and is lula still favored? the presidential election is october, and three months away, a little lows. ap polls show lula the overwelcoming favorite and brazil's electoral system is frances where multiple candidates run and if no candidate gets more than 50% of the vote, the two top candidates go to a runoff. it's very possible according to current polling data that lula could win in the first round. i think one other person has done that, but it's very, very rare. he's well ahead of bolsonaro and other candidates and the favored to win and extraordinary the last election he was in prison under a 10-year prison term. now not only out of prison, but poised to return to power. >> glenn greenwald, you mentioned that the supreme court of brazil denied your request to interview lula. is there a free press in brazil comparable to the u.s.'s? >> there is in the sense that the constitution that brazil enacted when it emerged out of the 21-year military dictatorship was based in part on the u.s. model shall the constitu

diego scardone is a lula supporter.sor to the leadership of the psol in the house of representatives that have joined a coalition with lula. hejoins me now from brasilia. thank you for coming on the programme today. we haven't heard from jair bolsonaro yet, what you expect to happen, do you think he will contest this? good evening, first, thank you for the opportunity to talk to you. jair bolsonaro is becoming more isolated, we have seen already the support from the president of the brazilian congress, president the supreme court, other parties recognising the victory of lula da silva yesterday, many countries already have contacted lula da silva to congratulate him for his victory, so what we are seeing, in brazil today is an isolated president, who doesn't in brazil today is an isolated president, to o doesn't in brazil today is an isolated president, tltheo it1�*t... , close how people f gllfirfiifii” — — ’ allithreibrazilians, ' inputting and into the division that jair has that jair bolsonaro has created over �*years

yeah, lula won. but by one percentage point. as you look here, i'm struck by how can it be that herschel walker is tied with warnock? i mean -- >> well, i did a whole thing about it a couple weeks ago. i think what it is, the worse the candidate is on the republican side, and in the same vein as trump himself, who obviously stole from charities, had a fake university, made fun of the handicapped, had sex with porn stars when his wife was nursing their child. just horrible things. and that guy in alabama, judge roy moore who used to go to the mall and the -- it's just -- the worse a candidate is, the more it says to a certain kind of voter, let us show you how much we don't like what you're selling. we will vote for anybody who doesn't have a "d" by their name, because we just don't like your socialism, your identity politics, your sort of weird loathing, self-loathing for being white, which is not really helping minorities or anything. it's just sort of a kink, i think. some of the stuff that goes on in the schools, trying to ge

so if lula does indeed win as anticipated, can the u. s. many relations with lou, i mean, i know they help roman prison and all of that, especially since he recently issued those strong words against the u. s. and the sanctions that the u. s. imposed on russia. you know, he actually told time magazine that these sanctions are now hurting the entire world. so with that said, i mean, can the bind it administration, make amends with lula? well, i think that the u. s. as they do, i think they're going to take multiple wrong approaches. i think the white house in the state department are certainly going to be saying nice things publicly while behind closed doors. ready they are certainly going to be continuing to fund opposition to lula and certainly going to be trying to get him out of office. i think that lula himself, i think, i think he's beyond the point of, of where he thinks that he can rely on the west as a partner, i think, but he does seem to realize that that the u. s. is perceived interest really go against the reality of the interes

but lula could take the mantle here.razil's view on the broader international stain in the spaces of climate change and the like, he also has an opportunity here to bring the region together, to lead with other like-minded, progressive leftist leaders who believe in democracy and try to do what you said, to deliver goods and services, to make democracy work for the average latin america in these countries. so it an opportunity. if he's unable to deliver it, i would expect more fringe populist leaders, whether from the right or left. but he looks to, with the things he's saying and the people he is appointing, he looks to try to go down this middle road that will be helpful for brazil and democracy throughout latin america. >> so maybe the center will hold, at least in latin america, if not in america itself. shannon, pleasure. >> my pleasure. >>> next on "gps," bebe netanyahu is expected to return to power as israel's prime minister. but major questions are being raised about his coalition partners. i asked him about jus

