inÁcio lula da silva has formally announced his campaign to challenge brazil's far right president jair bolsonaroin october's election. fear is growing bolsonaro might try to stay in office even if he loses. we will get the latest. then we will look at the recent murder of british journalist dom phillips and indigenous researcher bruno pereira and what it says about bolsonaro who once vowed "there won't be one more inch of indigenous reserve." we will speak to indigenous lawyer who just came to washington to talk to lawmakers after helping to lead a searchnd-rescue mission for e two me >> when the president dismantles public policies and public institutions that should serve indigenous rights, when the government persecutes the civil servants whose mandate should be to protect the indigenous peoples and the policies applied to them, we become more vulnerable. amy: then "the territory," the title of a stunning new documenty lookinat the ruggle othe indenous ople tsave the ld and the brazilianain fort fro illegaettls, farrs, and lockers. >> the forest anrivers a our home. theyive as life. the u-eu-

the current president, jair bolsonaro, is running for a second term.e's known for his right—wing, populist policies — which earned him the nickname "trump of the tropics". he's been criticised for offensive comments about women, race and sexuality — and for praising dictatorships. after covid—19 hit, he spoke out against lockdowns, masks and vaccinations. brazil's death toll from the virus exceeds 680,000 — second only to the us. environmentalists also accuse him of worsening deforestation in brazil's rainforests. a few hours ago, he launched his campaign in the south—eastern city ofjois de fora. the same place he was stabbed and seriously injured in the run—up to the last election — and where he says he was "reborn". our south america correspondent, katy watson, is there. as he can see, people are walking towards the area where he's talking. the flags being sold, the hats being sold. everyone here is dressed in the colours of the brazilian flag and the colours that have been adopted by the supporters. this is an important state here. it's a very popul

>> i had actually had clashes with jair bolsonaro prior to become him becoming electeded president here'smember of congress for 30 years. and even aoc strictly in w the sense he was not ever k in the seat of a power he was always kind of on the margins but drew a lot of media attention he o would make statements and do it in a way that drew a lot of attention but was not necessary the way politiciansta normally spoke much like donald trump and his style of how rare it was. there is one incident in particular i believe i expressed a view i thought he harbored a fascist sentiment. he made a very crude reference to my being gay i on twitter and it caused a whole ruckus. ralph always had an adversary relationship. my husband is part of an opposition party and they have had their clashes with my husband has with him and his sons all our elected officials. what really escalated 2019 on mother's day i was contacted by a woman who was the vice presidential nominee that ran against and jair bolsonaro and she lost her she told me she had been contacted by a hacker who claimed he had a norma's archi

>> i've had some clashes with jair bolsonaro prior to his becoming elected president. he was a member of congress for 30 years. he was say and aoc or marjorie taylor green in the sense that he wasn't ever in the seat of power, he was on the margins but drew a lot of media attention because he would make statements and do it in a way that drew a lot of attention but that wasn't necessarily the way politicians spoke much like donald trump and his style of how rare it was. there was one incident in particular where i believe i behave expressed anti-fascist statements and he made a clear reference to my being gay on twitter and the whole ruckus. we've always had an adversarial relationship. my husband is part of an on opposition party to bolsonaro and they've had their clashes , all of his son our elected officials but in 2019 it was on mother's day i was contacted by a woman named manuela davida who was the vice presidential nominee that ran against bolsonaro in 2018, he lost and she had told me she had been contacted by a hacker that claimed he had obtained this enormous

in brazil, the right—wing president, jair bolsonaro and the country's former leftist leader, lula daal election. the two traded barbs over their respective records. opinion polls suggest lula — who served as president for seven years until 2010 — leads bolsonaro. ukraine's president zelensky says his country is willing to store gas for european countries, to help them through the winter. speaking at an oil and gas conference in norway, he accused moscow of what he called economic terror. as an energy crisis looms, the french energy ministry has started talks with algeria — about potentially increasing gas imports to france. nasa called off today's launch of the most powerful rocket it's ever developed — the artemis mission had been due to take off for an uncrewed test flight to the moon. but there was a problem with one of the engines. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle has been following developments at the kennedy space center in florida. it was all looking so good, even the weather. nasa's new rocket was ready to make history and head to the moon, but then the problems began. the

in brazil, the right wing president jair bolsonaro and the former leftist leader have taken part in aised debate ahead of november's election. the two traded barbs over their records. opinion polls suggest lula leads bolsonaro. ukraine's president zelenskyy says his country is willing to store gas for european countries to help them through the winter. speaking at an oil and gas conference in norway, he accused moscow of economic terror. the french industry -- french energy ministry has talked with nigeria about potentially increasing gas imports to france. nasa called off today's launch of the most powerful rocket it has developed. the artemis mission was due to take off for them to unaccrued test flight to the moon, but there was a problem with one of the engines. our science editor has been following developmentst the kennedy space center in florida. reporter: it was all looking good, even the weather. nasa's new rocket was ready to make history and head to the moon, but then the problems began. >> the hydrogen team reporting they started seeing a leak trending up. reporter: a fuel

