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Oct 9, 2026

Thais BilenkyHOST
26:58
O meu ponto que eu quero fazer aqui é o seguinte: o Rio de Janeiro já tem a fama, prendeu todo mundo menos a Benedita, todos os governadores eleitos.
Thais BilenkyHOST
27:08
Benedita da Silva, que não foi eleita senadora, e sim seus dois cabos do PL junto com o Ruas.
Thais BilenkyHOST
27:15
O que eu quero falar é que o que, quem ocupa o poder no Rio de Janeiro, e cada vez mais robustamente, é um grupo e não um candidato.
Thais BilenkyHOST
27:24
Os candidatos desse grupo, eles são descartáveis.

14 MINS LATER

Thais BilenkyHOST
41:53
Porém, é uma garantia muito tênue, porque-
José Roberto de ToledoHOST
41:56
Dura até fevereiro
Thais BilenkyHOST
41:58
...o novo Congresso tem, de partida, 30 senadores do PL.
Thais BilenkyHOST
42:03
Foram eleitos 19, mais aqueles que já tavam, 28.
Vera MagalhãesHOST
9:18
Fazer reformas econômicas, como ele disse que era a isso que ele tava se referindo, também não tem nada a ver com redemocratizar o país, assim como uma reforma do Judiciário, quando concebida apenas como uma reforma do Judiciário, também não tem esse condão.
Vera MagalhãesHOST
9:32
Então quando você fala em redemocratizar o país, cê tá querendo dar, na verdade, um aviso ali, falar diretamente a esse eleitor mais radicalizado, que votou majoritariamente em candidatos do PL, candidatos do núcleo mais ideológico do PL, aqueles que tinham a pauta do indulto ao Jair Bolsonaro e do impeachment de ministros do Supremo como cerne do seu discurso.
Vera MagalhãesHOST
9:57
Então você tá acenando a essa ala do eleitorado de que: "Olha, vocês votaram e eu vou fazer aquilo que eu já tinha..." Ele prometeu ao longo de toda a campanha, compromisso com essas pautas.
Vera MagalhãesHOST
10:10
Ele voltou a dizer agora que o pai vai subir a rampa com ele e que os, é, expatriados, como ele chama, vão voltar pra abra-abraçar os seus filhos.

17 MINS LATER

speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
27:38
Eu espero que o Lula consiga virar.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
27:41
É a minha, meu desejo.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
27:44
Tenho apreensão com, com ele não, com a, com a política que tá entranhada no PL.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
27:52
Não interessa o que os outros pensam, interessa só o que o partido pensa.
Evan EllisGUEST
2:17
The entire, uh, lower house of the Congress and two-thirds of the upper house of the Congress were, uh, were, were elected.
Evan EllisGUEST
2:23
Um, and, uh, uh, Bolsonaro's Liberal Party, uh, did exceptionally well.
Evan EllisGUEST
2:27
Uh, as a matter of fact, uh, they, uh, captured, uh, um, they, they doubled their representation in the Senate.
Evan EllisGUEST
2:32
Uh, they did very, very well in, in, in the lower house.