# lula, lula! lula received a hero's welcome as he arrived here in egypt. number one priority and he promised to start rebuilding the agencies that police the forest as soon as he takes office in january. translation: it's time to act. we have to stop this rush to the abyss. what we need is hope, hope combined with immediate and decisive action for the future of the planet and for humankind. # lula, lula! there is no question that lula is the star of this conference, but he faces real problems at home — brazil's finances are in trouble, he doesn't have control of the parliament and there's no doubt his rival, jair bolsonaro, will be making trouble for him. under bolsonaro, rates of deforestation rose rapidly. he was accused of encouraging loggers and miners to go into the forest and of hobbling the environmental police. lula says his target is zero deforestation. he promised to start rebuilding the agencies that police the forest as soon as he takes office in january. but his team acknowledges there is hard work ahead. translation: this won't be an easy pro

both nato struck a trump in populous nerve before but with lula. the left us leader now cleared to run for office again following a u. s. backed corruption bust known as operation car wash. lula has a bone to pick with the u. s. d o j. and the securities exchange commission who took part in an elaborate international investigation which many brazilians viewed as politically motivated, some even calling it american interference in their domestic affairs. meanwhile, in venezuela, home of the world's largest oil reserves president nicholas mulatto won a 2nd term, survived an assassination attempt, and remains president after what most of the world deems a coup attempt by the west. with a u. s. k choosing a recognized former parliamentarian one y doe instead as the president. now this was bi partisan recognition on the part of american politicians, but as the u. s. gasoline prices began to skyrocket in april 2022, the u. s. seemed to abandon why dough and sent a delegation to effectively ask the madura administration for help with oil supplies, but tha

lula won 50.9% of the vote. >> i was at that surprise.oint yesterday, i was expecting 50.3%. the polls got the emergent wrong in the first round. we were seeing even smaller margins -- anticipating even smaller margins in the second round. they issue in brazil is unprecedented. the 50-50 is the situation we are in. >> it is quite a political comeback for lula, who was president from -- until 2010 and left with high approval ratings but was then convicted on corruption charges and sent to jail for receiving a bribe from a construction firm. his conviction was later annulled and he was released in late 2019. he addressed this in his victory speech. >> sites considered myse to be a citizen that has had a process of reconstruction. they tried to bury me alive. >> world leaders have sent congratulatory messages while stressing that the election was fair. joe biden treated that the result came following free, fair, and credible elections and that he looked forward to future cooperation. norway also praised the election and said they hoped there

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# lula, lula! lula received a hero's welcome as he arrived here in egypt.id fighting climate change will be his number one priority and he promised to start rebuilding the agencies that police the forest as soon as he takes office injanuary. translation: it's time to act. we have to stop this rush to the abyss. what we need is hope, hope combined with immediate and decisive action for the future of the planet and for humankind. # lula, lula! there is no question that lula is the star of this conference, but he faces real problems at home — brazil's finances are in trouble, he doesn't have control of the parliament and there's no doubt his rival, jair bolsonaro, will be making trouble for him. under bolsonaro, rates of deforestation rose rapidly. he was accused of encouraging loggers and miners to go into the forest and of hobbling the environmental police. lula says his target is zero deforestation. he promised to start rebuilding the agencies that police the forest as soon as he takes office in january. but his team acknowledges there is hard work ahead. t

let's assume lula da silva does get and what| lula da silva does get and what are his priorities, he he's got some division but he has built from the day he launched this campaign and even before, a broad—based, a coalition with a lot of independent centrists, even conservatives who just don't like jair bolsonaro, so he has really built that, the question is for that translate into his administration? i think at this point he is giving every signal plans to build his administration out wide along the contours of his electoral coalition, and that would include the estranged former environment minister who came back into his coalition for this presidential race marina silva who some people believe may take the environment ministry again and really work hard to curb deforestation. anything he wants to do on that front he has to deal with this congress and if he doesn't have a majority that makes it harder? i a majority that makes it harder? ~ a majority that makes it harder?— a majority that makes it harder? ~ , harder? i think he will be together _ harder? i think he will be together a

it's going to be an interesting situation. lula has a bone to pick. as you mentioned, with the united states, he's calling out the united states on, on, on nato's aggression against, against russia. which and the spurred the invasion of ukraine or, and so, so yeah, it's going to be an interesting thing. what we're going to see, what plays out. yeah, lou, my last i checked, he has consistently been pulling in double digits ahead of both scenario. so if lula does indeed win as anticipated, can the us men relations with lou? i mean, i know they helped roman prison and all of that, especially since he recently issued those strong words against the u. s. and the sanctions that the u. s. imposed on russia. you know, he actually told time magazine that these sanctions are now hurting the entire world. so with that said, i mean, can the binded administration make amends with lula? well, i think that the u. s. as they do, i think they're going to take multiple approaches. i think the white house in the state department are certainly going to be saying nice thi

