so a group of entrepreneurs came together to create a cheaper alternative in sao paulo. up at last year created $100 million of investment and has become one of the biggest health companies in the country. imagine you are a brazilian, most likely when you try to see at, you have to spend three days in a queue to see a clerk in a public clinic she will book you an appointment in three months to see a general practitioner and the general practitioner, in three months, will most likely see you and look again with a specialist to see you again in another three months. that is insane. we spent two and half years with only one medical centre inside the largest area of sao paulo. our idea was, let's go to the hardest area, if it works and there it is going to be able to work in sao paulo. the toughest market in brazil, then we can roll out nationally. our view is that there is a lot of waste in the system. we have nailed the model. we have close to1 million unique patients. this places us as million unique patients. this places us as one of the largest healthcare companies in s

katie watson, bbc news, sao paulo. —— katy watson, bbc news, sao paulo. stay with us on bbc news. ferry crossings. we hear from the skipper trying to keep his business afloat. freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes the spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough! translation: the difficult decision we reached together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people, caused by the uneven pace of political change in eastern europe. iam free! this is bbc news, the latest headlines: america's east coast prepares for hurricane florence. the category four storm heads towards the carolina's — with winds of 225km/h. russia stages what it claims is the biggest military exercise since the soviet era — and for the first time, chinese troops are joining in. this week, the b

my colleague daniel gallas spoke to him in sao paulo.iggest end intervention we can see is serving champagne. nothing co m pa res see is serving champagne. nothing compares with the real innovation we've talked about with our business model. —— biggest innovation. basically we are carrying many m essa 9 es basically we are carrying many messages and whatever you want in brazil. we are growing fast in brazil. we are growing fast in brazil because we invert the market. normally be charged 70% from the service provider. we converted this logic and we tried 30% and we paid another 70%, which allows us to have another 70%, which allows us to have a lower price and increase our ability to work. my my family went through really tough times. my mother was a hairdresser. when i looked at the situation i thought there should be a better way to give these artists, as we call them, an opportunity to make money. and how can we give an artist and opportunity to make money? just give them clients. give them a platform to manage their money. daniel gall

the bbc‘s south america business correspondent daniel gallas reports from sao paulo.will be a make or break week for argentinian president macri. 0n monday he is government will introduce policies to try to bring international confidence in the country's finances. 0ver international confidence in the country's finances. over the weekend argentinian papers said as many as ten ministers will be axed notjust to save money, also to show a change of leadership. 0n to save money, also to show a change of leadership. on tuesday the finance minister will meet with the imf's finance minister will meet with the imf‘s christine lagard and his goal is to finalise a deal that will quicken macri payments to argentina ofa quicken macri payments to argentina of a $50 billion loan package, in exchange for that, argentina will announce further spending cuts in its budget. edward glossop is a latin american economist at capital economics, and joins me now. good morning, welcome to the briefing. give us your take on this week, very important for argentina, isn't it? absolutely. the first

katy watson, bbc news, sao paulo.more than four years ago, so-called islamic state forces ravaged the yazidi people of sinjar. many of those who were taken, including children, remain missing. onebritish aid worker has m it her mission to find the children. our chief international coespondent lyse doucet caught up with her, and has this special report. lyse: this can't-- camp on hillside in northern iraq is home to thousands of yazidi families. all of them survived the brutal onslaught of islamic state. now they are in limbo. every family here has lost almost everything, and don't know if their missing loved ones are still alive. >> little details i didn't know -- lyse: i have come here with a british aid work to meet one family, all captured by i.s. four years ago, all of them brutalized. his little girl almost lost kidney to organ traffickers. eight of their relatives are still missing, including a little boy. >>m i'ying to find all of the children that were taken, all of the youngsters. i believe we can find him. i

katie watson, bbc news, sao paulo.o come: shares in tesla go up in smoke after another controversial moment from co—founder elon musk. freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes the spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough! translation: the difficult decision we reached together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people, caused by the uneven pace of political change in eastern europe. iam free! this is bbc news. the latest headlines: former president barack obama's called for the restoration of honesty and decency in the us government in an outspoken attack on his successor. after a week of fighting in the libyan capital — a fragile ceasefire appears to be holding. donald trump is threatening to

