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happen, hardly any law enforcement on the street, police barricades easily overthrown by these jair bolsonaromessjust bolsonaro supporters and it is a mess just now bolsonaro supporters and it is a messjust now in bolsonaro supporters and it is a mess just now in the capital. many drawing comparisons with the us capital rights in 2021, but president lula has already taken power and because the congress and supreme court are in recess official buildings are largely empty. regardless, this unreasonable raise uncomfortable questions. the - resident uncomfortable questions. the president is — uncomfortable questions. tue: president is ready uncomfortable questions. tte: president is ready to uncomfortable questions. tt2 president is ready to go, he is governing, this is a very serious issue, it's a very serious issue, it's a very serious event, as a break of the democratic roots.- the democratic roots. many ho ed the democratic roots. many heped the _ the democratic roots. many hoped the election - the democratic roots. many hoped the election of - the democratic roots. many hoped the election of

jair bolsonaro was expected to fulfil his final official duty of handing over the presidential sash,andoned that and flown off to florida. perhaps didn't come as much of a surprise, because he hasn't conceded defeat yet. 0vernight, his vice president criticised leaders for their silence, saying that silence sowed chaos, of course a direct dig at the soon to be ex—president. but of course people here don't seem to be deterred. they are just enjoying the fact that their candidate lula has come back to power, 20 years after first assuming the presidency. but this is a deeply divided country, of course, you know, it was such a close election back in october, and lula will have his work cut out of him certainly to try and unite his country in the next four years. let us look at the scenes live across brazil. there is an awful lot of people gathering in brasilia, ahead of the inauguration of lula as president. now, he led the country between 2003 and 2010, after and then he defeated jair bolsonaro in 0ctober�*s vote, but it was extremely close, it is very tight that vote, in october, this

and jair bolsonaro, i understand, is in florida. what role is he playing in all this? hing from him? well, since the election at the end of october, when bolsonaro lost to lula by a razor—thin margin, bolsonaro has remained quite quiet about the election results. he hasn't officially even conceded the election result. but at the same time, he has tried to maintain some sort of distance from the pro—bolsonaro protesters that have been on the street and the ones storming the government buildings today. he hasn't outright kind of endorsed their actions. he has made some gestures towards them, supporting them implicitly, but he hasn't taken a really active role in this, assumingly because these are anti—democratic protests and if he does he could face criminal responsibility. i mean, some people watching might see some comparisons there with how president trump handled the storming of the congress. i just wonder what you make of how these events are unfolding and how you think the government will respond. we obviously heard from president lula talking there about bringing i

i think the fact that jair bolsonaro is i the fact that jair bolsonaro is known as tropical trumpet ande brazilian roots to this. yes, the people who we saw storm congress were jair bolsonaro supporters but it is more than that. it is the anger about lula coming back into power and they seem corrupt and not belonging in the presidential others. kata; corrupt and not belonging in the presidential others. katy watson thank ou presidential others. katy watson thank you for _ presidential others. katy watson thank you for keeping _ presidential others. katy watson thank you for keeping us - presidential others. katy watson i thank you for keeping us up-to-date. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello. after a rather wet and windy first week of january 2023, we're heading into the second week on a similar note. unsettled weather on the cards through the week ahead, often fairly wet and windy, mainly rather mild for the time of year, although temperatures will fluctuate a bit through the next couple of days. but let's take a look at the expected rainfall that's going to be accumu

jair bolsonaro 49.1% of the vote. brazil very much a divided country. have been on the streets gathering across the capital for the inauguration, the security incredibly tight, and just an hour ago we had reports of a map being arrested after trying to enter the area, outside of where the inauguration is taking place, apparently he has explosives and a knife, so this is the formal part of the ceremony that is going to be taking place in the next hour or so, we can speak to my colleague from bbc brazil. i'm joined now by bbc brazil's camilla mota. an historic 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 stre

