brazil has not yet approved any vaccine against covert 19 in contrast to argentina chile mexico where inoculation campaigns are in full swing the brazilian government has promised to catch up seeing the 1st jobs will be administered by mid february but the delays are causing widespread frustration. yes there was one year we have a federal government that doesn't seem to bore there are about vaccines we should be bill being vaccinated in europe and in south american countries including argentina chile and part of why but brazil is like in far behind we don't have the equipment all the drugs there is a lack of planning. the solution is within reach with the back since but because of political bickering and delays some worried that will see an even sharper increase and deaths. this is what happens in 2021 will depend on the vaccines it's what everyone was so we can get back to living our lives as before we had her and she for brazil's opera monday news agency told me the blame for the health crisis lies squarely with the government. first of all that is against vaccination in the 1st mom

being produced there that's despite brazil's not yet approving any covert vaccine in contrast to argentina chile and mexico where inoculation campaigns are already in full swing the brazilian government has promised to catch up saying the 1st shots will be administered by mid february but the delays are causing frustration. we have a federal government that doesn't seem to boil there are about vaccines we sit people being vaccinated in europe and in south american contras includes in argentina chile and part of why but brazil is logging far behind we don't know how do we meant all the drugs there is a lot of planning. the solution is within reach with the back since but because of political bickering and delays some worried that we'll see an even sharper in gruesome deaths. what happens in 2021 will depend on the vaccines it's what everyone was so we can get back to living our lives as before. the other chief of brazil's opera news agency believes the government to squarely to blame for the health crisis 1st of all is against vaccination to 1st moments he once again of the nation and now he's in

being produced there that's despite brazil not yet approving any covert vaccine in contrast to argentina chile and mexico where inoculation campaigns are already in full swing the brazilian government has promised to catch up saying the 1st shots will be administered by mid february but the delays are causing frustration. you know we have a federal government that doesn't seem to boil there are about vaccines we should be build being vaccinated in europe and in south american contras includes in argentina chile and part of why but brazil is logging far behind we don't have the equipment all the drugs there is a lot of planning. the solution is within reach with the back since but because of political bickering and delays some worry that will see an even shot but in gruesome deaths. what happens in 2021 will depend on the vaccines it's what everyone was so we can get back to living our lives as before the editor in chief of brazil's opera mondi news agency believes the government is squarely to blame for the health crisis 1st of all is against vaccination in the 1st moments he was against the n

laid territorial claims to parts of antarctica the overlapping claims of the united kingdom argentina and chile caused tensions that erupted into armed conflict between britain and argentina in 1952 as the cold war set in the last thing the world needed was a new geopolitical flashpoint it was that realisation that gave rise to the antarctic treaty. many scientists looking for. international chief physical year 95758. worked out so well but there was this idea that there could be cooperation. they fell for it there was a way and that's shown an article 4 of the treaty to set aside the claims and say that there would be a demilitarization but it's also as you may know one of the 1st arms control treaties so it was focused on keeping the peace in that respect as well. but none of that was the result of good will alone the extreme climate made it difficult to exploit the region economically and the u.s. and soviet union staked their territorial claims quite late in the game. 4 days after leaving point i mean us the reaches antarctica. everyone is excited we got up at 5 in the morning to catch our

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their cooperation between argentina chile and the united kingdom to. yes in fact i arrived with the phrase station there's no problem in that respect. here in antarctica it works perfectly happy to show you a bit more of the station. 2 the commander mentioned the phrase station which is chilling but nothing specific about the u.k. it may just have been coincidence or maybe he was avoiding a sensitive topic. in 1902 argentina and britain went to war over the falkland islands. for many it left wounds that never healed. for days we watched otherworldly scenes unfold before our eyes. during those weeks we discovered and arctic as infinite beauty and one of its biggest threats. and that you know that we saw all right court president numbers in 20082009 with some 46000 tourists the financial crisis hit the tourism industry numbers dropped to below 25000 recently they were back up again to 46000 is what if the numbers keep rising. if we don't know what will happen i think numbers will increase but these trips on cheap. they cost between $5.10 euros per trip.