let's go now to our south american correspondent, katie watson, in sao paulo.stating fire? that's right. you look at the images and the entire building is up in flames. and the president, michel tamme, said this isa president, michel tamme, said this is a tragic day for all brazilians, and an impossible loss for the archives of the museum —— michel temer. this is a 200—year—old museum. it houses around 20 million items in its collection. so this is a devastating loss for the museum community and brazil as a whole. we arejust community and brazil as a whole. we are just listening community and brazil as a whole. we arejust listening fair community and brazil as a whole. we are just listening fair to the sounds of sirens and firefighters presumably trying to bring the fire under control. that's right. they have been working on it for several hours now. the fire is believed to have broken out after visiting hours on sunday. it is understood that there are experts on the scene working with firefighters to see what they can save. just looking at the images and the e

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hello daryn what we're in up plaza right now here in sao paulo brazil is a large a city where as you can see there is a large amount of people already gathering this event is going to be starting very shortly and everybody is wearing that slogan or hit not him it means that not bull so not all under any circumstances for all the reasons that you have just mentioned and many more are not it was also very very pro-military he has praised in fact the former military dictatorship here and at the same time he doesn't have a lot of political backing for by any mainstream political party either so if you were to win it's not clear how he could possibly govern but the people here want to make sure that that doesn't happen this is part of a much wider campaign these demonstrations are taking place all over the country since early this morning in fact daryn and according to the most recent poll is leading he is also the candidate with the highest rejection or disapproval rating up to forty eight percent of brazilians do not want to see him as president this is an extremely you could say exciti

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purse berlin london sao paulo tokyo and elsewhere. there were so many uprising swarming the streets of big cities and it's impossible to cite them all but i would like to understand is the tipping point so here are some images and sounds the few pieces of the puzzle of a world changing in the mix of exhilaration and violence. if there were a single string connecting all those protest movements it would have to be the immoral war the world's leading power was waging against the poverty stricken country a war that would stretch over the entire decade. the us into going to war in vietnam to protect its own capital is interests and to protect the imperialist interests of the french for example. and at the same time the united states was riven by its own contradictions around race that it professed to be a country that was democratic and that was going to southeast asia to defend a moderately and yet inside the united states the rights of african-americans and many other minorities were people suppress. i remember june one thousand nine hu

where he was attacked to sao paulo he's in a serious but stable condition both in are as popular in opinion polls despite making divisive comment on several issues former u.s. president barack obama has given a rare political speech in which he criticized the president donald trump his policies and the lack of respect in american politics about people to vote in november as midterm elections which is set to have a major impact on the final two years of trump's first. stable of stories stay with us work and china's democracy experiment is coming up right off. tens of thousands of demonstrations erupt across china each driven by anger over corruption and the illegal sale of communal land most protests fail to make an impact but in two thousand and eleven one to that she defied the. concert in ages rose up demanding the return of their land calling for their leaders to step down to decades of corruption. and made a crackdown activist shoots and poor died in police custody. that really kind of chieftan thinkable their right to choose their own deep inside. the. essential. for the. whole. countr

a representative of sao paulo state school board has come to meet us.he foundation came to us offering the program. so we took six months studying the implications of the program especially because the name of the missler wasn't was the high of the foundation so we took we took this very seriously you know. the principal has signed up a school for the nutria program for the second time schools compete against each other teachers and students have to solve questions about healthy eating. i can explain the numbers here to see five schools said he had them in three teachers one hundred eighty five thousand. kids the numbers you know i read numbers. there's a fourteen hundred euro prize for the school that wins the competition. last year this school came third generating a lot of praise for the school board and the headmistress. now but and i indeed their foundation when this in effect foundation is set from they shall we are not the working week that comair shall pack and they are not allowing us to use it in this clip and that. and in fact their own no ne