you were quite critical of jair bolsonaro.ms of what we're seeing today, brazil electing lula as president once again. how much does he have to do in terms of bringing brazil together? i in terms of bringing brazil together?— in terms of bringing brazil touether? ~ ., , ., , together? i think lula is a very savvy politician, _ together? i think lula is a very savvy politician, so _ together? i think lula is a very savvy politician, so one - together? i think lula is a very savvy politician, so one of- together? i think lula is a very savvy politician, so one of the| together? i think lula is a very - savvy politician, so one of the ways he's bound to come back to at the far—right has been to bring in a coalition of different parties, both from the centre right and the left, which obviously has helped him win the election, even though the bolsonaro camp keeps saying that he will bring communism to brazil and he never ran a communist regime. he's not going to do that now. i think today is a very emblematic day. think today is a

how close are anderson torres and jair bolsonaro?— and jair bolsonaro?close. torres _ and jair bolsonaro? they were very close. torres is _ and jair bolsonaro? they were very close. torres is the - very close. torres is the former head of security of the state of brasilia and former justin —— justice minister under the bolsonaro administration. some people claim yours one of the closest bolsonaro supported by the end of his term. and with the discovery that anderson torres keptin discovery that anderson torres kept in his house a blueprint of a coup, and attempted to clear a state of emergency after the results came out, thatis after the results came out, that is the utmost evidence that is the utmost evidence that the minister and the president were working together to undermine and confused moccasin once and for all. does this change _ moccasin once and for all. does this change the _ moccasin once and for all. does this change the way _ moccasin once and for all. does this change the way the - moccasin once and for all. does this change the way the gy

jair bolsonaro 49.1% so we have _ vote. jair bolsonaro 49.1% so we have been— vote..1% so we have been monitoring the live events, — have been monitoring the live events, and once again i am joined by my— events, and once again i am joined by my colleague camilla mota. a lot _ by my colleague camilla mota. a lot of— by my colleague camilla mota. a lot of attention will 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 democ

jair bolsonaro, of course, was not present, as is tradition to hand over the presidential sash to thes actually in florida on new year's day, when that inauguration took place. and he is, to all intents and purposes, been in the united states, in florida since then and hasn't returned to brazil. his whereabouts somewhat under question at the moment. bud whereabouts somewhat under question at the moment-— at the moment. and 'ust in terms of how the at the moment. and 'ust in terms of new the state _ at the moment. and 'ust in terms of how the state is — at the moment. and just in terms of how the state is responding - at the moment. and just in terms of how the state is responding to - at the moment. and just in terms of how the state is responding to this, | how the state is responding to this, what can you tell us about that? because speaking earlier to maria herminia tavares from the university of sao paulo, she seemed to think that the response had been quite muted so far from the government. well, according to reports that we are getting here, lula's workers' party has asked the o

source. 1500 people have been arrested in brazil aft supporters of the far right former president jair bolsonarormed parliament. the protesters claimed the election was stolen. president lula da silva says it is the work of fascists. let's get more on that and talk about how gyre bolsonaro's false claims of election fraud play into this. i have been speaking to the head of americas research at the risk intelligence company. >> it is clear, and we have seen through the statementssonaro has made on twitter is that he has always continued to toe this fine line between staying within the constitutional and legal bounds and pushing against those legal frameworks to see how far he can go. the questioning of the electoral syem of whether he had won the election or not without necessarily calling his supporters to march on congress and the supreme court is part of that strategy he has been saying for his entire presidency, but particularly over the last year. >> help us understand how these protesters have organized themselves. are they a single body of people with a leader? is it more spontaneous than

yes, the people who we saw storm congress were jair bolsonaro supporters.hat. it's the anger around lula coming back into power, a man they see as corrupt and not belonging in the presidential palace. i've been speaking with thiago amparo, a law professor based in sao paulo. i began by asking him, whether brazilians could have anticipated today's events , given the recent political rhetoric. it was predictable that something of that sort could happen. over the past couple of days there was a lot of numbers of new protesters arriving to the capital. so, this event brings mixed feelings. on one hand, an events of that scale was not predicted. on the other hand, this event is a climax of a movement that was building up since both scenarios fake news that was building up since biolsonaro's fake news about the electoral process. the increase of the protests outside of armed installations, armed places all over the country, including in the capital. so, on one hand, on that scale, it was not predicted. on the other hand, this movement was building up for months d

he narrowly beat his far—right predecessor, jair bolsonaro.ndoning his final official duty of handing over the presidential sash at the ceremony. one man who'll be at the inauguration is celso amorim, who served under brazil's president—elect as foreign minister from 2003 to 2010, and hejoins us now. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news. is this going to be a fresh start or uphill battle? ? it will be an uphill battle in some respects, but we are accustomed to uphill battles. the biggest task now is reconstructing everything jair bolsonaro destroyed, because it wasn't only things we have done as a centre—left government, it has been accumulating by the civilisation in brazil, so in human rights and environment, climate, all these areas, there are lots of things to do, and everything has a reflex on foreign policy. we will get onto foreign policy. we will get onto foreign policy. we will get onto foreign policy sooner, but how would you describe brazil when you were in the administration, to the brazil of today? you say things have mov