argentina chile and bolivia. border the area where the so-called white gold is being mined he said and for every ton of lithium we know that 2000000 liters of water are required there are 71 kilos of lithium and one tesla this is an area already plagued by drought. if we start to excavate lithium to satisfy the consumerism of today's capitalist society everyone who lives on the edge of the. it will die. along with the animals and the vegetation there and the communities who live there will be forced to leave. school that's why we are asking how can we change our habits so that it doesn't lead to climate change. what kind of habits and rhythms does the planet desperately require to regain its equilibrium . and. we can't wait for everyone to agree air travel will have to be very different in the future. the saddest and most project has become a global movement. scientists designers and activists have joined the ara scene foundation that he sets up. a community. it's one that comes together and engages in. a. moment

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laid territorial claims to parts of antarctica the overlapping claims of the united kingdom argentina and chile cause tensions that erupted into armed conflict between britain and argentina in 1952 as the cold war set and the last thing the world needed was a new geopolitical flashpoint it was that realisation that gave rise to the antarctic treaty. many scientists looking for where is took. their history international chief physical year in $195758.00. worked out so well but there was this idea that there could be cooperation. they felt that there was a way and it's shown that article 4 of the treaty to set aside the claims and say go through would be a demilitarization but it's also as you may know one of the 1st arms control treaties so it was focused on keeping the peace in that respect as well. but none of that was the result of good will alone the extreme climate made it difficult to exploit the region economically and the u.s. and soviet union staked their territorial claims quite late in the game. 4 days after leaving punta arenas the reaches antarctica. everyone is excited we got up at

access to the vaccine is a major challenge in latin america right now even though governments from argentina chile and others say they have secured doses of the vaccine massive vaccination maybe months away there is simply not enough vaccines in the region right now and that's a problem for governments in the region who are trying to prepare for what's coming next. argentina's president alberto fernandez says the pandemic has revealed divisions in the continent speaking in chile on this 1st foreign trip since taking office fernandez called for unity. we have to make latin america an integrated region because we are now seeing what the disintegration of the region means we are seeing it and what's happening in public in what's happening with the purchasing of black scenes where each one of us runs in a hurry to solve a problem if we had all been united everything would have been easier more than $200.00 people have been injured in a night of violence in the lebanese city of tripoli these pictures appear to show security forces using live ammunition to disperse dozens of protesters police say the re

access to the vaccine is a major challenge in latin america right now even though governments from argentina chile and others say they have secured doses of the vaccine massive vaccination may be months away there is simply not enough vaccines in the region right now and that's a problem for governments in the region who are trying to prepare for what's coming next. ok let's just return to china we've got some live pictures coming in of the team from the what the world health organization they're about to start an investigation into the origins of the corona virus demick we were just listening to our correspondent in woo her and so the investigator is waiting for them to just come out of the hotel where they've had 2 weeks of hotel quarantine before they can begin looking into what exactly was the starts off that corona virus pandemic they expected to interview people from research institutes as well as hospitals return to that seafood markets which of course was linked to the initial outbreak of that corona virus pandemic it's been a very long delayed inquiry nearly a year since the beginning of

access to the vaccine is a major challenge in latin america right now even though governments from argentina chile and others say they have secured doses of the vaccine massive vaccination may be months away there is simply not enough vaccines in the region right now and that's a problem for governments in the region who are trying to prepare for what's coming next. the man in charge of america's foreign policy says one of the top priorities of the new biden ministration will be how to handle iran in his 1st press briefing since he took office the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken said washington wants to return to the 2050 nuclear deal which donald trump pulled out of but mr blinken called on iran to act 1st if iran comes back into full compliance with its obligations under the j.c. v.o.a. the united states would do the same thing and then we would use that as a platform to build with our allies and partners what we probably longer and stronger agreement and to deal with a number of other issues that are deeply problematic in the relationship with iran but we are a long ways from that point

access to the vaccine is a major challenge in latin america right now even though governments from argentina chile and others say they have secured doses of the vaccine massive vaccination maybe months away there is simply not enough vaccines in the region right now and that's a problem for governments in the region who are trying to prepare for what's coming next. argentina's president alberto fernandez says all of latin america must join forces to combat the pandemic. and i will never hear you know that we have to make latin america an integrated region because we are now seeing what the disintegration of the region means we are seeing it and what's happening in public health in what's happening with the purchasing of vaccines where each one of us runs in a hurry to solve a problem and if we had all been united everything would have been easier. a nurse has become the 1st covert 19 vaccine recipient in bangladesh why do you not collections are set to begin the next month but concerns remain for the allocation of vaccines for running the refugees living in bangladeshi camps as kancha no strategy

