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we offer a professor of conflict resolution or george mason university in south. paolo, jeremy casado is professor of political science at funder. so julia vargas, university, and head of the far right observatory in brazil in london were joined by in the zip palmer, professor of international politics at city university london. welcome. he's also the author of foundations or the american center. welcome to the program. g army. this is one of the biggest attacks on government building since the fall of the country's military dictatorship in 1985. how significant the stuff that we have seen on tv about those people's forming government buildings. well, thank you for having the i'd say that this is the actually the 1st big attack on brazilian physical institutions sold the buildings of the supreme court. congress and the presidential palace as well. well, i think it's the combination of 22 forces that both sonata has helped grow in brazil. the 1st one is a very strong, far right movement, represented by both sonata and his supporters. and the movement that has become more and more radic

many thousands of people gathered in so paolo the country's most populous city, to repudiate sunday's assault on the presidential palace supreme court, and congress buildings in the capitol, brazil. yet like almost every one here, eliana blames former president jane bull. so nato, whom she believes was the mastermind of the attack. i know he must be jailed for all the things he's done in this country. he promoted militia thieves the tax on the amazon black gays. and now beth, we won't let the specious pass. never again. earlier police detained and began questioning more than $1500.00 global sonata activists suspected of taking part in the assault. the camp did set up months earlier, just a kilometers from the presidential palace has been demolish. they'd echoed bull sonatas, unfounded claims that a literal fraud stole his re election last year for, for the all, but as a whole, the justice minister says the culprits were hoping to inspire a nation wide revolt, but failed in their attempt to overthrow president lula. the silver had been sworn in just a week earlier. mostly them all to c

cnn's paula newton traveled to sao paolo state to see how brazilians are already fighting to reverseforestation. >> reporter: to save the planet, luis fintu says you don't have to go to the arctic or the amazon. this sky-high perch will do. what was once degraded pasture is now, after 15 years, an eco paradise. two miles of forest restoration. >> this project doesn't change a big landscape, but it shows it's possible to bring back life, to bring backwa water, to bring ba biodiversity to the state of sao paolo. >> reporter: he walks us through the effort to revive the atlantic forest, home to more than 145 million brazilians, and yet about three-quarters of it has already been wiped out. this is an effort to bring some of it back, and it works like an eco lab. by planting trees, the forest provides for clean air and water, bringing back eco diversity for plants and animals. >> so we need a lot of technology, knowledge, and research to know which species to plant and how. >> reporter: products like these are now at a crossroads of climate and political history in brazil. a country that

paolo hernÁndez puntos si usted util paola: un bombero del condado alameda fue arrestado por presuntamÚltiples archivos. >> amigos, arrancamos con la liga mx de penal martÍn barragÁn se acercaba al puebla. kevin Álvarez al 65. el 4—1 . asÍ arranca el campeÓn del fÚtbol mexicano. el bologna recibiÓ al atalanta. atalanta con 51 puntos. bale se retira de fÚtbol. levantÓ tÍtulo. 65—7 en el juego por el campeonato nacional. en los 58 puntos de diferencia, es la mayor cantidad en un campeonato colegial. paola: quÉ mÁs va a pasar, y adidas? yadira dos . vamos a ver esta madrugada con lluvias, tormentas y estamos en este rango de tormentas. en la tarde tenemos bastante inestabilidad. continuamos con anchoas y lluvias. paola: muchas gracias por su pronÓstico certero. leÓn: lunes 9 de enero. estas son las noticias principales. en la cumbre de amÉrica del norte en mÉxico el presidente mexicano, lÓpez obrador le pide al presidente biden que terminen con el olvido y abandono de desdÉn de estados unidos hacia amÉrica latina y el caribe. el departamento de justicia investiga la apariciÓn de document

