00:00hello studios it's a pleasure to greet you one more time here from san sábado square in rio
00:07de janeiro after this historic turnaround election for luis ignacio lula da selva and
00:13his fourth mandate over 10 million votes between 10 million and 11 million votes
00:20are the votes that lula da selva gained from the first round to the second round it's a historic
00:28record he actually got over 64 million votes total that is a record for brazilian democracy
00:37and the last record was from lula silva himself as well truly a historic election we have been
00:44following so many details and we could go into a lot of things but i think that tonight the most
00:51important thing to keep in mind is that there was an election that for experts for political
00:58analysts it was mathematically almost impossible if you looked at the numbers from the first round
01:05and you added up who was ideological closer to one candidate or the other if it was possible for
01:13lula da selva in this case to turn that election around it was so difficult that many said couldn't
01:20happen and it did and not only that it did it by a way larger margin that many expected and
01:29that was
01:29just because there was so much mobilization it was truly a conquest of the people we need to talk about
01:37the historic history of lula da selva and his trajectory in politics and we'll probably be talking
01:43about that what it means for this 80 year old politician who was a worker a union leader and who
01:52for example this week was called nine fingers by his opponent because he lost a finger working
01:59in his factory and he came from that place and became one of the most important leaders of the global
02:08south
02:09with the respect of the largest nations in the world and always continuing a project that has to do
02:16with developing a sovereign nation and doing so for the benefit of the majorities but beside
02:26the personal trajectory of losing national other silva this is a conquest of the people who have mobilized
02:32on the streets and have mobilized on social network have understood a new way of doing politics that
02:39this moment needs a way that also demands for example denouncing the interference of great technological
02:46companies of meta everything all of that has happened in this election and the people mobilized have
02:53made what seemed impossible possible and we'll have so much to talk about but for now we have this
03:01beautiful pictures and images from Rio de Janeiro that we wanted to share with you we'll have more analysis
03:07about the week for now i go back to you
