an unexpected creative opportunity. like no other offers a chance. and hope for the taliban. prison life inside a tale of fingers and murderers on al-jazeera. hello again peace it'll be here in doha with your top stories on al-jazeera at least 2 people have been killed during protests against corruption and unemployment in the iraqi capital baghdad they are the 1st deaths during demonstrations since the prime minister. called to me was sworn in 2 months ago someone to fulton with the latest. this is the funeral procession for one of the protesters who was killed in last night here where that hundreds of protesters have gathered to hear.

the memory of him and they're marching from the past where indirect fire where where violence took place. and approaches. the fight in. march this year when iraq was. and now we can see the demonstrators that they are angry at the government for not delivering the electricity. the government for not making the sweeping changes that they have demanded over. until you put the prime minister in his position what protection have you provided to the protesters what demands have you implemented for the protesters you don't provide any solution not the simplest things it's very silly that there's no electricity no clean water you didn't do anything for the citizens. the military spokesperson of the prime minister has condemned the

violence has promised an investigation here also said the security forces have been ordered to use force only as a last resort but until now the details of what happened last night remain unclear what is certain however is the demonstrators are very angry at the government and they have little confidence that this government could actually bring those responsible to account. one person has been killed and more than a dozen others wounded in suicide attacks in northern syria a child died in a bombing in the rebel held area of a foreign oil 12 people were hurt in a separate attack in the city of idlib. antigovernment protesters are rallied in the philippines capital as the president defended his government's response to the corona virus pandemic in his state of the nation speech. says it prevented between $1.30 extra infections. spain's catalonia region is considering even tougher coronavirus restrictions if infection rates don't improve within the next

10 days the regional leaders says data from affected areas does suggest the situation is spiraling in a similar way to march when spain imposed its 1st national lockdown. has more from barcelona. catalonia has become the hot spot of the so-called 2nd wave of the corona virus outbreak ridesharing over 1000 infections and 80 percent of all these infectious sections are taking place here in barcelona where we are right where we are right now so the money already has very strict measures different than other regions in spain. making the use of a master mandatory asking people living here not to leave their homes unless it's necessary avoiding gatherings often people with so how this week and bars and nightclubs were closed down and how the limitations to door restrooms having terraces having to close at me at night what we see so far is that the all the new

these new infections in the 2nd wave is that the profile of all these people has changed completely from what we saw back in march all these people are junk people that we've seen that are been have been avoiding all the social distancing measures that have been gathering keep gathering together this is what the measures of closing down these these clubs and restaurants have been taken so the situation right now is quite uncertain specially for the holiday makers because of spain realize a 12 percent of spanish economy relies on the tourist it sector so how this sector was spiralis for 4 months and they were looking ahead for the summer holidays we already so how this incoming week a 20 percent of the reservations have been canceled one of the top stories for you this 26 working the refugees fear drowned while trying to swim to the shore of malays here have been found alive the coast guard says they were hiding in bushes on a small island they've now been detained the news continues here on al-jazeera after chocolates heart of darkness all season.

chocolate is an ever increasing global passion. each year we had $7000000.00 tonnes of it and the amount doubles every 10 years. chocolate is celebrated through trade fairs and exhibitions. the industry flocks in from the uk to senility chocolate maker to the transnational corporations that dominate the market even export in countries come to tell european kids the beautiful story of the cocoa bean mother of their favorite tricks google is

a local you will. be. the person to call. the frida kahlo you. on his upper lip couples if they've got a lot to look up both plus one good no bra to the couple the move on and something comes up from the licky of a truck they did that shit on the wrong hands up salability. this is one of the come. within the chocolate show a small space the surprisingly open 2 and gio but does not pull punches. to that emotion you can't go book you don't even have any every every movement moseyed you tonight is off on that is cash the time i don't be a phone the kind i does often say that you know the point you see me kind of the mass sad depressed trader. industrials want to show they also want to save the planet and to keep their hands clean they pledged transparency.

