[music] [music] [music] [applause] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [ music] Attention, here [music] [music] [music] [music] heart. ends ends ends Ó to stop. [applause] [applause] [applause] It's over, it's over, it's over. Now it's over. I [applause] Your [cry] my God, my Lord Jesus. Jesus. of the Republic. [Music] The President of the Republic, Luís Inácio Lula da Silva, arrives at the site of the civic-military parade on September 7th, commemorating the 24th anniversary of Brazil's Independence, accompanied by Mrs. Janja Lula da Silva, and is received by the Minister of State for Defense, José Múcio Monteiro, and by the commanders of the Army squadron, Army General Tomás Miguel Min Ribeiro Paiva, and of the Air Force, Lieutenant Brigadier Marcelo da Maceno. [Cry] Military honors will be rendered to the President of the Federative Republic of Brazil. [music] [music] [music] The national anthem will be performed by the fanfare of the first cavalry regiment of guards Dragoons of Independence, interpreted by the choir of students from the Military College of Brasília. During the playing of the national anthem, we will be able to observe a demonstration of parachute jumps by members of the Brazilian Navy, the Brazilian Army, and the Brazilian Air Force, carrying the flags of sovereign Brazil, their respective branches, and our national flag. We invite everyone present to sing the national anthem. [music] [music] Impião das [music] rascidas do povo heróico brado resumbante no sol da liberdade vários fújicos brilhau no céu da [music] pátria na instante se o senhor [music] conseguir conquista com nossos pontes e sos [music] a liberdade desafio a nossa feito o mesmo morte [music] sem que eu [music] é para nós fazer o [music] resplandece de baixo pela própria natureza [music] terra adorada encontra as tuas palavras [music] corações amado [music] [music] Deitado eternamente [music] nesse espleê ao sol no mar, a luz no céu profundo. Fuguras ao Brasil floral da iluminada ao sol do novo mundo. that the land of joas [music] has more flowers ours has more life [music] our life will no longer be [music] [music] struggles aside [music] of this flora in the past [song] our beloved land among others [ music] beloved [music] Brazil, [music] [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the team of military personnel that we observe at this moment descending from the skies of the nation's capital, is composed of Major Vilena, a member of the Comets team, carrying the flag of sovereign Brazil, and the third sergeant, a member of the Neptunes team, carrying the flag of the Brazilian Navy. Second Sergeant Gessé, a member of the Cometas team, carrying the Brazilian army flag. [Applause] Ladies and gentlemen, approaching the presidential platform is the commander of the civic-military parade, Major General João Felipe Dias Alves, military commander of the Planalto. The Planalto military commander, one of the eight area military commands of the Brazilian army, is responsible for the states of Goiás and Tocantins, the Federal District, and the Triângulo Mineiro region. General Felipe will request authorization from the President of the Republic to begin the parade. Major General João Felipe Dias Alves, military commander of the Planalto region. I request authorization to begin the civic-military parade commemorating the 24th anniversary of Brazil's Independence. Authorization granted. [applause] This year, the civic-military parade on September 7th in Brasília will feature approximately 4,000 participants, including civilians and military personnel, men and women gathered to celebrate Brazil's independence. Representatives from the Armed Forces, public security forces, educational institutions, and different segments of Brazilian society will parade along the avenue. The parade will also feature approximately 120 vehicles and 30 motorcycles from the Navy, Army, Air Force, Military Police, Fire Department, and Public Security agencies. This large mobilization expresses civic pride, integration, professionalism, and the ongoing commitment of these institutions to Brazil. The Parade Staff is made up of representatives from the Brazilian Navy, the Brazilian Army, the Brazilian Air Force , the Military Police of the Federal District, and the Military Fire Department of the Federal District, characterizing [music] the integration of the various institutions of our country. [music] Ladies and gentlemen, the civic-military parade of September 7, 2026, begins. [music] [music] [music] [music] The symbolic fire represents the patriotic fervor of the Brazilian people. The flame is kept in Brasília, in the national bonfire located in the Praça dos Três Poderes (Three Powers Square). At this moment, the symbolic flame of the homeland is being carried by Second Lieutenant Miguel [musician] of the Brazilian army, a military pentacle athlete. He is part of the team that recently won the world championship in Austria, bringing the trophy back to Brazil after 10 years. He is joined by 13 other military athletes who belong to PAAR, the program for incorporating high-performance athletes. PAAR is a program of the Ministry of Defense that incorporates athletes into the ranks of the armed forces, all three branches, and aims to represent Brazil in military sports competitions and contribute to the development of national sports. Finally, the athletes are followed by students from military schools in Brasília, the Brazilian army, the Military Police, and the Fire Department of the Federal District. Students who represent the future of the Brazilian people are our children. The State Secretariat of Education of the Federal District, under the leadership of Secretary Thiago Melo Peixoto da Silveira, participates in this civic event celebrating Brazil's Independence Day , reaffirming the fundamental principles of respect for the homeland and unity among Brazilians. Currently, the Department of Education of the Federal District has 866 schools and serves approximately 507,776 students, from early childhood education to vocational education. Ahead of us, the students from the 619 Educational Center of Samambaia are opening the parade. They carry the flags that represent Brazil, the Federal District, and the states of the Federation, symbolizing unity, respect, and a sense of belonging to our nation. Under the direction of Professor Alice Márciara, the 619 Educational Center serves 1500 high school and adult education students. With over 700 students and offering full-time education, the Centro de Ensino Fundamental 11 do Gama, under the direction of teacher Leila Rodrigues dos Santos, stands out for developing important cultural and sporting activities. The nearby High School, Itaguatinga Industrial School, serves approximately 2,300 students, offering regular high school education, full-time high school education, and adult education in the evening. The High School's Center, under the direction of Professor Gabriel Souza Rodrigues, highlights among its main initiatives the sports project and the Cement Olympics, which promote integration, coexistence, and the importance of students' health and well-being. The [roncando] institution also develops actions focused on innovation, culture, and sustainability, in addition to projects that contribute to preparing students for the PAIS serial assessment program and the ENEM National High School Exam. Next up in the parade is the Centro de Ensino Fundamental 20 de Ceilândia, under the direction of Professor Rodrigo