access to the vaccine is a major challenge in latin america right now even though governments from argentina chile and others say they have secured doses of the vaccine massive vaccination may be months away there is simply not enough vaccines in the region right now and that's a problem for governments in the region who are trying to prepare for what's coming next. russian president vladimir putin says the extension of a nuclear arms treaty with the u.s. is a positive move to reducing global tension earlier on wednesday both upper and lower houses of russia's parliament approved an extension of 5 years u.s. president joe biden was in favor of the renewal before it was that expire in a week with the last remaining arms control agreement between the 2 nations. after months of pressure darian president obama do bihari has replaced his top military commanders the senate demanded the chiefs sacked in july after hundreds of people were killed in increased attacks across the country amid interest reports from port harcourt where many lives who were displaced by the attacks. displaced persons camps like

access to the vaccine is a major challenge in latin america right now even though governments from argentina chile and others say they have secured doses of the vaccine massive vaccination may be months away there is simply not enough vaccines in the region right now and that's a problem for governments in the region who are trying to prepare for what's coming next. police in india's capital is saying they've detained 200 people after a demonstration by farmers turned violent at least one person was killed as protesters broke through police barriers and storm the historic red for police say more arrests are likely to follow after the latest escalation in months of protests against controversial reforms the fall a say could destroy that life he heads can't you lopez how diane reports. the large protest is over but the tension lingers in the indian capital farmers who rallied against the government's new agricultural loss are gone removed from new delhi's famous landmarks the red fort instead of demonstrators and now there are additional soldiers guarding the city. but the protestors are nearby plan

there is there cooperation between argentina chile and the united kingdom 2 and last yes yes in fact i arrived with the phrase station there's no problem in that respect. here in antarctica it works perfectly happy to show you a bit more of the station. the commander mentioned the phrase station which is chilean but nothing specific about the u.k. it may just have been coincidence or maybe he was avoiding a sensitive topic. in 1902 argentina and britain went to war over the falkland islands. for many it left wounds that never healed. and for days we watched otherworldly scenes unfold before our eyes. during those weeks we discovered and arctic as infinite beauty and one of its biggest threats. and that you know that we saw all right court president numbers in 20082009 with some 46000 tourists the financial crisis hit the tourism industry numbers dropped to below 25000 recently they were back up again to 46 ounces it is one of the numbers keep rising as in greece the rate if we don't know what will happen i think numbers will increase but these trips on cheap. cost between 5 and 10000

. >> el mundo reaccionó al asalto del capitolio de estados unidos y mandatarios de ecuador, argentina y chiledio en francés). >> (audio en otro idioma). >> también se sumaron amigos cercanos al presidente donald trump como el primer ministro de israel benjamín netanyahu que dijo. >> fue un acto vergonzoso que debe ser castigado energicamente. >> el primer ministro boris johnson dijo que esto debe ser ordenado y los encargados de la otan y de la onu (organismo naciones unidas) decribieron esto como triste. >> gobiernos de españa, suecia y turquía rechazaron los hechos violentos y piden respetar la voluntad de las urnas, julio. >> gracias paulina sodi y aquí en estados unidos hay molestias como el presidente electo, joe biden que están molestos por las formas que actuaron las autoridades de la capital del país que dieron un trato condescendiente a los manifestantes que siguen al presidente y esto en comparación a lo que pasó con george floyd donde vimos una actuación de la policía más agresiva. >> cuando vino black lives matter teníamos una represión de seguridad más grande. >> vimos que las fu

on some of the armed forces in latin america, in cases such as chile, argentina, brazil, but also peru, ecuador and others, there was a fight over what is what type of model of development we will have. and in that sense, military personnel, along with the econeic elite, move into thes coup d'etats that actually put asilide any possy to move forward into a more socialist type of model. and in that sense, most of the actions of the u.s. during the '70s and '80s were mostly lieinked to theconomic political agenda. that, of course, it was, again, socialism or communism. and in most cases, we have even documents that show participation in harboring or helping armed forces and political elite people to do these things. >> reporter: how do ople in latin american countries such as chile, argentina respond to being called "banana republics" or part of "the third wld"? are those descriptions appropriate, or are they pejorative? >> yeah, they're joratives, of course. we are pretty much appalled about what is going on in the u.s. we are veryurprised of how agile the system was. i think that nowad