reason to steal a smile at 03 don't believe that if i start soon as i didn't formally protest or discuss additional ballot i don't smoke. the topical show issue. is that it was finally. over the past 10 years the chocolate industry committed to do whatever they could to save the forests and send children to school but what happens to these good intentions once you hit the road and go on the field. this is john howard economic capital of ivory coast the country accounts for 40 percent of the world's cocoa production without knowing it we mostly eat ivorian cocoa there are no joined cocoa plantations monitored by multinationals in ivory

coast nor elsewhere cocoa is grown by hundreds of thousands of promised on small isolated plots. it will then go through a long chain of brokers. it gets transformed before ending on a supermarket shelves. we will try to go upstream along that chain until the soldiers go with foreign eyes and not expect it. at the far west of the country 8 hours away from the capital city stunned the great forests 40 percent of 5 orian cocoa comes from that. we are still on the main road but when they see our camera some kids run away or sign we're getting closer to the cocoa a. good

deal of what is truth about who is the poor do things like. a little bit of little food. child labor strictly forbidden in cocoa farming punishable by 6 months in jail. but it remains elusive we have reached the far west we left the main road now and trails can turn into my plagues. the. moment i said to myself it. is for the lots of us the most important. thing. when trucks make it through the mud they may come across strange militias that those of us they say they're protecting the population they collect money from whoever goes through particularly from cocoa trucks.

to do opposite. them then it. is you know. again your shallowness and if. right now. we are about 10 kilometers from liberia this is one of the last protected forests in west africa the ground to be a forest. or what's left of. trees stand out like a big white skeletons they have been killed to give ground to cocoa all that green underneath the white wood is cocoa. illegal plantation this forest is protected no one can claim property on apostle let alone grow anything on it. in theory access has to be granted by the water and forests department so therefore

is the state agency in charge of the protection of forest preserves but the law doesn't apply here. after a 4 hour ride on tracks we reach an on off the launch settled. this is a lawless. callender stun farmers took hold of a forest that doesn't belong to them we better not say what journalists in the heart of the forest everyone is suspicious and ivorian and geo member 'd is leading . around 40 people live on this camp in hearts men and children only they drink the water from the river and eat the bananas and cast some of they grow in the forest. they pick the cocoa pods and cut them open with

a machete back to have skilful hands. the shells are hot on the machetes shop. and i. want all of that yeah i don't know what you're going to believe in a minute in the beginning side precious cocoa beans shaun white and when. they are drawing to 1st time before being put into bags then bias will come on trucks to bind them play a cold that truckers. fall. back on with. the workers in the very young age is obvious. here

a 3rd of the workers are children. 'd youngsters are not ivorian they're all migrants from neighboring booking a fossil a country plagued by drought. ivorian cocoa is the only hope of survival. ramana is only 13. really good football but only. if you're going to get rid of the woman you're very important in my mind i'm going to be a wild one mind you then what i think i wanted the lab underneath is so if i don't have a democracy to honor their documentary lives in lebanon about what little. influence that i was not a kid as a cousin but i thought i think of the buckeyes the youngest and. can't fight

because the guys who don't. know know. the don't play in their lives. and. who can. and so on but in a boy will go by the limb is only young for and then we see equality just south offend i need to tell my life but i look the thought of you but the posse don't think want to look at it could you see they got a a couple more not enough is it worth a lot of money he has so much as i. actually want more utica carol i think he's going to send it to stick use it on t.c. for a spin on the the new one g.b. the way he keeps on our boys so nobody here would be too far off. the drug well as they like i know those who lead guys as it did when they saw anybody and that

you feel confound you you need to change she's a provocateur go off. on you know boys are done. i do. feel reticulated this forest chippy monitored by the ivorian all thora to use namely the water and forests department. we're using it doesn't require us resident for she may need to use a med. officially the ivorian government has a plan to fight deforestation move all the pharmacy in to a special zone dedicated to cocoa sector funds 40 percent of the forest in order to regenerate the other 60 percent. but for now nothing's changed klunder stoneworkers keep coming from book enough aso

fleeing droughts and misery holding on stis who work here. arrived when they were kids they have been here for years the forest is their prison ozzy's is one of them the college park that ever lived and. that he saw big enough walking through with one hand in the up a deep in season and then it continues i'm a woman but. i reckon there's a. time of a 100 a crowd of doctors 11 remembers them a lot different and i think the truth awful awful but only if the children they were going to boardroom remain not in front clinton and went on the war not only to do the math and i was defeated even as an example i didn't know that's all right as it is to set an end up and yet he doesn't do just amazing things like. this is that darkest secret of the clan just on plantations. has been working 5

years for free and this year for the 1st time as a reward his boss gave him a small cocoa postle he could sell his own production and finally earn a bit of real money food for work for years and i know lots of men to have a few cocoa trees that's the reality in the green day be feet it's. already has just received his 1st possible from his boss. to the battery life group are you busy enough. to put in a lot of wages or do i love put. my in my game for the club i know that my. second new toy is good for. me too we'll put one missing all the animals up or get the. socket to me and then i'm back in the home that's 190 kilos grams of cope. oh

