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with again in brazil where tension remains high in the capital brazilian after an unprecedented attack on brazil, seats of power. security forces have been clearing a camp of supporters of a former leader, jaya ball, sarro. they've detained hundreds of people who gathered outside army headquarters on sunday, austin, our supporters, stormed congress, the supreme court and the presidential palace. they demanded that newly elected president luis ignacio lulu de silva, be removed from office. president lula has blamed balsam arrow and has promised to punish those behind the attack. the governor of brazilian a bolton aro ally, has been suspended for 90 days for failing to stop the violence. balsam arrow, who's in the united states, condemned what he called an illegal attack. well, here's where the protest has it been camped out the crystal square. it's a park in brazilian military district, and his right beside brazil's army headquarters from there. it's an 8 kilometer run along the city's main axis to the 3 power square. that's the sight of brazil's

congress presidential office and supreme court, and where both scenarios. supporters launched their attack on sunday, out as here as monica and archaea for ports now from brasilia. the security forces dismantled the camp. some 1200 people were taken to the federal police. a local press says that some that have already been interrogated, say they have been financed to by the agricultural business. the farm lobby is very strong here in brazil, and many of them were supporters or our supporters of former president, jacob wilson, out of to de lula in a show of unit g. i and he, he condemned the violence together with the president of the house of representatives and the supreme court justices. they came out together to sign a communique saying that they would not tolerate our vandalism, terrorism

a tense of having a qu in brazil clear now on evaluating how much damage was done. and there was this a very famous picture of our brazilian painter, decaf, alcorn, she worth our one and a half $1000000.00 that was destroyed among other other pieces of art or of historical value. now these protesters can be accused of trying to stage a coup of destroying public property, of destroying ah, objects of historical value. so it will not be easy for them. they won't get off the hook that easily. but his history co valeo is a reader in brazilian, unless an american studies of kings college london, he tells us more about the government's response to the attack. the 1st thing important is that the government, the federal government taking to tense and the security public security in brazilian and decreed west create an exception in the brazilian law is thing to

venture into public security. in brazil, the governor of the state was of the federal district was removed from suspended for 30 days. that's a strong response. it's necessary now that the government taking to hence do a very strong response against the sort of crimes committed. and yesterday, it's important as well to them will be lies, the groups that are coming front of barracks all over brazil, and most importantly to track down who is supporting in sponsoring economically these groups. it's absolutely an organized effort and it is the is a result of a long campaign of misinformation and is information that is going on through social media achieving or reaching the supporters of the presentable sonata that we're not happy with the results of the election. it's, it's groups that are sponsoring supporting that it's point any to we can understand that set the level but the level of organization that this is events of yesterday,

demo street of bringing people to brasilia from all over brazil. we had about 4000 people arriving in one single day to the city and the march that was properly organized. and then the attack to the parliament, to the supreme court and the presidential policy at the same time. so it's clear that is organized is not just, and they rupture of a group of people that are unhappy or dissatisfied with the government. pakistan is asking for billions of dollars and international aid to recover from last year's devastating floods which affected more than $30000000.00 people that held a major conference along with the united nations in geneva to rally support delegates from 40 nations including french president emanuel mccall were attending the u. m. 's says that it was pakistan's worst disaster. in decades. every penny will be spent in a most transparent fashion. i have put in place 3rd party restoration mechanism so that every penny is accounted for. anders invested in the interest of

the annuity and happiness. people who have been badly affected by these ferocious let's we must match the right response of the people of pakistan with our own efforts and massive investments to strengthen delcom communities for the featured. rebuilding buck is that in a resilient way, we will run in excess of $16000000000.00 us dollars and thought more will be needed in the longer term. and this includes only flood recovery and rehabilitation efforts, but also initiatives to address doubting social environmental and economic challenges . going out from office areas come on, hider is in pasha in pakistan. the conference in geneva organized in conjunction with the united nations. the secretary general of the united nations is in geneva