da Costa Medeiros. It is an institution that offers full-time education and serves approximately 540 students in the final years of elementary school during the day, in addition to approximately 180 students in adult education programs at night. The institution values ​​sports, science, and academic development, promoting projects that combine knowledge, technology, and culture, encouraging students to take a leading role and actively participate in their education. Next, the students from CCI Samambaia school, a private educational institution, are introduced, under the leadership of the general director Cleiton da Silva Braga. This educational group was founded in 1996. With a 29-year history, the group serves approximately 3,000 students, offering education ranging from early childhood to postgraduate courses and vocational and technological training. In 2013, the CCI musical corporation was created , which currently has around 80 members. The organization stands out in the local scene for its participation in various social, political, and cultural events, including band and marching band competitions and the civic-military parade commemorating the anniversary of the Samambaia administrative region . Next, we observe the Paranoá High School 01, inaugurated at the end of 1998. The institution serves 1176 high school students distributed across 42 classes in three shifts. Under the leadership of Samuel Dionísio de Moraes, the institution stands out for developing projects such as the Peace Festival and the Afro-Brazilian and Indigenous history and culture project, which contribute to the comprehensive education of students and also to the appreciation of cultural diversity. Students from the Riacho Fundo 1 Educational Center 2 are currently parading. Under the direction of Professor Silvio Romero de Oliveira Lima, the school serves approximately 100 students distributed across three shifts. The institution offers middle school education, adult education, special classes, gifted and talented classrooms, as well as a classroom for students with hearing impairments. The Centro Educacional Um do Guará, under the management of Professor Ângela Daisy de Siqueira Prachedes Franco, serves 980 students in the final years of elementary school, seeking to promote an academic education focused on knowledge building through inclusive and comprehensive education, valuing art, sports, and, above all, recognizing the culture of the community in which it is located. Students begin in the sixth grade of elementary school and almost all remain at the institution until the third year of high school, thus creating a very special bond with the school, the teachers, and their families. It is a very vibrant school, as it develops various projects throughout the school year that stimulate creativity, autonomy, and student leadership. Introducing the Planaltina Secondary School, the traditional "big center," serving approximately 4,000 high school students. The school is under the direction of teacher Andreia Cristina de Souza Alves. It is a high school of great importance to the community. The State Secretariat of Education of the Federal District is honored to participate in the civic-military parade celebrating Brazil's independence, greeting all those present and highlighting the importance of this moment of unity, patriotism, and appreciation of national history, so relevant to all of Brazilian society. This parade highlights the work and dedication of choreographer Paulo de Paula, who is responsible for creating both the choreography and the costumes that make up this presentation. With talent, creativity, and sensitivity. Paulo de Paula helped transform the parade into a spectacle of art, culture, and great expression, valuing every detail and bringing the presentations to life. Ladies and gentlemen, with great pride, we will begin the thematic sections of the civic parade this September 7th. A parade that celebrates Brazil, a Brazil that belongs to everyone. A Brazil that is built every day by the hands of its people and that finds its greatest strength in its people. We watched from the front of the platform. Presidential banner announcing the theme of this grand parade: sovereignty, the force that unites Brazil. Representatives from different sectors of society carry this message. Students, workers in science, agriculture, and environmental protection. People who learn, research, produce, and care for Brazil every day. and representing the strength, identity, and sovereignty of an entire nation. Here comes the magnificent flag of Brazil. Built by dozens of young students from federal institutes, it symbolizes a country that believes in its youth and also in its future. A Brazil that educates, transforms, and produces. A Brazil that believes in science and technology as instruments of development. And now, marchers in white coats carrying books represent the education and research that help build a more developed, fairer country, better prepared for the future. Because there is no sovereignty without knowledge, and there is no development without people who can get their hands dirty. Welcome to the family farmers, the men and women who cultivate the land and ensure food on the table for millions of Brazilians. There are over 4 million families who, on small farms, produce healthy and diverse food, protect our biomes, and preserve traditional knowledge and flavors. On the terrace, tricycles and a tractor represent the mechanization of family farming, a technology that increases production and facilitates work. But sovereignty also means protecting our territory, protecting our forests and our critical minerals and increasingly scarce lands. riches that form Brazil's natural heritage . And now we welcome professionals from Preve Fogo (IBAMA) and the Specialized Center for Integrated Fire Management (ICMBio). There are dozens of men and women working in the prevention and also in fighting forest fires. Professionals trained to preserve our natural resources and care for one of Brazil's greatest assets: our biodiversity. And this work also takes shape on the esplanade. The vehicles from Preve Fogo and ICM B demonstrate Brazil's structure and capacity to act in the defense of our forests. Ladies and gentlemen, a country's sovereignty [music] is also measured by its ability to protect life and guarantee equal rights. Now begins a new act in this grand parade. Brazil united for the protection of girls and women. Up front, representatives of the security forces carry this message. And right behind it, an image that reflects the commitment of the entire society. 