many thousands of people gathered in so paolo the country's most populous city, to repudiate sunday's assault on the presidential palace supreme court, and congress buildings in the capital, brazil. yeah. like almost everyone here, eliana blames former presidential bull. so nato, whom she believes was the mastermind of the attack. i mean, he must be jailed for all the things he's done in this country. he promoted militia thieves the tax on the amazon black guys, and now that we won't let the specious pass, never again. earlier, police detained and began questioning more than $1500.00 pro bowl sonata activists suspected of taking part in the assault. the camp did set up months earlier, just a kilometers from the presidential palace has been demolish. they'd echoed bull sonatas, unfounded claims that a literal fraud stole his re election last year for or gilbreth of all the justice minister says the culprits were hoping to inspire a nation wide revolt, but failed in their attempt to overthrow president lula. the silver who had been sworn in just a week earlier, mostly them all to copy a

but he and his supporters have refused to accept the defeat lula is currently in sao paolo. he's vowed that every one in mold is going to be found and punished. he also declared federal security intervention and brazilian until january 31st verb. you'd be right with everybody knows that this was encouraged by several speeches made by the former president. he encouraged the invasion of the supreme court of the presidential palace. he encouraged the invasion of the 3 governmental powers whenever he could. this is also his responsibility. and as the responsibility of the parties that supported him, all this will be investigated forcefully and very quickly or video from earlier in the day shows thousands of ball scenario support is marching towards the government complex along a major road. they're surrounded by police at with you can see security cars at the front of the march. this is that the accusations that security forces might have escorted protest is into the buildings. brazil, solicitor general's office as requested. the arrest of priscilla is public security secretary.

me by the current head of the executive of brazil, latin america, lunacy newman, is my 1st in sao paolo. and this year though, just ministers just been giving a news conference. what did you say? yes he has. well 1st of all he described the people who overran the the 3 the receipts of democracy, the 3 institution, the headquarters in brazil. yeah. as cool, mongo, terrorist and vandals, this is something that particularly angers these people because they consider themselves as patriot. he also said that no one will get away thought free, that they will all be punished and that the government will be launching an investigation as to how this happened, or is really behind it, who is financing it, or who may have financed the camp of anti lula pro bowl sonata or activists to work outside of only a kilometers for weeks and weeks in brazil. yeah. just a kilometers from the presidential palace, the supreme court and the congress building. and so there are, there are a lot of questions that haven't been answered yet. it's going to take some time, but he vowed that these questions would be answe

he joins me now from sao paolo welcome to the program. what was this in your view? was this an attempt to we're sure, 1st of all, thank you very much or didn't the asian for sure that was good. the am on the far off those on our old moles radicals orator and add something that both an arrow while he wasn't hours in the late that particularly against the supreme court. because the supreme court was always trying to, or scuse issue roles against bosa narrow are right. those issues. so that's, we're stealthily or great that he's not by both americans now. certainly, 8 that resulted constant and of heath ms behaviors, president that didn't really follow the course if no groups and how much i mean you hinted it in there. but how much personal influence, though, does ballston are continue to have? he's apparently not in the country at the moment, nevertheless, something like this. apparently a coordinated effort to cause trump problems there in bolivia has happened. wow. there is something quite we are to say the least. the chief of police are brasilia and are some power

who is an ass hewlett da silva, who is currently in sao paolo buys. he and his supporters, ab refused to accept the election defeats, will continue to say across cert, developments there in brazil to silver is now in sao paolo, supporters of terrible snar have for, essentially invaded at ministries there. ah, how ukraine's military is dismissed claims by russia that it's kill more than $600.00 ukrainian soldiers and a rocket strike in the eastern city of cram at hoist, cranes out of school was damaged. but to that, no one died in the attack. russia said the strike was in retaliation for ukraine's new year. strike, which killed dozens of russian soldiers, but provided no evidence to back up its claim. journalist at the scene said there was no sign of any casualties while local said windows blown out buildings, but there was nothing notable about the attack gluten ruble. the raw as an explosion embed another, a series of explosion, and one made the windows shake. really there's nothing else to tell you just a normal day near it. i just went back to slee

from san paolo where pele played, lived and became famous is having more days of mourning.ember, we didn't see one top champion? where are the champions of the world of 2002, what is ronaldinho, rinaldo, roberto, where are they? at the ceremony there was only two players that played with pele in the 60s and 70s, no one else. where are the famous players of the world, franz beckenbauer and so many others? no one came, we don't know about personal messages, but basically it will continue the next days and to answer your question, squares will be named after him. the biggest port of brazil, the port of santos will be called pele. fifa's president said 211 football associations were requested to name one stadium at least with the name of pele. we know that will not happen, so i believe there will be a wave of children in there will be a wave of children in the last six days, 28 children were named after him. in peru, during 2022, 700 kids have edson or pele in their name. it is a naming of streets, places and people. we will continue mourning the fact that even neymar didn't co