there is there cooperation between argentina chile and the united kingdom to. play in fact i arrived with the phrase station there's no problem in that respect. here in antarctica it works perfectly i'd be happy to show you a bit more of the station. 2 the commander mentioned the phrase station which is chilean but nothing specific about the u.k. it may just have been coincidence or maybe he was avoiding a sensitive topic. in 1902 argentina and britain went to war over the falkland islands. for many it left wounds that never heal. for days we watched otherworldly scenes unfold before our eyes. during those weeks we discovered and are to go infinite beauty and one of its biggest threats. and that you know that we saw all right called president numbers in 20082009 with some 46000 tourists the financial crisis hit the tourism industry in numbers dropped to below 25000 recently they were back up again to 46 ounces which may be one of the numbers keep rising as embrace even if we don't know what will happen i think numbers will increase but these trips on cheap. cos

and yes there is an increasing anger in brazil because smaller countries close to brazil like argentina chile they started vaccinating before your there was a promise that all these that scenes they were would be 8000000 vaccines and then there was a delay 2000000 was has just arrived but were supposed to have arrived a couple of days ago besides there was a cult the whole total collapse of the health system in my analysis in the amazon and also now in in another northern state well the hospitals are full and there's no oxygen so yes there is anger against them out of but we also must take into account that have a great portion of resilience don't really blame him for what's going on they don't think the virus is his fault and many also are not taking measures to protect themselves are not taking to safety measures many people without masks. and people are out many times even when they are mad they're having more restrictions following even. and you mentioned some of the. arriving what's the plan for the rollout. well 500000 rights the nation's vaccines were already applied. it's a very big c

el presidente de argentina y de chile se reunieron para enfrentar en forma conjunta el coronavirus, firmarontros para unas 8 millones y medio de dosis lleguen antes del 3 de febrero. hoy justamente se cumple el primer aniversario del basquetbolista kobe bryant. las emociones por estas fechas son muy especiales. >> en el primer aniversario de su muerte, los seguidores conmemoran a su Ídolo. muchos llevaron flores a lo mÁs de 250 morales en su nombre que ha aparecido por todo el sur de california. >> la vida no es justa y la vida hace cosas que a veces uno no entiende. >> todavÍa no se puede creer honestamente, pero es algo que tenemos que superar. >> otros lo recuerdan como otro estilo, oyen sus clases decidiÓ que en lugar de instruir en educaciÓn fÍsica, les enseÑarÍa como bien por la vida de millones. >> cÓmo seguir adelante, como trabajar duro, llegar a sus metas. >> se estrellÓ el helicÓptero donde Él y su hija con otros siete ocupantes viajaban en una espesa neblina, todos murieron al instante. la esposa de kobe bryant publicÓ una emotiva carta. vanessa expresa que nunca entenderÁ porque

years ago american philanthropist douglas tomkins and his wife kristen began buying up land in argentina and chile to protected and then donated to a national park service rewilding argentina has now given thousands of hectares of land to at least 6 national parks. and. it's very strange in argentina that a private owner donates to the state but when we do it all the prejudices crumble we start to see the projects because the animals start to appear like the giant the pumpers dia the tourist start to come and communities get involved this is a model of producing nature because it leaves resources to communities it's an economic alternative. the rewilding foundation says it's about helping nature heal and local species are crucial to that process. the giant and eater bear had disappeared from even a mainly because of hunting but thanks to rewilding their beers they brought here have started to reproduce. but it is here where we found medicine and her cub. was born in the region and says attitudes in this rural area are slowly changing. there's lots of people that have never been here they did not k

access to the vaccine is a major challenge in latin america right now even though governments from argentina chile and others say they have secured doses of the vaccine massive vaccination may be months away there is simply not enough vaccines in the region right now and that's a problem for governments in the region who are trying to prepare for what's coming next. mexican health officials say president and roseman well lopez obrador is recovering well from covert 19 lopez obrador tested positive on sunday after returning from an event in central mexico he has been criticized for being slow to impose a lockdown and for continuing to hold rallies the pandemic is worsening in mexico with more than 153003 ported so far. let me just close with a health report on the president is still evolving positively today is his 4th day of course at 19 which is persistent with minimal symptoms he has had some brief and late episodes of fever practically no other discomfort. across central and south america the qubit 19 pandemic is getting worse health services in brazil peru and paraguay are struggling to manage