6 MINS LATER

Evan EllisGUEST
8:12
And in many ways it's, uh, um, it's, it's a bit like the Kennedys, but it's also, uh, a bit like the Trump family, where you see, uh, you know, people who are each, uh, very different in their own right and, and yet at the same time, uh, each member o- of the clan in, in their own way is supporting and also, um, uh, taking advantage of the, the, the legacy of Jair Bolsonaro.
Evan EllisGUEST
8:31
So, uh, and I think that will continue to be important, uh, going forward, uh, uh, not only how the Bolsonaros, uh, take this forward, uh, and, and press forward for things like, uh, amnesty for, um, for their, their father, which seems, uh, possible now, especially with the, uh, the number of sympathetic persons that they have in the Senate that they would need to potentially change laws and even impeach some of the Supreme Court justices, uh, such as, uh, de Moraes, uh, responsible for this lawfare campaign ag- ag- against their father.
Evan EllisGUEST
8:58
But, uh, some of the ways in which, uh, this could, uh, uh, lead them to, um, to, to, to implement other, uh, broad-ranging changes, uh, leveraging their Liberal Party and, and leveraging some of what is called the Central, the centrist parties, who if, uh, uh, the Bolsonaros come to power, uh, may, uh, shift from collaborating with, w- with the PT and Lula to collaborating with the Bolsonaros in, in this, uh, very different new era.
John BatchelorHOST
9:21
The stock market is rallying and there are lots of boosting remarks.
speaker_1HOST
3:49
Brazil's election gives Bolsonaro's party a historic congressional presence.
speaker_0HOST
3:55
Brazil's congressional elections have strengthened the Liberal Party, known as PL, giving it a potentially historic presence in the Senate.
speaker_0HOST
4:02
The party won nineteen of the fifty-four seats contested and is projected to hold twenty-eight senators when the new legislature begins, the largest opening bloc for any party since the nineteen eighty-eight constitution.
speaker_0HOST
4:14
It also increased its representation in the lower house to one hundred twenty-one deputies.
Alba LeivaGUEST
37:37
Solo Lula nos va a poder salvar, solo en Lula confío, en el individuo.
Alba LeivaGUEST
37:40
Pero si nos fijamos, porque esto era unas megaelecciones, si nos fijamos en las elecciones más a nivel parlamentario, arrasa el partido, el Partido Liberal, el partido de los-- de, de, de Bolsonaro.
Alba LeivaGUEST
37:51
O sea, tenemos veintiocho escaños frente a nueve del Partido de los Trabajadores, si, si no me equivoco.
Alba LeivaGUEST
37:56
Eh, por lo tanto, vemos un, un claro descalabro de ese-
Alba LeivaGUEST
38:43
Y en cambio, se, se loca-- se, se percibe a su padre como mucho más evangélico que el propio Fa-Flavio Bolsona-Bolsonaro, alguien que sí que encarna esos valores.
Alba LeivaGUEST
38:52
Entonces, esas diferencias padre e hijo creo que van a ser interesantes de seguir, sobre todo cuando el propio Jair Bolsonaro salga de la tarce-- de la cárcel, si gana, si gana Fa-Flavio en la segunda vuelta.
JonHOST
39:01
Hemos visto un avance de, de, de ese Partido Liberal de, de los Bolsonaro, eh, sobre todo en ciudades pequeñas, en zonas del interior y sobre todo en el sur, donde el tema del agro, de esa industria agropecuaria, tiene mucho peso, ¿no? Había-- las estadísticas marcan que la diferencia o el cre-- ese crecimiento electoral de los Bolsonaro ha sido significativamente mayor, creo que ocho puntos o, o algo así, en la-- en los estados en los que el agro representa más del cincuenta por ciento de la economía.
JonHOST
39:29
Eh, quiero que me habléis, porque es muy interesante esa relación entre esa política conservadora brasileña y esos sectores económicos, eh, vinculados al agro, ¿no? ¿Cómo, cómo se, cómo se configuran esas alianzas en Brasil?
Paloma DuránHOST
3:53
De un lado tenemos a Lula da Silva, el actual presidente de ochenta años del Partido de los Trabajadores, buscando un cuarto mandato, algo que nadie ha logrado en la historia de Brasil.
Paloma DuránHOST
4:05
Del otro lado tenemos a Flávio Bolsonaro, de cuarenta y cinco años, senador del Partido Liberal e hijo mayor del expresidente Jair Bolsonaro, quien cumple una condena de veintisiete años por liderar un trama golpista tras perder las elecciones en 2022.
Paloma DuránHOST
4:22
Desde marzo, su papá está en prisión domiciliaria por problemas de salud, pero sin celular, sin redes sociales y eso es orden judicial.
Paloma DuránHOST
4:31
Y fue él quien desde la cárcel eligió a su hijo como candidato para estas elecciones.
Paloma DuránHOST
9:35
En São Paulo, el estado más rico y poblado de Brasil, el gobernador Tarcisio de Freitas fue reelecto con veintiséis puntos de ventaja sobre Fernando Haddad, que era visto como el posible sucesor de Lula.