barricades, and they've also invaded the presidential palace and the supreme court. duleigh is away in sao paolo state hospital, and we'll be bringing you all the latest developments. sam from brazil as we get them, but moving on now, u. s. president joe biden has arrived in el paso in texas as his administration grapples with a growing migrant crisis. it's his 1st trip to the southern us border since taking office biden has already announced tighter rules to tackle illegal migration. cubans, nicaraguans and haitians will be sent back to mexico if they cross the frontier illegally. officials are also extending an existing program to stop venezuelans entering the united states, migrants crossed the rio grande river that separates mexico from the united states . all these people in search of a new start and a new life. some prepared to do what ever it takes to live the american dream, liberty. i went on the fly injured tones and hunger eat and ended up taking the legal route through the narrow paths while afterwards, most of them don't want to do it most want to cross him to the u. s. legally get

but the deep divisions remain across the nation. journalists em carry in san paula, paolo says it's no surprise that brazilian security forces have been accused of going easy on the riders specialist. and i miss him for a long time. worried how sectors of the police force would respond to orders or would they respond? the tool to orders that would go against the interest of both in our support and i think along the coming months. and it's likely that we will have more revelations on failures. and you know, probably outright complacency, by certain factors of the security apparatus, especially in the capital, brazil, where the governor, who's now been removed from duties, is a outspoken both in our support. and you know, it's one of the sectors where the regions of brazil web posting r o continues to have the most supports and that includes with the military police force. and we saw videos of this yesterday just quite frankly, the police not performing their duties in order to stop. and so they'll be a parliamentary inquiry most likely to find out exactly what went on and who is most re

but according to economists, paolo feldman of the university of south palo, just like football in the world of influences. very few actually make a living out of that profession. russia they, malloy europe. there are millions of football players in brazil, but very few of them are good though. the vast majority don't make it the 1st little 2nd or even 3rd divisions. and they earned very little as a same with influencers. young people are trying not, unfortunately, most of them can't make enough money to live on. and they give up this still in a country where social differences and racism persist. football was, seems the way out. and similarly, the tech industry in social media offering new pathways to build a future outside the formulas. in 2019 indian prime minister nor render moody proposed as country would become a 5 trillion dollar economy by 2025. now the school seems unlikely, but the government remains undeterred. one of the ways it hopes to reach that objective if a bit later than envisioned is to invest in drone technology, india, setting its sides high to become the global d

all right, well for more i can now talk to journalist sam kerry in the brazilian city of south paolo, sam, welcome to teach of you. so it's lou louis 3rd term in office. what can brazilians expect from his presidency? so why good evening festival? the 1st priority of the lunar government, as we know, is to basically, and in their own was to rescue 33 minium brazilians, which are suffering in extreme poverty. why now are suffering with hunger crisis. this doesn't 3000000 brazilians right now that's going hungry. this is the 1st priority of diluted government. the 2nd medium priority of the lunar government is cracked down on environmental crime and deforestation. in the amazon region in brazil, this is environmental crime. and the recitation going to lot was in recent years, organized crime groups consult themselves in the region. and then the 3rd priority of the little government, you know, the long term priority over the years is to return brazil, the sale of the growth and prosperity that was seen during the 1st 2 governments. so the difference between now and in 2003, when the bus

earlier i spoke with journalist sam callian sal, paolo, he gave us this update on the latest developments in brazil. well, these days we've seen more than 1200 risks. there's growing pressure on president biden in the united states to revoke balls in our former president, both in rose visa, it understood that he entered the united states on ahead of the state. these are known as a one these up because he left for the united states a few days before he was to get relinquish power. basically before noon was inaugurated, there's growing pressure on bite and it's revoke bokes and road us be whether that happens or not to say. and yeah, i mean the initial off them off all the destruction will likely give president lu assess in short term boost should come at least box present problems for govern ability. further down the road, it already shows that there is like a, a mass that are prepared to be bothered. i, like i said, it could preview the while. that would be a short term boost pollute. i need government because most people repudiate these act vandalism. that could be problems, could add to