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you cross gathered to see lula in person.to be reinforced to guarantee his back that his passage to give his speech. not enough people could enter because so many were gathered around. lula was also greeted by some special envoys. he met with john kerry of the u.s. and also the special envoy of china, so there is huge interest, not only by ngo's but also people around the world. >> but there are concerns. although he is talking about backing the amazon, his record is not 100% fantastic. >> lula is also known for his development project. he wants to invest in petrol, he wants to we find petrol and this is in his government plan. i asked marina silva, minister of the environment during lula's government and who has been mentioned as a possible future minister for the environment, if ings have changed. she left the government in 2008 because she disagreed with some of lula's projects. >> that was not pretoria gill. i will be back tomorrow but in a few minutes, tim willcox will be here. bye for now. ♪ narrator: funding for this p

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so i interviewed lula from prison. i couldn't tell him what we had by that point because we were ready to report it, but he was obviously protesting is innocent and then needless to say once we begin doing a reporting that proved that the judge that had convicted him the prosecutors who had prosecuted him were all along quite corrupt. he was freed from prison three months after we began the reporting. he was very grateful. he i was the first phone call that he made when he got released in prison when he got home to san paulo calling me to thank me. he publicly was very appreciative, but you know, my my husband belongs to a party, that was born out of opposition to the workers' party. they kind of criticized pt from the left. and so the way you say the green party criticized the democrats. it was a party that protested the workers' parties corruption. so our political connection was never so close. i was never a supporter of the worker's party, but you know when someone's reporting gets you out of prison and then that r

so with that said, i mean, can the binded administration make amends with lula? well, i think that the u. s. as they do, i think they're going to take multiple approaches. i think the white house in the state department are certainly going to be saying nice things publicly while. busy behind closed doors. ready they are certainly going to be continuing to fund opposition to lula and certainly going to be trying to get him out of office. i think that lulu himself, i think, i think he's beyond the point of, of where he thinks that he can rely on the west as a partner. i think that he does seem to realize that that the u. s. is perceived interest really go against the reality of the interests of the people, the united states and certainly those of brazil. and so i think the cats out of the bag as far as he is concerned. but he is a practical politician. he is going to be limited by what exactly he can do. he's his, his strong polling numbers come because he's the most popular political figure in brazil, but he's also. ready cast a wide net politically and he's broug

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he lost narrowly to louise in -- narrowly to lula da silva, known as lula. >> on this historic octoberof brazilians made it very clear th they want more and not less democracy. that they want more and not less social inclusion, and opportunities for all. jane: the results mark an astonishing comeback for lula, who was jailed in 2018 on corruption charges that were later overturned. with just 2 million votes separating the candidates, this was the narrowest victory in brazil's 37-year-old democracy. flavia barbosa is the executive editor of leading brazilian newspaper o globo. flavia: when we listen to president elect lula last night, what he said was, i get the message from the polls. i hear what voters said, what half of the voters have said. but there are no two countries, there are no two brazils, we have just one and we have to reconcile them. jane: this is the first time ever an incumbent has failed to win a second term. bolsonaro's supporters on the streets of rio sunday night were devastated. >> a disaster. because we did not hope for renovation. we had a hope for the homeland,

he's been explaining the implications of lula's leadership on the environment in brazil. been over 2a hours and he hasn't uttered a word which is so unlike president bolsonaro, who tweets almost constantly. so we are waiting, i think he is going through a crisis, he has never lost an election since 1988 when he launched his political career and i think he is waiting for his supporters to get out on the streets so that he can scramble the political situation but i don't think it's going to happen. i think things are starting to clamp down, his allies are defecting, putting their good faith towards the incoming lula administration, so i think it's a matter of days before things quiet down on his bolsonaro front. let's assume lula da silva does get in and what are his priorities, he has a lot of division to deal with? he's got some division but he has built from the day he launched this campaign and even before, a broad—based, a coalition with a lot of independent centrists, and even conservatives who just don't like bolsonaro, so he has really built that, the question is wi

oh, that lula can power pull that he will ill ever promised. and that we will. again, there of our am, it comes out to forest. are foreigner and boy, what will they do? it unless you others were done the impact of such a rise to vote the india hello is he on his side? broad. this is a very the results that it is. we'll see. i think both both in our coaches bite isn't bova, highways, it's the country. but down off the truck at other boston supporters at a blockhead in protests which are a little pulse or not cuz forcible moved from his. and we're put him back. power with the we have boston are as yet to be defeat the foreman bay officer passed down. dig tegra to those election months. suggested that a not accept a losing was now his silence left the count on edge waiting to be just how he will respond. did only, but you 100, this isn't really 0 out or we should it beat. i was probably who didn't really not have any will that say the morning or as narrow hall meeting with the of the military serve the country, the police, the minister and it wasn't mentioned. but