to ahead of august on marcia to support from the international community from their door, not agency from friendly country. and although there's been a response from those countries to help august on out of trouble, it is nowhere near enough of what bugs on need a bugger? funny prime minister of god was hoping that he would get up to $16000000000.00 that didn't have the amount of the incurred law says the damage to infrastructure, to livelihoods, life dog loss, and cash grub, race dead by doors, floods. the important thing for august on now is how it goes with future disasters . is it after all the country that they wasn't able to climate change? i know, of course the country will now to build, backed up to richard, more resilient in order to withstand the ravages and the effects of climate change . tens of thousands of people are still out in the open,

although it has been over 4 months now to the doctor, to drug. and the important thing now for the government to move forward in order to avoid mo kowager did regard of the extreme wed up the people of august. i have been waiting for several months to get assistance. my shoe, my children are dying of hunger process of everything have skyrocketed and no one's turned up to help the flood victims who are living under open skies in this hush, cold winter. there's no hope from anyone including the government. mcdonald, a go, has not given any help so far, believe in miserable conditions, and we are not only suffering from starvation, but also children's education has been badly affected due to devastating floods of august on the economy already suffering, nor judge because of the flood, but also because of mismanagement by the new government, which is hanging by a trade, the people of buckets on need help. and it is up to the government now to deliver

on your promise to help bring the paper aloud off a miserable state of affairs where. busy those people in religious on and then i still living out in the open. you have not been able to go back to the religion. and although the water may have received it and several areas that are still large area which are still under, walked out us president joe biden is on his 1st official visit to mexico since taking office. he meets president under as manuel lopez labrador to discuss trade security and drug trafficking. that immigration is likely to top that agenda later that we joined by canada, the prime minister just intruder for the north american leaders summit lets go lived out of mexico city. i'll just hear a smell that manuel rap below is that. so what can we expect from today's meeting? number? adrian, we are in mexico, is historic center, behind me is the national palace. this entire area is being prepared and secured

for the arrival of us president joe biden, for this bilateral meeting that's taking place. it just a few hours this afternoon with mexican president. and that is manuel lopez or whatever this meeting taking place. just before a trilateral meeting between the presidents of mexico, the united states and, and canadian prime minister, just in trudeau. now there are several topics that we expect will be addressed during this bilateral meeting this afternoon between the us and mexican presidents . not least of which is the ongoing migrant crisis on the us mexico border over the course of last year. adrian, we've seen an on prem in search of migrants, particularly from countries like been a sweller, haiti, cuba, and the cut out was so finding common ground on the topic of migration, sort of strengthening the bilateral strategy on finding the root causes of migration will certainly be at the very top of the agenda, the u. s. also, just before this visit by us president joe biden announced

a significant policy shift where the united states and now to the agreement with mexico or mexico has agreed to take in 30000 migrants from these 4 countries that we mentioned to every month from the united states migrant specifically who had crossed into the united states illegally. the other side of that deal is the united states has pledged to provide 30000 visas to migrants from these countries so long as they arrive in the united states biplane and have sponsors in the united states . a very strict sort of rules on the side of who the united states is going to be providing these visas to. now, shortly after arriving in mexico and following a short visit to the city of el paso on the us mexico border, president biden tweeted the following. he said that our problems at the border didn't arise overnight and they won't be solved overnight, but we can come together to fix this broken system, giving you a sense of the importance that they're placing on immigration at this bilateral

meeting, taking place today. it's also not the only topic of discussion bilateral security, reducing drug trafficking from mexico to the united states, specifically, drugs like centerville and met. method fed a means while also reducing arms trafficking from the united states into mexico. these are the topics that we expect will be very high on the agenda. the meetings today. one of our rapids live very mexico city. many thanks. israel steel far right . national security minister is a mob been via, has told police to remove palestinian flags from public spaces. it follows last week's release of the longest held palestinian prisoner and in his way the jail cream. eunice waved the palestinian flag when he was welcomed home to his village in israel. and a statement been given, reacted by saying, quote, lawbreakers paid waving the palestinian flag, encouraged terrorism and close iran. calm reports from west jerusalem. it's perfectly legal under israeli law to wave the palestinian flag. there's no actual