a procession carried his body from south paolo to the stadium and his home town of santos, where he played for much of his iconic career. the stadium will be open for the public to pay their respects before private burial service. on tuesday, brazil's been observing 3 days of national morning since penny's death last thursday. get hot alpha will have more weld news of the top of the our up next on d. w, arctic blue documentary series a doctor for the day for happy youth . and we're interested in the global economy our portfolio d, w business beyond here is a closer look at the project. our mission.

the murders of anti—mafia investigators giovanni falcone and paolo borsellino, in 1992, and a seriesan mafia. kind of advert for the power of the sicilian mafia. my fundamental takeaway from this is that it is yet another sign of the deep, deep trouble that the sicilian mafia is in. messina denaro was nicknamed "diabolik". before today, the only known photos of him date back to the 1990s. he'd been on the run since 1993. italy's interior minister has described him as "an extremely dangerous fugitive", saying his arrest marks "an extraordinary day for the state". here's professor anna sergi, an expert on the mafia. matteo messina denaro embodied the true identity of cosa nostra, the one that was, that reached its peak in the '90s but then eventually, it was also the demise of the organisation because of the choices that they made. but for everyone, the fact that he was so unreachable, that he had been on the run for 30 years, was actually something to be proud of, that the most important criminal organisation of italy historically, its head, impossible to catch boss was something that

there's no alternative given what happened 30 years ago when sicilian prosecutors giovanni falcone and paoloing moment in italy's modern history. their heroism still revered today. gratteri has devoted, even sacrificed his life to this struggle. the man for decades on the kill list of mobsters is hardened, but doesn't look back. we drive across the lush toe of italy, stronghold of the ndrangheta since the 19th century. its family clans controlling the mountain villages. from there, they've spread terror through killings and kidnappings, deadly massacres elsewhere in europe traced to their rivalry in calabria. today, their currency is cocaine, smuggled through gioia tauro, italy's busiest container port. the ndrangheta helped build it and funnel the drugs onwards east. the mafia's annual income an estimated $60 billion. cocaine seizures here have tripled in the past two years. military hardware bound for russia was also intercepted. a recent police operation two years in the making swooped on port workers who were part of a massive ndrangheta smuggling ring. 35 were arrested and seven tons of

glorious comeback, and in the final stage, in three consecutive years, he overtook the support of paolo, and for the 33rd time, he reached the finals of hoofs. he has the opportunity to win the championship in europe australia has reached the record of 22 rafael nadal's stunning record of 39 consecutive victories in the tournaments held in australia and also has 27 australians . i have reached the finals in melbourne once again . the championship will be reached on the opposite side of the greek side of the contract, who defeated the seed in the final four of the australian open and went to the final match. i hope that i can take revenge for the defeat of the french grand slam final, improve the statistics of the opponent's games, and have a presence in the finals of the biggest competitions. now that i have arrived here, i want to fight for the championship, i know that i have a good match against my opponent, but to compete with the prepared republic of australia, the competition will be attractive and spectacular, and the result is who i didn't have, and the championship of the compe

so paolo alive now to monica n. okay. if he's outside the panata palace in brasilia, monica president, luda raising concerns about exactly where the armies, loyalties lie and the handling of course of these demonstrations are yes, but all so last night he gave yet another very short interview where he said that he was not going to point fingers right now, what he's feeling and what analysts here that we've been speaking to have said is that he came out of this crisis of this attack strengthen because in one day yesterday he had 27 governors of all the brazilian states. here in brasilia, even those that were bull. so now supporters of former president you um for present valuable. they were all up in favor of democracy defending by chris c. so they were all acting against a common enemy. and he also all the 3 legislative powers, i mean the 3 powers, all rally together, also in defense of democracy and the markets saw this is a very good sign, and that is wide that the, the markets reacted positively to this. now the greates

