>> free press in brazil in the sense that the constitution that brazil enacted when it emerged out of the 21-year dictatorship was based in part on the u.s. model the constitutional model they also used european models and there's a more robust protection for press freedom from the brazilian constitution than there is in the u.s. constitution that h includes for example, source protection rights, photojournalist can't be obliged to disguise indentify thehe of the u.s. and in the u.. there's a shield law of that kind. but it never has happened. so on paper, there's a very robust, free press protection. sin practice the problem has ben because of the -- grotesque of engine long plagued the country the media has always been controlled by a tiny handful of industrial oligarch familiesny with the same interet and lack of quarrellism in the brazilian media that's changing because of the internet, ease of which to reach without having to own a a printing press or tv network so it's really improved, and when i -- did the reporting that i did, and government attempted to imprison me they indic

is there a free press in brazil comparable to the us?>> guest: the constitution that brazil and acted when it emerged from the military dictatorship was based on the us model and european, and more robust protection in the brazilian constitution, it includes protection rights for journalists, can't be obliged -- in the us there's been an attempt to enact the shield a lot of that time but it never happened. on paper there is a robust free press protection, the problem is because of grotesque inequality of wealth and income the media has always been controlled by a handful of oligarchical families with the same ideology and lack of pluralism in the brazilian media. that's changing because of the ease to reach audiences without the printing press or tv networks and really improved and, the reason i'm able to talk to you now, the supreme court entered ruling, and the grounds of a free press. the issue with lula if you want to interview julian assange, you haven't heard from him because he is barred from being interviewed. the argument, priso

became national heroes in brazil. there was no one more popular than they for at least the next say three to four years from 2014 to 2018. they basically ran the country because no politician could compete with them sergio morrow was internationally celebrated. he was one of time 100 the time 100 in 2016 the only brazilian on the list on the cover of magazines all over the world every weekend in in brazil. so the power that these prosecutors and judges had as they as their anti-corruption probe expanded became larger than any person should have let alone the judge and prosecutors who have been elected and that was when things started to become a bit more controversial there were questions about whether they were selectively prosecuting for ideological and political reasons, and that was kind of the contacts into which our source came to us and said that was that was that was his phones they had invaded were sergio moros and the prosecutors and said we can prove that they've been corrupt all along and how conducted thi

has always cared a great deal about brazil.64 coup that led to the overthrow of the democracy elected government was epg engineered by the cia along with generals, and the years that followed supported by the u.s., brazil is an important country strategically. there were enormous oil reserves as the middle east is depleted, brazil's harder to extract. sixth largest country in the world in terms of population, second largest in the hemisphere and probably the single most environmental resource in the amazon. so, if you're somebody who cares about the world at all. cares about the united states at all, you really need to care about brazil in terms of the direction in which it's going and influences the region greatly. but also brazil is one of the leaders of the world, bric with china, india and russia and south america, and bric. that was intended and tended to be a counter weight to the u.s. and the world. and it's impossible to overstate brazil's importance, and in general, i think that countries are more connected now than ev

i fight justice in brazil. how do you get in presentg trouble with the president of brazil?> i had actually had some clashes prior to him becoming elected president. he was a member of congress for 30 years. he was kind of akin to say in aoc or green in the sense that he was not ever in the seat of power but he drew a lot of media attention he would make statements and do it in a way that drew a lot of attention. but that was not us or the way politicians normally spoke. much like donald trump and his style of how rare it was. there is one incident ines particular and expressed the view i thought he harbored a fascist sentiment saying he made a very crude reference to my being gay on twitter and it caused a whole ruckus. we have always had an adversarial relationship. my husband is part of ano opposition party and they have had their clashes as my husband had with him and his sons are all elected officials but what really escalated 2019 on mother's day i was contacted by a woman who was a vice presidential nominee that ran against in 2018, she lost. she told me she had been