law against it. there is a police discretion, however that we've seen hundreds of times over the last certainly 1015 years. i've been covering israel and palestine and that's if those are public order issue. and oftentimes, what happens is when there are protests and people are waving palestinian flags, the police will go in and they'll get a, they'll take the flag away from the protesters oftentimes actually escalates the situation. one of the key of times that i've seen this was in may last year during the funeral for our colleague who was killed by the british soldier, sharina ob, luckily, as her huss was bringing her coffin into jaffer gate in the old city for her to go to the the church um there was a palestinian flag in the back of that person, the window he's ready to police actually smashed the window and took out the flag. and again, that kind of inflamed at the situation. so there's a discretionary power that the police have, but this once again is about taking a hard line. it may have been given that the national security minister is

a very far right m p. he's proudly racist. he's proudly anti arabic power very broadly. and he palestinian and he just wants to use this as to show his support as the a. he's a tough guy that he can put these things into place. however, there may well be legal challenges at all of this from the police for very long time. there has been this discussion within, at is where a security forces about whether it's even worth trying to going take down a flight, whether it's a good use of police time as it was still to come here on al jazeera, thousands of nurses go on strike in new york city, we'll take a look at back and sans and to mom's at a bold mission. find out why this converted. boeing 747, could to the u. k. into the next space power. ah.

off we go with your weather update for the middle east and africa. good to be with you. and so the rain that has been plaguing the gulf now pushes into iran around those across mountains, very likely to see some flooding there. and as that rain departs for us here in doe has certainly the risk of seen some showers, i think more early on tuesday. but as the day progresses shows push out of there. but look at this, the winds pick up a doha looking at wind gusts, about 45 kilometers per hour on tuesday. so all of this wet weather as it bumps into that colder air, places like cut off, this will fall as snow, probably about 10 centimeters after turkey. we go con conditions for now, but look at this weather pushing in over the g n. so that western side will turn unsettled to rental downpours for places like budrum on tuesday. now for the top end of africa, it breezy north eastern side of algeria, tunisia, and northwestern areas of libya on tuesday. central air is not as bad as it has

been, actually, most of the rain is falling south of the equator, so we'll pick up the story there. i were talking about places as an b, as in bob way into mozambique at quite down across south africa. but those temperatures have now dropped in cape down to 24 degrees on tuesday. that's it. that's all we'll see again soon. take care. ah, ah, ah, oh, lou.

ah, hello again. this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main news. the saw brazil's president has promised to punish those who stormed the seats of power on sunday. order has now been restored in brasilia, off the supporters of the former leda julia balsam aro attacked government buildings. u. s. president joe biden is on his 1st official visit to mexico. he st . you to be president on, but us manuel lopez upward or shortly. migration of drug trafficking are expected to be high on the agenda of pakistan is asking for billions of dollars in aid off to last years. devastating floods which affected more than 30000000 people. it's held a major conference alone with united nations in geneva to rally it's pools. i can

stand up is the administrator of the united nations development program. he wants to start life from geneva goods, happy with us. so 8 and a half $1000000000.00 pledged to help pakistan recover from these devastating floods. are you happy with that? well, i think it is sad to say that it is a remarkable moment when out of such tragedies, these catastrophic floods comes a moment where the international community really rises to the challenge of supporting and standing shoulder to shoulder over the country, such as pakistan that through no fault of its own experience on top of the pandemic, and many other challenges this extraordinary flight event. last year to day the primaries, so pakistan the u. n. secret general invited the world to come together and to co invest because we always should remember that pakistan and citizens itself is investing billions in the recovery and rehabilitation. but i think what took everyone by surprise today was the generosity and the willingness of the international tweens is a step up. so the commitments and announcements today exceeded our expectations and

