brazilian city of sol paulo the participants tied the knot fearing brazil's new hardline president elect ableson our roof could order a crackdown on gay weddings next year one new wave has been ordered acquired actual resistance has in the past said he would not be able to love a homosexual son. with relatively new tradition for the holiday season it's the charity santa run it's a fun way to mobilize the spirit of giving to raise money for wood because as we have this report. in prime winter weather some one thousand santas big ones. and small ones. winch running through the streets of close of us capitol prishtina to raise money for families in need. and the fury run out book five hundred firm really for this country and the art of social approval of voters remarkable men want to vote in the local. at the same time in faraway france of the church race with thousands of santos and the run this. wherever santa is his reindeer can all be far away boys not usual to work on a sunday for a reindeer but we did it with pleasure because it's for a good cause. and a very merry time was had by all. all ri

a simple answer to that is yes we've been speaking to jai ableson out of support says mostly today thousands of them have converged on the brazilian capitol to celebrate his swearing in and what they've told us is what they're really looking for is change and that means a couple of things perhaps most important it means a change from a political collapse that really becoming gholston corruption scandals one point a third of congress was under investigation the biggest corruption scandal in latin america it also means a change in terms of the economy there are more than twelve million brazilians that are out of work and it means a change in security as well and in crime more than sixty thousand brazilians were killed last year and that's more than in the united states and the european union combined so there is a quite sort of pasta to sticks that the next president is going to have to try and change in this country there are of course people here that support him there right on the other side of the spectrum that this is a an incoming president been very controversial he said things about mi