, had huge support. regard to jair bolsonaro, had huge swoon-— regard to jair bolsonaro, had huge supportfor _ huge support. thank you very much for your _ huge support. thank you very much for your support. - there have been messages of support from around the world for president lula, including from president biden who has invited the brazilian leader to the white house. mr biden is currently in mexico city, holding a trilateral summit of north america, with canada's prime ministerjustin trudeau and the mexican leader, andres manuel lopez 0brador. mr biden has been holding talks with his host, stressing america's commitment to its regional neighbours to the south. here's a little of what he said before the cameras were invited to leave the room. just in the last 15 years, we've spent billions of dollars in the hemisphere, tens of billions of dollars in the hemisphere. and what we have to do is what you've done, and i compliment you on it. we have to continue to support and build democratic institutions in the hemisphere. let's get the latest now on that summit from our correspondent in

lula had narrowly beaten brazil's far—right president, jair bolsonaro. election has persisted. these conspiracy narratives — the idea that the election was somehow rigged, that bolsonaro was the true winner, and that it wasn't actually lula — those are narratives that have been spread online for several months, predating the election itself, and actually, quite a while before that. and in november, these ideas were tested in court. a challenge by bolsonaro's party was rejected by brazil's electoral authorities — but some of his supporters continued to protest. they called for the military to intervene, and they've turned to violence. when lula's win was certified by electoral courts, - they torched buses in brasilial and tried to storm the federal police headquarters. on christmas eve, police unveiled a bomb plot i near the brazilian airport. as for bolsonaro, in late december, he left brazil and headed to florida. we've seen him there — it's thought he's based in orlando. and after this weekend's riots, he tweeted that the invasion of government buildin

his predecessor, jair bolsonaro lost the second round of the presidential election in october by lesshan 2 percentage points, as you can imagine, brazil is a polarized and deeply divided country. bolsonaro instead of attending the swearing in ceremony, decided to leave the country and travel to florida where he currently is. jim? >> rafael, one thing that we should note to our viewers in addition to just the visual parallels that exist between what's taking place today in brazil and what took place in the united states on january 6th, 2021, bolsonaro is sort of been whipping up these thoughts among his supporters that the election was stolen from him, that there's a criminal in the white house. he's even been advised by trump allies and aides, people like steve bannon have been advising bolsonaro. it's really no surprise it has led to this kind of instability and violence. >> reporter: yeah, if you remember, jim, when he was in office, he used to be called the trump of the tropics and for good reason. he was known to call to his people on a weekly basis. hold rallies of supporters, sy

the latest headlines — thousands of supporters of brazil's former president jair bolsonaro storm the lula condemns the protesters as "fascist vandals". president biden visits america's border with mexico for the first time since taking office as the area struggles to cope with record numbers of illegal crossings. prince harry has accused members of his family of being "complicit" in the suffering endured by his wife. in an interview with tom bradby on itv1 — the first of several television appearances he's making to promote his new book — the duke of sussex also said some of his relatives had got "into bed with the devil". he insisted he loved his father and brother but said, "at the moment, i don't recognise them". our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has been watching the interview. a warning — his report contains some flashing images. "harry interview" — what an original name, huh? it is, in large sections, a cry from the heart. it never needed to be this way, harry says, but there are barbs for family members and sustained criticism of the british press. so much can be trace

