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lead by the current finance minister love shows. also the full show that i'm going to merkel cd you to kristen democrat union would love more than 10 percent of their seats and parliament for the 1st time in history. this could also mean that germany could be less buyers who will issue government of 3 parties instead of 2. so the very stable political landscape in germany for the last 16 years on the, on the la merkel who look a lot more fragmented in the future. ah, pop up the are and these are the headlines. the us special envoy for haiti has quit over the treatment of haitian migrants, you know, letter daniel foot described us policy on deportations as inhumane and counter productive c. potations have been criticized by members of president, jo biden's, democratic party shepherd tansy with moving on this from washington. what
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a letter is often that you read a letter that so i mean, it wasn't just about what, what the envoy called the or the inhumane expulsion of patients. many of you have never lived in a she hated potentially back to haiti, but it was about decades of us policy. and the implication from him was that i was brought him and it was actually request from members of congress to be a special. and i was born to look at, look at the underlying causes of instability and haiti, and why we have refugee problems every now and then from hating and so on. and the gist of it is, i mean, completely ignored as far as the bite and ministration. it's business as usual. additionally, the white house says horses will no longer be used by us border patrols in del rio texas. off the offices there were seen whipping migrants with the horses rains. these images captured by our 0 and voices early this week. critics say they're reminiscent of the historical mistreatment of black americans by hoarse mounted police and flavor headlines. and the un secretary general warrants the security
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council that climate change will make the world more violent and unstable. you in general assembly has been dominated by calls will stronger environmental action. the former head of catalonia government has been arrested in san antonio, called us preaching, among travel there from belgium, where he's been living in self imposed exile for 4 years. spain charged separately with addition thing he helped organize the 2017 catalog independence referendum, seemed illegal by the spanish courts. 14 is in political parties on demanding an end to what they say is a qu by the president. the joint opposition statement says site has lost his legitimacy. after announcing he would rule by decree. high side is held nearly total power since july, the 25th. that was when he sank the prime minister and suspended the parliament fighting a national emergency. right up to date with the headlines on al jazeera,
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the latest edition of people and power is next. china has been very strategic in the way to expand legacy reach an indian ocean. what is it? and we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in without the international aid. what do you think is going to happen? the common counting the coast on al jazeera mm. brazil's amazonian ring forest is the most precious ecosystem on the planet. vital for commenting climate change. by the time the world began to acknowledge that facts 2 decades ago, vast tracts have been lost to legal loading, cattle ranching. and so he farms now and brazil's right wing president giant ball scenario. the rain forest is again being decimated at an alarming rate. the
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the south, palo brazil my 3 pm. the city is smothered like black clouds of smoke. scientists eventually discover the cause of size raging in the far north of the country. thousands of miles away in the amazon rain forest. official figures show more than 87000 amazonian fires are recorded in brazil. these 5 destroyed 10000 square kilometers of the amazon in 2019
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. while the brazilian government fails to act, the world responds with outrage. with criticism focused on newly elected bar. right, president, julia bolton. i don't know why i thought there, hey, we know today was not happened by chance. he was plan, fostered and executed by the boss on a govern. this is a true oh, after both scenarios election, brazil's environmental agency have their budget slashed. his economic policies are focused on developing the economy inside the amazon rain forest but albums investigation and a big problem. lack of implementation of brazil as far as last. what did
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happen? the company looks to the fine fund, 2 or 3000000 eyes. if i a use good liars, i can stay ears and years and years without bay from 1980 to 2019 penalties. book cutting trees down in protected areas. total. $17000000000.00 us dollars. less than 4 percent of these fines were collected, corruption and the inability to collect fines have encourage more violators to set up shop inside the amazon. there's a lot of people working with the people from illegal loading the people from our business. there's a people linking to illegal gold mining, for example. there's a lot of people working with this chain off crime is in the ours on there for
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station is one of the cleared land as he used to produce beef and agri products. a large portion of which is exported to parts of asia. people need to understand that we are all responsible for this. so even people, far away pakistan in china in australia are also helping with the environment problems in amazon because they are consumers. mm. worldwide forests still cover about 30 percent of the planet, but they are disappearing at an alarming rate. between 19902016, the world lost 1300000 square kilometers of forest. according to the world bank that scenario larger than south africa, we arrive in the state of barbara to investigate the effects of the fires in northern brazil. burned down jungles, now resemble
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a war zone. erica veranda is an environmental scientist who's lived in the amazon for the last 10 years. he's my study, the destructive force of the fires here. barracka takes us for a walk inside a protected area to show as the impact of buyers on the amazon. so there's one of the main difference that are going to be within a bond for as an ongoing part, you can see that we're not seeing many trees and many big trees that we are still facing. the diameter of the amazon rain forest has 410000000000 trees in this region alone with a total of 76000000000 tons of carbon stored in them. if we were to the forest,
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the whole of them is amazing. that comprises 9 country, all the emissions that are the rise from this for a station would be equivalent of a 100 years of the us for a few emissions. that's how much carbon the amazon stores. so it's a vital component to fight climate change. animals are being effective to it's believed that there are about 3000000 different species of plant and animal life from the amazon amazon. it's estimate that there is 6 things, 1000 pieces, arbitrary. unfortunately, a thing that was in my lifetime, if there is no political will. if we don't take strong positions that isn't going to be going but president volts wants to abolish protection for indigenous language. has called have been echoed by miners put self preservation ahead of environmental conservation. brazil is one of the biggest goal
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producers in the world was also reported at 81000000 kilograms in 2018. there is a new gold rush in brazil to day one healed by soaring unemployment in regions inside the amazon rain forest. they are evading public lands, log the trees, do some gold mining and damaging these areas or do some fishing and hunting me today. my news have become more organized, create incorporated, to hunt for gold. collectively, one such cooperative school that was founded in 28 by foremost south palo banker, gilson campbell. or they will submit almost single me against you. you still with me just the right fit,
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the frame such gold mines illegal as part of the brazilian government strategy to monetize the amazon. but drone images revealed a damage to the environment. this was once a lush green forest with flora and florida spread all across the landscape. it's been replaced by energy guzzling machines. lunch. philip barclay. l. copa,
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ga alone. as far as the 3000 square kilometers of amazon rain forest. 20. 0, a gold mining in the amazon rain forest. it's attractive for the high. you to go off too expensive. padding mercury is used to extract goals from the market through a process called amalgamation. you just you to work?