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wall with wire, what's next and when even tens of thousands of kilometers not an obstacle to belarus brazil in the year of the thirtieth anniversary, cooperation is being strengthened. with a guest , the panorama picture of the day will complement my colleague fairs exhibition of agricultural machinery and honoring the leaders dozhinki 2022 in dobrush brought together thousands of guests the results of the agrarian year in the gomel region let's sum up in the panorama the world hunger has disappeared because of the heads of the press and will soon give way to its consequences panorama. more and more, it is building up weapons and military contingents near the belarusian borders, hiding behind the defense and the mythical aggressor. why is this in this section today? every year thousands of foreigners apply for admission in belarusian citizenship this year , more than 4,000 such documents have already been considered. real stories in the report. we will name the winner and the owner of the coveted tickets to the european cup and the planetary forum on samban-sick of all the league about ever

you mentioned game still to come against the and brazil. did you see anything from the indomitable lines that gives you hope for the c fixture? i felt yes, i think when i look at and he said he's done well, you know, in the champions league and also in the europe. instead, i feel that he can bring that expertise into this one or nana as well in goal is one of the top go keep as you know, across the world, playing for, into milan. i think that this sort of, you know, fearing this, that, you know, thing about them, that is not the extra camera that we know, but i think once they snap out of it, they can do better in the tournament. ha, switzerland's next game will be against brazil. the most successful team in walk up history, having one of 5 titles will be live ahead of their game against serbia later in the day. but 1st, let's learn more about this picture with samantha jones. dante, brazil is in the most successful world cup team on the globe. they're the only nation to a plate in every world cup tournament to date, and that one of them on

that plainly suggests this is not a great time for brazil.tainly implies that we will not get the extraordinary rally that we did after lula won in 2002, commodities gains which led to outsized gains in brazil. that said, you have a relatively diversifying economy. brazil is in a better state than it has been financially for a very long time. amazing to relate the central bank of zillow -- brazil, was far more hawkish. it started hiking rates in the spring of last year. it has now gotten far enough where it can pause. inflation is coming down significantly. has more space to try and develop elsewhere. but the big test of whether brazil really does become a great investment, whether the kind of political angst has created a good buying opportunity, whether they can diversify beyond china. jon: does that line up with some of the commentary that you are hearing from market players looking at what is going on in brazil right now? caroline: it absolutely does. brazil is a lone bull case scenario among an otherwise battered emerging-market complex.

that brazil expected. i read them a free flowing and free scoring in the, in the 2nd in the qualifying group, as i came up against that very resolute savvy inside as a site until rich allison came up with his double. but he made a lot of people here. very happy cuz there's the definitely are a brazil majority supporting said over here in the south and i don't know what brazilian fan with me here today. but jonathan, what apply what a performance, what performance, what goal? you see that sickening goal is amelia. i didn't get to see how i could go, he did, but i didn't go to, i guess i did it. what, what do you think your child said in the school? does it matter that my mom is maybe not playing as well as you thought? yeah, i'm in a mine is all his name r n o. i can exploit any minute. but yeah, rich, i don't make the day to day. that's why he was a play of the day. it wasn't a vintage performance from brazil. can you get better? yeah, absolutely. it's just a 1st game, you know, as game plays, gum attribut

and i think it proved that brazil they know how to sa, further. they know how to cook a much and they perform. i think it okay. i must say, must the friends that to hit the boast so it could have been a little bit bigger and now they have so much offensive. first, quality, they're in the final 3rd. i mean, yeah, they might had some problems, but that there you have re, charlie, sunny. it looked like he was playing in ipanema beach at some point for bali. yeah, for another. do you go, be nice usaa. gabriella is a so much quality dare, and i think they are a better built her team to to, for me, it might be the favorite now one now because i, i predict that, that, gen, tina france. maybe i'll say brazil and not hot. in portugal in christiane, i went out there. in particular, what did you make as a, his performance, his performance? it was what we could expect for rinaldo right now, knowing that he can still produce that he can still offer something and what i mean, something it's obviously in terms of goals, but also in terms of intangibles because t

the problem is that traveling in brazil is very expensive due to restrictions, in our opinion. are absolutely destabilizing and unfair, these unilateral sanctions affect countries around the world, relations between countries have to be built in the face of external sanctions pressure from the west, which essential. sanctions against third countries hinder trade and economic cooperation; in fact, they have become a tool for unfair competition, as such restrictions are assessed in brazil . success over the past 30 years among belarusians, a high level of education brazilians. this is also a very diligent hardworking people, devoted to their country, which is very fond of hosting, these sanctions make it difficult to strengthen the expected ties between our countries. we must not forget that between countries there are people of the enterprise who depend on our activities and who have been deeply affected by the restrictions imposed, therefore brazil is making significant efforts to ensure that the sanctions are lifted and that the people of our countries are not affected by them

