all right ophelia hommes joins me now from rio de janeiro ophelia this is brazil's blows to visit presidential election indicates what's the atmosphere in the country like. well the atmosphere is a bit tense now that the polling stations have closed as you can see behind me especially from people that didn't get to vote today but to to be honest to compared to what we have seen in the first round it is much more calm we have seen some protests in some of the cities here in brazil in recent weeks but they are not as massive and controversial as they were before. what i think is that most people what they have told us is that they have resigned that the result of today is almost has been almost decided from the first round already but we will see what happens next hour when we get the first results. we know that has made denigrating remarks about women and gays and blacks how has he still managed to gone to the amount of support that he has. well that's what everyone from the outside world wonders but to be honest his phenomenon is being compared to the one from mr donald trump people here think

harmes or rudi is still with us in rio de janeiro tell us ophelia what happens next. well according to the first exit polls he is reaching almost forty nine percent but this might be funny because we haven't seen more than sixty percent counted yet so the most probable scenario now is that both on our own and for not that will face each other in a runoff on october twenty eighth now what will be different if defining this this runoff will be how much rejection piece two candidates will get we saw polls in the past couple of days that showed a rejection of forty percent against both an hour and forty one percent i can say for nanda how that it is also to be questioned by the other eleven candidates who run today will be doing with their votes and their electorate. it is a case where they can call on their voters to support one of the other candidates is that is how it works. that is exactly what what we will be seeing the question is just how much had a cookie. it will. not gain the sympathy of the other candidates who have been very much liked in the debates he has be

at the end of this month ok thank you for that was due to abuse ophelia harms i wrote. and turkey's president recha tie affair to one says the country's airports are being monitored in an effort to find out what happened to a prominent saudi journalist who disappeared in istanbul the us based writer jamal khashoggi has been a vocal critic of the saudi leadership and he's up in seeing it since he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul last tuesday a top advisor dare to and says there's evidence that can shock she was killed inside the building the saudis have dismissed the suggestion as a baseless. a prominent saudi arabian journalist and major critic of riyadh who may have been made to disappear because of his opinions the mystery surrounding his disappearance is akin to work of fiction he went to the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul to connect to the communities for his forthcoming marriage and was never seen all who don't think and . a friend of she said this official told him quote they have evidence he was killed in a barbaric way. you will cause your bracket to

for more let's go to do ophelia who is in rio de janeiro for us yes the voting is underway i believe that's what's happening behind you and you spoke to some of the voters how are they feeling about today's vote well you did there are really two different types of foreigners those who are expected and hopeful that there are a candidate will win and those who are anxious and even afraid that the frontrunner yeah you are both in our might even make it in the first round today he does remind a lot of people here of the dark times of the military dictatorship that lasted more than twenty years and this is because he has shown a lot of sympathy with the army not only as a former captain an army but also suggesting that the best way to end one of brazil's biggest problem which is insecurity and violence by sending the military to the street he has said that killing more criminals would be one of the answers let's remember that seven of the twenty most violent cities in the world are here in brazil and that's one of the ways he wants to solve this problem. so it would appear the people ther

for more let's go to the derby is ophelia harmes or rudi who is in rio de janeiro for us of feel you're the first exit polls of us we've been saying show that also an hour ahead may have won the first round but not gain an overall majority what happens next. well this is much likely to be the end of the result we still awaiting for the last couple of percentages to be counted but what happens next is that probably the markets will be reacting positively but we have seen during the campaign that every time something major happened to consume mr posner something positive happened to him the markets reacted positively bit the dollar dropped in relation to the reality that. the current here and what will happen as well is that we will see every tough company man against his major opponent in the polls fernando has asked and what will be very interesting to know also in the next couple of weeks is if he gets the majority in congress he is expecting to pass major reforms especially in the social security sector that the markets are awaiting that it is this poll results so far is it a surprise

s ophelia harms a route. there was quite the upset in the bonus league on saturday as champions by a new nick lost three nil at home to god it was byron second straight defeat in the bundesliga a loss means nico coach's side have made their worst start to a league season in eight years earlier on saturday there was a seven goal thriller in dortmund. cusser came on in the sixtieth minute with his side one nil down he put in a man of the match display scoring three goals in just over half an hour to go grab a four three win for dortmund. now let's take a look at the other results from the match day seven so far had over grabbed their first win of the season against it gart shall be defeated dusseldorf two nil minds first his hair was goalless on friday federer bremen continued their strong start to the season with a two nil win over hole spork and dutch midfielder david clawson hammered home in the thirty fifth minute to open the story and then your highness netted braman second late in the game just minutes af