just how much is the political come that lula asked, pulled up the squire. a woman, a way of all. this is the time that sitting present has been out of office. it still sitting present the joy, the when c dish has allowed then sir, for the aids to met. we increase pending just the election and both don't just decrease public so much that the congress moved the special der, we're a national limit on the elect, pending. and also as, as why the lesson closed the found rejection. so all of our government, which explained a lula was to but when the city but it's, it's found the, the country, it's not great man that changed, but is the person who was my presidential, that since not an 80, not his twice in tune to the so really dominant figure we have here, since the country blocker has been attacking institution cultivating in the i'm is how much could he, if he really was put up a fight think that a democracy has been a tremendous tor the pastor, or is this off to do the fact that basically years of near 0 growth, men's situation accumulated for 3 full years and the thousands and a rev

lula is also greeted by some special envoys.terest not only in ngos in this civil society but also around the world. this in ngos in this civil society but also around the world. this idea to host cop in _ also around the world. this idea to host cop in the _ also around the world. this idea to host cop in the amazon _ also around the world. this idea to host cop in the amazon in - also around the world. this idea to host cop in the amazon in the - host cop in the amazon in the areas that he was talking about, how is that being received back at home? there is enthusiasm by ngos and organisations but there is a question whether or not this part of brazil has the infrastructure to host such an event. so there will be necessary investments but it is an important symbol that lula wants to host cop in 2030. in the amazon region. he says that he wants the world leaders and also ngos to see the reality in the amazon forest and it is a sharp contrast with what happened in the past four years, let's remember that brazil was supposed to h

and they really don't want to lula. that's the thing. so much anger around corruption scandals, he spent time injail, those charges corruption scandals, he spent time in jail, those charges were annulled, but for so many people in brazil, he still represents corruption and that is something theyjust corruption and that is something they just do corruption and that is something theyjust do not want corruption and that is something they just do not want to corruption and that is something theyjust do not want to see back in power. i think that's going to be his biggest challenge, how to unite this country, not only that, he is going to have to deal with conservative lawmakers, these elections saw quite a few conservative lawmakers being voted into congress and he is going to have to contend with them for everything he wants to achieve. so i think is going to have a massive job on his hands and hisjob starts now. his transition team has started being put into place. they are working with the boss and our administration to make that happen.

his left wing opponent lula da silva, claim victory.olsonaro supporters have been blocking roads in protest of his loss. police have been firing tear gas to move them from the highway's. >> as the president of the republic and the citizen are continuing to follow the constitution. it's an honor being the leader of millions of resilience, even confronting -- brazilians, even confronting the system. i've always been labeled antidemocratic. unlike my opponents, i votes played inside the constitution with limits. >> we have more from rio. >> 44 hours to listen to a two-minute statement in which he did not concede openly the defeat. but, he did project himself as the right wing leader. he never once mentioned the name of his adversary former leftists president lula da silva, who has been elected for a third term. he criticized the judicial system in brazil. he said the protests that have been taking place since the electoral results were announced on october 30, the same night the voting took place, these protests were a fruit of the indigna

this is a huge comeback for lula.e years since his last term ended, he was imprisoned after a sentence for corruption, before brazil's supreme court annulled his convictions. holy rollercoaster. this guy's getting one hell of a sequel. you can watch it all in the movie "lula part two-la electric booga-lula." ( applause ) you go to be okay? there you go. despite the result, brazilians are on edge. lula's win came at the end of a very messy election where misinformation soared. at times, lula's supporters accused bolsonaro of being a cannibal and a pedophile, and bolsonaro's supporters called lula a satanist, a gang leader, and a communist. communist gang leaders are the worst. ( as mob boss ) "hey, nice business you got here. be a shame if the workers controlled the means of production, know-what-im-sayin?" okay? i hate to see somebody forward the dialectic. we all know what comes next. a bunch of insane election conspiracies from the head of brazil's biggest linen company, my pillao we've got a great show for you toni