5 time champions, brazil. it kicks off that quest for a sick wildcat. taiser with a win against serbia gold. softer and our the match came to life as wish allison pounds to put brazil heads. and he doubled the lead and thanks to process from rodriguez were chavez, and they still had a lot of what to do. the tottenham striking, they did it in spectacular style. he scored at 9 goes in his last 7 appearances for his country name on it seemed to have a frustrating night there in the past you strike up went off after a heavy tackle late in the game. a confident stopped by brazil and for serbia plenty to think about. they didn't manage a single shot on targets ro pathic was that well that was a lot tougher than expected. out for brazil, the fact on weight is coming up against a very resolute. so the inside are here at the asylum international stadium that rolls until the charleston are stored. his double ivy striker who plays a full talk knowing the english family league is now scored $9.72 dash 2. and he's made a l

i thought brazil is the 2nd half, much better. but 1st off, i think with name are i think that's a good bet for graduate name. i better defensive now, denny rod officer thing on the final and that him had to be brought up so that, that company, you know, go to when takes up the pressure off of brazil and they bathed cameroon, the team, and they played. and the last 2 well top now the side, the boys can focus on the knockout status in the same groups, both cameron and serbia can still qualify after they shed the points at algae need, stadium, serbia took a 31 lead in their match. thanks to alex under metro rich. but cameron for back to and draw. eric shook my thing with the goal that made the final school 33. alright, well let's bring in chicago geisha football analyst here. a port school in brazil getting the job done inside 2 games. very impressive. yes. impressive. really for especially ports you go, looking at both the games have been very clinical, but also really in terms of the attitude that they can leading to this game. th

it's a sea change on deforestation, and yes, brazil depends on these exports, but brazil is becomingn these issues. many investors have pulled out because of the deforestation. ium european investors and others with esg goals. we've seen companies who will no longer source from brazil because they're worried the beef and leather they bought was from deforested areas. so lula has the opportunity to bring back billions of international dollars. so i think this could be a good thing for brazil, and for those farmers and ranchers in ways that they haven't quite accepted yet. >> lula represents in a way the final movement of a really powerful left-wing swing that has taken place in latin america where almost every election that's taken place, the governments have moved left. does he have the opportunity here to demonstrate that you don't have to go from kind of crazy right-wing populism to crazy left-wing populism, that there is a way for a left of center government to run the economy, or will people, without -- other countries in latin america view lula as an important role model? >> lul

it takes brazil through to the final 16. >> no problems for brazil, the five-time champions have managedthe job done tonight. they beat switzerland 1-0 to cement their place in the last 16. some brazilian fans here look very happy. >> i love it. i'm very happy. it was good. the guys came together in the end. >> it was good, but not great. i thought the second half was much better. the first half they missed the mark. >> the team has improved. >> the wind takes the pressure off brazil is a face cameroon, the team they played in the last two world cups. now they can focus on the knockout stages. >> in the same group, both cameroon and serbia can still qualify after they shared the points at the stadium. serbia took the lead in the match but cameroon fought back to earn a draw. eric with the goal that made the final score 3-3. let's bring in our football analyst, portugal and brazil getting the job done inside two games, very impressive. >> impressive especially for portugal, looking at both their games at a been very clinical but in terms of the attitude that came with, they wanted to seal

don't trade with brazil. don't trade in high risk commodities with brazil. because that is what's destroying the forest if you care about the forest if you care about human rights if you care about indigenous rights if you care about the climate. then don't trade in high risk commodities. mmhm no government no corporation no- retailer and no bank should be doing this and that's why we actually joined together with a p. b. to put out a report called complicity in destruction. r. highlight and expose these corporations big agribusiness traders like atm and bungie and cargill and retailers like costco and walmart and bakes. financial institutions like chase and sometime there and bnp part a party bus and asset managers. very very big banks mike blackrock and how many of you all have heard about black rock so thank you for those of you who know about blackrock's big problem the rest of you look up blackrock's big problem. and you'll know that they are the biggest. investor in climate destruction whether it be agribusiness for fossil fuel. and speaking of fossil

