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Thank. You. This is to give you news live from berlin World Leaders gathered for the g. 7 summit in the french city. They are hoping to reach a consensus on a range of issues including global trade Climate Change and Irans Nuclear program but divisions are deep and its unlikely u. S. President donald trump will join the ranks with his counterparts also coming up. Brazil sends in the army to battle those forced fires and across Latin America demands are growing louder for more action to protect the rainforest. Plus drive
police again confront protesters in hong kong over their demands to protect their territories independence from china the latest from our correspondent the turtle. Thanks for joining us leaders of a deeply divided group of 7 leading industrial countries are meeting in the french resort town of. Efforts to reach consensus looks set to founder over thorny issues including global trade Climate Change and Irans Nuclear Program Divisions are so deep that for the 1st time in
Who has been resurrected in brazilian politics because they try to bury me alive and i m here. reporter: a gratified lula pledged brazil is back for its citizens and the world. translator: from january 1st 2023 i will govern for 15 million brazilians and not just those who voted for me. there are not two brazils. we re all one country, one people, one great nation. reporter: lula supporters flooded the streets of sao paulo relishing a fresh start. uniting this country now will be difficult and quite a challenge for lula as he also considers a very determined opposition. bolsonaro did not formally concede on election night. the last time brazilians saw their president was when he voted. but even the head of the brazil s congress, bolsonaro
Out for what was supposed to be a fun halloween saturday night and unfortunately didn t come home. there are reports that potentially there were not enough police out on there were not enough police out on the streets. there were not enough police out on the streets- there were not enough police out on the streets. yeah, that is something that is going the streets. yeah, that is something that is going to the streets. yeah, that is something that is going to be the streets. yeah, that is something that is going to be one the streets. yeah, that is something that is going to be one of the streets. yeah, that is something that is going to be one of the - that is going to be one of the central questions of the investigation which has now started. there is no official explanation given by the authorities as to what caused this crush but there are some things we do know. we know that the vast majority of these 154 people who died on saturday night died just across here. about 20
Addressing her breach of the ministerial code. it was a tight race, but in the end by a very narrow margin brazil s left wing former leader luiz inacio lula da silva has won the country s presidential election. it s a stunning comeback for him, two decades after he first came into office. byjust two percentage points, he beat the far right incumbent, jair bolsonaro, who still hasn t conceded defeat. under mr bolsonaro s rule, brazil suffered one of the world s deadliest outbreaks of covid, and deforestation in the amazon. 0ur south america correspondent katy watson reports. cheering. celebration on the streets of sao paulo, and a sense of relief. they predicted a tight race, and it was a nailbiter to the very end. i feel relieved not only for the brazilian people, but for the whole planet, for the amazon, for the democracy, for human rights.