and also because of the fact as it brazil, brazil is, is being, is performing quite well and the culture but not so well. and the manufacturers in our badge was in the press the manufacturers. so if you look why do i leave here is some place in which it's supposed to see people without drop when i walk in the same applies with more intensity. so the number of people without jobs, as seen, this is a big preoccupation. not enough to transform the sentiment that brazil has done the best known up. we believe that there was a point in t v to those who have the the good to believe that brazil the future would be better. this is a believe, but the reality is in contradiction with what do we want to desire? i'll wish to see. so i think the president has to be a kind of breach linking it was not denying was one aside to honor the other size but to be kind of thinking otherwise would be no more credible . and i think that for those in power, what political people, the important characteristic is to be capable to, to realize what is said, is there to be, consist and devils of credibility much more

under brazil law be left alone. but it didn't . she didn't use for him to where he could use to me. she's talking understand defense g, i thought i didn't a good guy. you put them in the coding to brazil's national institute for space research in 2018 alone, 5 square kilometers of indigenous mon roku land was deforested in 2019 the tree massacre increased 15 square kilometers. the next day the tribe prepares for battle . they believe also narrows. rhetoric has encouraged, the advance of the mind is deeper into indigenous territory. whether the moon roku arrive at brazil's congregation, the main legislative body of the country. this movement is helped by the countries only indigenous congress. women join, you know what each other she's only the 2nd indigenous woman to have ever been elected to congress. she made a little guy via the label. the progress bar was in the field. you age. only a phone call. she was to amount to more than $594.00 congress representatives. only 3 show up. so i did. allison dra makes an impas

ah ah, south harlow brazil. my 3 pm. the city is smothered by black clouds of smoke. scientists eventually discover the cause of the size raging in the far north of the country. thousands of miles away and the amazon rain forest official figures show more than 87000 amazonian fires, are recorded in brazil. these 5 destroy 10000 square kilometers of the amazon in 2019. while the brazilian government fails to act, the world responds with great with criticism focused on newly elected far right. president, julia bolton. i don't know why i thought there, hey, we know today was not happened by chance. he was, plan, fostered and executed by the boss on that a govern. this is a true oh, also both scenarios election. brazil's environmental agency have the budget slashed . these economic policies are focused on developing the economy inside the amazon rain forest. i believe. but albums investigation and a big problem, lack of implementation of brazil's forest laws. what did happen, the company looks to the fine fund, 2 or 3000000.

well, it is a worry for brazil. it is - it is a worry for brazil. lost in a five year period but they played against belgium and that eliminated them from the world cup and now on home ground to lose to argentina is clearly painful and one of the stories of the game tonight was that brazil proved more dependent on their big star than argentina were on their big star, lionel messi. it was not always pretty and it certainly was not a classic, but perhaps one of the most touching moments were shortly after the final whistle, a long embrace between them. great vendor they played together with great success for barcelona. and even though brazil are disappointed i think there are plenty here in brazil who would not begrudge lionel messi has first senior title. it was an almost perfect ending, wasn't it? that 87th minute chance that fell to him. i could have scored that and i'm not as good as him. he somehow missed it, didn't he? but that probably doesn't take away from the occasion. h0 but that probably doesn't take away from the occasion. no but imaaine

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brazil is...ologist leading brazil's largest study on the virus. everything that you should not do, brazil has done. pretty much everything. so, brazil has said that the pandemic would not be important — "oh, it's just a little flu" our president said, "oh, it's coming to an end." in april last year, then he said that the vaccines were not safe. this statement from the president himself was that they produce damage and they killed people. and this is what needs to be said. many protesters go further, accusing the president of genocide. they want him out. for now, he's going nowhere, but the bereaved are hoping there will be a reckoning. 0rla guerin, bbc news, brasilia. i've been speaking to sam cowie, who's a journalist based in brazil. i asked him whether president bolsonaro believed the science surrounding the coronavirus. well, whether he believes in it or not, or whether he has just put science to one side to keep the economy going, as was mentioned in the report, is a different question. cert