i thought brazil is 2nd half, much better. but 1st hop, i think with me, mar, i think that's a good bet for graduate name. i better do it now than a rod officer being on there for the final and that him had to be brought. i do show that that, that kind of, you know, the way it takes up the pressure off of brazil and they base cameroon, the team and they played in the last 2 well top. now the time the boy can focus on the knockout status in the same groups, both cameron and serbia can still qualify after they shed the points that algy need stadium soviet took a $31.00 lead and they're much thanks to alexander mitch rich. but cameroon, fort, back to an draw, eric, to promoting with the goal that made the final school 33. all right, well let's bring in chicago geisha football analyst here, a port school in brazil getting the job done inside 2 games. very impressive. yes, impressive. really for especially port you go, looking at both the games have been very clinical, but also really in terms of the attitude that they come leading

place. santa lucia was watching no problem from brazil. the 5 time champion. they managed to get the job done tonight. they'd be within the one and now the met their place in the last extent. let's talk to some brazilian. i'm very happy. i did. a lot of them voted herb rideau, grandma, the general, the good. it was good. you don't like a real name on this, but the guys came together to and, and really made an electric one. was richberg vodree. barbara 0 is the 2nd half, much better, but 1st off, i think we're missing with me. mar. i think that the blog are good, bethel graduate name are better as it now than a rod officer being on the to find. okay. and this has been approved because i do show that that kind of, you know, the way it takes off the pressure off of brazil as a phase cameroon, the team and they played in the last 2 well cup. and now the time the boy can focus on the knockout status in the same groups, both cameron and serbia can still qualify after they shed the points that al jeanine, stadium, serbia took a $31.00 lead in the

you predicted a 51 wind for brazil. again survey. well it wasn't quite the go fast. you thought it would be, but they were pretty convincing. where they not. no, i think they were convincing. sort of yeah, proof the weird tough side to kind of expect that, that we were wondering about if they could do that at the highest level they were. and i think it proved that brazil they know how to self funded. they know how to cook a much and they perform. i think it okay. i must say must the fans that to hit the boast so it could have been a little bit bigger and now they have so much offensive. first, quality, they're in the final 3rd. i mean, yeah, they might have had some problems, but that there you have re, charlie, son, it looked like he was playing in ipanema beach at some point from bali. have another eagle beneath suicide, gabriella does are so much quality dare. and i think they are a better term team to to, for me, it might be the favorite one now, because i predict that, that, gen, tina france. maybe i'll say brazil

because brazil has always one. it's 1st match in a long, long time, so people were just wanting that this happened. they also want brazil to one the unprecedented world cup title, the 6th world cup titled, so they're still waiting for the next game now, which will be against our switzerland. monica. thank you very much. do portugal of beacon garner in the 2nd group h match of the day. christiana, rinaldo was the man and headlines. he was awarded a penalty at the 974 stadium in doha. rinaldo scored from the spot to give portugal the lead. it made him the 1st player score in 5 men's world cup tournaments. they went on to win 32 earlier. cameroon were beaten at one nil by switzerland and uruguay. and south korea played out a gold straw. she him and spoke to some fans and wanted to do to find out what they thought of your guys 1st performance. ah, when it comes to football. ooh, why is known as the little giant on the pitch it far outweighs it small size. oh monte they'll fans gathered under the blazing sun to cheer an

as brazil's hunt for an unprecedented 6th title. on the way you members have failed to agree on a price cap on natural gas. it's been a sticking point in efforts to maintain affordable supplies. but energy ministers meeting in brussels did agree on to other regulations on aimed at affordable gas supplied. the other for the foster expansion of renewable energy. china has reported its highest number of code 19 cases in a single day. since the pandemic began us despite strict measures designed to eliminate the virus authorities and several cities of imposed localized restrictions as cases surge including the capital beijing. more than 31000 infections were reported across the country with nearly 900 of those in the capital . china's leadership has stock fights 0 cobra policy. although the economic consequences have been severe. part of the reason is vaccination levels lag other developed nations. with half of people over the age of 80, still not, not connected. i don't don't honda. so one job only by eating caves restrictions can peopl