ophelia can you tell us more about the winner mr paulson our. well mr bolton ariza for me army captain and therefore he has shown a lot of sympathy with the military even suggesting that the best way to fight crime and corruption in the country would be by sending the military to the streets and killing more criminals he does remind many people of donald trump like you said especially because of the slogan campaigns he has used he's trying to sell himself as an anti establishment can do that even though he has been in congress for almost thirty years he is outrageous though would put many comments he has made he has made six is homophobic and racist comments but his strong talk like many people. describe it is what people like about him as well he has relied a lot of social media and gathered those votes of people that are tired with the political need which they blame of the corruption scandals here in the country this watching has been called the most polarized since the military dictatorship ended in brazil in nine hundred eighty five what's

and ophelia joins me from rio de janeiro's so ophelia both scenarios seems likely you know clearly winning this victory but is there a chance for her dad here i mean recently polls have suggested that that gap is narrowing. well i can barely hear you at the moment but what i can tell you is that the gap was certainly not erode. eighteen to ten to eight points according to those polls that have been published in the process today that has raised hopes of the workers' party of course very handy that. voted already today and said that here is very certain that most brazilians will go to the poll today and defend democracy. as he told the press but what you can see behind me we are outside your able to narrow house and his supporters of course. very loud as you can hear and they already think that their candidate will be brazil's next president there are already in party mood everyone who is here is very much certain that they will have a triumph tonight. so very loud and also certain of both scenarios victory why is he so popular. well the phenomenon of yeah it was an arrow is quite similar t

ophelia could you tell us more about the winner mr paulson are. well mr bolton ariza for me army captain and therefore he has shown a lot of sympathy with the military even suggesting that the best way to fight crime and corruption in the country would be by sending the military to the streets and killing more criminals he does remind many people of donald trump like you said especially because of the slogan campaigns he has used he's trying to sell himself as an anti establishment can do that even though he has been in congress for almost thirty years and what he's promising is to dismantle just functional political system and it to gather those votes of citizens even more afraid of losing their. position. their jobs and and this in a more diverse and increasingly inclusive society was something that we have also seen here in brazil with the workers' party administrations that gave the poor people some more opportunities he is outrageous though would put many comments he has made he has made sexist homophobic and racist comments but his strong ch

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full our correspondent ophelia harms our routine joins us live now from rio de janiero it's good to see you we know that the campaign was very divisive and polarizing the question today will president but also now or will he seek to unify the country or do you think his presidency is going to just be a continuation of what he delivered in his campaign. well what he did say after the election ended last night and his first president elect's speech we were hearing part of it in the report he said he will unify the country and this division between the us and them speech a very different speech to what we have been hearing in the weeks previous to the election where he said that he would be cleansing the country of all the leftists that they would have to abandon the country or be incarcerated this has been an unusual and then usually vile and come pain in brazil people within families and friends they have been fighting for between those who support of them and those who are opposing general scenario and he's very unpredictable so no one really knows if he's going to continue this unifyin

that have been involved in this corruption scandals many belong to the workers' party ok thank you ophelia that was the feel your harmes routine reporting from rio de janeiro. turkey's president breccia type are the one that says the country's airports are being monitored in an effort to find out what happened to a prominent saudi journalist who disappeared in istanbul the us based jamal khashoggi has been a vocal critic of the saudi leadership and he has not been seen since he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul last tuesday a top adviser to everyone says there's evidence that can shock she was killed inside that building the saudis have dismissed the a suggestion as baseless. a prominent saudi arabian journalist and major critic of riyadh who may have been made to disappear because of his opinions the mystery surrounding his disappearance is akin to a work of fiction he went to the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul to collect documents for his forthcoming marriage and was never seen or heard of again. a friend of she said this officials told him quote they have evidence he was kill

