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how well see brazilians find their 11th man and money to spend just how much tax should the ultra wealthy be paying? blue global heating the pandemic, conflicts and crises. the challenges facing us a vast and that pushing more and more people to the brink. the gap between rich and poor keeps on growing. more than half the world lives in desperate poverty on less than 5 euros a day. while the top one percent owns almost 45 percent of global wealth. these ultra rich include tech, billionaires, ellen mosque, bill gates and mark zuckerberg. the owner of do your been are, are know, coil tycoon, mu, cash m bonnie and water kings wrong. sean sean, international and geo oxfam says if the top one percent were taxed just half

a percent more over 10 years. nearly 300000000 children out of school could be educated, and more than 3000000 people could get life saving, health care. and even some u. s. millionaires themselves want to pay more tax. every morning before sunrise, stephen prince takes a walk on the beach and has revolutionary thoughts. prince is a multi millionaire and a thorn in the side of his peers. he's calling for rich, people like him to be taxed. it's the battle cry of the patriotic millionaires. an exclusive club with 220 members. they say tax in justice is endangering the united states. i to pay tax. nobody likes to pay taxes. but i love this country and is the fuel that runs with current through is tax revenue. we wealthy people in large corporations that are all getting away with murder by not paying our fair share of taxes,

we have to pay more. taxes are just no way around it. it can't go. all stephen prince lives in a penthouse right on the beach. an idyllic location, but his ideas won't give him any rest till they get. he made his fortune with a gift card business and is now worth around $40000000.00. well, what does he owe like him and the top one percent on more than 30 percent of the wealth in the us? well, paid lobbyists insure them more and more tax giveaways. so our tax system is fraught loaded with loopholes. and the only way you take advantage of them is to do what we wealthy people do. and that is we are very expensive. attorneys, very expensive cpa's. we hire some, the largest banks in the world to help us hide our, our income, protected from taxes. steven prince is not about to give up all his luxuries. his private gent, for example, in which he sometimes lies to bermuda to golf,

and other times to nebraska to hunt pheasant. his calls for a fairer attack system are above all, patriotic, he says. but to many of his financial peers, he's a traitor, they call me a class trader, and a lot of ways of feel like they're traders to the nation because they're only concerned about their own well, their own personal well being. we can still have airplanes. we can still have big boats, which still sell rel, were we can still do all of these things and just pay more taxes. but people don't want to realize that that's a case. the patriotic millionaires are indeed a minority among america's wealthy, even in potomac, just outside of washington d. c, which has an unusually high density of high net worth individuals. the owners of such sheltered mansions benefit greatly from ex president donald trump's tax reforms. no wonder the local country club charges $120000.00 just to join

builder monte ginger is a member. and like stephen prince, he also enjoys pheasant hunting travel and fast cars. but that's where the similarities end gingerly opposes higher taxes and disagrees with those who support them. if it really bothers those people that much, i would say send a couple extra zeros in your tax check to the i r s. and i guarantee and that one is done so they can say one thing, but then all their money is over here in switzerland or down in the islands. instead of taxpayer funded social programs, he feels the rich should make charitable contributions, find donations and foundations that retain control over their money. president biden's plans to expand the welfare state. ginger recalls that wishful socialistic

thinking and the wrong approach. so if you're starting out losing 30 or 40 percent of everything, just because you're, you're mismanaging it or it's administration or anything else they need to really work on that. a job is 10 times more effective than an eob government subsidy program. because there's wages, there's, you know, they become a tax fair. you can be conducive an idea that their tax rate can be adjusted down. back and ga, steven prince visits his latest joint real estate project with his daughter. courtney prince will inherit her father's fortune and agrees with his views. he in turn, has high hopes for her generation. why i'm hoping is that the mess or the whole that we have god for ourselves in this under taxing of our whole generation that they can recover. and i hope that we just haven't messed it up so badly that they can't fix it because i don't think we have will to do so. my generation desemore

were too greedy were too selfish. courtney prince would like to be more optimistic, but she has doubts in the seventy's. we're all about. peace, love, and happiness and doing the right thing and i don't are holding a hands across the planet. and then as they got older and really started making money, they started changing and it became about me, me, me. and so i worry as my generation gets older, we will pervert and do the same thing. courtney prince and her generation have their work cut out for them. tax justice in the us still appears to be just a revolutionary thought. barely any country has such a wide gap between rich and poor as brazil for years its economy has been on a downside. unemployment lies at around 12 percent young people from the fidelity a worst affected many a desperate for work,