he also laid blame at the feet of his predecessor, former president jair bolsonaro.he former president, who is currently in the u.s., posted a series of tweets denying any involvement. as cleanup in the capital gets underway, the brazilian flag was once again raised over the presidential palace. that the deep divisions remain across the nation. >> earlier, a journalist updated as of the latest developments in brazil. . reporter: 1500 people have been arrested, the majority of whom are being kept in a gym for the federal police in brasilia. it's quite an astonishing scene, lots of people packed into this big but relatively small space considering how many there are. we just had the justice minister saying that actually, things are working properly, the democratic institutions are working as normal. even still, thisshock for the gz inacio lula da silva lucas literally began last sunday, on new year's day. so this is a huge issue straightaway. in the short-term term you can probably imagine that this could give his government a boost. because we have seen congress comin

in other news for you, the former president of brazil, jair bolsonaro, has applied for a six—month visainvestigations in brazil for alledged wrongdoing while in office and inciting riots that stormed the country's congress. on his last day in office, he arrived in florida on a visa for heads of state. the visa expired that day. our correspondent david willis has the details. jair bolsonaro came here to the united states at the end of last month. he was here on a one month these are, the sort thatis one month these are, the sort that is normally reserved for visiting wild leaders, well, that visa expires tomorrow, and now it has been reported that mr bolsonaro is seeking a six—month extension, he has applied for a tourist visa that will keep him here for many more months, and that is being reviewed by the us state department. he has been staying at the home of a brazilian martial arts champion since he arrived in the united states, he previously said, mr bolsonaro, that he planned to return to his home country at the end of this month, but that was before the siege took place on governme

jair bolsonaro was not present at the ceremony — he's currently in florida in the us.e part. a big significant breakfrom he refused to take part. a big significant break from tradition on that. we have been hearing from lula about what his priorities are. translation: 0ur translation: our goal is to achieve zero deforestation and a zero greenhouse gas emissions in the energy masks. —— mix. a little sense of it there. we can get a bit more of a fuller idea. i'm joined now by bbc brazil's camilla mota. good to see you. we'll come back to the 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

former president jair bolsonaro has been one of the loudest voices involved.e has claimed the election is dubious and the process is dubious since his own way and in 2018, where he claimed that electronic voting fraud robbed him of an outright victory. here we have another video from sunday, just a different angle. we can see the same side -- sign and protesters. "we want the source code." this pro-bolsonaro user online has claimed with the video attached that the access to the source code was denied into the army when they were ordering the electric -- auditing the elections. as we said, this source code is regulated and do for inspection by several actors, including the army. when i did some digging into this, i found all of this, and this claim in particular, links back to an accusation that spread like wildfire on brazilian what's app and social media, just after the election results came out in october. this is linked to an audio file and particularly the audio file blamed this man in particular. and accused him. this is the president of the tse, and the

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supreme court announced a short time ago that it will investigate the role of the former president, jair bolsonarotorming of congress. the violence was carried out by thousands of radical bolsonaro supporters who continue to claim that october's election was rigged. mr bolsonaro briefly posted a video questioning the legitimacy of the vote, which was won by his rival, lula da silva. the bbc�*s world service americas editor, leonardo rocha, gave me more details. this is a major step. what we have here is the prosecutors, they began an investigation on monday, the attack on the presidential palace, congress and the supreme court took place on sunday. on monday — on sunday and monday, they changed the tone, the government's tone changed, and they opened an investigation. many other people are being investigated. businessmen, officials. the question was always — will it get to president bolsonaro? was he involved? was there evidence? what happens now? prosecutors earlier today, they asked for president bolsonaro, the former president, to be included, and they said there was a video that he posted onli

security was tight amid threats of violence by supporters of his far right predecessor, jair bolsonaroeven hand over the presidential sash, instead abandoning his final official duty and flying to florida. lula is the same man but he inherits a very different country to the one he left before. in his speech, he promised unity and reconstruction, starting in the amazon. translation: we don't need to out any trees down, just. plant millions of hectares, so people can live without destroying the forest, burning it, our encroaching on our environment. an estimated 300,000 people turned up for today's ceremony. a sea of red. supporters stepped out in the color of lula's workers party. many came for the music festival put on by lula's wife. thousands had traveled across brazil to witness his return. today has been part ceremonial pomp, but there has been a real festival atmosphere here. brazil has gotten through a few difficult years, it was hit hard by the pandemic, by political divide. but for these people here, they say this is a new beginning. not him any more. we are fighting in the nam