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he is not then the for sam lemaire quarter. inch to us you why i think i think they were since they sent you. bye sheet are on the fuzzy from just found in the crew had copper work without protective equipment or procedures to help them. discard the mercury safety in stock or going up arrow key control k mile was what we can patch currently by making the hit the the heat applied evaporates the mercury and gold is left in the pack in the garbage even mind. 400 grams of gold today. it will sell for $500.00 us dollars in the poor countryside. that's a fortune for a day's hard labor journal cars or when
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h of i back is the scene of seed. i years. anything is stone, nearly dear s o for can digest by the unwind illegal is on, on your sake of india. so up road, so the roll code is sell to shops in the city to process it into gold bars. the final product is exported to countries across asia, the middle east in america, earnings billions of dollars in revenue mines like couple even a legal and all part of president volts in our master plan to monetize the amazon. net us to let go a lot possible thought memphis as least not. so as you've all he, i don't believe us one's going to be up for a parcel of jimmy to keep them. this is, this is what the map of my father used to. farmers are still diploma from the
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sharing but a good handle he gives a bicycle to come up with is are we on the edge me in but on the ground, the damage done by legal minds is irreversible in spacious, because of florida. stuff bad. so the new my was by losing food in my gosh with them. so school with them, we saw him solve it. i don't want box too fast. can key model is either better spoke last nice, but it system me see out that by law copa ga, supposed to restore the forests. once the mine is close to phase is about to hit. so gilson takes us to a restored part of the mountain for colors. he's turned one area into a fish father while planting trees and another you
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know, happy days, you just don't want you want to do those permission can serve you in the us. one, is it the, i guess soccer is and i put album l of i live on the rep would be volt. yeah. man, so i get on the dela trudy, delaware, i don't know the image image, but don't see brazzel dale and look as not raising the cookie. the, you know, casual and welcoming to keep in mind that done. that's what he is. he woke my grand process, the but the mining companies want to use indigenous lands to expand operations and make more profits pushing for a change in brazilian law, allowing firms to mine inside protected land and indigenous reserves across the
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nation. giving a message and i got the lessons that are no saw. why do you really actually like out of the amount of school for the by jimmy lee. but it is reason the ancient looking cows or s nasha s a. the if you see that is our process involving is uses a very proportional president, most of them out of g, which is, i don't mean that i might get angela ruffin visible mythical alarm. despite having protected status. indigenous territories are already facing an invasion in part of the state alone, brazilian authorities estimates that 30 metric tons of illegal gold worth about one point. $1000000000.00 us dollars has been excavated. that 6 times more than the legal amount of gold traded in brazil. that she will group
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my just let me share much more in your morning to see share gov of in terms of price on your for asked to see him or rep with the adult guy. actually dodge through the chief this mining boom could lead to the extinction of indigenous communities that have weathered centuries of calamities in brazil's rain forest. roughly 900000 indigenous people live in brazil. they belong to 400 tribes and speak more than 270 languages. jo. water, as is the chief of the moon roof drive, it leads nearly 14000 members who have splintered into dozens of small villages. they've lived here the thousands of years approached selling
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emergency food. but at least you might see would almost fall, almost florida most could to be seen as long as i grabbed the phone of florida. first to the presence of florida, then he seemed it's tonya tonya dean. milky meals were in co mckellar. he is a that's why juarez has to create orders, are more commonly known as demarcations to identify his tribes. indigenous lands. motivated by the surgeon, international price of gold miners choose to prospect for gold and protected reserves to evade taxes. oh,
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would i even though the johnston that up there might got up the much you might fudge 3 such sweet jets. but how could you got him prepared to get him from soon as 1111 board actually meet you to say, you know like if you'd like to move in black mountain proudly managed permanently evicting and digital people from your land is forbidden. under article 231 of brazil's constitution, but the bolts in our government is planning to build jams and infrastructure in the top of your reservation to boost the economy. bombed with machetes, whereas in his crew ensure the conservation of 178000 hector's rain forest,
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which isn't it has been me up and gradually giving water a huge sub in the key after they move to space. so don't get into legal guardian for dental the vision. use the white pressure decry. i'm not good is right, but if you're just moist kayla. but i said the problem the whereas takes his to one such illegal mining site and i was boatright on the top of the river. me. oh as we reach an abandoned mining pit,