the traditional left in brazil.re is another sector that people call the third way, which would be something in the middle of lula and bolsonaro. it can be a centrist candidate, it can be a moderate rightist candidate. we don't know exactly what it is. but these guys, they know they must be competitive against bolsonaro. they can't occupy his space in the political dispute next year. it is impossible for this group to occupy the space that is already occupied by lula from the left and the centerleft, even a part of the center. so it's very important for the sector of the political spectrum to weaken bolsonaro even more in order to occupy this space. the point is that we do not have just one candidate. and so, there's not a unified capacity of competition for the next elections. besides that, there is also a difficulty in presenting a real competitive and appealing candidate. it is not only a problem we have, the demand for a centrist or centrist rightist candidate, but we do not have a candidate that can fill this b

what is the state of both in our support in brazil at the moment? do you think think he reached a floor is standing on the support of the hardliners, the extreme right supporters that, that probably make up about 1520 percent of the electorate, depending on how you measure it. these people are people that benefit or their policemen. there. firemen there in the military. there are some rulers royalists, people that benefit from his policies. some question of angelic goes that align with his conservative ideas. and for, for these core group of supporters, there was also not into the. it doesn't really matter much. what, what he does or what he says, if he contradicts himself or even the impact the results of his policies. these people just have been following him since the beginning. and they think they'll stick with him into the n. claudio cotto. when the changes and opinion about the president that we have seen in brazil over the last 12 months, say, how much of that is done to people who would have post them in the 1st place. and how much of it is

i'm rob madison, brazil. the president is under pressure again during the course of this year. job also not manage to unite left wing parties, trade unions and social organizations, because they're trying to get him impeached. he's mainly accused of mishandling the pandemic, and possibly being responsible for the deaths of thousands of people. brazilians have also accused him of corruption, a disregard for the environment and policies. they say a feeling the economic crisis. in his latest response, most an auto announced a government we shuffle, but that's only angered more people say the president is a threat to democracy. i am here against this government that i consider genocidal, responsible for not purchasing the vaccine. and many people died for a lack of vaccines that the government did not buys. i am here claiming the right of all brazilians, the right to democracy without fascism and both the noro out. nobody can stand this genocide in the country anymore. i'm for the amazon for the indians and for t

brazil is..., the epidemiologist leading brazil's largest study on the virus. everything that you should not do, brazil has done. pretty much everything. so, brazil has said that the pandemic would not be important — "oh, it's just a little flu" our president said, "oh, it's coming to an end." in april last year, then he said that the vaccines were not safe. this statement from the president himself was that they produce damage and they killed people. and this is what needs to be said. many protesters go further, accusing the president of genocide. they want him out. for now, he's going nowhere, but the bereaved are hoping there will be a reckoning. 0rla guerin, bbc news, brasilia. well, let's get some analysis. let's get straight to brazil, where journalist sam cowie joins us now. hi, sam. the opposition politician in that report said president bolsonaro does not believe in science. do you think that's a fair question? science. do you think that's a fair cuestion? ~ , , question? well, whether he

why are so many pregnant women dying of covid in brazil?the quality of assistance. one in five women that died did not have access to an intensive care unit. one in three didn't have access to intubation. the unit helped bring mortality rates down in the city, but in the poorer parts of brazil, access to even a hospital bed remains a challenge. in a remote village in north—eastern brazil, expedito�*s wife aline was only 27 weeks pregnant when she was diagnosed with covid. she had to be driven for two hours to reach a hospital bed. she died a few days later. her babies were born on the same day. translation: for me, it was a big shock. - i fell down to my knees near the doctor's feet. i couldn't believe it. do you believe there is something that could have been done differently to save aline's life? i wish i had taken the vaccine for covid. brazil has the second—highest number of covid—related deaths worldwide, yet only over 16% of the population have been fully vaccinated so far. and until the pandemic is brought under control in brazil, th

