in fact, bolsonaro’s policy was very balanced; he really did not strive to make friends with some and competently managed to balance between centers of power in the international arena , well, this is proven by his visit to russia in february of twenty-two, and at the same time lula is certainly ours from the very beginning in the sense that exactly... with him and brix received the greatest development, then later with dilma, well, actually, they are from the same party, they followed the same policy, so of course, the expectation is that lula will continue to put russia among her priority partners, they are they justified, but i repeat, brazil did not radically change its attitude towards russia throughout the beginning of the 20th century until the present moment. includes the current moment brazil calls russia a strategic partner. this is my second big business trip to this beautiful country. the first time i worked in brazil was in the city of rivoneiro. in 2003-2010, in 2021 he returned to brazil as ambassador of the russian federation. i was surprised by the enormous progress.

so jair bolsonaro, voted out of power resoundingly in 2022. earlier this year in spain, we saw the hard right party there objecting unexpectedly by voters. and now this weekend, we have just seen poland's very hard right law and justice party voted. it does not mean there's authoritarianism around the. but it does mean instances like these, big important countries with mature democracies. we are seeing big voter push back against trump type. horrific to orban type leaders. authoritarian leaders. they do not generally take well to elections voting them out of office. part of why they try to undermine democracy full stop. in the case of donald trump and bolsonaro, we saw mass violence after they were voted out. seeing supporters stormed the capitol to try to keep them in power after the lost elections. and so, eyes are on poland now for any potential eventuality like that. or any kind of authoritarian rule that force shenanigans. to try to undo the polish election results from this weekend. but for, now that is an important result in europe. it

economy, in a country with great economic problems, and an outsider, a candidate similar to trump and bolsonaroe country. it's hard to understand how voters are going to make their choice. it's going to be interesting, because nearly 24% of the voters voted for the female candidate, the right wing candidate. she is currently in the government, in security. no, she used to be in the previous government. mil no, she used to be in the previous government. all right, so she was _ previous government. all right, so she was in — previous government. all right, so she was in the _ previous government. all right, so she was in the previous - so she was in the previous government, on the right—wing of politics. is it assumed that those who voted for her will vote forjavier milei? it’s vote forjavier milei? it's assume _ vote forjavier milei? it's assume that _ vote forjavier milei? it's assume that you - vote forjavier milei? it�*s assume that you have two right—wing candidates, and most, we don't know exactly how many, maybe two thirds of the said place voters would vote forjavier milei. 0ther right—wi

a brazilian senate commission has approved a report accusing former president jair bolsonaro of rioting with four crimes, including attempted coup. bolsanru is in danger. up to 29 years in prison. the document will now be sent to the court for further consideration. i will add that accusations have also been brought against former ministers and supporters of bolson. in total , there are over sixty names on the list. let me remind you that in january, supporters of the former head of state demonstrated against the results of the presidential elections. they took over congress and broke into the supreme court building. as a result, about 2,000 people were detained. newsy. artists join me, artyom, good morning, trade turnover between russia and china is growing, with europe it is decreasing, but what about western companies that remain on our market? well, the government promises to support them, but not to the detriment of domestic ones, i’ll tell you all the details a little later, for now on to other topics. inflation in russia in the week ending october 16 slowed to 15 hundredths from

with an endorsement from the trump of brazil, former president jairo bolsonaro. chain saw guy was expected to win the arming arch presidency yesterday. but he did not win. he lost by 6 plus points in yesterday's election. that was a loss that surprised everyone. it was still close enough though that he has made it to a run-off election next month. so there is still a possibility that argentina, will you drop that chiron there? yes. there is still a possibility that argentina mate still get this guy as their president. argentina's trump. he unexpectedly lost this weekend. this is what he's offering and he is headed to a run-off next month. all of which to say, things could be better right now around the world. you can start with the war in ukraine. you can start with the war in gaza. even beyond those terrible, terrible wars involving some of our most important allies, thing are just fraught right now. and here at home, it's relatively easy to look at the international challenges we're facing and say this would be a good time for us to have a functioning congress,

