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if god is for us, who is against us? he who did not withhold his own son but gave him up for all of us, will he not also give us everything else? who will bring any charge against god's elect? it is god who justifies. who is to condemn? it is christ jesus who died, yes, who was raised, who is at the right hand of god and intercedes for us. who will separate us from the love of christ? will hardship, or distress or persecution or famine or nakedness or peril or sorrow? as it is written, for your sake we are being killed all day long. no, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us, for i am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers, nor things present nor
us. he who did not withhold his own son but gave him up for all of us, will he not also give us everything else. who will bring any charge against god's elect. it is god who justifies who is to condemn. it is christ jesus who died, yes, who was raised and who is at the right hand of god who indeed inseeds for us. who will separate us from the love of christ, will hardship or distress or persecution nor famine or nakedness or peril or sort, as it is written for your sake we are being killed all day long. know in all these things were more than conquerers through him who loved us. for i am convinced that neither death, nor life nor angels nor things to come nor height nor depth nor anything else in all creation will be able to
son but gave him up for all of us, will he not also give us everything else? who will bring any charge against god's elect. it is god who justifies. who is to condemn? it is christ jesus who died, yes, who was raised, who was at the right hand of god, who will separate us from the love of christ, hardship or distress or famine or nakedness or peril or sort. as it is written for your sake we are being killed all day long. in all these things we are more than conquer orrors in he who loved us for him convinced that neither death, lane gels, rulers nor things present, nor things to come, nor powers, nor heights, nor depths nor anything else in all creation will be
translation: it was here | they tried to stop us in 2018. i think the hand of god that saved me. he wanted me to be president. and brazil is doing so well. it's a rich country, robbed by the left who was in power. chants of "mito" — or myth — his nickname among his devoted fans. he is the mito. he is the best one for brazil. he is the best president for brazil. he is honest, he is very popular. i can trust in bolsonaro. his rival lula chose to kick off his campaign at a car factory, staying true to his political roots as a union leader and metalworker in sao paulo. translation: you made me the best president brazil ever had. _ he's got this woman's vote without a doubt. translation: lula defends the rights of the poorest, the most humble, -
take on the left—wing former leader, luiz inacio lula da silva. the latest opinion poll puts mr lula da silva in the lead with forty—four per cent of the vote, with mr bolsonaro on thirty—two per cent. from brazil, here's our correspondent katy watson: horns honk. back on the road and back on the bike. it's bolsonaro's favourite way of campaigning. driving throuthuiz de fora, he paraded for his fans. this is a small city that has huge significance for bolsonaro. it was here four years ago he was stabbed at a rally, a defining moment in the previous campaign and a moment he alluded to at today's event, saying he'd been born again. translation: it was here | they tried to stop us in 2018. i thank the hand of god that saved me. he wanted me to be president. and brazil is doing so well. it's a rich country, robbed
is coming. >> you say human impact. ask that is such an important part of this. he with try to cover the -- the facts, the law, but the real people impacted and regard to pregnancy, men have a role here, too. and, all of this has to be dealt with and has to be understood. we put together just a little bit of ha people are saying. this is people's own posts, things they chose to share online, tiktok and else are about all of this. take a look. >> they are pro-profrt and pro inequality. >> you are cool with the government forcing us to have a baby even though we're not ready? yeah, you have no rights over your own body. ♪ i am the righteous hand of god ♪ >> it is always kind of awkward when you are waurging with someone about apportion and they don't know you had an abortion, right? >> you know what the treatment for a miscarriage that won't leave your body is? it is an abortion. if you can't get these treatments, these abortions, you die. >> and i am not ready to be a
the british square — that name was scrapped, too. but most pointedly, perhaps, was the fact they decided to build the monument to the fallen right in front of it. every day, the soldiers are remembered. every day, argentines come and pay their respects at this memorial in buenos aires. this is a war that feels very current. the pain and the anger haven't gone away. take the world cup of 1986, for example, when maradona scored against england. many saw that as payback for the uk's victory in the war. the hand of god made maradona an argentine god, such was the feeling among people here. most argentinians cite the un as backing their cause — that's because of a recommendation by the un special committee on decolonization. in 1965, the un general assembly adopted resolution 2065, in which it talked about the cherished aim of bringing to an end everywhere colonialism in all its forms, one of which covers the case of the falkland islands, or the malvinas, inviting both governments to proceed
the english tower. it was a gift in 1916 by the british community here in buenos aires to mark 100 years of argentina's independence. but after 1982, its name was scrapped. it became the monumental tower and the plaza that it sits in, the british square — that name was scrapped, too. but most pointedly, perhaps, was the fact they decided to build the monument to the fallen right in front of it. taps plays. every day, the soldiers are remembered. every day, argentines come and pay their respects at this memorial in buenos aires. this is a war that feels very current. the pain and the anger haven't gone away. take the world cup of 1986, for example, when maradona scored against england. many saw that as payback for the uk's victory in the war. the hand of god made maradona an argentine god, such was the feeling
argentina's independence. but after 1982, its name was scrapped. it became the monumental tower and the plaza that it sits in, the british square — that name was scrapped, too. but most pointedly, perhaps, was the fact they decided to build the monument to the fallen right in front of it. every day, the soldiers are remembered. every day, argentines come and pay their respects at this memorial in buenos aires. this is a war that feels very current. the pain and the anger haven't gone away. take the world cup of 1986, for example, when maradona scored against england. many saw that as payback for the uk's victory in the war. the hand of god made maradona an argentine god, such was the feeling among people here. most argentinians cite the un as backing their cause — that's because of a