180 men and women parade arm in arm . [snoring] Dresses with white shirts. They bring visibility to the memory of women whose lives were cut short and reaffirm the urgency of confronting violence against women. Among them is a message that needs to be heard throughout Brazil. Dial 180, a channel for guidance, support, and reporting. And in order for this message to reach the whole of society, it is necessary to leave another, even clearer one. This fight is also for men, because confronting violence against women is everyone's responsibility. And this responsibility also translates into action. Next, professionals from the security forces parade , men and women who work in the prevention, protection, and confrontation of violence. Federal Police, Federal Highway Police, National Public Security Force, and Military Police arrive at the esplanade. And behind these professionals are vehicles that translate this work onto the streets. Intelligence, prevention and integration; integration in the fight against crime and also in the protection of girls and women. But protecting is also caring. A strong country is one that guarantees security, welcomes, and cares for its people. Therefore, health also plays a role in protecting girls and women, with 20 SAMU professionals marching along the esplanade. This is also the force that unites Brazil. Ladies and gentlemen, the future is now on the field, as the 2027 Women's World Cup is in Brazil. He approaches the presidential platform. Young athletes carrying the banner that announces this great moment. And now the ball is in play. I would frame the transition by suggesting that today's demonstration stems from a story that began decades ago. Thus, the arrival of the pioneers takes on an even greater significance. Two athletes give a demonstration of keepy-uppy, bringing to the Esplanade of Ministries the skill, joy, and passion that make Brazilian sport one of our greatest expressions. Yes, and what if today they can play, dream, and occupy this space? It's because other women paved the way. And at the front of the presidential platform, the pioneers of Brazilian women's football . Women who were part of the first generations of the Brazilian national team between 1988, 1991, and 1995. Women who helped build this history. At the top of the fire station, they parade to show that every new generation begins with those who had the courage to arrive first. They are Marileia dos Santos, nicknamed Michael Jackson, Miraes, Marciel Mota, nicknamed Formiga, Lucilene de Souza Marinho, nicknamed Cebola, Marisa Pires Nogueira, the first captain of the Brazilian team, Miriam Soares, Lunalva Torres, Analvinha, Iracima Ferreira, nicknamed Rata, Suzi Bitencur, Iara Silva, Elissandra Cavalcante, nicknamed Nenê, and Dilma Maria Mendes, pioneers who helped pave the way for Brazilian football. Alongside them are eight young athletes from Minas Tênis Clube in the Federal District, who represent the strength and future of this journey. To close this grand narrative, here comes Zé Gotinha, dressed in our national team's jersey. He brings a message that transcends generations. To vaccinate is to protect, to care, to save lives. Alongside him are the professionals of the National Force of the SUS (Unified Health System), men and women who represent the capacity of the Unified Health System to care for Brazilians throughout the national territory, and the science that transforms the health that reaches every Brazilian. Because a sovereign country is one that has the knowledge to move forward, the courage to protect, and the commitment to care. And when these forces meet, an entire nation moves. This is the force that unites Brazil. The commander of the military parade is Brigadier General Iron Pacheco da Silva, commander of the 11th Military Region, Lieutenant Colonel Cruz Region, the command responsible for logistical support to army units based here in the Federal District, in Tocantins, Goiás, and the Triângulo Mineiro region. The parade's main staff includes representatives from the Armed Forces, the Brazilian Navy, the Brazilian Army, the Brazilian Air Force , the Military Police of the Federal District, and the Military Fire Department of the Federal District, each with their respective standards. [music] The importance José Bonifácio attributed to the formation of a fleet proved quite accurate, given that the main population centers of Brazil were on the coast, isolated from the capital of the new empire by the absolute lack of a network of roads and paths. Thus, the organization of a navy presented itself as a pressing need to ensure the consolidation of independence and the maintenance of Brazil's territorial unity. Representing the Brazilian Navy in the commanding staff of the civic-military parade is Captain Patrícia da Silva Vieira of the Mariguerra Technical Corps, representing the pioneering spirit of the Brazilian Navy as the first force to admit women into its ranks 46 years ago. In a few moments, the following helicopters from the Brazilian Navy will be flying over the parade area. The H12 Esquilo, the H17 Airbus, the H11 Bravo Super Links, the SH16 Shawulk, and the H15 Bravo Supercuga, which carries the national flag, are accompanied by the Marine Corps marching band , one of the largest marching bands in the world, with over 100 military personnel, distinguished by the precision, symmetry, and creativity of its performances. The Brazilian Navy's parade subgroup is under the command of Captain Rodrigo Ramos Ferreira, a Marine Corps officer, accompanied by his staff and the Flag Guard. The group is composed of the following detachments. The detachment of cadets from the Naval Academy, the oldest higher education institution in Brazil. Before you stand our future commanders, future combatants who have sworn to defend the homeland even to the sacrifice of their own lives, safeguarding the legacy of our patron Joaquim Marques Lisboa, the Marquis of Tamandaré. [Music] Dressed in the traditional white uniform, the company of military personnel from organizations located within the jurisdiction of the Seventh Naval District Command represents the strength and professionalism of the men and women who, aboard the ships of our fleet and district forces, defend the interests of Brazil. Along the extensive coastline and Brazil's network of waterways, we know what is known as the Blue Amazon. Their rear guard, in the Garança uniform, is a company of marines composed of soldiers from the third battalion of nuclear, biological, chemical and radiological protection and defense of the Brasília Training and Instruction Center. Irante Domingos de Matos Cortez and the Squadron's Marine Force. It represents the projection of naval power onto land . Originating in Portugal, they arrived in Brazil in 1808, accompanying the Portuguese royal family. The Brazilian Navy's Marine Corps , a quintessential amphibious expeditionary force. constitutes a conjugate amphibian trap. It is a troop specialized in amphibious operations and is dedicated to the land actions and operations necessary for the naval campaign. Next, the marine platoon, made up entirely of female combatants from the Brazilian Navy, represents the strength of women in the military, steadfast in their mission to serve their country with honor, competence, determination, and professionalism. These female amphibious warriors embody the increasingly prominent female presence in operational roles within the Marine Corps. At this moment, amidst activities in the central region of Brazil, the detachment of Cerrado operators, known as Carcarás, and wearing the unmistakable corocre cap, an allusion to the typical soil color of the region, march as tireless protectors of the Central Plateau and the Cerrado biome. Concluding the passage of the subgroup, the representative detachment of elite troops from the Brazilian Navy approaches, composed of amphibious commandos belonging to the Marine Corps Special Operations Battalion. From the Marine Corps to the fleet, the force that comes from the sea and the combat divers, stationed in the combat diver group ahead of us and at an accelerated pace, the special operations in anchor formation, highlight their naval character. The Brazilian army is a state institution that remains permanently prepared to fulfill its missions and guarantee freedom. of the Brazilian people. During the independence process, the army played