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the extent of the devastation can only be gauge from high above me. ah. kilometers protected rain forest are now mere ditches spun got from the gun, much critical miss lesson. can i start to focus on this? and then i will feel is author, you know, i mean that us on sunday legal is, i've got to come with, you're my case work here. you know, he's sick. yeah. only. but he's a be can. but for them to see my, you know, answer my garage, the manual key. so my friend went to flourish for a we'll see we'll see who chica, florida noise. but i put them on my stop losing region or this but with little
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enforcement of the law, the destruction of continues. little franco cross country where it is to seal do you shall my lads. but hey, joyce kill is what i'm going to soon like. i love me, hon was indeed nosey. he's got to handle who have courses equal courses and eyes and i called them number arg was e, cause i'm just on the currently in brazil, mining on indigenous territories is totally prohibitive. the amazon contains about 20 percent of the world's total volume of river water, more than 80 percent of the world's food has its origins in this rain forest. apart from tearing down native forests in miners have also started digging for gold in the rivers contaminating these waterways. with mercury one plus other
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more the only fish. because keith? well, the only show you fishy chicago sell. remember there was key. there is cheap, chick jojo must, but i must have somebody vis attending network retention work in a specific bummer. and must the badge, he broke the shot that brought if the noise best comes up with this element, you'll list this as well. you know, the voice of the mess joe compound. you know, is that my face muscle mccadden. felt that by your eyes there, he may be a florida shed by his kid. a miser meant that some whereas in his community can no longer fish in the river. they have to hunt for food on land. researchers found 92
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percent of all hair and fish samples collected here at high levels of mercury, resulting and abnormalities in the central nervous system of incense. so juarez is decided to take things into his own hands as they plan to invade. brazil is congress to pressure politicians to take action illegal alexandra cora and the roku indigenous activist is leading the charge. that's cuz i give all the stuff i keep getting the local schools been turned into a makeshift count. ah. these
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15 when the roku tribals planned to visit brazil's congress to meet politicians and demands that the lands protected under brazil law be left alone. what is didn't you? didn't you bring for him to where he could you give to me? she's talking to step back in the face of the g g. didn't a good got you put them in the you can please in the coding to brazil's national institute for space research in 2018 alone, 5 square kilometers of indigenous when the roku land was deforested in 2019, the tree massacre increased at 15 square kilometers. next day,
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the tribe prepares for battle. they believe also narrows. rhetoric has encouraged the advance of the mind is deeper into indigenous territory. whether the moon roku arrive at brazil's congregation, the main legislative body of the country. this movement is helped by the countries only indigenous congresswoman join. you know what each other she's only the 2nd inter just woman to have ever been elected to congress. she made a little guy via the label. the professor paul was in jesus phil julie, he only got phone calls was to amount to more than $594.00 congress representatives. only 3 show up. so i think alison dra makes an impassioned plea for the right to them when
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i was in the law. and it seems to me still not been anything of been asked about what that sample is. a no, i mean that also most bang do to eat their mac up so that you know, thing that i so know as well may be noisy to the new model as we do you in today. the deforestation and the claims an area the size of 2 football fields a minute. if consumption patterns don't change, 50 percent of the amazon may banish by 2030, destroying one of the world's largest carbon sinks, protecting existing rain forests, and aggressively planting new ones. maybe the only way forward and perhaps one of the last few ways to help say this plan and don't call it um
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ah, getting close to the people most affected by those in power is often dangerous, but it's absolutely vital stories to tell us subsided in this area we pushed as far forward as we can to the front line. now the smell of death is overpowering. a lot of the stories that we cover highly complex, so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can to as many people as possible no matter how much they know about a given crisis or issue as algebra correspondence, that's what we strive to do on the streets of grief on t. m. a grin. violence is on the rise. the road you have to go from. i will turn
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key and this and that this is the from part system and increasingly, migrant farm workers of victims of vicious beatings. jo reed asked, lamb is helping the pakistani community to find a voice. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack. this is europe on al jazeera. ah, the us special envoy to have he resigns over what he calls the harsh treatment of migrants on the texas border awe and come all santa maria here in joe hall with the world news from al jazeera climate change is again been raised by leaders that the you in general assembly the warning that a reckoning is coming.

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