$210.00 euros this is what andi will make every year from now on. the bit farther on the road we meet a child who has just arrived from book enough ah so his name's licia for him this is just the beginning. and then of. thing a good long way she is keeping with the big. yell for the new and i think i've been i don't know you and then develop the you want to be. the question is i'm better sing the kid i mean if i agree.

he probably voted than a player in a push to put him in. don't think you got the mama because if you let them come to the court i believe they got too many more than imposed on it there but it's all those 330. 1 of us and i think. they were there through us are there things. one of the other half. the city of video is 40 kilometers away from the forest bassists the last stop for the children from the kenya they are sold by the parents to work in cocoa plantations the central bus station is when planned to spawn the. humanitarian accomplice will try to approach the traffickers pretending he's a cocoa from. the pentagon and i said to the

computer well you know the old do you believe it is really unusual for people to get economic ideas are true i suppose travel and then example while because of the assault 2nd. we hide the camera online and geo friend. at the station becomes across 2 tongues they are waiting for the children to iran from booking they can easily spot the most vulnerable who are willing to work for food only they also mention there is a man that the head of this traffic but you know you because you've got no no no no i mean fallon the whole side of the rover all knew of him was that he sat on. the bus she confessed that he seemed to him a young woman who i thought of i mean you know you can only use him in the us having a family didn't want your wife shows up if you didn't wife. or ground work or work or on the water. shelf. in the nursery i got

a lot of money and then a little less got a good even grosser doing it for over women who served. should you find that they funded you shut your pants if you only. have one who wasn't going to make you verify like you like if you got laid out if you. he did you know even though i don't know if you want to wonder what his overtures was in my show you. just if you 2 were one of the good kids you know. the old man is the head of the traffic stomping children would do anything to would . we come back the next day the old man is a prominent member of the bill cannot bake community. like

them to use. put it up and just let them bring them up. but you're in your own little failure isn't it you're sympathetic. to them for months at the point but certainly not i got fired up to write it like that if it. was one of those you don't want to send out to a day. and be a fool with this and this of this of this i'm pulled out of the. summer to sum it all up out of. my life my life is more than life if it wasn't about the outlook at work or good good i was living on the bridges and on your pillow dissolute the beggar to do good job on those requests that i'm thinking about of where they were going and there's been a pretty. good too for the what you call it was just billions of other let up and some kind of an ability as

a 5 outlet i went up in to see if it was not. 200000 c.f.a. francs 300 euros the price for a young sleigh for 3 is one our friend is having a coffee the old man is making phone calls but he is wary so he calls up his men in the forest they tell him journalists are looking into clandestine plantations he's acting surprised as if he could not believe. such information but we can sense he is now very suspicious. they're going to dig up if you could. just like you've never been able to optimally ideas on that new facility where fred is here where he says we're not like you. not just a little early did you still feel redness about a. little. what you feel when you. went in the bathroom light they sat logic again but the defendant and the volunteers will know i did so for.

will there's an ability to let. go he says i was there is another video. we could never have and took time to stun plantations without an accomplice the old man doesn't trust a friend and wants to confront him to one of his guys who controls the forest it turns out we were constantly monitored we've been busted. out of. by june. second by the lawyers or ira from a balloon up with such a. bottom of us was. the mood has changed that if the traffic doesn't want us to stick around yes suddenly forgotten when the bus arrives. on a catholic yup i can go to the north a city guy basis. if you think i would not live to move on to the island they may

think of in your garden we know you're going to do it then got in the bank i'm done or letters and cards but in the early in the day i get a lot and i think that there are a. lot of them like. we won't be able to film the transaction all we know is that children are rife on these buses from booking our friends stops one of them and gets on both. we can see a few teenagers who do look worried how many will end up in the forest for years with no patterns no school no hospital. the danger they will have to face it's no one's concern in particular the most serious and invisible hazard in the long run the unprotected use of comp. to come

i'm going to kill. we keep coming across children sometimes very young carrying spray is on the backs on the way to the fields what product are they spraying. there's a bubble it's about don't get approved for the. buttons and on the mouth i think absolutely burdensome and you don't. get that the reason that the. feathers it's an example of. red had is so named for the color of the bottle cap it is sold everywhere at the edge of the forest no herbicide compound is mentioned on the bottle so is it best to say. here sure. or something. we go deep into the forest on the trail of red head until we find another can understand camp where we finally get to understand how the forest is

dying. when i think. the excessive or cross. no dual named. fit to his uncle were i think son of us even sitting member 100000 you believe we can his interview was up 00000 thought it only on simplistically fish what do you do if you don't. glycol sate is a toxic herbicide probably cost a new genic according to the world health organization and above all very aggressive to vegetation the present was a discus that this isn't at all 'd the music i made he said don't you date a sign something she'll need if i decide to call the call you know it's a good number they can put it so conservative. laws that they should be plenty of