there are protestsarr all overeu brazil right now. you're seeinesg some of themts on your screen right now. there are questionhad bes aboutn whether all the ballots have been counted, why so many wereys thrown out, millions., and whether election laws wererr violated in the process. so we can't render judgment on those questions. but if you care about democracy, if you thinky, t the process is essentialhi, theo you should look into thoseoko ts allegations. >> anything less is not democracy. and yet what's interestinglegatn and maybe a point of concern for the rest of here inacy. the u.s. is that you are noo as longer allowed to ask questionsa about this election in brazillla and you're notus allowed because the biden administration doesn't want you to . >> that's true. ube, whiyoutube, which has funcd for the last two years as an arm of the bush administration, has announced it is censoringinb any postrastios in brazil thatbl question the election results. brazil's courts have als'so rejected any inquiry into the election. in fact, a

they'll start to be a threat to brazil, but i think it a funny way that will be good for brazil having read it for the tough part. it's like your 1st thought will help you try to lines. all those video applies as i attempt to get that woke up camp. i also waiting stop jetta. oh well let you go and get inside the stadium and enjoy your 1st match of catch 2022 and we'll catch up with you a little bit later. now what about fans? back in brazil, monica, you know, you have is in rio for us, monica. the fans. oh yeah. i'm afraid we'd like to in love with monica. oh, yeah, we do. what we want to show you that for a moment it is great to see you. oh okay, great. yeah. as well. so um i'm standing on top of a banner beach outside the fan 1st here in rio. * until recently, there was no world cup moved here, but all of a sudden we have thousands of fans storming in there expecting 25000 people. and of course, the fans we've been talking to all say they expect brazil to win and to win an unprecedented 6 the world cub. so everybody is now finally getting into the mood of this game. and there are man

it takes brazil through to the last 16 switzerland's. know when of a serbia will guarantee then no count place. i'll stadium 974, also affectionately known as the container stadium was the venue for that match. we cannot she see it just across the bay from where we sitting here on the coordination. santa maria is there for us where the juana rango at santa it seemed to be heading for goal, is sure at one point. but once again, brazil showed why they're the favorites for this title. yes you and i as i like the name the container stadium is one of my favorite stadiums. by the way, felt brazil tonight know now my no problem. they managed to get the job done that they'd be at switzerland, the a one now they cemented their place. in the last 16, but that's not all. i'm gonna bringing one hour ango to talk about. this is our football analyst and he was watching the match with me. one 1st of all, yes. known him art was his absence. felt. and what did we learn from brazil? tonight, 1st of all, his absence was filled. second of all, i think there

it takes brazil through to the last 16 switzer. know when over savvy, it will guarantee them a knockout place. santa lucia was watching no problem. brazil, the 5 time champion, they managed to get the job done tonight, maybe within one and now the mad their place. and the last extent, let's talk to some brazilian friends. very happy. i do a lot of them voted. herbert, living with them on the general, the good it was good. you don't like i feel name army in this, but the guys came together to and, and really made it electric, where everyone was rude, but vodree, barbara 0 is the 2nd half, much better. but 1st off, i think ramirez with me mar, i think that the blog are good, bethel, graduate name are better as it now than a rod officer being on the to fight over. and the team has improved a sudden. so just back up the, you know, the way it takes up the pressure off of brazil as a base cameroon, the team and they played in the last 2 well cup. and now the time the boy can focus on the knockout status in the same groups, both cameron a

there are 26 states in brazil. bolsonaro's supporters as of tonight have blocked roads and bridges so far in 20 of brazil's 26 states. over 200 road blocks in all, including a total road block across the main highway in brazil between the two largest cities in the country, sao paulo and rio de janeiro. they also blocked the main bridge between rio and its suburbs across the bay. nobody knows how long these kinds of blockades are going to last or if they're going to escalate. nobody knows if bolsonaro is going to try to call off the military and roll tanks into the streets to take over by force. but news reports in brazil say while bolsonaro was busy not giving his planned concession speech, he was meeting for hours with his defense secretary. so what's going to happen tomorrow in brazil? we don't know. president biden has already called the guy who beat bolsonaro and offered his congratulations, offered a statement from the white house recognizing the election results and congratulating the new president-elect. but

