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a lot _ by my colleague camilla mota. a lot of— by my colleague camilla mota. be paid on what lula has been saying in terms of the amazon, in terms of stopping the illegal logging that is taking place there and he has spoken about it today. place there and he has spoken about it toda . ,., ., place there and he has spoken about it toda . ., ., , it today. right, so lula gave his first speech _ it today. right, so lula gave his first speech as _ it today. right, so lula gave his first speech as president, - it today. right, so lula gave his first speech as president, he i it today. right, so lula gave his- first speech as president, he spoke, he said back in 2003, when he took office for the first time, his word was changes and now the word is rebuild, rebuild the brazilian democracy, rebuild the brazilian environmental policy and he took the time to speak a bit about the importance of the amazon and the environmental policy, he reiterated his pledge to end deforestation in brazil and to, until 2030, and for that he appointed just a few days ago, we learned that

joining me now is camilla mota from bbc brasil — who's in sao paulo for us.reat legendary pele, some of them obviously too young to have ever seen him play, but still such a superstar in that country. but still such a superstar in that count . ~ .. , but still such a superstar in that count .~ , country. wright, exactly. many brazilians didn't _ country. wright, exactly. many brazilians didn't see, _ country. wright, exactly. many brazilians didn't see, youngerl brazilians didn't see, younger generations didn't see pele play. pele retired at the year of 1977 so many brazilians didn't see him on the pitch. but the worldwide reaction we saw over the past few days, people from all over the world paying their respects, and speaking about their admiration for pele has made many brazilians realise how big he was, how big of and why he was called... his body arrived at 6am at the santos football stadium, santos is the brazilian football club in which pele played throughout his career. at 6.30 there were 100 people in line to see him but gates open at ten p. right no

earlier i spoke to camilla mota from bbc brazil. their respects. many brazilians, the younger generations didn't see pele play. he retired in 1977, so a lot of brazilians didn't see him on the pitch. but the worldwide reaction we saw in the past few days, people from all over the world paid their respects and were speaking about their admiration for pele, has made many brazilians realise how big he was. why he was called. his body arrived at 6am at the santos football stadium. santos is the brazilian football club in which pele played throughout his career. at 6.30, there were already 100 people in line to see him, but gates opened at 10pm. right now, it's a hot, sunny day and there are hundreds of people lined up outside the stadium, waiting to pay their respects to brazil's king of football. he had been ill for quite a while, so his death was not unexpected, but there has been a huge outpouring of national grief, hasn't there? right.

bbc brazil's camilla mota explains what lula's return means for brazil and the world. right.n his first speech to the crowd there, gathered outside the presidential palace. he spoke for 28 minutes and he became very emotional when talking about how many people are starving in brazil. when he talked about the brazilian inequality and how he wants to change that, to bridge the gap between men and women in the labour market, to right the wrongs that were made to indigenous communities and indigenous people in brazil. so it seems, i mean, he wants to set a completely different pace from the former president, and he has made that very clear in the two speeches that he gave. indeed. let's get to some of the pomp and pageantry then. that sash that we're looking at right now as we're looking at you, we can see him wearing, the significance of it not being passed on byjair bolsonaro. and the fact that this election was so close means it's a difficult task ahead. definitely lula won from 50.9% of the vote. so it was a very tight win in october 30th. and since brazil, since the democrat

earlier i spoke to camilla mota from bbc brazil. all generations were paying their respects. many brazilians, the younger generations didn't see pele play. he retired in 1977, so a lot of brazilians didn't see him on the pitch. but the worldwide reaction we saw in the past few days, people from all over the world paid their respects and were speaking about their admiration for pele, has made many brazilians realise how big he was. his body arrived at 6am at the santos football stadium. santos is the brazilian football club in which pele played throughout his career. at 6.30, there were already 100 people in line to see him, but gates opened at 10pm. right now, it's a hot, sunny day and there are hundreds of people lined up outside the stadium, waiting to pay their respects to brazil's king of football. he had been ill for quite a while, so his death was not unexpected, but there has been a huge outpouring of national grief, hasn't there? right. as you are saying, pele died last thursday under some last thursday under december of the

nation, the result, the vote result in october was very very close, we can talk to bbc brazil's camilla motaines from reuters but understandably, security very very tight, given how close that vote back in october was between the two men. that that vote back in october was between the two men. that is right. the story is — between the two men. that is right. the story is still— between the two men. that is right. the story is still developling - between the two men. that is right. the story is still developling but - the story is still developling but there was a concern that has been a concern about security in inauguration for a few years now, christmas eve, a man was arrested, with an explosive device, in brasilia, that is because jair bolsonaro supporters have been camping outside army head quarters the all over brazil, since october 30, sincejair the all over brazil, since october 30, since jair bolsonaro lost the second round to lula, they don't accept election results and they have been just urging the armed forces to launch a coup in brazil, so those people, there has been a concern

i'm joined now by bbc brazil's camilla mota. good to see you.e sash and the ceremony. i want to focus first on what difference this new president will make. he started talking about his priorities. what messages has he been putting forward? so, lula has just so, lula hasjust given his first speech to the crowd gathered outside the presidential palace. he spoke for 28 minutes and he became very emotional when talking about how many people are starving in brazil, when he talked about inequality and how he wants to change that. to bridge the gap between men and women in the labour market, to right the wrongs that were made to indigenous people in brazil, so it seems he wants to set a completely different pace from the former president and he has made that very clear in the two speeches he has given. let’s he has made that very clear in the two speeches he has given. let's get to some of the _ two speeches he has given. let's get to some of the pomp _ two speeches he has given. let's get to some of the pomp and _ two speeches he has given. let's get

i'm joined now by bbc brazil's camilla mota.ic time for the country, a divided country as i already mentioned. it divided country as i already mentioned.— divided country as i already mentioned. , mentioned. it is, you were saying that they are _ mentioned. it is, you were saying that they are performing - mentioned. it is, you were saying that they are performing the - that they are performing the brazilal national anthem, and 20 befores before that lula and the vice president, the first lady and the vice president's wife were parading the streets in an open car, the presidential rolls—royce, something that has been happening since the demme christisation, it was a shout route, and he was welcomed in congress by the president of the senate, and the president of the senate, and the president of the lower house, then greeted, a bunch of his supporterses got in and what is taking place, it's the formal ceremony in which he bel sworn in. after that in an hour, hour—and—a—half he is expected to speak to large crowds that are gatheri

let's cross live to sao paulo and to our reporter camilla mota.inished a meeting with the other members of branches of power, the legislative and the judiciary. they released a statement saying they condemned the events and said the institutions are committed to protecting brazilian democracy and those involved yesterday will be legally prosecuted and punished and it won't be a crime without punishment. while lula was having the meeting, some of the jair bolsonaro's supporters that were camping outside the army's headquarters were being taken out by the police, they had been camping there for two months now and they don't accept the election result. they had been asked for the armed force to launch a coup. they were talken out by the police and 1,500 people were taken in a0 buses to the police head quarters. so we are waiting to see how events will unfold now. waiting to see how events will unfold now-— joining me now is professor anthony pereira, director of the kimberly green latin american and caribbean centre at florida international universit