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i'm really only myself. when i play soccer. i prefer to kick the ball around, then sell drugs. when i play, i forget my troubles horribly. am i been doomed. he doesn't play for money. here the players are childhood friends who play at a higher level, which helps keep him on his toes. may not will of who massage the world's best keeper by like one huge wall get you were always together. it's game over for the over $45.00. so so says work is done after 3 and a half hours of standing and gone at the bar. the 3rd hall, the post game socializing has begun, and the men enjoy the chance to shoot the breeze.

every one chimes in except marcell sosa, who's sitting off to the side, waiting to be paid to day, he gets around 8 years, 50 cash in hand. it's a lowly wage compared to what these men his teammates earn at the bank, but sosa has other worries is years ago getting injured would be bad. i'd have to give up my favorite sport for a while. he may be a goalie for hire in rio, but my saw so says still dreams of a career in professional soccer. climate change is taking its toll on many poor nations, droughts, storms and floods are becoming more frequent destroying harvests homes. even entire villages. most affected are developing countries in africa and asia. people that urgently need financial support to cope with climate change. yet, as in nepal,

often funding doesn't get to where it's needed. residents from the kaski district bid a warm welcome to employees from transparency international. t i. nepal has been coming here since 2020, to combat corruption and protect funds allocated to fight climate change celebrated. what about the central government allocates a budget to climate change? a good as it looks about. i got up up yet just 20 percent of those funds actually wind up where they're supposed to have a good day of the lab. but i well that's what we discovered in our investigation. what fire, what this had, what did my log book instead of going towards climate change and the money is often used for meetings or seminars with politicians, are guiding them on a lot of the decor bitten diana data. a lot of funds are spent on things like that . me not, i don't know gog onto your la thought. forgot about mama. and that needs to change t i to pull regularly asks residents of caski,

how climate change is affecting them. often the local authorities aren't even aware of their problems. so the information is gathered here is sent to them to that helps linda voice to people has previously gone unheard and gives them the courage to advocate for themselves. thus they are, i mean, my lady, when you do have a pathetic compared to man, we women are often less well educated, but that all that i say about. but we've started to address the negative consequences of corruption, as well as the effects of a lack of transparency. we've become far more interested in these issues as a result. if the all that i day and had an update on a hawaii and levin cause natalia the forest is vital to the people of caski. they provide them with firewood and food for their animals. but now they're very livelihood is at

risk. there's been a huge landslide on the other side of the valley and it's not the only landslide that's happened in the region. normally the snow covered and upon a mountains would be visible, but that shrouded in clouds. the monsoons have changed, bringing longer and heavier spells of rain or early learning. yet here, everything is still soaked from the rain. it's been like this with 12 days. even my house was flooded. with half the grain is ruined, that it should have been harvested long ago. with many you don't understand the cause of their growing problems. and believe they're being punished by the gods. we've seen that people don't have any idea about

climate change and even deanna by when we are starting from scratch and we're finding it's so difficult to make people understand what's climate change. what's the, i meant, you know, unless you're in bag allowed, even though it's a body. vital aguilar, that's why the angio asked public broadcast radio, nepal for help. because it's produced ads that raise awareness about climate change . someone in the guide as in a monitor cassie's after i could move it to renshaw, rains, have also destroyed crops in the chit one district in the south of the country. the farmers try to salvage what they can, the downpours of all the cause, the water levels of both rivers here to rise the ribbon flood their banks several times a year, often sweeping away homes and farmland. yet instead of shoring up river banks, local authorities often spent climate change funds on roads we little my

law is than any gay beginning mcaden. the local government hasn't been able to develop plans and strategies to tackle these problems. what so the population suffers on bad like a gun. the apple, the money that my boss but fiddle manner even supplied themselves with the bare essentials in other than what it actually had. if the fishes are suffering to rising temperatures, cause the rivers to dry up in the summer water quality has also deteriorated rapidly. look here, i might say i didn't catch a single fish before i could cast my net and get 15 or 20 of them to get with a single throw was what it is, but i got to say must but there's reason to hope the

situation will improve soon, staff from transparency international are working closely with the authorities to determine why funding doesn't end up where it's so badly needed. and the local government has promised to allocate more money for victims of climate change and and for protective measures to combat flooding, such as buffer zones in every sector, each of us have leader, if miles, while rows in adding up to though corruption. it's not only like keeping the money in your pocket or a year. it's not any money laundering, but it's also about when you don't really do you do do when you don't really like in annoyed to how do you know to how to do your duty then alter it it, it adds up to their corruption. so the young people affected by climate change can also take action. transparency international helps them obtain the funds that have been allocated to them. it's an important step on the long road to change.