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a brazil is set to, you know, great. it's old new president who has been sworn into office twice before with the same promises of eliminating poverty and socializing governance with lewis to return latin america still to the left is more pronounced than ever. but will it help in taking social justice from the tired reality of ideology into practical living reality or to discuss it? i'm now joined by alessandra colombia to share professor of public policy at some cost university school of public policy and management. professor in the great you see a great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much for looking. thank you very much. now on the day or he's in all of your ration, president lula will be 77. the oldest person on the record to assume on the brazilian presidency. i wonder if you see any contradiction between his age and he has promised us to rejuvenate both and brazil's economy and society. no, i don't. i was there 1st and i will ration because they were part of the government . i was

neither brazil nor argentina joined the u. s. in sanctions against moscow, jr, boston otto, actually asked the w t o to allow his country to continue trading fertilizer with russia, which is needed for soybean production in brazil, outside of the block, russia has found allies in venezuela and nicaragua. meanwhile, china is all ready. the continents taught trading partner in 2019 chinese investments in the continent exceeded $13000000000.00 and the trade between the l. a. c zone that is the latin american and caribbean with china topped 300000000000. so already 18 of 33 latin countries have signed up to be part of china's belt and road initiative. but south com seems to find this growing relationship with china. quite disturbing and paints a nefarious picture about beijing's intentions. and here to discuss the number of business deals happening below the equator is won. ricardo ortega, he's an economist and has worked for a number of colombian government agencies and international banks. one, thank you so much for being with u

brazil, switzerland , switzerland, as always, an organized team, held on, held on, but brazil there,ividual skill and 1:0 casimir opornik, but scores so in fact before this is the loyalty of junior, however, it was canceled due to an accident due to the fact that richarlison was in an offside position in the fight for the ball, he was wedged for episodes, quite rightly, the ball was canceled, and casemiro is beautiful a blow brought victory to brazil, in fact, the brazilian national team is playing quite pragmatic football so far, and i would still, well, i would also throw serbia at switzerland for the fact that it is too much, uh, to leave with a big deal . they treat the brazilians there, especially considering that brazil has problems in defense. now danilo dropped out and played fullback, the central defender did not take advantage of such a chance, despite the fact that both vargas and rodriguez are good countries in the swiss national team, but there were no chechiris, however, there were still experienced footballers who play in the top european clubs, who should have taken o

it takes brazil through to the last 16, switzerland. know when a savvy a will guarantee them a knockout place santa leash was watching no problem. brazil the 5 time champion. they managed to get the job done tonight. they'd be within the a one now to cement their place in the last big. let's talk to some resilience. i did a lot of them better heard. a general mean the good. it was good. you definitely can feel name our me in this. but the guys came together to and, and really made it electric for everybody. was good but not great. i thought brazil is 2nd half, much better, but 1st off i think with me mar, i think that's a good that's what graduate name. i better does that if now denny rod officer thing on there got to finals and that impacts me both. i do show that that kind of, you know, the way it takes up the pressure off of brazil and they base cameroon, the team and they played in the last 2 well top. and now the time the boy can focus on the knockout status in the same groups, both cameron and serbia can still qualify after they s

and so is brazil. and so the days of the united states, you know, picking and choosing leaders and moving chessboard according to, to their, their designs, those days are largely over, not to say that they're not trying, and they don't have certain successes. they do. but their powers is so much more limited than it used to be. and so i think you can look at this summit as, as really a turning point. and us latin american relations. you know, mexico refused to go and refuse to go. is it 2 countries that, that were, you know, under us especially has been virtually a u. s. colony for to the most of the 20th and 24th century. so huge blow to united states into the, into the reputation international. and now some of the states that you just rattled off right there. let's, let's keep our eye on that because we cannot talk about us relations in south america without discussing the school of the americas or wisc or whatever. they're branding it as nowadays when fact maybe graduates from this u. s. military tr

