that could call into question his own party strong showing in congressional elections. monica yaki has more from re edition era results. presidents abel coronado has kept unusually quiet these past 3 weeks since he lost the october 30th runoff election to left his candidate. we did not to lula the silva shortly after the elections. he made a speech where he did not concede defeat, but he also did not contest the results and this is now this is changed. his party, the liberal party, is just challenging the results of some of the electronic voting machines. ah, we spoke to analysts who said that this will probably not result in any changes because there aren't enough foods for the electro court to hold a 3rd round of elections. but nonetheless, this does add to both scenarios. narrative that the electronic voting system in brazil can be easily rig he has been repeating this without offering any proof whatsoever. but his supporters have been out on the streets until now are protesting. and this will probably just help keep brazilians divided hundreds of migrants on board. a drifting fishi

and now the results, monica yaki of reports, ah thousands in the rain crying out for federal intervention to overturn the results of brazil's presidential election o supporters of brazil's president j wilson. i'm marching towards military headquarters in rio de janeiro. they don't accept bull. so now to defeat and want the armed forces to intervene, i think they necessary solution. we want the military in all directions. la da silva shouldn't have been allowed to run for president who is imprisoned on corruption charges and only participated in duration because the supreme court overturned his conviction. protesters also believed bonaza unfounded allegations that the election was rick. oh, these people here say they will remain on the streets until they get what they want, which is basically a federal intervention. to prevent president elect read the national luna, the silver from taking office on january the 1st crowds banged on the doors of military barracks across the country and in brazil's largest city. so oh, meanwhile, police in riot gear are trying to clear roadblocks, set up by t