the opening, make a
00:27:21request for a view, so with the opening of a request for a view, the
00:27:25ministers, the minister will have 90 days to better analyze the
00:27:29case, will have 90 days to return this process and
00:27:32if this 90-day period expires,
00:27:36this process, this agenda, it automatically returns to be
00:27:39judged in the plenary of the Supreme Court, so the
00:27:43tendency is for someone to request a view to
00:27:46try to delay this judgment, the expectation is
00:27:49very high here in Brasília, I'll be back with you,
00:27:53all right, Paloma, thank you very much for the information, have a great night,
00:27:57good work, good night, good work, and Renata, we'll talk
00:28:00about the crisis again, won't we, we are here talking about what involves the
00:28:03ministers of the STF, the president of the Court Edson
00:28:07Faquim requested the total lifting of
00:28:11secrecy on the Banco Master case within 24
00:28:14hours. The lawyer specializing in Superior
00:28:17Courts, Civil Procedure and Criminal Law, Max
00:28:20Telesca defended greater
00:28:23transparency in this process, didn't he? Yes, and he explained that secrecy should not
00:28:27be the rule in legal actions. Secrecy
00:28:30cannot be used as a weapon, a
00:28:34coercion against people, a form
00:28:37of shielding or a form of hiding from society
00:28:41what should already be public, therefore, the exception
00:28:45that is already in the text of the decision of Minister Faquim
00:28:49is this, that is, processes or
00:28:52investigations, excuse me, ongoing operations, ongoing
00:28:55investigations, and ongoing diligences, what cannot yet be
00:28:59shown, because it needs secrecy, it needs surprise
00:29:03for it to work, apart from that, in this case,
00:29:06we do need publicity, also because it comes to light, this is what society is
00:29:09asking for, and it is what the constitution determines, the law,
00:29:13despite being the fruit of politics, when one votes for a federal deputy, a
00:29:16senator, he is a legislator, he will produce law,
00:29:20he is the fruit of politics, but when it is produced it must be a
00:29:23brake on politics, it is even an interesting question,
00:29:27because despite being born from politics, it also has to be the brake on
00:29:31politics, therefore, a court... it should not be guided
00:29:34only by it should be guided
00:29:38by law, the Supreme Federal Court is a
00:29:41political institutional court, yes,
00:29:44but minor political issues, a partisan
00:29:48politics, an electoral interest, this should not
00:29:51be preserved, people, the population needs to
00:29:54understand what is in this process, and as there are
00:29:58many interests, the best thing is
00:30:01for it to come to light from all
00:30:04sides, Minister Alexandre
00:30:07Moraes suggested that there would be a
00:30:09selectivity in the removal of this
00:30:12secrecy, however it is necessary to really show if there was this
00:30:16selectivity or not and for the good of this
00:30:19investigation there is a need to show what is found,
00:30:22except for those ongoing
00:30:25diligences, requests from the police or the Public
00:30:29Ministry for the production of evidence that require
00:30:32a greater investigation of secrecy, of
00:30:36secret so that the operation, so that the investigation is completed, apart
00:30:40from that it is important that this
00:30:43entire investigation, the evidence that was
00:30:47produced, come to light so that the population has a clear
00:30:51understanding of what is happening, we are in an electoral period,
00:30:54we must avoid the manipulation of these data, the best
00:30:58way to avoid manipulation.