do you think that is still in a problem in brazil? and if so, how do you think you should address it? oh, i think that's her modern discussion in terms of how last in america be modern economic, right. we had for some time of dependence. so not a is not to say dependence, but we have the recommendation. so when you were talking about the right, when are the nominal need in latin america? ready in united states they're, they've green, achieved, but i think is not only united states. we have this in different countries, even in russia, we know a good part of the russian board or doing the strike at home and the united states in other we even in china and they do that. so because they're not a marketing dreaming place. so i think it's natural walk in america to have that because you are a cool. so president look that we try to americanize policy lunch. so in the case of a fair number, that's what it was. nation, we have what we call direct alignments with. ringback paul, if that comes from washington, not only from the washington, but ev

then we could have a good game against a brazil. all right, well it is then the 1st much of the day though. so a fix goes thriller and the point shed between cameroon ends, serbia gemini, was watching at algae, new stadium as both sides gave themselves a chance of reaching the knockout stage. they side so went in to this one on the back to feet, say really needed to go for it to which is exactly what happens. it was serbia, you have the better if the early chance is alexandra mitch of it hit the posted 10 minutes in that they were definitely lively early on against the run of play. it was camry. he took the lease center back, cast the letter visiting the african side in france. soviet hit back right before halftime, those you sent out. it is a free kick. had it in our fleet by and have of it. and carina was stunned as a 1000000 give it some it made it to one that serbia less than 3 minutes later as they went into hard time with a deserved lead. camrys house got even harder when mit provision got a 3rd to serbia. early in the 2nd hal

now we're brazil in switzerland earlier fixed off in group g. brazil made it clear they wanted to win. and it's his junior appeared to score 1st, but the goal was rude off side by the video assistant referees he wrote there with minutes ago brazil's casa mira scored the only go brazil are through to the round of 16 while switzerland now need a draw war. when in their final group stage, gay g w sports corresponded daniel barcelona watched the brazil victory from bob close. yeah, i was in a studio, let me tell you the atmosphere. it was absolutely amazing. there were so many brazilian fans here. i think probably 80 percent of the stadium was wearing a yellow shirt and brazilian f as are some of the most electric fans in football. now brazil tonight, obviously without their star player name art, which is a massive loss because he's one of those players who can create those moments of magic that you want a world cut. but brazil thankfully for them are a team that are very, very deep. so tonight they use that mix of experience and youth to get them that victory. wonder goal from chasm year

ringback brazil, i thought, and he also seems to be in a very good chain. before we discuss the particulars of brazilian life american politics. let me ask you one question about age because it's not just in brazil, but in many other countries. the united states, china, turkey, russia to name just a few. we have tried and tested leader is people who are roughly 70 years of age who, who, who been in politics for quite some time. and he and then now tasks with navigating countries through very fast change is how do you explain that phenomenal, because generally we think about older people as not very adaptable. i need to know it's a 3 question. why? because i'll go i support that need to renovate the need to bring in people we need because we have a governance problem in the low. busy look, cause it might mean the crisis in terms of climate change. so we don't find the answer. so maybe the generation that. busy is that the best integration with 6 years old? be our last train or, or we feared the bull condition that jar. so people be like joe by then. busy the

connection between his age and he has promised us to rejuvenate both and brazil's economy and society. you know, i don't, i was there 1st in the ration because they were part of the government. i was part of the team and i, i haven't followed him because now in china and i see the same far the same energy they wish to make a difference. what we need to call attention is that when we start monday, 2003, generally the problem was i will think this institution where we're now a lot of the crime related to, for the situation, was not very good. we've been through a lot of economics or oils and i think he's back to the same point for bringing i was in the government of review for 30 years and seeing everything that you have done and it didn't work very hard. now was one big case in the house to go back is a very, very hard to age. and so i think despite his age using, i would say, you know, prior to change everything. and i think also to be part of the brazil i thought, and he also seems to be in a very good chain. before we discuss the particulars of brazilian life or american politics. l

the united states in brazil where. ready discovered by the real, being in the, for the end of the parking has their own being. they discover america by a mistake, not mine, but because they want to go around dirt ish area. they tie the also money buyer because they want to go where the china, the media training. so we're talking with people like, yeah, like china, 3005000 years after my knowledge that perhaps if you don't respect the, i think the way the americans or the westerners want to do business now is a little bit differ then it was that those historic times and one could argue that the global economy, as it exists today, or at least as it was envisioned, is sort of based on this idea that the west will provide the rest of the world with technology and finances while getting in return consumer goods and natural resources and i think one can argue with reliance on data that western companies or western countries often use that dominant position to secure better prices, cheaper prices for themselves. so, you know,