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condition and requires another major surgery after being stabbed on birds day hospital authorities in sao paulo said the sixty three year old needs an operation to repair the intestinal tract the left wing activists who stabbed also model says he was acting on a mission from god. a mass rallies being planned in catalonia on tuesday for a binding referendum on independence from spain thousands of people have been out on the streets for the start of celebrations to mark the regions that day it's nearly a year since country on your sparked a constitutional crisis in spain by voting for independence in a non-binding referendum the central government has refused to accept that result. append to more ahead on the news hour including iraq's prime minister goes on a tour of the city voile by days of anti-government protests an attack on libya's national oil headquarters puts pressure on efforts to end the fighting in tripoli and in sports keegan bradley makes sure his home crowd is paying full attention as he seals his first win and six years pictured will be here with wall on that later . to syria now

these allegations came to light in the newspaper, the sao paulo.t published a telegram sent to the brazilian foreign ministry by his ex-wife, on a christina when she askedna for political asylum in norway. she is now vehemently denying the claims. she said the couple is on good terms and she is even campaigning for him using his surname. it is yet another scandal for him, the populist leader who is been accused of sexism and racism. he was recently shot at by a protester, and now polls show his rival fernando hadad is catching up. brazilian musicians, artists and writers signed a manifesto warning his election could signal a return to authoritarianism. the online manifesto was sunday over 180,000 people. host: there is trouble in paradise for a star french footballer, stripped of his captaincy. reporter: if ever there was proof the world cup honeymoon is over, this is it. he has gotten a nasty reality check.a club reality fee has been stripped of his club's captaincy after critiquing his manager's tactics. it is with the sport calls a bombshell, at

hardest area, make and model work there because if it works there commits going to be able to work in sao paulond we've nailed the model. we have close to one million unique patients. this place is one of the largest health ca re place is one of the largest health care companies in south america. i will speak to you in a couple of minutes' time. hello there. the main weather story continues to be across japan, asia and north america. it's to north america we had to first of all this evening. tropical storm gordon made la ndfall evening. tropical storm gordon made landfall earlier on along the gulf coast here in the south. was not quite hurricane strength but wasn't far off severe in alabama there was some damaging winds and some coastal storms surging, flooding as well. this storm is moving over land, so it's a beginning. it's losing its energy but the heavy rain is set to continue. eventually, that rain will merge with his band of rain we got here from the great lakes down into texas, with his been some flooding. we may get some rain in new york which dropped the temperatures by friday before

live with us from sao paulo.nching it in 2010 — they sold the app to facebook for $1 billlion two years later. that looks like money well spent for facebook. today, it has one billion worldwide users and counting. my my cousins and lots of tweets. but mike krieger tweeted, "0ver eight years ago, kevin and i started instagram, hoping to build something that would bring out people 5 creativity and spirit for exploration. now it's time for the next chapter. a huge thank you to everyone in the community who we ve met along the way." but the pair's departure has raised a few questions. about what was going on at facebook that led to their departure. zoe kleinman explains. they don't express any animosity directly towards facebook. there have been rumours that they didn't get on with the leadership. however in the statement, they say they want to focus on the curiosity and creativity. it's an interesting statement because normally when somebody leaves a big tech firm, they say they are going to recharge or they're goin

former sao paulo mayor fernando haddad.e now takes the reins from the ex-president who reportedly made the decision from his prison cell. lula hopes a groundswell of support following his incarceration will carry haddad to success. he remains very popular. reporter: every morning at 9:00 it is the same routine. followers say good morning to da silva. they had been turning up here for the past five months, convinced the former president has been wrongly imprisoned. they say it is all part of a political plan. >> the judiciary and parliament have carried out a coup against brazil. they remove the president from office you have been legitimately elected with 54 million votes. their goal was only to remove her, but also to keep resident lula away from these elections. reporter: the other 20 campers share this conviction. they take turns at the vigil here at camp lula outside the prison where they former president is being held. ironically, it is a threat -- prison lula himself inaugurated. he probably never thought one day he w

intellectual, a political science professor at the university of sao paulo and he was the mayor of that city for four years. lefts defeated in 2016 and some mixed feelings, many grassroots militants. : wereto the workers party dissatisfied with his -- some of his policies. was a mane saying he within the workers party that was very much inclined to talk with the middle class and to serve more with the middle classes and attention. psychopaths, culture, he was very strong on this. paths, culture, he was very strong on this. he's leaning more towards the middle classes that other people be thee in the race to shadow. them mosts one of popular is not the most popular politicians in brazil. replace any way he can him? hero, aula is a popular man of the people, whose history is very strong and the hearts of many brazilians, he is not replaceable. god has less charisma, but i think he is going to capitalize on the charisma of lula and at the same time, try not to appear as a puppet and to man,that he is his own that he has differences and in that way trying to appeal to different sectors of t