are now standing at around 8 and a half to $9000000000.00 and still counting. so i think this meeting truly has been a success and should offer in this moment of tragedy. also, a ray of hope to the millions of pakistan is who are still either displaced or trying to rebuild their lives and livelihoods. what about the loss and damage deal reached the cop 2070 climate summit that our lab be integrated into recovery and pakistan? will it be integrated? well, as the secretary said today, anybody who looks at what happened in pakistan can see loss and can see damage. but i think we should always be clear that this was a catastrophic event where pakistan needed solidarity his support and resources to recover right now under the auspices of the climate change convention. in shallow shade, just a few weeks ago, an agreement in principle and establishing a loss and damage facility was reach. so that process of putting in place something that will in future help the international community cope with his crisis. the so

called new normal, many more of these extraordinary extreme weather events happening countries not through any fault of their own becoming victims. and certainly not having the means to deal with these kinds of disasters. that is a process that is now being discussed under the auspices of the climate change dimension. but clearly, the example of pakistan is precisely the illustration of why we do need to pursue these instruments and platforms in the future. but right now, the moment was to act now and to stand with pakistan in solidarity. and i think both the premise and the u. n. sector general managed to persuade the world that this had to happen now. and without politics and above all, with the principle that investing together will allow the country to recover faster . the central general said, today the pakistan is dumbly victimized by climate chaos at a morally bankrupt global financial system. what did you mean by that? well, if you just take the fact that pakistan contributes less than 0.67 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions in the world and yet is the 8th most vulnerable country

and the global climate risk data index. you already see that in many ways, at through no fault of its own, that is becoming a victim of the inaction of climate change on the colonizing our economies. and therefore, the likelihood of these extreme weather events happening more and more frequently certain is some that is being observed in pakistan in many other countries. the other part of this is that in our international system, in the way that multilateralism, particularly the financial side works, countries that do not qualify least developed countries often fall outside the established mechanisms to support countries in those moments. so small island developing states could lose a 3rd of their gdp in 6 hours of an extreme hurricane event, but not qualify for any support. we need to rethink the way that climate finance both in terms of loss and damage, but also in terms of mitigation. and investing in more rapid transitions to was low carbon economies. and therefore climate compatible and climate resilient economies can happen. it requires significant financing and particularly international

development finance institutions are now under pressure and clearly all so therefore a big piece of the hopeful agenda that more can be done here in the coming years. another part of what the secretary refers to is that many in the financial system still invests in yesterday's economy, making the problem worse and not in tomorrow's economy. good stokes. yes, up, buddy. thanks, dave, for being with us. that sac of side of the, the administration of the united nations development program. thank you. thousands of nurses, a 2 major hospitals in new york city on strike sighting, staff shortages. i, they say they've been forced to act by management's failure to tackle what they call a crisis of unsafe stuffing. they want it's putting patients of risk and causing thought out among healthcare workers. let's go live now true. i'll just say was kristin salumi, who's in new york, where those nurses are on strike. what's this all about? been christian. yes. yes,

adrian. 7000 of them walked off the job at 6 in the morning saying this is not about money. it's about safe staffing levels. there were 10 other hospitals, 10 hospitals, and total pacing, contract renewal, 7 of them were able to get deals in the last week and avoid a strike. the 2 hospitals are holding out, despite being offered, raises that amount to more than 18 percent over the next 3 years. they say this is not about money. again, it's about safety because there aren't enough nurses on south. they say to do the job properly. they are worried that nurses are hearing for too many patients out once this is leading to burn out among nurses and causing many to leave the profession. so they argue that this is really about patient safety as much as their own careers laid point to this staffing issues being