brazil's supreme court says prosecutors should investigate the role of former president, jair bolsonaroin the storming of congress. in a meeting with president biden, japan's prime minister warns russia's invasion of ukraine could encourage similar acts elsewhere. and sportswear giant adidas loses a court case to stop a fashion designerfrom using a four—stripe design. russia says its forces have completed the capture of soledar, a small town in eastern ukraine that's been the focus of intense fighting. moscow called it an important step in its offensive, which would allow russian troops to cut off ukrainian forces in nearby bakhmut. if russia's claims are true, it would be the first ukrainian town it has captured since july after six months of russian military setbacks. but ukraine's president zelensky says the battle in soledar is still under way. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse reports. a salt mining town under russian assault, soledar has become a story of carnage and contradiction. after months of bloody fighting, an attempt by russia to give a clear message. for the firs

jair bolsonaro seguidores del expresidente jair bolsonaro luis: pasamos a brasil . de —— cualquier intento de socavar la democracia. reportero: fue similar al ocurrido en estados unidos hace dos aÑos. miles de seguidores de bolsonaro invadieron a la tarde de hoy el palacio presidencial, la sede donde funciona la corte suprema del paÍs y el congreso brasileÑo. superaron una barrera policial y legaron treparse a la rampa que da acceso al techo de los edificios de la cÁmara de diputados y el senado y a los jardines de la casa de gobierno. reclaman que las fuerzas militares de ——derroquen al presidente lula da silva que asumiÓ el poder hace tan sÓlo una semana. en la plaza de los tres poderes, epicentro de las intrusiones que rigen el paÍs, un violento enfrentamiento con la policÍa. la mayorÍa de los extremistas lucen camisetas con los colores de la bandera brasileÑa. que son los identificados con los seguidores de bolsonaro que hasta hoy no conoce la derrota que sufriÓ en las urnas a fin de octubre. las imÁgenes de destrucciÓn desde el interior de las instalaciones a so

these are supporters of the former president jair bolsonaro. they are storming security barriers and breaking into the country's congressional buildings, the supreme court and the presidential palace and this is happening one week after the inauguration of president lula da silva. latin affairs editor rafael romo joins us now. this has been going on for hours. this is frightening and looks out of control and has a he very familiar feel to those of us who watched something similar happen here in washington, d.c., two years ago. what's going on there right now? >> yeah. that's right, pamela. people are comparing what's happening today in brazil with what happened here in the united states on january 6th, 2021. over the last few hours we have seen protesters breaking windows and doors, vandalizing offices and clashing with police and government employees as they stormed government buildings in brazil. the capital of brazil, protesters not only stormed the congressional building, but also the planalto palace which is brazil's presidential building

thousands of supporters of brazil's former president jair bolsonaro storm the country's parliament, refusingo accept that he lost last year's election. some protesters managed to smash their way into the senate chamber and supreme court — president lula is promising tough action. translation: we think there was a lack of security and i wanted to tell you that all those people who did this will be found and punished. the dramatic scenes have prompted international condemnation — we'll have the latest reaction. also in the programme: president biden visits america's border with mexico for the first time since taking office — as the area struggles to cope with record numbers of illegal crossings. prince harry describes the queen consort as a "villain" and "dangerous" in a new interview with the us media over her relationship with the british press. how was she dangerous? because ofthe how was she dangerous? because of the need _ how was she dangerous? because of the need to _ how was she dangerous? because of the need to rehabilitate - of the need to rehabilitate your ownership. because of the

jair bolsonaro himself and another break from tradition wasn't actually there or in the country.the us. but these are the scenes of a few hours ago. you can see lula there as he's known in the green and gold sash. huge day of ceremonial significance. we also learned a little about what his priorities would be in power. translation: our goal is to achieve zero deforestation in the amazon - and zero greenhouse gas emissions in the energy mix. i got igota i got a bit more detail earlierfrom the bbc brasil�*s camilla mota. lula the bbc brasil's camilla mota. lula has “ust the bbc brasil's camilla mota. lula hasiust given _ the bbc brasil's camilla mota. lula hasjust given his _ the bbc brasil's camilla mota. lila hasjust given his first speech... has just given his first speech... he spoke for 28 minutes and he became very emotional when talking about how many people are starving in brazil. when he talked about 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 it was made to indigenous people in bra