is 82 in south paolo now from oakland to london. the world has been ringing in 2023. he has a quick look at some of the new year's celebrations. ah ah, with ah ah, i brokerage i got the headlines here on al jazeera explosions of shaken ukraine's capital less than an hour into the new year. they follow a barrage of missile strikes by russia targeting keys and other cities. the 1st blasts of 2023 hit. 2 districts. leaders around the world are paying tribute to former pope benedict. the 16th who has died at the age of 90. 5 benedict led the catholic church for just under 8 years. he stepped down in 2013 because of ill health. for his success, a pope francis said he was a gift to the world. if an underlying i sent the laser request a momento at this moment, our thoughts go to our dearest pope benedict. the 16th who left us this morning. it was, it is with emotion that we remember this person so noble, so kind of young and we feel in our heart such gratitude to see gratitude to god for having gifted him to the church and the world do gratitude to him with all the good he h

so paolo, i felt like a lot of other people, there were often times when we didn't have enough to eat bag it. we lost my father when i was 70. and when i was 15, my mother introduced me to the workers party like, oh, i should have said about a boy. yeah, you want me up a made my 1st election. i was 16 and worked for louis campaign. the law that was in 2002, when he was elected president, my life really changed, then it'll close again. i was able to study and eventually financed this apartment . thanks to government programs. well, that's good. i must go. vandal. i took a vocational course provided by the union that led me to the job i have to day to kimmy live ortho, we pay able to portion. and there were benefits that might seem small to people on the outside. big cat, but have the potential to completely change someone's life about the the dom up is sola next oh wow. miles can increase. does christians, if we defend light vendor against abortion, global kids in the way, who started mom is bella, marianna, the washer kid came to his god, who gave live, then only he can take it away.

losing the presidential election to president louisa. nasty o. lulu de silver, who is currently in sao paolo, but ball center in his support is refused to accept the election defeat all scenarios supported the state a series of demonstrations after the results were announced, blocking highways and camping outside the military headquarters. well, let's get more now from mechanic he have, she's been monitoring developments that presidio. she joined us on the phone from rio de janeiro. what can you tell us about the presence of security forces in this very sensitive part of priscilla and how these protest is we're able to overpower them? well, that is the question. everybody is asking why have not the security for what is being ready is this is something that has been expected. every analysts to during the past month had said, this is a pretty good because it's, it's printing from a trump pretty book that former president has been following from day one. everybody thought that there would be a similar situation as it was in capitol hill. now this happened in has a very peculiar architecture. it

excellent. prior, paolo alfonso and says these protests could have been anticipated a vi. this is jessica good. it looks the protestors blame president lula for his past, saying that he is a thief and a corrupt official. but it was all decided through the court and it was proved that he was not guilty. in fact, they cannot accept the result of the election. they want both scenario to return. they say that the elections are unfair and there should be reelections. they say both sanara must return to power. both to morrow himself is in the usa. interestingly, only 2 days have passed since the anniversary of the date when the trumpets occupied the american capital. it can be said that there is a split in society among 120000000 votes. the difference is $2000000.00. this shows that society is divided into almost 2 halves, but i do not know that concessions are possible on the part of the authorities. it is not at all clear how this will be resolved. so now every one is looking at the situation and just can't believe what they see. but in reality, it could have been predicted. o

inside brazil's presidential palace communications minister, paolo p mentor shows us where mobs, calling for the overthrow of the government 1st entered his office on sunday. he says, supporters of former president jade bull sonata, destroyed everything inside the 2 adjacent rooms and still documents, computer files, video cameras, and sensitive security information on a hard drive. while some still the flag other says be meant that knew exactly what to take and where to find it. you give them a few of them. one person was arrested yesterday and inside the backpack was a laptop from the institutional security bureau. the minister concedes that some security forces in charge of defending the capital were complicit in the attack. nevertheless, he insists it's made prisoner lula, the silver stronger. if it was what you mean, the super soda served for brazilian society to give a great demonstration of appreciation for its democracy and institutions give more large segments of the population that did not support lula at this moment or behind them, the supreme court of law and the legislative