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electricity just as the country is going through an unprecedented heat wave just last week we registered 54 degrees which is the highest temperature ever recorded in baghdad and this has pushed many people to the streets once again asking for basic things that is a victory city and services but have also been spurred on by recently adopted austerity measures which have really made it difficult for many people to get by and. in their daily lives one person is being killed and more than a dozen others have been wounded in suicide attacks in northern syria child died in a bombing in the rebel held area of a friend while 12 people were hurt in a separate attack in the city of. china has taken possession of the close u.s. consulate in the city of chengdu the shutdown was ordered by the government in beijing in response to the closure of its consulate in houston texas the 2 countries accuse each other of espionage sudan's prime minister has promised to send troops into west off or after the un report of the massacre of more than 60

people hundreds of armed men targeted a mastery village in neighboring areas on saturday burning homes to the ground spain's regional catalonia is considering even tougher coronavirus restrictions if infection rates do not improve within the next 10 days the regional leaders says data from the affected areas does suggest the situation is spiraling as it did in march and government protesters have rallied in the philippines capital manila as the president defended his government's response to the virus pandemic in his state of the nation speech roderigo to 30 says it prevented between one and $3000000.00 extra infections. at least 26 ring the refugees fear drowned while trying to swim to the shore of malays you have been found alive the coast guard says they were hiding in bushes on a small island and detained them those are your headlines let's go back now to chocolates heart of darkness i'll have the news hour in 30 minutes we'll see that.

little tally of the deficit the famed one of. only $139.00 standing on the salute at one time bush. france. over 10 inches over the elbows and we. can tell it can you bend. over the past 25 years about 90 percent of the ivorian forest has disappeared. mostly replaced by cocoa this deforestation keeps spreading and impacts the climate globally less forests mean less rain. as the area is destroyed

will have to leave it in an ever near a future. folks . thanks. a 1000000 a week in the ground there be forest we witnessed old economist the industry pledged to eradicate slave labor and destruction of the environment however each and every day a dozen of tons of this criminal cocoa and test the regular trade. of cocoa purchased by truckers rather keep a low profile where do these bags go who buys them 1st they are unloaded in shops at the edge of the forest both legal and plunder stand cocoa made and.

the bags are opened and all the cocoa beans are mixed together in front of the shop no symbol on the bags no label impossible to track among the shops that operate outside the forests one has recently undergone an inquiry. cooper weapons one of the most important in the region it shows a fair trade label which means no child labor no deforestation fair trade inspectors came a few months before very seldom in practice they didn't disclose their results but could but web certification has been suspended. what happened.

is that that's ok so to say i have accepted good lessons i said. is it safe i said it would be where but i could get coffee. in the. come over love itself cannot go home to be one less wrong or resume. i just want to force this off it's how i define the behind the play simply along the you know the old as the old or as old in the book to face to see tonight evil might seem a suitable mosi is a fact as i believe that it is often that i miss you but i did you must carry on most. of it is awful and you know of this you assume because people cannot be here lead to some cause. sometimes awful secular i mean normal. normal. ship. good sifting. through zon don't become obvious. secondly it is

a specific way to put. the cocoa chain is far from transparent and one of the best kept secrets is the identity of the western purchasers the missing link between the forest and our supermarkets that go to us by whom we were so good a war the losses caused us so no just. guess what that. says all for in this day. so let us for the. good think the manager won't tell us to whom he sells his cocoa we come back in the evening and the driver spills the big. hill like us just so we succumb to do.

all its cocoa to come this corporation is unknown to the general public it's an american agro industry john and they trade commodities they are selling cocoa to the chocolate makers chocolate we can buy install. we managed to get an interview from congo. a key vote the will to kill sneak of we're going to have. to do concert of. this leg day she. says without being aware of it we all eat cocoa suppliant by congo a clean cocoa according to cargo's promise a promise we came to challenge under the scrutiny of the public relations officer.