that's certainly interesting times for brazil. keep if i place i on this story, i got to get to test the thanks so much for joining us from brazil. yeah, thank you very much. know us president joe biden miss spending part of july the full holiday weekend, encouraging people to get vaccinated. he's in michigan to highlight the countries progress against coven. 19 it's part of a nationwide america's back together to more than half of the us population has been vaccinated, but the government will not meet its goal of inoculating 70 percent by july. the 4th might kind of has more from washington d. c. what's the concern to the cdc in particular is that there are massive differences in the rate of vaccinations in various areas of the united states in vermont, for example, more than 80 percent of people in that state awfully vaccinated on the other side of the coin in mississippi, less than 30 percent awfully vaccinated. the cdc is isolating what it says or potential hotspots, particularly with that regard to the delta variant, which is

is that being discussed in brazil? yes. well, as scientists have been saying, they have been saying also that they, they're in favor of suspending everything, not just a couple america, but also the olympic games in japan. and also here at this moment in brazil there's, they're also have being played games that will decide the other games are being played as well. they're against all these games. so they say, we're both. so now i was saying is, why is everybody just being against america? just because i decided you know that brazil could holsted so. so yes, there is a discussion. the thing is that we were bringing in teams that got infected as a matter of fact, in a very tragic moment, it was 500000 deaths. that, that happened exactly when, when the tournament going on in empty stadiums with no public and resilience. here we're watching on television, the european championship with a lot more interest than got by medica. want to get you on a kid that live for us in or it is very thank you very much. i hope stories the party

why are so many pregnant women dying of covid in brazil?ous problems with the quality of assistance. one in five women that die did not have access to an intensive care unit. one and three did not have access to intubation. the unit helps bring mortality rates down in the city, but in the poorer parts of brazil, access to even a hospital bed remains challenge. reporter: in a remote village in northeastern brazil, she was only 27 weeks pregnant when she was diagnosed with covid. she had to be driven for two hours to reach a hospital bed. she died a few days later. her babies were born on the same day. >> for me, it was a big shock. i fell down to my knees and a doctor sleep. -- in the doctor's suite. i cannot believe it. reporter: dyou believe there is something that could be done different lead to save her life? >> i wish we had taken the vaccine for covid. reporter: brazil has the second-highest number of covid related deaths worldwide. yet only over 16% have been fully vaccinated so far. and until the pandemic is brought under control in

reporter 5: brazil's infections are rocketing, particularly among the poor. reporter 6: they're digging thousands upon thousands of graves. reporter: brazil now has the second highest number of cases and deaths in the world. [juan jesus speaking spanish] [fernandez speaking spanish] narrator: ending 6 decades of sanctions on cuba will take u.s. citizen engagement to secure enough support in congress. reporter: the administration is re-designated cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism. reporter 2: the move, of course, comes in the final days of the trump administration. reporter 3: pompeo cited cuba's harboring of u.s. fugitives and its support for venezuelan leader nicolas maduro as reasons for the move. critics said the decision was nothing more than an eleventh hour move to complicate matters for incoming president joe biden. reporter 4: there's only a small windowf time to come up with policy before politics get h d heavy in the next congressional elections. narrator: for more perspectives on the complex relationship between cuba and the united states, as we

they beat defending brazil champions, brazil 1000000 the copper america final little message off. check out for the 50 side. the weight is over. liberty in school. the only goal of the game board and tina in the 22nd to minute the win means 34 year old star lino messy has finally won an international title with this country that was widespread criticism of the decision to allow brazil to stage the month long event because of its crow virus numbers. social's the whole get more, formerly edition era, but 1st his daniel, one who's been with fans in argentina capital for designers. many of the people celebrating here tonight in the center of one authoress won't even pull in the last time and data one cup on erica, in 993, where they did it this time in american stadium in rio de janeiro against their old enemy, brazil with a gulf has been merrier in the 1st hall. then they had to put together a resolute defence that lead into the 2nd hall. and just about hold on, it was probably the last phone for that super. so they all met the had to win a major international tournament 30 years old