, where campaigning is officially under way in a race that will see the right—wing incumbent, jair bolsonaroa da silva. the latest opinion poll puts mr lula da silva in the lead with forty—four per cent of the vote, with mr bolsonaro on thirty—two per cent. our correspondent katy watson reports from brazil. horns honk back on the road and back on the bike. it's bolsonaro's favourite way of campaigning. driving throuthuiz de fora, he paraded for his fans. this is a small city that has huge significance for bolsonaro. it was here four years ago he was stabbed at a rally, a defining moment in the previous campaign and a moment he alluded to at today's event, saying he'd been born again. translation: it was here | they tried to stop us in 2018. i think the hand of god that saved me. he wanted me to be president. and brazil is doing so well. it's a rich country, robbed by the left who was in power. chants of "mito" — or myth — his nickname among his devoted fans. he is the mito. he is the best one for brazil. he is the best president for brazil. he is honest, he is very popular. i can trust in bo

in a race that will see the right—wing incumbent, jair bolsonaro, take on the left—wing former leaderent president addressed supporters in a location where he had previously been stabbed in the election beforehand. in portugal, over a thousand firefighters are battling a wildfire in the centre of the country, which has forced the evacuation of several villages. the blaze, which has been burning for ten days, was brought under control on sunday, before reigniting again. smoke from the fire has travelled 400 kilometres to madrid, blanketing the skies of the spanish capital. the cuban government has announced it will allow foreign investment in local wholesale and retail trade for the first time since fidel castro's communist revolution of 1959. the move is aimed at tackling severe shortages of basic goods on the island. foreign investors will be allowed to fully own cu ban wholesalers or enter the market through joint ventures. thousands of victims of the contaminated lard scandal in britain will receive £100,000 eachin britain will receive £100,000 each in compensation from the governm

is officially under way for the elections in brazil. that will see the right—wing incumbent, jair bolsonaroz inacio lula da silva. mr bolsonaro addressed supporters at a rally injuiz de fora, where he was stabbed in the run—up to the 2018 vote. and a visit to ukraine by antonio guterres. in portugal, more than a thousand firefighters are battling a firefighters are battling a fire in the heart of the country which is false evacuation of a number of villages. it was brought under control on sunday but reignited again. smoke from the fire has travelled 400 kilometres as far as madrid, blackening the skies of the spanish capital. voters in the us state of wyoming are expected to oust liz cheney from her seat in congress in republican primaries taking place. the three—term congresswoman has been one of the most vocal critics of donald trump, who's backed a rival candidate, harriet hageman. so far, in places like south carolina, washington state and michigan — potential candidates who've been openly critical of mr trump, have had huge trouble winning republican primary races. north america corre

ahead of 0ctober�*s presidential elections in brazil, that will see the right—wing incumbent, jair bolsonarouiz inacio lula da silva. mr bolsonaro addressed supporters at a rally injuiz de fora, where he was stabbed in the run—up to the 2018 vote. the head of the united nations, antonio guterres, is to visit ukraine on thursday to meet president zelensky and the turkish president. mr guterres last visited ukraine in april, when he witnessed some of the destruction in towns previously occupied by russian forces. in portugal, over 1,000 firefighters are battling a wildfire in the center of the country, which has forced the evacuation of several villages. the blaze, which has been burning for 10 days, was brought under control on sunday, before reigniting again. smoke from the fire has travelled 400 kilometres to madrid, blanketing the skies of the spanish capital. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: tributes to the scottish singer and theatre star darius danesh, who's died at the age of 41. washington, the world's most political city, is today assessing the political health of the world's

ahead of 0ctober�*s presidential elections in brazil that will see the right—wing incumbent, jair bolsonaroformer leader, luiz inacio lula da silva. mr bolsonaro addressed supporters at a rally injuiz de fora, where he was stabbed in the run—up to the 2018 vote. to the war in ukraine now and russia is blaming what it calls "sabotage" for a series of explosions at an arms store and another military facility in occupied crimea. the blasts, which also hit a power station and damaged a railway, came a week after a string of explosions destroyed russian warplanes at a black sea base on the crimean coast. ukraine has hinted that it was behind the latest incident, describing it as "demilitarisation in action". this is what a russian—appointed local governor in crimea had to say about the explosions: translation: as of now, l the information that we have is that two people were injured. one man was hit by a shrapnel fragment and the other wounded person was buried under a wall. i've ordered a 5km zone to be closed off. evacuation of all civilians from within this 5km zone is under way. the united n