a fundamental role in defending against forces opposed to political separation, as well as in maintaining internal order and consolidating the national territory. His actions were essential in ensuring the sovereignty and security of the country, contributing significantly to the building of the Brazilian nation. Led by emblematic figures such as Luís Alves de Lima e Silva, the Duke of Caxias, the Brazilian army bravely confronted the Portuguese troops and loyal forces that opposed independence. In the air show, aircraft will fly over the esplanade of the ministries, marking the opening of the Brazilian army parade. To meet the demands of military ceremony and the Planalto military command with excellence, the Presidential Guard Battalion relies on the performance of a unique musical band, which we see now parading in front of the presidential tribune. The Brazilian army's infantry troop group is commanded by Colonel Carlos Gustavo Griz Rodrigues. Yes. Now, the Brazilian Army's Faith Troops Group [music] is commanded by Colonel Carlos Gustavo Grit Rodrigues, accompanied by the General Staff. [music] [music] Next, the national flag and the standards of the army and the Planalto military command parade, accompanied by their guard, composed [music] of soldiers from the Presidential Guard Battalion, Duque de Caxias Battalion. At this moment, in front of the presidential platform, a group of historic Brazilian flags, symbols of our nationality, is parading [to music] carried by soldiers from the first cavalry regiment of guards, the Dragoons of Independence. [music] The Military College of Brasília is parading right now . [music] With over 48 years of existence, the Military College of Brasília has as its mission basic education in elementary and high school. The Military College [music] of Brasília has as its motto: "Forming today's leaders of tomorrow". [music] [music] Note. [music] [music] เฮ [music] [music] [music] [music] Next up is the Agulhas Negras Military Academy, [music] a higher education institution of the Brazilian Army, responsible [music] for the training of career combat officers of the land force. [Music] The SLOC School of Logistics [Music] Sergeants , whose main mission is to train sergeants specializing in technical logistics. [music] The group approaching the platform is composed of students [music] from the reserve officer training centers, the Presidential Guard Battalion , the 32nd Field Artillery Group, and the Command and Control Company of the [music] Army Communications and Electronic Warfare Command . Join us. Become an officer or sergeant in the Brazilian army. At this moment, the Presidential Guard battalion is parading, bearing the historical name Duque de Caxias Battalion, [music] in homage to the patron of the army and commander, who reorganized the Brazilian troops and led a decisive phase in the campaign. [music] Ahead of the platform marches the female group of officers and enlisted personnel, commanded [music] by Colonel Ana Deitia. The first participation of a Brazilian woman in combat [music] occurred in 1823. Maria Quitéria de Jesus fought for the maintenance of Brazil's independence, being considered the first woman to enlist in a military unit. From the end of the last century, the female presence expanded [in music] throughout the land forces, thus occupying all positions and ranks from soldier to general. At the front of the platform marches the [music] group from the Secung army 's communications and electronic warfare command . The dizzying advance of information technology [music] has revolutionized modern combat, promoting the evolution of techniques, equipment, and especially the systems used by Seconjandes. Next, [music] we observe the 36th Mechanized Infantry Battalion based in the city of Uberlândia, Minas Gerais. [music] The 36th BIMEC, Sentinel of the Triangle, acts as a [music] general employment force of the third mechanized infantry brigade in guaranteeing national sovereignty, [music] constitutional powers, law and order. [music] Approaching the platform is the 32nd Field Artillery Group, Dom Pedro I Group, which cherishes the most cherished historical traditions of our army [music] and of Brazilian artillery. Its mission is to provide fire support to the maneuvers of the Third Mechanized Infantry Brigade, [music] to act in the defense of the homeland and to guarantee law and order in the Central Plateau, and to participate in the ceremonial activities of the Presidency of the Republic. [music] [music] A representation of the special operations command based in Goiânia, Goiás, is now playing. [music] The special operations command is subordinate to the Planalto military command , and [music] is linked for preparation and deployment purposes to the land operations command. [music] Its organic military organizations are integrated into the strategic employment force of the Brazilian army and support the operations of all the Brazilian army's area military commands. [music] From now on, under the coordination of the Sixth Regional Air Command , the Brazilian Air Force parade begins , whose mission is to maintain the sovereignty of the airspace and integrate the national territory with a view to the defense of the homeland. In the ground parade, we will see men and women, the greatest asset of our institution, Brazilians from all corners of the country who are part of the FAB (Brazilian Air Force) and who, with patriotism, dedicate their lives to building, day by day, an increasingly modern air force that is truly theirs. In the air show, we will have two operational aircraft from the Brazilian Air Force in the skies of Brasília: the KC-390 Millennium, a domestically produced multi-mission aircraft, recognized for its versatility, cutting-edge technology, and relevance in FAB operations. And flying alongside them are four F39 Gripen fighter jets, the most advanced combat aircraft in Latin America, equipped with modern systems that serve the defense of the Brazilian nation. The Brasília Air Force Base band is currently performing, which, among other activities, performs at civic and social events. And today we will see two Tucano 29 aircraft fly over. Next, we will have an SC105 Amazonas aircraft in the skies over the capital . The most modern and specialized aircraft, dedicated to carrying out search and rescue missions within the Brazilian Air Force, is accompanied by two A-29 Super Tuc aircraft. And at the end of this event, seven aircraft were flown over, including A29 Super Tucano aircraft from the Air Demonstration Squadron, Esquadrilha da Fumaça (Smoke Squadron). The Brazilian Air Force troops [music] commanded by Colonel Aviator Robson Salgado Moreira approach the presidential platform. The Troop Command group consists of the General Staff, flag guard, and historical flags of Brazil. [music] The cadets of the Air Force Academy, the Eagle's Nest, are approaching. Armed with their swords [music] that symbolize the cadet's aspiration for officer status, as well as extol the honor code of the Air Force Cadet Corps. Courage, loyalty, honor, duty, and straw. [music] [music] The group of aircrew approaches, representing [music] the air units located in the most diverse regions of the country. It consists of military personnel who perform specific [music] duties aboard aircraft. Among them, the activities of combat pilot, flight mechanic, flight attendant, air observer, communications and health crew stand out. The women's contingent of the Air Force is now approaching, composed