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of cape town. while most of the city still sleeves skip it, geoffrey fraser and his crew prepared to put out to see the 10 member crew are going hand line fishing for k green. they're hoping for a good catch today. they did this with also the pleasures of whiskey. if you ever have good, good, good, but you know, get, get lovely. there might be some truth in that, but it's a little fishy to lay all the blame on the skipper. conditions for art is an old commercial fishing on the cape, have grown tougher over the years. possibly climate change. over fishing of the boats. change of current young plenty reasons i can give you. they also struggle with fishing quotas and market access.

hello ms. away from the port, local fish's are demonstrating in front of the national parliament. in cape town, they're demanding farrah quotas. they say it's hard enough for them to make a living as it is. how lie, really woods are in danger. the government is given the quota and they're in it and that the attend to big companies, what we as the small people, we are the people on the ground that is making a loving out of the see really don't get anything jeffrey fraser wants to improve conditions for his crew, and has found the solution in the upper lobby app, up a lobby, which means someone who fishes in a local language connect small scale fisher's directly with consumers. daniel smith helped found the app and the n g o of the same name, which began as

a university of cape town research project in 2017 clearance on africa under on the world. small scale fishes have been excluded and struggle for access to markets or below became a box at recognizing that there was this need. and there's an opportunity to then connect these small scale fishes digitally to markets and for them to be able to access and, and earn their own data. in practice, this means jeffrey fraser and his crew can sell their daily cats to restaurants and private customers directly through the upper lobby app. you're cutting out the middle name level of is quite good that we know what we are going for and what we catch in the price is much greater than we get from the local buyers. so for us, it's a big deal. when in the reggie shang says, middleman only paid fishes roughly a euro kilo, okay, bring worth on of

a low be the crew connect over 3 times faster. that means they can generate the same revenue with a smaller catch, rudy and mean and up. another benefit is that of a lobby has created a market for local species like a green long considered a poor people fish ever changing the perspective of people on k bring. so they put it into a market restaurant and market clientele and they've enjoy that. so that changing the perception of the value of that species of fish, local species in sustainable quantities instead of industrial scale fishing, the days catches logged into the app. the way it was one on 2. and the number the court was 357 i believe b is finance. through donations and outside funding. the n g o behind the app helps the fishes with infrastructure and logistics catches go by refrigerated truck to

decentralized refridgerated storage facilities. short holes help reduce the carbon footprint of a louis employee. hon goliath confirms the ways of the cash he comes from a fishing family and wants to help his community for sure, and i want to remain in the future. so in respect of what part of fishing i do, i think for the only time the fishing industry, what i will do is to just assist us with the process between after we get the fish in the end consumer, which is a challenge for generations. and that's exactly what happens the catches from geoffrey phrases, boat and other, a below be fishers go online and become available to customers on the apps market place. page chef meals swat is co owner of

a restaurant in cape town. he is one of over 400 ships and 8000 private customers registered as buyer's unable lobby. last night the shift placed an order on the this morning hung alive, delivers it 5 kilos of cape bream. the proof is in the pudding or the fish fish for that matter like that. the quality of the fish we got is just something we haven't worked with before with the abs, q r code the restaurant and his guests can trace exactly where a fish comes from. the fish's name, the species, and where it was caught with i love knowing where the money is going. so i love knowing that the money is going to the fisherman. a knock, some massive companies just amusing the sea and the customers also enjoy hearing that the money they spend there by us goes directly to the fisherman. and we can see exactly how much they get census debut. a below be has put more than 500000

heroes directly into the pockets of struggling fishes. similar projects are already up and running in other countries, all aimed at preserving fish stocks and ensuring local fishing is get a living wage. and that's all from us at global 3000 this week. thanks for joining us. and don't forget to tell us what you enjoyed about the program, right to global 3000 at d, w dot com and check out our facebook page d, w global ideas. see you next time take care. ah, with

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