a problem even before the corona virus had done it before on a virus pandemic, i added to burn out, added to you or nurses on the job and they say that they are sticking to their guns and clearly they are. 6 out on the sides of the road, honking up passers by, engaging patients as they come to the hospital because they're worried about the future of their profession and the future of their jobs. out here is kristen salumi that live in new york. kristen, buddy, thanks a date a village and west germany is to be demolished in order to expand a coal mine. thousands of climate activists have gathered up the gods file size to stop the expansion plans, but as germany comp since dependency on russian gas and oil, it's warning that it will be to use coal for energy for several more years. correspondence step boston reports now from lucy, off and she says the stand off between police and protest as could last for up to

a month. the police has now announced that they will study eviction within 48 hours also. and you can see that they have moved closer to the village already than we saw, for example, on sunday, a large police forces already at the entrance of the village. and you can also see here, i decide that the, the company, the mining company is also preparing the expansion of the mine already with a lot of equipment coming in. but the activists here on the street have already arrived, erected. a lot of barre case. you see a lot of trees been cut down, put on the road here. you see larger barricades, even behind, and also all the way over. there is this large cam that have built themselves the villages of serat. hundreds of them. they have left the area before. but a lot of activists from all over europe, climate activists have moved in here to protect what they say, the last remaining village. and to definitely try to stop the expansion of the mind

. they say germany is violating the perilous climate agreement and also violating its own energy policies. the urge for renewable so by the government asked that we need this goal because of the energy crisis and the insurance just because of the war you grades. covered 19 is spreading rapidly in one of china's most populous populace. provinces health officials say that 89 percent of people in the central region of who none have been infected, that's roughly around 88 and a half 1000000 people. most cases are said to be mild and asymptomatic. the government says it's determined to reopen the country despite a nation wide surge in infections. thailand has begun welcoming visitors from china after beijing dropped a district cove at 19 travel rules on sunday. the thai government has also ended its mandatory vaccination requirements to return reports from bangkok o ruling out the red carpet on the yes,

3 ministers and a host of senior government officials. welcome passengers on a flight from sharmen and southern china gift bags and garlands. but for the tourists, it was reward enough to be able to travel overseas and people are very friendly and the refuse is here. and here also help you repeat it, interest and everything. well, is the tourist move through the airport. neither they nor any of the other arrivals were required to show vaccine certificates. on sunday evening, the civil aviation authority that hardly announced full passengers will be required to show proof of vaccination or immunity from cove at 19, regardless of their country of origin. and but on monday, the health minister backtracked thailand is dropping vaccine requirements, despite concerns that an influx, a chinese tourists could bring you there in said the virus by not imposing restrict,

speaking to al jazeera, getting the minister explained. he wants to do everything. so to encourage visitors to come, we evaluate the risk as an opportunity together. and you, i valuation is that there is no risk de still risk, but we have things to overcome those risks. and the financial risks are not inviting people who are the you mean the, find the economic risk of norfolk southern risk? this abrupt you said is an indication of the fact that thailand wants a tourist arrivals from anywhere in the world. the fact they're hoping for $10000000.00 arrivals from china by the end of the year. so, so an indication of how reliant thailand is now on arrivals from china. other asian nations are also hoping to live back chinese tourists. japan was one of the most popular pre pandemic destinations for chinese travelers. although now they'll have to show negative cove at 19 tests. but no entry requirements for barley like

thailand, indonesia has dropped all korean of ours curbs. although it expects visitor numbers will remain low. thailand however, needs to get back to pre pandemic visitor levels. fast, hardly unhappy, the chinese tourists are coming back. we haven't been able to make a living. we all suffered while they were gone with only a 1000000 chinese arrivals expected in the 1st quarter of the year. that might be wishful thinking with the beijing government lifting all travel restrictions. many asian countries will be hoping chinese visitors make the most for the new found freedom. tony ching al jazeera banker, final preparations are underway for the you case. first of a rocket launch. it's being carried by a repurposed boeing 747. that's scheduled to take off from cornwall on monday. once the plane is over the atlantic ocean, the rocket will be launched. it's carrying 9 small satellites into orbit, which we used by both fucked military and civilians.