only has to conclude out then when these awful although knew would tell on any measure or he would deserve to be a big deal did they deserve this doesn't need to have removed as only the cover ideas of all say c c c c if the show's going to see only if you care to please don't make a pact of every source said she. did the not has all the different on the hob so that the new laws will score political you have been clean and pretty good the cycle. was a lot of people tell. us are not so moch some compose songs and usually. leave a physical i tell you this is not long physic mo. as it is still killing just a little bad t.v. can cope at eve i think there's all for me. we committed to quality. the promise commits is to make it different commitment is

that congo officer substantial premium to certified cooperatives in exchange those cooperatives must improve the daily launch of farmers by building schools for instance and this is a promise cooper web is bound to keep. you know income ideas or falsity she really she will should already know since i'm a member of. the screen the premier doesn't do a 6 year old i'm going to cope with something. he started providing. he got i think that this was to do. here with an issue that i perceived this year that it was. you i was already. so i didn't know i lived. in from. you know. it was

a. point the. feel me good old dole. yeah. dollars i'm gonna be a demo. also pledged to no longer destroy the forest in order to grow cocoa in 2030 they promised 0 d. for a station kogo. 3 c. on a 3. favor of. the. business though there is a lot of play to look through this is always the same way to. work . out you do this to get that elected president of focus on that without getting some on the movies. saw jerry he did tweet or mr c.d.e.

for if. he's that good about web because it's true you. go to. the for you know the whole city is in the while loop it was only on stem i see a whole boost. if you look i think you would have a young was supposed to look an easy i think i could but it. doesn't buzz didn't it if you don't know who you look what he has it will put you to. this system as mentioned on carville's website barcode on cocoa bags a scam not connected to a satellite office a state of the art g.p.s. traceability the problem is these images were shot and gone not turn on for. a 2nd because i could but it could be i went in there but

a significant goodbye but said enough. for best of all because. we asked the program manager about the technological solution to identify the farmers truck. it come up with what was all green he said did you do much i don't do a deal not by the fuselage appears. to fear. that he said. he's only limping. you get no. good. i think you know it's just one g.p.s. to shut up just a lot could you tell excel said blushing i screwed we've got so full season anybody feel so focused around but you don't. hear me say about me. but that's all i think process is they mailed to guy just

a few because i was a disabled or a little lucky the pedia secure about it but we didn't want to behave on the toward us from sonia may be a full year for if. after the interview we got a message from condit they have checked we are right there are no bond codes on the coco bags from the one day before us but they are certain 99 percent to from us on 10 to find and all of them will be compliant within a year at most to see problem to disguise the cell diskettes as a top aides on phone somehow meant they could contact the insurers that's just a. couple that accessibility got $2.00 truly did only for the best of what i kept on a problem or the 2 months ago yes they will say to you wrong i can see who can come up. to my cost to profit all birds have that exact amount i keep people said on phone about if you will sir can i just have the say defies this or you could buy

a greater problem because they did select people to think we went to the carly forests. long strange spot on the map one of the few preserved primary forests in west africa. it's only 40 kilometers south from the one day before us but unlike the guam debate it hasn't been destroyed by cocoa from yet. however plunder started from a source settling in the reserve and start to grow cocoa some of them even reported to carry weapons a local n.g.o.s fighting against this traffic our forest our future is doing the job of the police they check on the trucks getting out of the fathers. i mean yeah one other thing on this leave it.

we're. going to be. another step. given above that goal. they think. there's a trade there's an. alternating way. and the best thing for long. months ready ready. we also wanted to know what was going on where cocoa has grown

legally since 2012 the ivorian government has implemented a program to fight against child labor they say they invest $5000000.00 euros a year the old verities create a national surveillance network in which local n.g.o.s play an active and probably the most effective part on the field. and so money works for one of them one man you know. you're not there are said. to go to. vikki's or to try to find decide if your day and if i just come out that this is a far corner thought on properly fed. and therefore. mistaken for me from now from jeff in our societies as soon you would if he does these are going through or is just like you saw this broadcast you. could to.