of officers and enlisted personnel, representing the thousands of women who have been part of the Air Force ranks for 44 years. Playing important roles, the female corps has been building a trajectory that makes the Air Force command and Brazilian women proud. Introducing the Santos do Mor ceremonial [music] squadron , formed by young Brazilians who serve their country and are part of the Honor Guard of the Air Force Command, participating in special ceremonies in Brasília. And concluding the Brazilian Air Force parade , the Vevan, an airborne vehicle for aeromedical evacuation, is presented. A true mobile ICU designed to provide life support to up to five critically ill patients simultaneously, with the capacity to operate directly aboard the KC390 Millennium aircraft. The vehicle boasts high mobility and rapid deployment in disaster scenarios such as natural disasters, public calamities, large-scale accidents, and defense missions. The parade of the Military Police of the Federal District, a bicentennial institution responsible for visible policing and maintaining public order in the federal capital, will begin. The history of the PMDF (Military Police of the Federal District) dates back to May 13, 1809, with the creation of the Royal Police Guard division in Rio de Janeiro, intended for the maintenance of public order and security . Over the years, the corporation went through different names until it was officially designated the Military Police of the Federal District in 1920, consolidating its role in preserving public order. The Military Police band from the Federal District is approaching. Its creation was formalized by imperial decree on June 10, 1866, under the name of the Court Police Corps Band . One hundred years later, with the arrival of the Military Police in the central plateau of Brazil, 32 sergeant musicians from various battalions of the Military Police of the State of Guanabara were chosen to form the PMDF (Military Police of the Federal District) symphonic band. At the head of the foot troops, the commander of the Military Police Academy of Brasília, Colonel Woodson, accompanied by his staff, waits with the national flag, the flag of the Federal District, and the PMDF (Military Police of the Federal District) standard. Next, the historical flags of Brazil, carried by students from the CFP1 (Basic Training Course for Enlisted Personnel) [music] [music] In marching, the training course for enlisted personnel of the Military Police of the Federal District presents itself, [music] CFP1. In this edition, 1234 students join the corporation's active duty force and prepare to assume the noble mission of serving and protecting the society of the Federal District. Throughout this journey, students are trained to perform police military duties, developing essential knowledge and skills for professional practice. More than just acquiring knowledge, these men and women are prepared to face the challenges of police work, always guided by legality, professionalism, and a commitment to protecting life. These are professionals who represent the renewal of the PMDF (Military Police of the Federal District) and who, with dedication and preparation, are moving forward steadily towards fulfilling their institutional mission. It is the new generation of the corporation formed to serve, protect, and honor the society of the Federal District. The parade features specialized troops from the Federal District Military Police, the Shock Police Battalion, and the Motorized Tactical Police Battalion , Rotan. BPCO specializes in controlling civil disturbances, acting to preserve public order in situations that require high technical preparation, discipline, and the ability to respond quickly. The Rotan Battalion operates in motorized tactical policing with mobility, specialized training, and rapid intervention in combating crime. The parade features units from the PMDF (Military Police of the Federal District), BOP (Special Operations Battalion), BPCs (Combat Police Battalions), BPMA (Environmental Police Battalion), and BP Ral (Railway Police Battalion). Bob operates in special operations, being employed in highly complex and high- risk situations. BP Cães utilizes the specialized skills of police dogs. The PP Ral operates in the security of rural areas of the Federal District, guaranteeing protection and police presence in the countryside. [Music] The parade of the Tiradentes Military College of the Military Police of the Federal District begins. Their band, composed of musicians who are students of CMT, adds brilliance to this parade. The creation of the Tiradentes Military College is the result of the desire of all members of the Military Police of the Federal District to establish an educational institution that incorporates the values ​​of ethics, citizenship, and patriotism, fundamental principles for the formation of the Brazilian citizen. In 2012, the first school cycle of CMT began, with the reception of its first students. Currently, the school has the privilege of offering elementary school (final years) and high school education to the dependents of military police officers , in addition to the civilian population. With a school community comprised of approximately 13 students, CMT has the support of multidisciplinary teams made up of civilians and military personnel. Throughout its 13 years of existence, the school has achieved remarkable results, standing out in various national and international knowledge olympiads, as well as in evaluations by the Ministry of Education. In recent years, CMT students have won several medals in Knowledge Olympiads, including a gold medal in the Brazilian Mathematics Olympiad. Over 70% of third-year high school students were accepted into federal public universities. The Tiradentes Military College remains committed to academic excellence and the comprehensive education of its students, continuously seeking to expand its achievements and contribute to building a more just, ethical, and civic society. The Tiradentes Military College is proud to reaffirm its role as an educational benchmark and partner in the mission of transforming lives through quality education. Military Police of the Federal District: much more than security, pride in being a military police officer. The Military Fire Department of the Federal District is approaching the presidential platform. Currently, its commander is Colonel Moisés Alves Barcelos. Created by decree of Emperor Dom Pedro I in 1856, it will celebrate its 170th anniversary in 2026 and is part of the public security system of the Federal District government. Their constitutional duties include prevention and fighting of urban and forest fires, rescue operations, fire investigations, emergency pre-hospital care , response to emergencies involving hazardous materials, and carrying out civil defense activities. In the ground parade, the Fire Department marches with military personnel and students from the Dom Pedro II Military College, accompanied by a motorized troop. Leading the parade of the Fire Department, the Dom Pedro I Military College approaches the presidential platform. The college was named in honor of the patron of fire departments, Emperor Dom Pedro I, who on July 2, 1856, in the state of Rio de Janeiro, created the Provisional Fire Department of the Court. Opened in 1999, the school has an enrollment of 3,814 students distributed across two campuses located in ASA Sul and Ceilândia. These schools offer classes for early childhood