it handled the whole pandemic in brazil. , , , brazil. it is probably the worst moment - brazil. his - brazil. it is probably the i worst moment in his entire presidency so far. it has been a very tumultuous presidency. his at its lowest, he is under extreme pressure from senate inquiry into his disastrous handling of the pandemic. the inquiry has covered very strong allegations of friction in the case of acquisition of vaccines. it has also found his government ignored a serious of office of vaccines from pfizer. 0ne office of vaccines from pfizer. one of his original allies when he won the election in 2018 came out in an interview today, a millionaire businessman, said he thinks he is on the verge of a nervous breakdown. as for me campaign director when he won 2018 said he would lucky... we won't even get through the first round, he will be lucky to be voted to be put in charge. he is under massive pressure and has been hiccuping very badly. his supporters have been calling for people to pray for him because he is evangelical and catholic. it is also worth mentioning, and this

lighting up the sky in brazil. of course, brazil themselves have seen their crown slip.nd competitive game that they have lost in a five—year period. but their painful one was the one against belgium that eliminated them from the world cup three years ago and now, on home ground, to lose to argentina, is clearly painful and one of the stories of the game tonight was that brazil proved more dependent on their big star, neymar, than argentina were on lionel messi. it was not always pretty. it certainly was not a classic but perhaps one of the most touching moments was shortly after the final whistle, a long embrace between neymar and messi. great friends. they played together, of course, with great success, for barcelona and so, even though brazil are disappointed, i think there are plenty here in brazil who would not begrudge messi his first senior title. neymar among them. it was an almost perfect ending, wasn't it, for lionel messi — there was that 87th minute chance that fell to him. i mean, i could have scored that and i'm not as good as lionel messi! he somehow misse

they beat defending champions brazil, one them in the upper america final. that was widespread criticism of the decision to allow result to stage the monthly event because it corona virus numbers bulgarians, a voting in the 2nd parliamentary election in just 3 months. the early pole was called on to april election result in ne, hung parliament that failed to fall mcallison government the following month, former prime minister boy co, but i saw them down and handed over pound to a can take a government while since i've been several accusations of corruption linked to the governing job party. the more guns are taking palms and joining the fight against the taliban as the group continues, its rapid advance, no citizens, enough guns, security forces battle taliban fighters on the outskirts of conduce on saturday. miss districts in the province of already fallen to the taliban. they made huge gains in recent weeks and claim now to be in control of at least 85 percent of the country on what they had. and i wanted to ask and forces are ready to defend their homelan

it is still argentina 1— brazil nil. it is still argentina 1- brazil nil. ., �* .il. you'll have a full round-up at - nil. you'll have a full round-up at the - nil. you'll have a full round-up at the top| nil. you'll have a full. round-up at the top of nil. you'll have a full- round-up at the top of the round—up at the top of the hour. many of us are on twitter. from me and the rest of the team, goodbye. hello. fairly quiet on the weather front right now. some showers and even the odd downpour and thunderstorms later on. and, of course, it's a very big day in the world of sport. we've got wimbledon, we've got the final at wembley too, so eyes on the weather too. we'd like the best weather conditions we could possibly get. so, this is what it looks like early in the morning. some sunshine and dry, but weather fronts are approaching and showers are brewing. the good news is that, for wimbledon, we're expecting fine weather conditions, very pleasant temperatures of around 18 to 20 celsius with some scattered clouds. so, this is what it looks like for most of us throug

