jair bolsa naro says his bangladesh were at that time.nforcing strict obedience to authority at the expense of personal freedom. why is that seem to have become politically more attractive? in brazil, they had a crimewave go on for so long with the apparent that neither side of mainstream politics could do something about it and in politics, if neither side can address the main concern in voters thoughts, then another force arises that can and very often, whether that be in australia where one nation grout of their concerns about migration or in our country where ukip emerged over concerns the mainstream wasn't dealing with migration and europe, if you fail to offer voters a choice that addresses their concerns in that addresses their concerns in that situation which could be either way, it could be more freedom or more authority. something else will emerge and we live in a time it has been a wave of parties coming up to offer choice and brazil is the most remarkable example of that, notjust because of the positions he is taken but also b

brazil's new president jar bolsa naro has taken office in asperse public speech at the helm of latin america's biggest nation the former army captain declared a crusade against crime corruption and left wing ideology many brazilians see him as a kind of messiah and a supporters hope he can revive the economy and bring safety to the streets but others worry that his hardline policies could lead to an erosion of fundamental rights was personnel's new far right president now officially in office. is vowing big changes in ways that have already polarized the country. see that caitiff said i expect that he'll make brazil better and safer. than so maybe i'm black and gay person ourselves were useless he does not represent me it isn't. tens of thousands cheered balsa naro in the capital brasilia but was. after being sworn in he set the tone for his term as president i near to zero who will do that today is the day our people will begin to free themselves from socialism was seated in the us by them to free themselves from false values from overreach by the state and from political correctnes

javier gave us javier was the business friendly crowd there convinced by what the business friendly bolsa naro had to say. well stephen of course you have to give also now a little bit of time we know that he just started off as an january first and there is perhaps one approach or one aspect that people here tend to mention as a positive aspect considering of course that he is often labeled as a populist and it is that at least both so narrow does not blame the problems that brazil has other countries or for example on migrants like many populist leaders do so that is something that people are definitely rescuing from his speech that being said there are some very important crucial questions when it comes to how wilson out intends to transform brazil and the questions are about the price tag will that be at the cost of the environment or will that be at the cost of the poor in brazil that won't have state aid like they have now those are two fears that we saw since the beginning of all scenarios campaign at that yet have to be answered yet have to be solved so the public was definitely skepti

what is the bolsa naro presidency waiting for the ceremony.ersial as his campaign has suggested? yell —— his campaign was full of rhetoric, sexist, homophobic, racist rhetoric. they got very many people nervous about what that would mean for the presidency. whether he will turn that down once he comes into power, he says he will be willing for all of brazil. a lot of people are very nervous about what the next four yea rs nervous about what the next four years will mean for people here, especially minority groups. financial markets are happy. they think the economy will be in much better hands with bolsanaro. socially, in terms of progress, what will it mean for brazil? a lot of people very nervous. katie watson. thank you. north korea's leader, kim jong—un has given a new year address in which he says the country is still commited to giving up nuclear weapons and that he is prepared to meet again "at any time" with us president donald trump. there's been little progress on north korea's denuclearisation since the two leaders held their histor