education, elementary school, and high school. The Dom Pedro II Military College parades with 254 students accompanied by its marching band and flag guard. The school aims to offer quality education through transformative and innovative learning, preserving the values ​​of civic duty and patriotism while maintaining military traditions, especially those of the Military Fire Department, contributing to the development and holistic education of students. The Dom Pedro II Military College parades with its students from early childhood education, elementary school, and high school, along with its marching band and flag guard. Next, we have the band of the Military Fire Department of the Federal District, originally from Rio de Janeiro, created in November 1896. Today, with 27 military personnel, the band performs everything from symphonic works to popular Brazilian music, as well as military marches. The Fire Department troop parades under the command of Colonel Flávio Murilo Nunes Pereira, deputy commander general of the corporation. Next, we have the General Staff, composed of the highest-ranking officers, responsible for developing military policy and strategic planning for the organization. [music] [music] The flag guard is composed of the flags of Brazil, the Federal District, and the corporation's standard. Next, the female [music] contingent parades . The first class of women joined the Fire Department in 1993. Since then, they have been rescue commanders, firefighters, paramedics, doctors, drivers and vehicle operators, rescue divers, lifeguards, in short, they occupy all the functions of the corporation. Next, the contingent parades, representing the multi-purpose units. [music] The Fire Department has units distributed across various administrative regions, whose functions include fire prevention and fighting, search and rescue, rescue operations, pre-hospital care, civil protection, and environmental protection. Next, the specialized command parades, subdivided into two platoons. Responsible for highly complex operations that require specialized training and advanced equipment. Their activities include high-angle rescue, rescue diving, firefighting, hazardous materials operations, and other emergency situations requiring specialized techniques. The first platoon of the specialized command parades includes soldiers from the Pre-Hospital Emergency Response Group and soldiers from the Urban Fire Prevention and Fighting Group. The second platoon of the specialized command is composed of military personnel from the search and rescue group and the environmental protection group. The Fire Department's structure also includes operational aviation commands and civil protection command. [music] [music] เ Stay there. [music] [snoring] At this moment, two groups from the Presidential Guard Battalion, the traditional Duque de Caxias battalion, will perform a drill without commands in front of the stands . Without the aid of verbal orders, the soldiers will execute precise simultaneous movements. and perfectly synchronized. The presentation will demonstrate the high level of training, [music], discipline, concentration, and esprit de corps of the troop. This year, the Initial Military Service writes an unprecedented and historic chapter with the incorporation of the first women into the variable contingent. There are over 1000 young people across Brazil, distributed among military organizations of the three branches of the armed forces. This milestone expands female participation in our defense ranks and reinforces the modularity of institutions truly integrated by Brazilian men and women, all united in the constitutional mission of serving the country with honor and pride. Approaching the podium are female recruit soldiers who joined the military in a pioneering and voluntary manner this year, 2026. Women who, of their own free will, chose to dedicate their youth, energy, and intellect to the service of the Brazilian people. They carry with them the strength of the pioneers of the past and the sparkle in the eyes of those who open the doors to the future. [Music] At this moment, the military, in a meticulous, precise, and coordinated manner, materialize the greatest symbol of our identity. View from above. Lined up side by side, they pay homage to the nation, forming the national flag. This is the new face of the Armed Forces. Women who not only serve in the Navy, Army, and Air Force, but who enhance our country's combat power . [Music] Shielded by discipline and under the sovereignty of our flag, these pioneers assume their strategic position in history. in perpetual readiness to serve the homeland. Ladies and gentlemen, a warm round of applause to the soldiers of the Presidential Guard Battalion and the pioneers of the Initial Female Military Service, for this demonstration of discipline, synchronization, and professionalism. M. [applause] Opening the parade of motorized troops are motorcycle escorts from the Navy, Army, Air Force, Military Police of the Federal District, and Military Fire Department of the Federal District. Opening the Navy parade, accompanied for the first time by 10 tactical drones from the air combat battalion , we observed the lizard-like vehicles, the clamps, an organic asset of the Marine Corps, equipped with traction and propulsion systems that allow them to navigate and transport troops with armored protection. Next, the 8x8 Piranha 3C wheeled armored vehicles, which were used in the UN peacekeeping mission in Haiti in operations supporting public security. The M113 tracked armored vehicles are now on display , offering high performance both on rough terrain and in urban environments. [music] We can also see the modern, combat-tested JLTV wheeled armored vehicles , which operate in a wide spectrum of operations, including benign activities and limited-force employment operations. Next, the vehicles of the domestically manufactured Astros system, which has the capacity to launch ammunition of different calibers at distances of up to 300 km, used to strike targets of high strategic importance. Next, we observed the 105 mm Light Gun howitzers, towed by the Unimog vehicle, classified as light caliber tube artillery. It is the main weapon of the Marine Corps' field artillery. Its maximum rate of fire is 12 rounds per minute and its range is up to 20.2 km. Subsequently, we identified sections of the reconnaissance and decontamination platoons of the third NBCR protection and defense battalion, which, equipped with advanced equipment and high levels of training, are capable of preventing and mitigating the consequences of possible nuclear, biological, chemical, and radiological emergencies in the Central Plateau. Next, the Mansup surface-to-surface anti-ship missile stands out, a Brazilian project that represents an effective means of defense and deterrence against naval threats, capable of being launched from ships and the Astrios system vehicle . Next, we see two MK48 torpedoes that are designed to sink nuclear submarines and high-performance surface ships . In addition to the F21 torpedo, considered one of the most advanced in the world due to its outstanding detection capabilities, unparalleled speed, and durability . Next, we observed the following weapons. The MK46 torpedo, whose purpose is to detect, attack, and destroy submarines. A domestically manufactured 230 kg general-purpose aerial pump . The MK9 depth charge is capable of destroying submarines, and the SH60 anchor-to-contact mine is used to detonate underwater