bolsonaro has now been moved to a hospital in sao paulo where he has expected to remain for at leasts may impact his campaign, it may even strengthened it. nicknamed brazil's trump, he has been notorious for his racist, homophobic comments. he has won millions of supporters. they are rallying around the injured candidate. he has polarised opinion here in brazil but even his biggest political foes condemn his attack. transition mag this cannot happen. a democratic country which respects itself that wants to be democratic cannot allow the stabbing of any presidential candidate. today, the politics did not stop. the mood, though, was a little different. it is independence day here in brazil with elections round the corner. people are out campaigning. one of bolsonaro's biggest rival is expected to turn up today but all of the main presidential candidates have cancelled their events out of respect for the politician. next month's presidential elections in brazil are the most uncertain in decades. what is certain, though, is that this image and the fear of more political violence will mar

i mean a lot in sao paulo brazil is largest city and at this hour of the country there are demonstrations are gatherings like this one taking place with people ringing and screaming out this clothing and that means. they're referring of course to be the conservative brazilian presidential candidate for the school now go they say that if he were to win it would set the country my children dark ages his controversial mistah genest anti gay and keep black comments pro military protest march or have alienated thousands millions actually of brazilians and yet he is the leading candidate in these presidential elections in fact as these people were gathering votes or not was released from a hospital here in sao paulo where he has been since he received suitable septet to the knife in the stomach an assassination attempt that took him off the campaign trail twenty three days ago he is now back in rio de janiero his hometown and he promises that he will continue to campaign even if only under social networks to show people like these that he can be president. but he's down the street is erica bear

the bbc‘s south america business correspondent daniel gallas reports from sao paulo.ke or break week for argentinian president mauricio macri. on monday his government will announce a new set of policies to try to bring back international confidence in the country's finances. over the weekend argentinian papers reported that as many as ten ministries are likely to be axed, notjust to save money but also in an attempt to show a change of leadership. then on tuesday the finance minister nicolas dujovne will meet with the imf‘s christine lagarde. his goal is to finalise a deal that will quicken imf payments to argentina of a $50 billion loan package. in exchange for that argentina is likely to announce further spending cuts in its budget. that is daniel gallas, our south american business correspondent. joining us is cristobal arias. latin america economist at ts lombard. nice to have you on the programme. very good morning. then outlined some of the issues, daniel talked about the fact this is an important week. what do you hope will be achieved this week? we're expecti

katy watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. criticism from mps that 0fsted is not enough of a "force for school improvement." 0fsted's budget has been cut by more than 50%, but despite this ms spielman insisted her staff were not under—performing. her comments followed the publication of a house of commons committee report which suggests the inspection body was losing its credibility. legislation to ban the smacking of children in scotland is being published at holyrood. the measure proposed by a green member of the scottish parliament, has the backing of the scottish government and other political parties. however, the scottish conservatives said present legislation "works well "because it is based on common sense, and " reflects what the majority of parents want". as we've been hearing, the war in syria has created millions of refugees. many of them are in camps in neighbouring countries. in jordan's zaatari camp, half the 80,000 refugees are children — often traumatised by the violence they've seen. well, now arsenal footbal

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brazil's far right presidential candidate has been released from hospital in sao paulo three weeks after being stabbed it's a political rally and both are narrow flew home to rio de janiero on a commercial flight he was both cheered and jeered by fellow passengers many tipped him to win next month's election but thousands of people have been protesting against him a latin america anything loose in human splaying swine. sal volatile brazil's largest city and what you see here just a week before brazilians go to the polls is an anti unelect singh campaign it's against the man that these people believe would turn the clock back to the dark ages if he were elected that was in every major city and town in brazil and even abroad opponents of ultra conservatives. are taking to the streets . their campaign symbol is hash tag not him and this is why it was that he spews hatred he's against minorities against blacks gays women in a world where that's not acceptable we can't allow him to turn the clock back. as the protests were taking place bill sinatra was released from the south hospital and fle