came amid rising concerns of violence from the far-right and supporters of defeated president jair bolsonarosed bolsonaro's supporters during a speech at the national congress, where he was sworn into office for his third term in office. >> we do not carry any spirit of revenge against those who try to subjugate the nation to the personal and ideological purposes, that will guarantee the rule of law. those who made mistakes will answer for their mistakes and the due legal process. amy: as we broadcast, brazil's new president lula is paying his respects at the afro brazilian sucker great pele's open casket in santos as one of his first actions ashe country's new head of state. for more we are joined by two guests. maria luÍsa mendonÇa is director of the network for social justice and human rights in brazil and a visiting scholar at the city university of new york graduate center. and journalist michael fox is host of the podcast "brazil on fire" and former editor of nacla. we welcome you both back to democracy now! maria luÍsa mendonÇa, let's begin with you. talk about the significance of lul

amy: more than 400 people have been arrested in brazil after supporters of former president jair bolsonaroormed the

it's jair bolsonaro, have stormed the country's national congress in brasilia.gry demonstrators wrapped in the national flag inside the building complex. these are the latest pictures from the capital. police are seen outside erecting barricades around the building. some proesters have clashed with the police who used tear gas in an attempt to repel them. the right wing former leader lost the last presidential election to the socialist, luis inacio lula da silva, who was sworn in last week. mr bolsonaro's supporters are calling for military intervention and the resignation of mr lula da silva. reuters news agency is reporting that president lula is in sao paolo and not in the capital where bolsonaro's supporters have also stormed the presidential palace as well. nato general secretary jens stoltenberg has met with sweden's prime minister and finland's minister of foreign affairs, to discuss both countriesjoining nato. sweden and finland applied to join the military alliance after russian's invasion of ukraine, with the accession protocols signed last year. invit

he narrowly beat his far—right predecessor, jair bolsonaro. r florida — abandoning his final official duty of handing over the presidential sash at the ceremony. he narrowly beat his far—right predecessor, jair bolsonaro. mr bolsonaro has now left the country for florida — abandoning his final official duty of handing over the presidential sash at the ceremony. the colombian president, gustavo petro, has announced a ceasefire with five armed groups until the end ofjune. president petro, a former rebel himself, has previously pledged to end six decades of violence between government forces and armed militias. australia has become the latest country to require travellers from china to submit a negative covid test before entering the country. it will take effect from the fifth of january. a number of countries have already made similar requirements for travellers from china, including japan, india and the usa. a man has died and another has been injured following an avalanche on the north face of ben nevis in scotland. a rescue team was sent to he

amy: more than 400 people have been arrested in brazil after supporters of former president jair bolsonarostormed the brazilian congress, supreme court, and presidential palace in a scene reminiscent of the january 6 insurrection at the u.s. capitol. brazil's new president lula has vowed to investigate and prosecute those took part in what is being called an attempted coup. we will go to brazil for the latest. it would look at joe biden's first tripo the u.s.-mexico border as presiden >> we are really hoping this turnf events [iiscernible] to welcome people with dignity. amy: and harvard university is facing condemnation after rescinding a fellowship to kenneth roth, the farmer had of human rights watch, over the groups criticism of israel's human rights record. we will get the latest. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in brazil, supporters of far-right former president jair bolsonaro stormed the congress, supreme court, and presidential palace in the capital brasÍlia sunday. police arrested over 400 of the

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what is to be discussed jair bolsonaro wasn't in brazil. ly members of jair bolsonaro that were in the protest and were filming the protest and clearly there. also jair bolsonaro didn't pass on power to lula, he left the country before lula's inauguration so, silence, the kind of absence, is also giving a message in is in case. so can we really say thatjair message in is in case. so can we really say that jair bolsonaro ills not involved? i don't think so. what not involved? i don't think so. what ha--ens not involved? i don't think so. what happens now. _ not involved? i don't think so. what happens now. is _ not involved? i don't think so. what happens now, is the _ not involved? i don't think so. what happens now, is the new _ not involved? i don't think so. what happens now, is the new president, lula, is he safe in office do you think, and what happens to brazilian democracy? think, and what happens to brazilian democra ? , ., ., democracy? there is a level of uncertainty — democracy? there is a level of uncertainty and _ democracy? the