and so paolo and other cities, they're also angry and are demanding accountability. these people have to be punished. the bosses have to be punished. so people who have funding them have to be punished. brazil is how much bigger than what we saw the other day. those people do not represent brazil. we represent brazil. ah, some demonstrators chanted no amnesty. they don't want the government to brush this challenge to democracy under the rug. like what was done after brazil's military dictatorship in the name of reconciliation pro democracy protestors say that was a mistake, which must not be repeated. leaders of the us, canada and mexico are holding the 2nd day of talks in mexico city. the 3 countries together make a 3rd of the global economy, so their cooperation is closely watched around the world known as the 3 amigos summit. the event is attended by u. s. president joe biden, canadian prime minister justin trudeau and mexican president, andras manuel lip. lopez, or adore monday's talks focused on illegal migration and drug smuggling, with biden, under pressure to

until he died at the age of 82 in south. paolo now from oakland to london, the world has been ringing in 2023. has a quick look at some of the new year celebration ah with with with ah, ah, richard of the headlines here on al jazeera explosions of shaken ukraine's capital less than an hour into the new year. they follow a barrage of missiles strikes by russia.

he is in sao paolo, a boston, aren't as supporters have refused to accept the election to fate. by ging, as we opened his board as dismantling the final pillar of his era colored policy, which shielded its people, but also cut them off from the rest of the world. huge cues formed as people stream back into the country by at land and sea with incoming travellers no longer required to quarantine coincided with the beginning of the lunar new year travel period and a surgeon cases across the country. katrina, you has more from beijing. people here are elated people i've spoken to are overjoyed to them. this marks the real end of the strict 0 curve policy that china has been under for almost 3 years. that policy involved lengthy, quarantined for those coming from abroad as well as just general restrictions on movement for those who didn't even leave the country. now, according to a travel agency, one of the biggest here in china interest in overseas travel has jumped by about 80 percent of people searching various destinations. the top favorite so far is thailand, but also a lot of i

support for their elected government. turning out by the thousands for pro democracy rallies in sao paolo and other cities. they're also angry and are demanding accountability. these people have to be punished. the bosses have to be punished. you know, people who are funding them have to be punished. brazil is so much bigger than what we saw the other day. those people do not represent pizelle. we represent brazil. ah, some demonstrators chanted no amnesty. they don't want the government to brush this challenge to democracy under the rug. like what was done after brazil's military dictatorship in the name of reconciliation. democracy protestors say that was a mistake which must be repeated. and here are some other stories making headlines. at least 17 people have died in peru and clashes between anti government protesters and security forces. over the past month, the demonstrators loyal to the jailed former president pedro castillo, have been demanding the resignation of the new president. dina will not large parts of the us state of california are under flood and mudslide warnings as a s

now in sao paolo glenmere cas howard, professor of political science at funder. so g tele, of august university, a rabbit nissan. i'm a 30 professor of international relations at how any university in london, vinicius, to cover you, reader and brazilian, and latin american studies of kings college london. he is also editor of the anthem, brazilian, that is serious. welcome to the program, gillard me. many father, the inauguration was going to be a moment of unity, but at the same time we saw a look at a silver very critical denouncing the legacy of his predecessor balsam arrow. well, i think we have 2 separate words and deeds lula has to, to reach out to his supporters to his core supporters who happened to be left leaning progressive. so i think that the migration speech made sense in this logic of reaching out to his, his own political base, his constituents. but at the same time, we see that the composition of louis cabinets is very diverse. the workers party doesn't have not as many ministries used to have during during lewis to 1st to 10 years in office. so

and we can now talk a journalist name kelly is falling all of this from sao paolo, sam. what's the latest on the aftermath of those riots in the capital? yes, so 1500 people have been arrested. the majority of them are being kept in a gym or the federal police in the even brazilian, quite an astonishing scene. actually lots of people packed into this, into this, you know, big but like relatively small space considering how many people there are. you know, we just had the justice minister just now uh, flavio geno saying that, you know, actually everything is calm. things are working properly. the democratic institutions are working as normal. but even still, this is like a match. a shock for the, the, the, the government of lease, and absolutely the silver i was let's not forget literally began last sunday on new year's day on the 1st of january. so this is a huge issue straight away in the short term. you could probably imagine that this could even get government a boost because what we had seen is congress coming together, the powers in the capital, brazilian coming tog

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