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a bowlful now is recovering from emergency surgery following his stabbing last week surgeons in sao paulo repaired parts of his intestine or war he was attacked at a campaign rally by a man who said he was acting on a mission from god also now is leading opinion polls despite critics saying he's homophobic and i'm a sergeant first of all for the seventh of october where the suspect in the attack has told a court that he feels threatened by both the model's views. squeezers in view. i like millions of people feel literally threatened by both scenarios i feel threatened by the speeches that he has given that sooner or later you'll accomplish what he so vehemently promising for the whole country against people exactly like me. to argentina now where prices are soaring unemployment is high and the currency has lost half its value so far this year and inflation is now at thirty thirty four point four percent that is one of the highest rates in the world and the stories above reports from charcoal and communities are some of the worst affected. struggling to recover from her son's death last we

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brazil's far right presidential candidate has been released from hospital in sao paulo three weeks after being stabbed at a political rally the job also noddle flew back home on real addition to rio de janeiro on a commercial flight where he was both cheered and cheered by fellow passengers and while he stepped away in next month's elections thousands of people have been protesting across brazil against him latin america editor alysia newman has more. out of brazil's largest city and what you see here just a week of what brazilians go to the polls is an election campaign it's against him and that these people believe would turn back to the dark ages if he were elected law. in every major city in town in brazil and even abroad opponents of ultra conservatives. are taking to the streets. campaign symbol is hash tag not him and this is why. he spews hatred he's against minorities against blacks gays women in a world where that's not acceptable we can't allow him to turn the clock back. as the protests were taking place not a was released from a south hospital and flew back to his home in ri

and knowing she lured them with the latest products that she delivers to the doorsteps of sao paulo'sworking class for the swiss food giant. these guys must work in a sewing show. that so now you say. the women have known each other for a long time that makes it hard to say no. and i'm ok i think maybe. when wooing the poor social pressure is a key ingredient in nestle's recipe for success it's also why multinationals among seen brazil is the perfect testing ground for new products the country has a large population and a large consumer market in the poor here are better off than in other developing countries where the per capita disposable income of up to one hundred euros a month. resilin has a population of two hundred million around forty two million a poor in recent years increasing numbers of crime to the lowest rung of the middle class but this group has health problems rates of obesity and diabetes are rapidly increasing. congressman ted. he's a professor of nutrition and public health at the university of some paolo and a leading advisor to the world health organization his r

katy watson, bbc news, in sao paulo.y the attack. that happened during a political rally. he was surrounded by a crowd coming he was being carried by supporters. when someone approached him and stabbed him. in the stomach. he had his intestines had three perforations. his condition is serious but stable, according to the latest doctors report which has been released less than one hour ago. he is consciousness and well according to doctors. but he has lost a lot of blood and there remains risks of infection. so he will have remain in the hospital for at least one week. if we don't know yet if he is going to be able to resume his campaign effort until election day, which for the first round happens in exactly one month, on october seven. we've heard of course condemnation from his rival candidates for the presidency. but also one imagines a sense that the kind of radical discourse we were hearing from him and the polarity in this contest may well have contributed to the kind of frenzy around all of this. well, while shocki

katy watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. now on bbc news a look ahead to sportsday at 6:30pm tonight. and belgium in glasgow. the new women‘s super league gets under way. the pick of the round. it is also the beginning of the new women‘s rugby union premierfifteens. beginning of the new women‘s rugby union premier fifteens. that beginning of the new women‘s rugby union premierfifteens. that is all sports day at 6:30. now it is time for the film review. well, to the film review. to take us through this week‘s cinema releases

this is from our south america correspondent who is in sao paulo.t's get more now on our main story — and british airways says its investigating a major data breach involving customers data from its website and mobile app. the theft involves as many as 380,000 payment cards. we can speak now to doctor daniel dresner, lecturer in cyber security at the university of manchester. hejoins me now via webcam. he thank you forjoining us this evening. it sounds like a huge number of payment cards that have been accessed over quite a long period of time, why does it take so long to track down? it depends on what they are monitoring. an organisation like british airways, they will need to monitor their security in terms of what they are connected to because they have all kinds of suppliers, there will be airports and carriers, and maintenance. a lot of things that may not necessarily directly affect customers but i wonder how they handled the risk, they cannot monitor everything all the time. the usual adage of taking security seriously, i would usual adage of