. >> let's go back to lula in very view and youw have a doax him we'll get to that. was he guilty of the corruption that he was put in prison for? >> the reason hard to say because he never gotou a fair treel. there's no question that gua party thert workers party was involved in all kinds of corruption. and lua would admit that and pushed him before because as i said earlier brazil is a country that doesn't have occasional instances off corruption but ran on corruption and workers party and lua himself having been in middle of it there's no way to get anything done unless he had that corrupt machine and the workers party unquestionably played that game. the -- question of how much did lua personally profit from corruption is something we genuinely don't know answer to because the show was a show trial. it was a trial in which sergio morrow all along was plotting and secret this with the prosecutors is what our reporting showed to ensure lua conviction regardless of the evidence. so i don't know the answer to that. but i do know that there's no doubt that lua governm

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 states, demanding military intervention, saying they will not accept the lid da silva as president. the protests could instruct agricultural exports from one of the world's biggest food producers. our reporters just outside brasilia where one of the roadblocks has just been cleared

but lula cleared a narrow be over his opponent, his vote. tomorrow's having blocked ways. as the result, the world we're here, whether the out president will quickly accept the outcome. as dan rose breo digit 1st began to add to the new co reality. jaya aro, has been to doubt as didn't he was billy defeated, a tense run option by le rival sonata, but the silver was the result presents in of it the for chain of to, for the far right shift hulu. that lula can power bill that he will bill ever promised, and that we will again, around the forest or fall and do or what will it is less than others were did on the impact of such a arised vote. cnn. the willow is on his side fraud. i think the results started to c. b. and i think both of both are not porters fight is over highways to the country down after truck it other burleson to porters at up block. in proto, it's another paulson. as for some moved from his point and we put him back our with to we have both center has yet see defeat. the former barry officer cast down integrity. those election months suggested that they not ac

bolsonaro's chief of staff said they would now begin transitioning to lula's government. more, but spring in our correspondent who is in rio de janeiro. what else did bolsonaro say? >> well, the interesting thing is what he didn't say. he didn't concede. he began thanking his supporters. he recalled the 58 million votes he got last sunday, but he didn't say i accept the result of last sunday's election. that was the phrase we were all expecting. he didn't mention lula. heating congratulate the president-elect. it was a short statement. he usually used to speak longer. then, he answered questions of the press. after the statement he left the place. it was an unusual speech. right after his statement, one of his closest ministers took the mic and he said that the president authorized the beginning of a transition of power. it's true the statement that we really understand that he considered it. the president didn't do it. or if he did it, it was a particular way to do it. nicole: ever since the first election results came in, we have seen protests from bolsonaro's supporter

>> the imports of having lula here is we are saying a political shift. and his election has committed to support us, support indigenous people, support biodiversity, support the future of the rain forest and that this is -- with lula's support, we can fight against deforestation, protecting and confronting the threats they face, including assassinations on human rights violations. bolsonaro was bent on the destruction of the amazon. under his leadership, was on increasing human rights violations for allf the indigenous peoples. also naro put at risk the entire --bolsonaro put at risk entire amazon basin as well as all of humanity. with lula coming into office, we are hopeful he wl follow through with his promises to protect the amazon and to avoid a tipping point in to help indigenous peoples protect our territory. amy: you are from the area that is known as venezuela. what is your assessment of majuro, the president of venezuela and his treatment of indigenous people in the amazon region? >> the last four years i've been focus on all of the amazon basin

they say that they do not want lula back in power.y don't seem to even care what jair bolsonaro has said. for them, having the workers�* party, lula, back in power is something that they can't even contemplate, so that's going to be the biggest challenge now. lula is going to start the transition, he's already got a team in place who will be working with bolsonaro�*s administration for a smooth transition so that he can take power at the beginning ofjanuary, but there is certainly not going to be that unity here in brazil. i think lula's biggest task will be trying to unite such a divided country after such a narrow election victory. the former israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu could be returning to power, according to exit polls after today's elections. the polls, which estimate the outcome before official results, give mr netanyahu's right—wing group a slim majority of seats. if the polls are correct, it would be a dramatic comeback for mr netanyahu, who was ousted last year after 12 years in office. i'm joined now by our mi