in ivory coast children often help out their parents only cambs it's leader who army is hunting those who do not send their kids to school during the week. over the. war and it's a way that they were. going to take us. as a hunt up at the militia. silverthorne through cyber internet. and don't want to do. it that dealers are fond of but i was sure that because i found overly and he called it preacher man you know what it was. very. they're going to. require me and work for a small angio funded by international donors but he is a former trucker for the cocoa cooperatives he knows all too well why it may be so

difficult for farmers to send their kids to school. he was on the desk in front of a sat down as a father must for whatever group if there's a good even comparing a clueless offer at a time to take it up a. silk i bit the door and i just feel emma forswear this is awful in a bucket is a fight over that i think you know this. is a fund overly call to pull for him several but there's no by the way because christians who are all in the soup do truck got sick awful you know by the way. it was you want help sometimes at the price of sacrifices some farmers managed to pay the school for their kids not his with the little money they earned from cocoa mr zongo has been working in cocoa for 30 years no slaves here mr zongo is very proud of one of his sons really he's doing well in school soon he will go to college he

came to london hunt to his dad during the school holiday regifted is interesting to see if they did know the position for. his faith he said i needed one. in the running backs if any don't you then you continue with. this wonderful love to be an optimist like many times less since i'm there for live . we think i would not have to say don't do most of my prayers if you need. next to wear loose stones his younger brother he's out of school for good his dad had to make a choice it was either him or his brother. if i love or lives out to through if it did. lead back to sets out with something on.

the road but the game. done. well you know. well this guy remember i'm given much. to say. about the way. he's someone like him where you get. the word. that if i mean i'd like. to see the video by reading more yes could you professor i did according to cover you. don't belong. when i'm called you know kind of no self and i'm behind what the north. koreans know one thing and working with the. what you say my. little that's. what. the chocolate industry is a $100000000000.00 yearly market for cocoa farmers according to the french development agency earns less than a euro a day when the want to the key solution to rescue children from labor simply was to

increase the cocoa promised a question we wanted to omsk the chocolate industry. it was. heading to davos a small town in switzerland home to big business events. every 2 years cocoa pope aeration berry called up invites the main actors of the chocolate industry they keep setting the same goal to put an end to poverty and then they publish nice pictures on the internet. no one's from mr just love of nothing no one is people to be hungry children to be monetization or not educated i mean we're clear on that very cold notified us by email we're not welcome at the choco vision event but we still hope to meet some people we can

talk to after all they did commit to public transparency but the hotel security had strict orders about us. oh. yeah. the question we're obsessed with is why they still don't hold their promise in 2001 almost 20 years ago all chocolate industrials committed to put an end to a child labor they all signed a solemn document spearheaded by the world cocoa foundation we meet one of them on the parking lot. simple solutions. are very hard to find for something as complicated as the child labor but we all agree that the solution of paying more to the growers as it has not been implemented yet. we are looking at ways to scale up approaches to how

farmers can improve their income 18 years of. years to lucan what you going to do in the future and nothing is done nowadays if you. simply to stop poverty. i would i wouldn't say that nothing is being done now as i mentioned before we have companies that are committed to paying premiums to farmers to help them increase their income levels what about the lawmakers what are they doing about it chocolate is essentially the european issue. so we went to the e.u. parliament in brussels. illegal practices in the cocoa supply chain on not sanctioned by the european legislation. heidi hotel and a member of parliament from finland often meets chocolate manufacturers. have a year was. poisoned.

we are busy preparing an action plan on what to do with cocoa so that cocoa would not anymore cause the forestation and child labor and what is really very remarkable is that more and more companies are saying that we need this mandatory due diligence of negation we need lol inform the times you would have said that companies are masochistic that they are asking for yes but they have what they want what they call a level playing field because they don't want to be irresponsible and then they see that the irresponsible companies are reaping the profits you know for a cheap price so that's the question because to be responsible may cost a little more. a bit of extra money means more children in school. in troy or to village from us invest a little money they make in their children's future they all chipped in to a higher teacher. $200.00 little pupils attend his plus.

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how i will say some slightly cooler weather pushing into one of sarah's savor the next couple of days to temperatures around 15 celsius for monday afternoon not too bad it's over the north lots of dry weather loss of sunshine the usual showers

there the it's probable convergence side pushing those showers up towards the kara base in north america saying the wettest all through weather although it will turn pretty. just around paraguayan to the southeast of brazil as we go through which is day and there you go you can see those temperatures at around 12 celsius but want to sarah's by tuesday after name a moderate to the caribbean plenty of showers for the lesser antilles the women and the leeward saying quite a rush of showers pushing in as we go through monday largely dry across the great around to this the west or whether it's going to be across the western side of the caribbean into central america because regular costa rica sees of heavy downpours honduras could see some life showers that sort of the case as we go on into choose as well some more very heavy rain started to push its way towards costa rica could see some localized flooding here meanwhile cuba jamaica hispaniola not doing too badly a few showers coming into haiti pushing towards the dominican republic but the wetter weather once again you start see more heavy rain pushing into the eastern islands i

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