in the case of jump and jair bolsonaro, we saw their supporters storming the capitol to try to keep them in power after they lost election. so eyes are on poland now for any kind of potential eventuality like that, or rule by force shenanigans to try to undo the polish elections from this weekend. that is an important result in europe. it looks like another win for small d democrats against the admittedly still rising authoritarian tide. here in our national capital, the leader of the far right and the de facto leader of the republican party is, of course, on trial for his alleged role in trying to overturn the election in which he was voted out. it's only one of four cases in which donald trump is currently facing multiple felony charges. but today, there was big news. in his federal case in washington. the judge overseeing trump's federal criminal case in d.c., the one about him trying to overthrow the lawfully elected government of the united states, that federal judge in washington today instituted a limited version of what is generally called a gag order that bans him by court order

and i -- that's -- in a way, that's also the story of jair bolsonaro getting voted out in brazil, thedonald trump getting voted out in 2020. it is the story of a lot of bad guys in congress who are working with a nazi agent who is the center of this book in 1944 in the '42, '44, '46 elections those guys got voted out once people knew what they were doing. i have a lot of faith in democracy. that's why i believe it's worth fighting for. >> the reason i'm so obsessed with voting it's the most boring answer to how you fix these challenges in the country, but it's actually the answer. and if you let -- 73% turnout, that is where big change. >> more turn out in poland for this election than they did for the election in 1989 where they voted out communism. >> there you go. >> that tells you how electrified those people were. >> now for the bad news. us. >> now for the joy. as we call it. >> welcome to d.c. where everything is bad. because what's happening in our government right now is so chaotic and insane. at a really bad time when you have the world blowing up. we do not have a congress

was reported in the times today to have texted during july 2020 that boris johnson was of a trump bolsonaroabsolutely no clinical validity for lockdown in. so i think that speaks for itself. >> brilliant nomination. how about nodding your about i can see you nodding your head jasmine, i'm head there, jasmine, and i'm nodding how about nodding along as well. how about your back? zero. your back? page zero. >> well, i've gone for the entire celebration of halloween. icannot entire celebration of halloween. i cannot stand halloween. i think it's ridiculous . you know, think it's ridiculous. you know, in america , they're set to spend in america, they're set to spend $12 billion this year on halloween . why would you have halloween. why would you have a celebration of all that is miserable, demonic , terrible, miserable, demonic, terrible, dark death disease? the whole lot makes no sense to me. never has done. and also , all that has done. and also, all that plastic rubbish that's going to go into landfill. yes, absolutely . all those horrible absolutely. all those horrible sweets, the whole lo

de personajes como milei, a Él lo comparan con la imagen y las ideas del expresidente brasilero bolsonarovotaciones de hoy. raÚl: sÍ, feliz, todo parece indicar que habrÁ segunda vuelta, falta definir quiÉnes serÁn esos dos candidatos. la participaciÓn fue de alrededor 75% y los primeros datos oficiales se van a conocer reciÉn muy entrada la noche aquÍ en la argentina. volvemos a estudios. fÉlix: gracias. tendremos ese resultado esta noche y en otras elecciones, la opositora venezolana marÍa corina machado votÓ para elegir un candidato de unidad de la oposiciÓn para las elecciones del prÓximo aÑo. la ingeniera industrial y legisladora de 56 aÑos aventaja a sus rivales en unos 40 puntos en las encuestas. >> yo le pido un poco de paciencia cada uno de los venezolanos que estÁn en centros que han tenido un poco de retraso. lo que pasa es que yo creo que esto nos estÁ desbordando en tÉrminos de la participaciÓn y es muy emocionante. fÉlix: machado estÁ inhabilitada para ejercer cargos pÚblicos por su apoyo a las sanciones del gobierno de nicolÁs maduro y no podÍa inscribirse para las eleccion