now, tens of thousands of protests in brazil law, demanding the impeachment of president j. both scenario of his handling of the current of virus pandemic. brazil has the world's 2nd highest step, told with more than half a 1000000 fates ality. but both and continues to down play the danger that the virus is also the subject to make corruption investigation linked to a contractor by indian made. that's me, monica, you're not here before. somebody edition arrows where there's an arrow was not the only city where there were protests, protests. 2 are all over brazil, some are starting later. i can still follow. and people have come to those trades for the 3rd time. since may basically, dave, they are very angry at the way the government has handled the pandemic. over 500000 people have lost their lives is the 2nd largest death toll after the united states . with the difference that in brazil, vaccine roll out is not as fast as in the united states, and that is another accusation. they accuse the government of having delayed the rollout. canada's military is preparing for evacua

more than half a million people have died from covid in brazil.low vaccinations and result, those numbers are growing by the day. our international correspondent now reports. reporter: brazil's agony. carved into the soil. fresh graves in sao paulo await the new covid debt. they accuse president jr bolsonaro -- jair bolsonaro of presiding over a massacre. the 62-year-old died from covid in may, hours after these pictures were taken. the father of five was the heart of his family. his son joined the recent street protests here against the brazilian leader, seeking justice for his father. >> he was a good person. worker. always working. every day, working. trying to solve everything. it is terrible, really. i never imagined something like this wou happen. never. we don't have any value. any value. nothing. we had nothing. reporter: those left come out on the streets here, this is not just about grief and anger. it is about political responsibility. they believed that many of the dead are victims of president bolsonaro, his policies, and his inaction

the cost of covid to pregnant women in brazil.he virus. a covid outbreak in china has spread to five provinces and at least 13 cities, including beijing. recorded cases are so far low, with only around 200 people infected. but according to state media this represents china's worst outbreak since wuhan in 2020. howard zhang has more. at this moment, i guess there is a high, almost emergency mode in china, and people are being tested in multiple cities, and the government and the officials china's approach so far as trying to reach zero tolerance of infection. but whether in this day and age that still be feasible way to go or so possible are being questioned now. the moment they realised there was one infection i think dozens of flights were grounded, we are talking about thousands of peoples lives delayed and business delayed. now with millions of people being tested again in the whole of the city, is the effort in proportion to the risk is the question. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... amazon is fined almost $900 million

brazil has -- the pandemic will not be important, it is just a little flu.sident said it is coming to an end. in april last year, they said the vaccines were not safe. e statement from the president himself produced damage and killed people. this needs to be said. >> many protesters go further, accusing the president of genocide. they want him out. for now, he is going nowhere, but the bereaved are hoping there will be a reckoning. >> just to pick up on that, looking at those scenes of protest, just how reflective are they of national mood? how much is public opinion actually turning against president bolsonaro? >> if you measure it by the latest opinion poll ratings, certainly, president bolsonaro is in trouble. the protests we filled have taken place around the country on three separate occasions now there has been a call for a nationwide day of protests. the numbers have been sizable but there is no doubt president bolsonaro retains -- >> apologize for that. it looks like we have lost her. she was saying that it does appear that the mood has definitely tu

the animal conservationists out and about and brazil's north eastern coast. there are creatures that live here that can only be found in a few other places on the landscape is breathtaking, but the conservation is to have no time to favor it just now. they have the job to do to stop the environment here from changing even more due to human intervention. brazil coast is sensitive and, and just right. the me think what that was anyway, we are here to look for injured or dead creatures on the beach. it was when we find something, we try to understand what has happened to the animal. that way we can find out what we should do to protect the patient. oh, good to be as him as a bad. he and his team aim to save every animal that gets into trouble on their stretch of the coast. like this bird. they found the gamut on the beach several months ago. it was completely exhausted. the team of biologists and animal care workers, gave it veterans and fish to restore it. strength today is the birth big day. it's going to be set free again. it's a special occasion for the cons

that was widespread criticism of the decision to allow brazil to stage the month long events because of its current of iris numbers. daniel shrine la has more from boy ferris john. many of the people celebrating here tonight in the center of one authoress won't even fall in the last time, i'll say the one, the couple america in 993 where they did it this time. and i'm going to say them in rio de janeiro against their old enemy. brazil with a gulf has been merrier in the 1st hall. then they had to put together a resolute defence that lead into the 2nd hall. and just about held on it was probably the last phone for that super. so they all met the had so when a major international tournaments 30 years old, losing finalist in a couple of medical countenance occasions last year we'll help final in 2000 a day. but the team captain managed to lift that trophy and many will be happy with him because of that, it was a difficult total often contain of brazil, both suffering very high infection and death rate with the cobra. 19 pandemic. this a most of the fraction of light relief, what has bee