targets near the surface. Next, it is worth highlighting the operational boats and small boats, which are fundamental assets for the Brazilian Navy's operations in Brazilian jurisdictional waters . Concluding the motorized parade, we can observe the armored naval inspection boat , a high-performance vessel with high tactical mobility, designed for patrol missions, monitoring navigation safety in joint actions to combat cross-border crimes, as well as the Scanagle aircraft, with a maritime launcher used by the Brazilian Navy in intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions. In a few moments, we will see the start of the Brazilian army's technological deployment. At this moment, at the forefront of the assistance, we observe a module that characterizes the Brazilian army's pursuit of technological innovation. They parade aboard a robotic anti-bomb vehicle from the second railway battalion. Operated remotely, the equipment allows for the inspection, identification, handling, and neutralization of explosive devices from a distance. Their job reduces the exposure of specialists to danger, preserves lives, and increases the safety and efficiency of engineering operations. Mounted on a Maruá vehicle, a humanoid robot from the Military Engineering Institute, developed for the study of artificial intelligence, automation, and operation in hazardous environments. Next, it flies over a category 1 remotely piloted aircraft system belonging to the Army Artillery Command. Used in reconnaissance, surveillance, and target acquisition missions, the drone transmits images in real time, supporting the planning and coordination of operations. These cutting-edge systems operate in advanced reconnaissance, safe neutralization of dangerous artifacts, and real-time aerial monitoring , preserving human lives and multiplying the combat power of the ground force. [music] 4x4 L vehicle and Spike LR2 anti-tank missile . The motorized parade of the Brazilian army begins. The L-shaped light armored wheeled vehicle provides mobility and armored protection to troops in urban and reconnaissance missions. Next on display is the Spike LR2 anti-tank missile, a state-of-the-art strategic weapon that dramatically increases the ability to destroy enemy armored vehicles at long distances with great precision. The Guarani wheeled armored vehicles , the emblem of our land force, are now parading. The result of an innovative strategic project, this vehicle transformed motorized and mechanized infantry. Equipped with .50 caliber machine guns and high ballistic protection, the Guarani offers excellent amphibious mobility and 6x6 traction. Its versatility allows it to be used in attack missions, defense, urban patrolling, and country operations, thus ensuring tactical superiority and a rapid response in any terrain. Next up is the Centauro 2 armored vehicle, which serves as the primary tank destroyer for the army's mechanized cavalry. Their job focuses on neutralizing enemy armored vehicles at long distances, with high precision and firepower. Next, crossing the track is the armored vehicle, the M109 A5BR self-propelled gun , equipped with the powerful 155 mm howitzer. This heavy artillery armament has a range of up to 30 km, using special assisted ammunition. being perfectly capable of firing at a rate of up to four shots per minute. Next on the parade is the Leopard 1 A5BR armored fighting vehicle, the main battle tank of the land force. With a combat-ready weight of 42 tons, the armored vehicle reaches a maximum speed of 65 km/h. The Gepar 1 a2 armored anti-aircraft defense vehicle is now on display. A key component in protecting our fortified borders against low- altitude threats. Weighing 46 tons and reaching a speed of 62 km/h, the system uses two 35 mm cannons. The vehicles of the Astros system, belonging to the army's artillery command , are on display, consisting of command and control post vehicles, as well as the MK3M and MK6 universal multiple launch vehicles. This high-tech strategic system provides the country with a significant over-the-horizon deterrent capability through the coordinated firing of rockets and missiles. [Music] The field artillery group is now approaching , consisting of 5-ton vehicles that tow the 105 mm light gun obiros. This weapon stands out in the operational scenario due to its rapid deployment in the field and its ability to provide agile and continuous fire support to infantry troops. [music] Next, the Guarani special armored engineering vehicles cross the track , a revolutionary vector that guarantees the survival and advancement of the ground force in hostile environments. Equipped with a demining and clearing module. The armored vehicle performs the sweeping and safe neutralization of landmines and explosive devices [music] at the forefront of combat. Completing its versatility, the vehicle operates a backhoe arm. Excavator, ARM manipulator, used for the rapid clearing of roads, removal of barricades and opening of protective trenches. At 82 years old, the Federal Police carries a history built by generations of officers, marked by a constant capacity for evolution. With over eight decades of experience and continuous improvement, we have kept pace with Brazil's transformations and responded to the challenges of each era with integrity, ethics, impartiality, innovation, and efficiency. This movement translates into the modernization of structures, the incorporation of new technologies, and continuous investment in the training of its professionals. This September 7th, part of that story takes shape before the public. The vehicles, equipment, and teams that make up the parade showcase different modes of operation of the Federal Police. Present are the tactical operations command , the operational aviation coordination , the specialized bomb and explosives group, and the police dog teams— specialized structures to support the institution's various missions . The historic vehicle, a 1984 Volkswagen Beetle, leads the parade as a symbol of institutional memory. It recalls the work of generations of men and women who helped build the police force. The tactical armored vehicle and the vehicle of the specialized bomb and explosives group demonstrate preparedness to operate in highly complex scenarios. The vehicle transporting drone detection and protection equipment demonstrates how the Federal Police incorporates new technologies. The police dog transport vehicle demonstrates a role that remains essential even in the face of advancements. Also participating in the parade is a Camaro seized in an operation against crime and now in use. Each vehicle and piece of equipment has a distinct function. Taken together, they reveal something bigger. A Federal Police force that combines memory and innovation. The Federal Police is transforming itself without losing sight of its reason for existing. To serve Brazil, protect society, combat crime, and act in defense of the Federal Constitution and the Democratic Rule of Law. Two Trail Blazer vehicles used for routine policing and two semi-armored Trail Blazers from the Special Missions Police Command, which operate in tactical patrols and civil disturbance control operations, are parading alongside the Military Police of the Federal District. Leading the motorized parade of the Military Fire Department of the Federal District are the vehicles that represent part of the operational capacity used for prompt assistance to the population of the Federal District. Among the vehicles in