coming up, outgoing president -- brazilian president jair bolsonaro luiz to luiz inacio lula da silva the house committee will finally look at donald trump's tax documents. ♪ and fans rejoice that saudi arabia stunts are champions in argentina and one of the biggest upsets in world cup history. ♪ >> indonesia's president has visited areas worst hit by a powerful earthquake monday. at least 268 people have died. people in the town of chen jewelry west java the epicenter of the 5.6 magnitude quake. he placed his help for the homes that were damaged or destroyed. >> on behalf of myself and the government of indonesia, i would like to express my deepest condolences on the earthquake that hit the city in west java profit. -- province. my goal is to prioritize rescuing and evacuating victims that are still trapped under rubble. >> many of those that died were children. we been speaking to survivors there. >> at this hospital vis-a-vis young survivors of the devastating earthquake from monday. we are here with two -- he is here with two of her grandchildren -- but not all of them made it out

then lula beget the head deliberation. and ah, ah, ah, oh count came on to the wire with lulu just under one percent boat. but with narrow mouth twin tube from canada. tension pain, scott: oh, oh, oh, scenario attacked brazil, democratic institutions looting cassie. it's on the into the of the vote. now many a may refuse except the to poses already claim fraud on this is when we, when he didn't when stolen truth is that when says here's some classes for all and if we need to the army it will have to b. m will not brazil. yeah. i remember, oh, as the does congress right? the new present. but his victor, both though has so remained silent and then spring and i don't call his brother as international as, as a judge of vargas in south on mr. still welcome to the just how google is the political back that just well, it's quite probable many way. first of all, but is this the 1st time the sitting has put it out of brazil because sitting and enjoy come and see entered, which has a lot residence for aids to if we increase expendin

my contrast lula has received scores of congratulatory messages, including one from us president joe biden, who described the election as free, fair and credible not at the scene of as wasting no time quitting brazil back on the international map, starting with his own region latin america. i saw a while ago, alberto fernandez, the president of argentina, which is the 2nd largest country in lat. america arrived here to meet with lula and they are going to make a very important announcement. and that is the return of brazil to say lack that is the regional organization that was created by lula when he was 1st president along with the former president of venezuela, low chavez. but both for now to withdrew brazil from that forum. now brazil is going to be again, taking a leadership role. but 1st lula will have to put his own house in order to begin to heal the wounds from a political battle for the hearts and minds of brazilians. which has divided this country as never before. we see a newman al jazeera, so paolo trials are underway in iran for hundreds. the people charged during the on

da silva, known as lula.lsonaro's 44-hour absence, his supporters have continued filling the void with noise. truckers flooded hundreds of major roads in most of brazil's 26 states, protesting his loss and perpetrating the false notion that the election was fraudulent. >> the current popular movements are the fruit of indignation and a eling of injustice about how the election process took place. our methods cannot be those of the left, which have always harmed the population, such as the invasion of property, destruction of heritage, and restrictn of the right to come and go. the right has really emerged in our country. jane: and though bolsonaro refused to mention lula's name, his supporters had plenty to say about him. jaba: he should be in jail and not contending for an election. brazil is ours. we don't accept such mismanagement, a thief like lula, who robs our nation and today wants to come back to power. jane: some knelt on roadsides to pray for the outcome's impossible reversal. the highways they bloc

how can lula actually achieve his vision realistically?— realistically?e serious political - realistically? there are - serious political obstacles. he has really come out in his victory speech to outline an agenda that point after point puts protection of the forest at the centre of his political agenda. unfortunately during the elections, many of the governors and members of congress who were elected were part of the agribusiness block. they have been aligned with international companies like cargill, and jbs which have driven deforestation across agricultural frontier. he's going to have to get much of the programme through congress descending environmental cops back out into the forest to protect natural resources and indigenous people whose lands have been invaded by illegal loggers and miners, requires that enforcement and that requires money on those appropriations need to go through the congress that's where a lot of the battle be fought. where a lot of the battle be fou:ht. . ,, ., fought. can you remind our viewers. — fought. can you remind our

thank you very much now on today, or if he's an observation, 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 brazil's economy and it's society. no, i don't. i was there in the 1st no ration because they were part of the government . i was part of the team and i, i have been follow him because now in china and i see the same far the same energy thing. i wish to make a difference. what we need to call attention is that when we start monday, 2003 general, the problem was i will think the same situation where we're now a lot of the crime related for, for the situation was not very good. you been through a lot of economics or more and i think he's back to the same point or being i was in the government of review for 30 years and seeing everything that you have done and it didn't work very hard. almost one big case in the house to go back is a very, very hard to age. and so despite his age using our 5 year change everything. and i th

if 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 2019, 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 decision and his view and that time where our source to the decision maker is 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 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 i

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