00:00In Brazil, the Workers' Party asked the federal Supreme Court to open an urgent investigation
00:04to protect the Brazilian electoral process in the face of possible foreign interference
00:09to favor Flavio Bolsonaro's candidacy.
00:12According to the party, there have been reports of political, economic and digital pressure,
00:18as well as sanctions against Brazilian authorities.
00:21These actions are intended to discredit the electoral system.
00:24According to reports from the Brazilian intelligence agency,
00:26the United States intends to intervene in the October 4th elections
00:30to redirect Latin America's political and economic agenda.
00:34It also warns that pressure from Washington could stress Brazil's relations with other countries
00:39and create trade tensions.
00:40For its part, the government condemns extreme interference in the upcoming elections.
00:51And Brazil's Ministry of Finance confirms that the company that financed the film
00:55about Jair Bolsonaro received money from organized crime.
00:59Minister Dario Durigan reported that the company Inversiones y Participaciones
01:03was responsible for transferring the money between banker Daniel Borcado
01:07and the production of Dark Horse for the film about the political career of the former president,
01:13with the goal of laundering money and hiding active funds.
01:16These statements come as part of the third phase of Operation Hidden Carbon,
01:20which seeks to dismantle money laundering networks.
01:22The Minister also explained that the investigation aims to dismantle the networks
01:27that hide the origin and destination of the funds.
01:30In the third phase of the operation, the amount involved is $3.56 million.
01:35The one has to remove it from the spending term in the construction market.
01:35At the second quarter, the government is making a decision to minimize the third phase of the country
01:36For example, the government is Cleavet, and the government is making a decision to donate
01:36And the government is making a decision to reduce the importance of the law
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