thousands of supporters of the recently defeated former president of brazil, jair bolsonaro, have stormed the country's national congress in brasilia. demonstrators wrapped in the national flag quickly overwhelmed police and entered the complex. other protestors have invaded the presidential palace, supreme court and some ministry buildings. mr bolsonaro, who is now in florida, lost the october election to the socialist candidate lula da silva. international travellers are streaming into china after it fully opened its borders for the first time since the start of the covid pandemic. people arriving in the country no longer need to quarantine and chinese citizens are allowed to go overseas. president biden is travelling to texas for his first visit since taking office to the us southern border with mexico. he'll discuss the situation on the border which has seen record numbers of migrants and asylum—seekers. you are watching bbc news. it's the travel show. no turning back now. ijust need to get there. even if it isjust the debris field, i will be very happy, paying my respects in the debr

issue an arrest warrant for the man in charge of brasilia's security, a former minister under jair bolsonaroy have been restored for now, but the political division remains. katy watson, bbc news in sao paulo. mr bolsonaro has been tweeting about the events in brasilia. in one of his tweets he said, in portuguese, "peaceful lawful demonstrations are part of democracy. however, pillaging and invasions of public buildings as occurred today, such as those practised by the left in 2013 and 2017, are outside the law." pakistan is expected to ask for billions in aid later at a summit on climate resilience in geneva after deadly floods in the country which impacted around 33 million people and killed 1,700. it's co—hosting the event alongside the united nations urging countries, organisations and businesses to step up financial and other support towards a recovery and resilience plan. around a50 participants from a0 countries have registered for the event. our correspondent caroline davies is in islamabad. hello. before we talk about what pakistan is hoping to get out of this summit, let's remind e

abdominal pain, a lot of people here, including president lula blamejair president lula blame jair bolsonaroula blamejair bolsonaro for the unrest because he refused to accept the election results. there is talk of an extradition but we spoke to a justice minister here who said that can only happen if there is a criminal complaint and happen if there is a criminal complaintand a happen if there is a criminal complaint and a criminal investigation. let's get some more reaction from brazil now from maria herminia tavares, a professor of political science at sao paulo university. there has been a very important reaction to the vandalism acts last sunday. actually, there is opinion poll, that says that 90% of the brazilians condemn the acts, so i think there is a huge support for democracy, everybody is very appalled by the violence, that we saw in brasilia by television. i think that, probably, there has been some lenience, if not complicity of the governor of the federal district, brasilia is the federal district in brazil, and it has a governor, the governor has secretaries, and clearly, they

thousands of supporters of the former president of brazil, jair bolsonaro, have stormed the country's national congress in brasilia. police used tear gas in an attempt to repel them. president lula da silva said that everyone involved will be found and punished. president biden has arrived in texas to visit the us border with mexico for the first time since taking office. record numbers of migrants have crossed over recently. the uk prime minister, rishi sunak, says the government will discuss a pay deal that's "affordable" with the nurses�* union to settle strikes. that's welcomed by the biggest nursing union as "a chink of optimism". there've been emotional reunions at airports in china after the country fully reopened its borders for the first time since the start of the pandemic nearly three years ago. at ten o'clock, jane hill will be here with a full round—up of the day's news. first, the big cases: killing my children's abuser. a warning, this programme contains themes some viewers may find distressing. a woman has beenjailed for stabbing to death a convicted paedophile. paedop

the brazilian authorities gave a day to supporters, jair bolsonaro, to disassemble the tent camp, whichbe built in one of the central squares of rio de janeiro back in november, the decision followed after the riots, last weekend, when aggressively tuned demonstrators. they seized the congress building, broke into the residence of the head of state and the supreme court building inside, staged a pogrom and plundered equipment, according to experts, subsequently these events of the authorities. brazil will be eliminated for a long time now, very drastic and tough measures have been taken to stop these events. that's what happened 1,500 people arrested now there is a large-scale huge extensive investigation of everything it was said that they would be very severely punished. there are prison terms from 12 to 30. even years in prison. that's all. it will be put into action, because this is also considered by russian diplomats, who called on our compatriots in brazil to exercise caution now, his government. uh, you will have to make huge efforts to consolidate the brazilian society, and to