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and his brazil was enabled to strike back when the game here ended. many years shouted. but others say they were sad. but what really count for them is the result of next year's world will still ahead hill now, there are pockets and get hills and extreme heat emergency western us the science range in several states. the confederate statutes, both a deadly white supremacist rally in the us becomes a thing of the past. as it's removed from charlottesville. ah well the went seasons rather active at the moment for a good part of indonesia. the exception being java, marlene all places to the east, but if you go north threat bony and silhouette, his daily, they are covered in shouting stones, which the concentration appears to be quite a long way. so the philippines are involved to most of the china as well, yet, and i was getting very wet once more. and of course, sou marcher, although rather less se well tommy, to tuesday. the seas nor change in australia is now taken place is very obvious, is very cold at night. there are frequent areas of low pressure is one, the new zeala

and as brazil was enabled to strike back when the game here ended, many years shouted but others say they were sad, but what really count for them is the result of next year's world com. the progress space race is finally here is what a 3000000000 a businessman is closer to his. out of this world dream of taking tourists into orbits. the success of these ventures can pave the way to make space tourism mainstream, at least for high paying customers. roadrunner reports in 1961, soviet cosmos. you're good gar, and blasted into outer space, and as his was stop, rocket blasted off guard shouted cheerfully. that means let's go. gardens. 108 minutes in space was the beginning of the space age and age of space, heroes, gar, and was idolized at home and travel the world cheered everywhere by jubilant crowds . his american counterparts, alan shepard, followed by john glenn were similarly lauded as courageous adventurers. when later became a us senator and random successfully for president pasco is go for docking. houston is go for docking it's up to you guys. the space race was a cold war era

it is not just brazil's responsibility on nature belongs to everyone. and that's why we all have to help with environmental protection is to preserve nature as riches. and above all, the brazilian move it as a leader. me because of ation, that can know how much they need the help of people from the surrounding villages. and they've turned many into committed environment. tennis. antonio mendez is the best turtle tracker, full and wide. it's his job to find the hidden ness. and he's been doing that for 35 years. he has seen many turtle moms to be returning to his beach time and time again after their journey across the atlantic. some of them travel all the way to the west coast of africa. mm. he just said he would recognize his old friends, even without me every one of these people who has dedicated their lives to the brazilian coast and the creatures has a unique perspective on what they're doing. i'm not valuable and i used to eat turtle. and today they give me work and a salary to live with me. so i would like see turtles to feel at home in their habi

if one more of this endangered species survives in the seas of brazil. mm. specials, beautiful coast naturally also attract tourists. small example, show that tourism and animal conservation can go together. janitta the phil that takes visit his allison, his boat to where the seek house a year ago. the fisherman didn't know a lot about the animals. apart from the fact that his parents once hunted and 8th them on the mia, i just was the, when the coven pandemic started, i was still a fisherman, but i was selling less and less fish. more then i noticed that the man and he came to the same places at the same time. i used this knowledge and started taking tourists. they're very office now. this is my work. i don't, you don't to day he's able to tell his passengers the most about the animals, for instance, that they are related to elephant, even though they're known as seek house. that they can survive for 6 months without food and love warm water, which is why they are only to be found in the topic. and that they can remain under water for up to 15 minutes.