the parade, we highlight the AR, the commander of the mechanized motorcycle parade. Next, there are motorcycle rescue units, equipped with first aid supplies, especially for car accidents, with the advantage of rapid deployment. The authors are quick. The Rapid Responding Vehicle is a fast response vehicle, equipped for rescue, mobility and efficiency. The air rescue system allows firefighters to reach the scene of an incident more quickly, enabling them to begin initial response, assessment, and control of the situation. Next, the rescue units, UR, vehicles intended for transporting victims and providing basic pre-hospital care support. Next, the Auto Bomba Tanque, model PIS, parade – state-of-the- art trucks with a 4,000 L water tank and a 100 L foam tank for fighting urban fires. Next, we have the fire engine ladder. They have a 1000 L water tank, a 100 L foam tank, and a mechanical ladder with a reach of 25 m, used in firefighting and rescue operations in buildings. Next, we have the Mechanical Ladder Truck, which can reach a vehicle up to 55 m in length. They have maneuvering cameras, fire suppression piping, the ability to reach maximum height in less than 1 minute, and an elevator that allows the transport of two people at a time in emergencies. Bringing up the rear of the parade was the operational mechanical rescue vehicle of the Military Fire Department of the Federal District. Ladies and gentlemen, in a few moments we will have a unique moment, a very special moment for this Chile. We will have the human pyramid of the Army Police Battalion of Brasília. A pyramid that thrills everyone who attends its performances. As a safety measure, we request that no one cross the avenue at this time so that the human pyramid can proceed without any obstruction in this area. please. Thank you, Ah. The human pyramid of the Army Police Battalion of Brasília, BPB, became internationally known. for appearing twice in the Guinness Book of Records, the first time in 1986, with 40 men on the subject of death in motion. And secondly, in December 1995, [music] when he broke his own world record with 47 men on a 1971 Rley Davidon Electra Glind 1200cc motorcycle. Not even one can now close the gap, two more are approaching. While we await the passage of the human pyramid, it is important to point out that the components of this pyramid ascend the structure of a Davidon Road King Police 2009, designed and assembled in 2020, in 2021, in partnership with Tech. Junior mechanical engineering company at the University of Brasília. The new Wonder Woman, as she is known, was designed to support the 23 soldiers who make her up and who are preparing to pass by here on the avenue in a little while, having her engine modified and chassis reinforced in order to break the world record. Ugu. Ladies and gentlemen, here comes the human pyramid of the Army Police Battalion of Brasília. It was conceived by Lieutenant Romero Arantes Júnior, initially created as a form of leisure and recreation for military personnel residing in the newly formed federal capital, and over the years it expanded its personnel, equipment, and techniques. After long periods of training and a high level of coordination, it was possible to achieve the result shown. At the top of the pyramid is soldier Ronaldo Júnior Souza Almeida, proudly displaying the Brazilian flag. Concluding the ceremony, the first regiment of cavalry guards, dragoons of independence, commanded by Colonel Eduardo Chulup, parades. The regiment was created in 1808 on the occasion of the arrival of the royal family in Brazil, its origins being the light cavalry squadron of the guard of the illustrious viceroy of the state, created in 1765, which makes it the oldest and most traditional regiment in the Brazilian army. The main missions of the Dragoons of Independence are to provide security for presidential facilities, conduct military ceremonies for national and foreign authorities, maintain the equestrian traditions of the cavalry, and participate in law enforcement missions in internal defense operations and territorial defense actions . Military honors will be rendered to the President of the Federative Republic of Brazil, followed by the military commander of the Planalto presidency at the end of the parade. Major General Felipe, military commander of the Planalto region, hereby concludes the civic-military parade. And so we conclude the civic-military parade of September 7, 2026. We thank the authorities and guests for their presence and wish everyone an excellent day. Already. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, the Brazilian Air Force's Smoke Squadron has the privilege of being on the Esplanade of Ministries this morning, September 7th. [music] To our left, the squadron of six aircraft gains speed to perform the barrel roll. Observe the symmetry between the aircraft, which are spaced no more than 2 meters apart. [music] เ [music] Now the squadron executes a figure eight leg and returns with a backflip. This is a maneuver created and developed by the Smoke Squadron, which still holds the record in the Guinness Book of Records. "Porra" performed with 12 T27 Tucano aircraft [music] in 2006 at the Air Force Academy . This is a maneuver that requires a lot of training, because with the plane upside down, the pilots' use of the flight controls is reversed. [music] Prepare six aircraft now for inverted flight. [music] Now comes the number seven, isolated, to perform the traditional Lancevac. Watch how the aircraft flips over in the air. Recover the seven by gaining energy. And the number seven goes up to achieve zero speed. Notice how the aircraft comes to a stop in mid- air. retrieves the number seven and performs a tunento. [music] [music] Now from our left, the squadron approaches in mirror formation with six aircraft, 1 2 and tr in boi vertido 4 56 and forming the mirror below. This maneuver is known as the "mirror shot," also created by the Smoke Squadron. Tak. [music] The S now approaches from the right, gaining energy to perform the Shuboid. [music] A maneuver in which the aircraft spins and skids through the air. [music] [music] [music] recovers, moving to our right to execute the Cuban half-8. He quickly returned to the top. [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] At the end and a curve pointing towards the squadron. And now the Squadron with the SE aircraft performs a maneuver specially dedicated [music] to the audience present. [music] The heart begins now. Each maneuver performed by the Smoke Squadron embodies discipline, dedication, hard work, teamwork, and a deep respect for aviation and all those who accompany us. Our hearts beat faster with each aerobatic flight, not only from the adrenaline of the moment, but also from the pride of representing the Brazilian Air Force. Therefore, we dedicate this presentation to all the audience present who share with us the love for life and the art of flying. [music] [music] [music] Now S approaches from our right and rises to perform the traditional screw. [music] [music] At this moment, command [music] screw. Complete one lap, two laps, three laps, four laps. and recovers. [music] [music] Now the set goes up again to perform Lancevac. [music] [music] [music] [music] [bell] Sete performs a mournful. [music] [music] [music] [music] Now the squadron with the six aircraft approaches from the left and performs, as the final maneuver of this demonstration, a loop in Delta formation. 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