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protesters across brazil have marched in support of democracy amid fears that president jair bolsonarold reject the result of october's elections. thousands gathered in alcala to read manifestoes in defense of brazil's emma craddick institutions. bolsonaro has repeatedly discredited the country's electoral system in the run-up to the selection. a suspected bank robber in rome has been forced to call police for help after the tunnel he was diggingollapsed. the injured man was taken to the hospital after emergency services spent eight hours digging him out. police have taken three other suspected gang members into custody. you're watching dw news. still to come, with 100 days to go until the football world cup, the lgbtq community is still waiting to find out if it will be safe to travel and watch the games. europe is in the group of the most -- the grip of its most extreme drought in decades. climate change has dried up rivers across the continent and sent water reserves plummeting to historic lows. in germany, water levels in the rhine ever dropped so low that some cargo ships using th

inÁcio lula da silva has formally launched his campaign to challenge brazil's far-right president jair bolsonaroin october's election. on tuesday, lula held his first campaign rally at a car factory outside of sÃo paulo. lula denounced bolsonaro's handling of the covid pandemic which has killed nearly 700,000 brazilians. lula also vowed to reshape the role of government in brazil if he returns to office. >> we don't want to government that distributes weapons. we want a government that distributes books. we don't want to government that seeks eight. we want to government that seeks love. amy: while polls show lula in the lead, fear is growing bolsonaro may try to steal the election, possibly with help from the brazilian military. european officials are expressing hope that a new irann nuclear deal is within reach. on monday night, iran submitted a wrten response to what's been described as the final of -- final text of the new agreement. officials have told "the new york times" that iran has asked for some clarifications but has not raised any significant new objections to the text. the biden ad

streets of cities across the country thursday in defense of democracy after far-right president jair bolsonaro threatened to reject the results of october's first-round presidential election if he loses. former leftist brazilian president luiz inÁcio lula da silva, who is running again, currently leads in the polls. bolsonaro has been claiming, without evidence, brazil's electronic voting system is vulnerable to fraud. this is a protester in rio de janeiro. >> we are here to ask for free elections, free education, and improvements for our people. amy: in more news from brazil, police have arrested another five people linked to the june murders of british journalist dom phillips and brazilian indigenous rights advocate bruno pereira. authorities also said one of the other suspects and in the murder as the leader of an illegal fishing organized crime group in the amazon region. phillips and pereira went missing in brazil's javari valley in june. their remains were found dismembered about two weeks later. you can go to democracynow.org to see our interview with indigenous lawyer eliesio marubo in

campaign this saturday with two front-runners, the former president, luiz inacio lula da silva and jair bolsonaro lula is leading the race by a comfortable margin according to the latest pollsters and shows historic location for his speech this saturday, holding his rally at the site of one of the largest pro democracy rallies and protests against the brazilian dictatorship in the 1980s. the left wing leader who served two mandates in the early 2000s as the president of brazil and he's now on his sixth presidential campaign was present at that rally, almost 40 years ago. he spoke on saturday, flanked by his current running mate, and former president of brazil, well aware he's the one leading the race. so lula had a warning to his rival. >> translator: get ready, bolsonaro. don't worry about lula. we're not going to to anything to you. who will dismiss you? it is the brazilian people who are tired of your lies. >> reporter: on the other hand, bolsonaro led one of the usual motorcycle parades in the state of rio de janeiro, and he appears to distance himself from recent remarks. in the latest few w

. >>> brazil's presidential campaign is in full swing, and we know this because president jair bolsonaros seen riding a horse around the arena during latin america's biggest cowboy festival. he thanked brazil's agriculture agency for helping put the country on the global stage. bolsonaro will face off with lulu da silva. they will debate sunday night. >>> 3,000-year-old egyptian artifact turned up in the port of memphis. the ancient egyptian capital, no, the one in the u.s. state of tennessee. experts determined the stone culture is a jar used to hold a mummy's liver. custom officials seized the artifact after the conflicting person made conflicting statements about what it was worth. homeland security is investigating the shipment and the mummy's liver. >>> looking to grab one of the most famous photos of the 20th century. the original image of a scowling prime minister winston churchill had hung for decades in a hotel in ottawa before someone apparently swapped it out for a copy. it was shot in 1941 by a famous photographer. staff spent months before discover the fake. >>> a lot more n

president jair bolsonaro is seen riding a horse around the arena during latin america's biggest cowboyg the festival, brazil's agriculture industry for putting the country on the global stage. he will face off with his main rival in a debate on sunday night. no horses, no hats. >>> averting disaster of epic proportions. t in other parts of the world, intense heat, record drought, food and water in short supply. more on those details when we return. what goes on it. usually. and in it. mostly. here t to meet those high standards is the walgreens health and wellness brand. over 2000 high-quauality products. rigorously tested by us. real-world tested by you. and particularly kind to your wallet. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my

the left—wing candidate is currently ahead of his rival, the right—wing incumbent, jair bolsonaro, in anxiety amongst the population, both in terms of people's household energy, gas and electricity bills, and businesses, especially smes, which i am also focusing on. the help we are putting in at the moment, 37 billion, we are part of the way through, so the help coming in from october onwards, if everybody�*s bill, will get £400 off, that in terms of the additional increase now, it gives us about half of it, but we know that's not enough. we've got to do more. i have been working up got to do more. i have been working up options for stop at the moment i walked into this building on the 5th ofjuly, i task the team with two things. first, get 37 billion out of the door. the next tranche of £650 for 8 million households is also going out. the second thing is, we knew then and we still know that vladimir putin will continue to use energy as a weapon, to get back at us for the help we are putting into ukraine and we need to remain resilient and we need to make sure this is notjust a sticki