let's take a closer look at the latest quote of iris figures in brazil. more than 520000 people have died since the pandemic began. it's also the world's 3rd worst effected country with nearly 19000000 confirmed cases all over 19. but just over 12 percent of the population is fully vaccinated. health experts warm winter and the variance could drive infections of the collection campaign doesn't speed up because the ella tester is a professor at the school, a public policy and government at the g 2 la burgersson nation. she says, some of both our supporters and allies are turning on him is very dangerous for him specially because he may seem old. his election is that he would fight corruption in that he would government in a way that everybody else need and since a day. so even with very bad administration of this, and then a lot of people who believe him because he would be the 1st one wouldn't be involved with corruption. and now it's hard to hear from far more supporters of him, former ally as well that he may be involved with. this is paul approved and

they've come from all over brazil. even the most remote villages of the amazon plan was tonight more than 40 indigenous peoples and to stop congress from approving controversial bill backed by the powerful farm lobby and president jail was so narrow himself on the ball. so now to solve the, i'll put there. no, but as you all scenario has said, he will not set aside a single centimeter of indigenous reservations since his no gratian, several attempts have been made to limit our rights to claim our territories. among them, a bill barring recognition event, sister lands, which were not occupied by $988.00 when brazil's democratic constitution was approved indigenous leaders that fixing a cut off date violates their constitutional rights. the bill doesn't take into account that many were violent weeks bell from their lands before 988. you must nausea. but if we fought for our rights when the constitution was being drafted, we will fight against those who want to override our constitutional right. it's near the protesters.

as the limpid sport 3 gets hockey beach in brazil it's hollow sierra. busy came out ahead in the men's 1st round, he edged out local favorite japan hiroko horror. boat service advanced now and sat round. and you've hands, you to her. got me. has won the 1st ever skateboarding home position, taking gold and the men st. event karate and climbing or to other sports, being seen for the 1st time. the olympic committee says it's a historic day and the evolution of the games. having the sports and these events in the olympic program is so important because around the world it gives an increased focus in new countries that brings in new investment, new development into these sports, and the 206 and sees around the world. it raises the profile in this helps the development of the sports in places like africa, asia, different parts of the world, obviously building on the areas where they are already incredibly popular and have a high profile and being on the olympic stage, the broadcast, the attention that is on these athletes in the sports back into all parts of

it is probably _ pandemic in brazil. it is probably the _ pandemic in brazil.the worst moment in his entire presidency so far. it has been a very torturous presidency. his support is at its lowest, he is under extreme pressure from a senate enquiry into his government's disastrous handling of the covid pandemic which has killed 500,000 brazilians. there are strong indications of corruption in the purchase of vaccines, disaster areas as —— disastrous for a president who can be end —— campaigned on anti—corruption. and when he won the election in 2018, there was an interview with a millionaire businessman who says he thinks he is on the verge of a nervous breakdown. is former campaign director said he would be lucky to be, he won't even get through the first round. he would be lucky to be voted in charge of the building. is under massive pressure at the moment and has been hiccuping very badly. supporters have been calling for people to pray for him because he is sort of evangelical and catholic and his wife is evangelical. it's worth mentioning, and this has bee

oh i the anger and brazil is protested along the president's impeachment over his handling of the fundamental while in europe. crowds call for freedom during raleigh's against corona virus restriction. ah, i remember on comments out there a life from the french president, manuel mcroy arrives in the island of tahiti as press. it grows for an apology of a new testing in the pacific. and to new spoke w l m takes the most being called a historic day and the evolution of the game demonstrators across brazil, a colon for the impeachment of president jaya, both scenarios. they're angry at his handling of covey, 19 allegations of corruption, the economic crisis. monica on a kid report from reducing error. it's the 4th nationwide protest since mean thousands taken to the st. 22 brazilian states indigenous leaders joining forces with less wing party trade unions and social organization. calling for president jadem ball, some out of impeachment, the se brazilians must stand tall and break the silence. 74 year old. i guess we stopped by shot at the fab. staying at home in fear of the coven. 19 virus is