Paloma DuránHOST
9:48
Un fuerte golpe al partido del presidente.
Paloma DuránHOST
9:51
En el Congreso, el Partido Liberal ganó fuerza y esto importa mucho porque de acuerdo a expertos de El País, podría abrir la puerta a dos cosas: una, la destitución de jueces del Supremo Tribunal y dos, una amnistía, que es como un perdón, para los condenados por el asalto a las instituciones de Brasilia, o sea, aquellos que intentaron dar un golpe de estado.
Paloma DuránHOST
10:12
Además, la familia de Bolsonaro tendrá presencia directa en el Congreso.
Paz Rodríguez NiellHOST
6:02
En el balotaje, el 25 de octubre, se enfrentarán el presidente socialista Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva y el senador de extrema derecha Flavio Bolsonaro.
Jorge EspinosaHOST
6:10
Bolsonaro.En la primera vuelta, el domingo pasado, Bolsonaro, del Partido Liberal, ocupó el primer lugar con el cuarenta y siete por ciento de los votos.
Jorge EspinosaHOST
6:19
Lula, del Partido de los Trabajadores, el PT, obtuvo el cuarenta y cinco.
Jorge EspinosaHOST
6:23
La diferencia fue de unos dos millones de papeletas.
Geoff ShullenbergerPANELIST
48:50
And there's a lot of sort of horse trading and, and the, the Congress has generally been also incapable of governing because, because of this dynamic.
Geoff ShullenbergerPANELIST
48:59
It seems that there may be a consolidation in terms of, uh, of the, the broader right, which has been fragmented among all these various parties into the, the Bolsonaro party, which is, you know, ironically for an American perspective called the Liberal Party, um, and will, um, you know, potentially be able to, to govern more.
Geoff ShullenbergerPANELIST
49:24
But interestingly, the, the form that that government will likely take is, uh, A, towards a greater alignment with and thus kind of deference and submission to, to the United States, at least for as long as the, the Trump administration lasts, and B, towards a greater deference to, to big business.
Geoff ShullenbergerPANELIST
49:48
And so to that extent, you know, the, the likely outcome of this is somewhat ironic, which is that, um, the, the political faction that will actually have a greater ability to govern than has been the case in, in previous recent mandates is actually not that interested in, in governing because it, it's more interested in, you know, essentially deferring to the, the preferences and interests of a certain subset of, of society, which is happy to align itself sort of politically and geopolitically with whatever the, the Trump administration wants, and meanwhile just kind of wants to allow the, um, the thriving of, of big business and particularly agribusiness.
AllisonCORRESPONDENT
17:46
And the results were not isolated to the presidential race.
AllisonCORRESPONDENT
17:48
Bolsonaro's Liberal Party also surged in Congress, increasing its Senate representation from 15 seats to a whopping 28, and emerging with the largest single-party representation in both chambers.
AllisonCORRESPONDENT
18:01
That matters because it suggests Sunday's results was part of a much broader Right-wing political shift.
AllisonCORRESPONDENT
18:10
The technical report examined whether voting results differed depending on the generation of electronic voting machine being used.
Carol DiviakHOST
0:33
The first round of Brazil's general elections on Sunday produced a political earthquake.
Carol DiviakHOST
0:38
Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, son and political heir of former President Jair Bolsonaro, who is serving a 27-year prison sentence for leading the 2022-23 coup conspiracy, finished first with forty seven per cent of the valid votes against forty five point two per cent for incumbent president louis ignacio lula da silva of the workers party pt defying the final polls which had placed lula ahead flavio received fifty six point one million votes two point two five million more than the incumbent and enters the october twenty five run off as the favourite this result was not confined to the presidential race bolsonaro's liberal party the pl elected one hundred and twenty one federal deputies up from ninety nine in twenty twenty two the largest delegation won by any single party since the nineteen eighty eight constitution In the Senate, it won 19 of the 54 seats in contention and will hold 28 of the 181 seats, more than a third of the chamber.
Carol DiviakHOST
1:48
In the States, the right consolidated its hold, winning in the first round the governorships of most of the South and Southeast, the country's economic heartland.
Carol DiviakHOST
2:00
A verdict on the broad front.

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