years and which most blame for the biggest corruption scandals that have been hitting the country and ophelia what about now is close to supposed then to leftist candidate. is he able to stand on his own merits or is he riding the wave of his predecessor. well to be honest there are people that say that how that is no one without even before he officially said that how that would be his. presidential candidate for his workers' party he had only six percent. from the support that he rapidly grew up to twenty two he's up to twenty five at the moment so many fear that it will actually be holding and pulling the strings from behind the scenario this is why many people also don't support have that because they think he's just marionette from from lula and some investors even fear that he won't be able to pass very necessary reforms because even though he's considered more moderate they think will be behind him but being more moderate also makes the more leftist militants of the workers' party don't support. that and he will have to convince them in a very probable second round in a runoff against

so ophelia does both so narrow have the recipe too weak to lead brazil out of the violence and corruption crisis that currently dominate brazil. and that is in a way one of his most controversial ideas he wants to send the army to the streets to fight violence in brazil he says the only way to end crime crime is by killing more criminals even though we see thousands of people already killed in brazil every year he's selling himself as an outsider as an anti establishment politician even though he has been in congress for about three decades this this idea is to remind a bit of president donald trump selling himself as an outsider and what people do like about him is that he don't see him as one of the traditional politicians the traditional politicians for them are now the workers' party that ruled and governed brazil for fourteen years and who are very much involved in corruption scandals also narrow does not have an ongoing investigation or prosecution. about corruption so that is what a lot of people do like about him that he is a bit different what about his leftist opponent the candi

for more let's go to the ws ophelia harmes a rooty who is in rio de janeiro for us. the first exit polls show that mr bolton r.-o. has won the first round but none that vote at the end of the month but what is surprising is to see with how much more votes mr bolton r.-o. is getting to this position and it is a clear punishment to the workers' party we see that his next the next candidate is reaching much less than what has been expected it is a punishment to the workers' party mainly because of all the corruption scandals it has been involved with especially the carwash so known. corruption scandal which is the one who got ex-president mr listen ask you to let us see about imprisoned and well what it is important to see tomorrow as well as how the markets react what we have seen so far during the campaign is that it has been every time that mr burleson natural had a positive development the markets reacted positively positively i courting me as well. you're talking about the workers' party which is of course the party of the now jailed former president. to silva is t

from all we know across today ophelia who is in rio de janeiro for us sophia i can see the voting is to underway and i know that you've spoken to some voters how are they feeling about today's vote. well they're different feelings here it it we are not quite conservative area of rio de janeiro and a lot of people here support also now if you can see their yellow t. shirts behind me these are all supporters of this man but there are also many people that this like him because of the racist homophobic and sexist comments he has paid made in the past and that is why we have seen a lot of protests in past days here in the country you mentioned both some are this is the frontrunner in this campaign he did speak to reporters after voting let's listen to what he had to say. the. people of brazil want to get away from socialism. they don't want venezuela's regime they want a liberal economy and they want to protect family values. all the things that have happened has made the people realize that brazil can't continue with socialism. we don't want brazil to become what venezuela is today. so

others will be disappointed but that's just how it goes you're talking about that disappointment ophelia. has been known to make denigrating remarks about women about gays and about blacks how has he still managed to gone to the amount of support that he has while many people wonder how someone like that is likable but to be honest also not know is a phenomenon that has been very much compared to that of mr donald trump in the united states as he sells himself as a different candidate as an outsider of this political elite that has been ruling brazil that is the workers' party for almost fifteen years and he promises to make things different people like his strong authority his strong comments and these sexist and racist comments haven't been taken that seriously as they probably would in different countries around the world because many people in brazil are sexists themselves and they're also very conservative. judging by this it's a poll number that we're looking at it looks like has won this country what does he is victory will run the selection what is his victory mean full that coun

homs joins me now from rio de janeiro ophelia this is brazil's most divisive presidential election in decades what is the atmosphere in the country. well the atmosphere started to be polarized ever since the come pain started but to be honest now compared to what we saw here on the first round of elections it's not us tens we have seen some protests undergoing in different cities of brazil in recent weeks but they haven't been as massive as they were before we have talked to many brazilians and many think that the decision has already been made but some others are trying to not lose hope and still trying to to see hernando have died because brazil's next president. coming back to both tomorrow he's made denigrating remarks about women gays and blacks how has he still managed to gone to the amount of support he has. while that's a question many here asked themselves when they've the brazil especially from the outside but the truth is that his phenomenon is compared to that of mr donald trump of the united states because many brazilians think he is a different candidate to that politica

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