so good guy reach out on for the wind for brazil. i mean i see more of that and of course being plenty of controversy with this at world cope at. but there's actually some news that thief are going to ally rainbow flags and inside the stadium. so tell us more. yeah, breaking news. there comes from the football association of wales. they have actually just tweeted, let me read it out. people has confirmed that fence with rainbow, while bucket hats and rainbow flags will now be allowed entry to the stadiums. all world companies have been contacted and instructed to follow the agreed rules and regulations. and this comes as a big surprise as previously. everything to do with rainbows, accessories, flags, bucket had sweat bands was permitted from the stadium. so fence carrying these items were not granted entry into the stadiums. those items were confiscated by security guards at the entrance points. and this change goes into effect actually immediately. so starting with friday's matches, so we will see in just a few hours, whether or no

communism will not be allowed in brazil. reporter: by contrast, little has received scores of congratulatory messages, including one from u.s. president joe biden who described the election is free, fair and credible. lula da silva is wasting no time putting brazil back on the international map, starting with his own region, latin america. a short while ago, the president of argentina, the second largest country in latin america, arrived here to meet with lula and they are going to make a very important announcement. that is the return of brazil to the regional organization created by lula when he was first president along with the former president of venezuela, hugo chavez. but bolsonaro withdrew from that forum. now brazil is going to be again taking a leadership role. but first, lula will have to put his own house in order to begin to heal the wounds from a political value for the hearts and minds of resilience, which has divided this country as never before. anchor: truckers have blocked major roads and 16 brazilian stat

of brazil. if don jr. were senator. mr. bolsonaro sun put out a statement thanking their supporters and their voters, not exactly conceding but at least acknowledging that something was over. it was something but it wasn't clear. but bolsonaro himself hasn't conceded. nobody knows what he is going to do. it was publicly reported in brazil today that bolsonaro was going to make some sort of public address. it was reported that a concession speech had been written for him, and that was the speech was going to make, either this afternoon or tonight. he didn't do that. and then after he didn't appear by the expected time, soon thereafter, it was reported that he won't make any remarks tonight at all. he moat make remarks until tomorrow. whereupon, what? what is he going to do? is he going to concede? is he going to call for war? is it gonna be something in between. there are 26 states in brazil, bolsonaro supporters as of tonight have blocked roads and bridges in 20 of those 26 states. over 200 roadblocks in all, including a to

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and so you gave a brazil definite exhibit cologne. yes, he's an exemplary that he's a max equal the majority of the relation i have both and that's my point. that's my going to, you know, a couple of years ago i myself had a chance to interview president lula, and he said that that time, i think it was 2900 probably that he had no doubt about the support for him among the common folks but he was complaining that the brazilian ruling class can do anything without 1st consulting with the united states. so essentially many of the decisions and his view and that time where our source to the decision makers in washington, do you think that is still in a problem in brazil? and if so, how do you think you should address it? oh, i think that's her mother discussion in terms of how last in america be modern economic right. we had for some time of defending. so not a is not to say defendant, but we have the recommendation. so when you were talking about the right wing, or the nominal, the leak in latin america, in the united states, they've gre

of course, they're facing brazil. they come into that one as under dogs, but at least they have a chance. okay, so what happened though, in the cameron cam. some controversy there. why didn't the goalkeeper andrianna? why did, why was he dropped for this much information coming from the cameron camp? is that sir andrew or nana refused to head to advice of or the go keeping coach. and they want him to change his style. and cameron are saying, we want you to play the tradition away. but he says, you know, if, for example, who receives a boy, he wants to be able to distribute it quickly. and let's start, you know, real quick. but this is not the style that the coach once. so they had a difference in their understanding, and he decided to leave the camp, and he will no longer be part of cameron's campaign here in qatar. wowza really at quite a controversial situation there. and we talked a lot about the changes that had been made by sammy later since he took, took over as the president of cameron in football. i'm. do you