passengers from 13 south american countries including brazil, argentina and chile will be banned fromuk. the ban also applies to portugal which has strong travel links to brazil as well as the islands of the azores. lorry drivers from portugal will be exempt. the travel ban was prompted by fears of how quickly the new variant could spread through the region since brazil borders 10 countries. brazil has the second highest number of deaths after the united states. the global death toll from coronavirus has almost reached 2 million. uk citizens and permanent residents will be exempt from the travel ban but they and their families will have to self—isolate for 10 days on arrival. our business correspondent theo leggett has this report. in a huge graveyard near sao paulo, the latest victims of the covid pandemic are being buried. the virus has swept through brazil, leaving more than 200,000 dead. now a new variant has emerged which it's feared could prove significantly more infectious than the original version. the british government wants to prevent it arriving here, and so it's announced

from today's travellers from 13 south american countries including brazil, argentina and chile have beenhas strong travel links with brazil, as well as the islands of the azores. lorry drivers from portugal will be allowed in. the islands of cape verde off the coast of west africa are also included in the band. we've seen these — are also included in the band. we've seen these variants _ are also included in the band. we've seen these variants before, - are also included in the band. we've seen these variants before, there i seen these variants before, there are thousands of them but some of them are more easily transmitted, are obviously of greater concern. this really is a precautionary principle. we are so close now, 3 million of these vaccines in people because my arms in the uk. we want to make sure we don't fall at this last hurdle —— in people because my arms. last hurdle -- in people because my arms. , , last hurdle -- in people because my arms, , , ., last hurdle -- in people because my arms. , , ., , , ., arms. scientists are still trying to understand _ arms. scientists are st

transport secretary said on twitter, i am taking the urgent decision to ban arrivals from argentina, brazil, bolivia, chile guiana, ecuador, panama, uruguay and pennsylvania from tomorrow until january -- from tomrow, january 15. travel from portugal is also rericted because of the country'ties to brazil. the variant has ties to south africa. it is not known how effective the new range of the vaccines will be. bril has been at the center of the pandemic before. in june, it was averaging 1000 deaths a day from covid-19. a joint u.s. and later india as countries with the world's largest death tolls. then the spread of the virus east end death toll began to drop, but since november, brazil's daily casehave been on the rise. yesterday, the country registered 61,000 new covid cases, taking the total to 8.2 million. zale also registered more than 1200 deaths in covid yesterday, taking its total to more than 205,000. earlier, our correspondent gave us the latest from sao paulo. reporter: the situation on the ground in brazil is very convoluted. the news about the new variant is just the latest in a range of very

years ago american philanthropist douglas tomkins and his wife kristen began buying up land in argentina and chile to protected and then donated to a national park service rewilding argentina has now given thousands of hectares of land to at least 6 national parks. and. it's very strange in argentina that a private owner donates to the state but when we do it all the prejudice is crumbled we start to see the projects because the animals start to appear like the giant the pompous dia the tourist start to come and communities get involved this is a model of producing nature because it leaves resources to communities it's an economic alternative. the rewilding foundation says it's about helping nature heal and local species are crucial to that process. the giant and eater bear had disappeared from even a mainly because of hunting but thanks to rewilding their beers they brought here have started to reproduce. but it is here where we found medicine and her cub. was born in the region and says attitudes in this rural area are slowly changing. there's lots of people that have never been here they did no

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from today, travellers from 13 south american countries, including brazil, argentina and chile, haveplies to portugal which has strong travel links with brazil, as well as the islands of the azores. however, lorry drivers from portugal will be allowed in. the islands of cape verde off the coast of west africa are also included in the ban. we've seen these variants before, there are thousands of them, but some of them which are more easily transmitted are obviously of greater concern. it's really as a precautionary principle. we are so close now, we've got 3 million of these vaccines in people's arms in the uk. we want to make sure we don't fall at this last hurdle. scientists are still trying to understand how new variants behave, how transmissable they are, whether they cause more severe illness, or impact the effectiveness of vaccines. now researchers from ten british institutions have come together to address those questions. there are so many different variants emerging, so really the point of the consortium is to sort out which we should be concerned about so we can focus attent

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the worst covert death toll outside the united states but has lagged behind neighbors like chile and argentina in getting inoculations against the virus underway. president. has been critical of the world's vaccination campaigns and in the past has downplayed the. risk of coronavirus. despite a reduction in the amount of infections in december cases are on the rise again posing a major challenge for developing nations in bolivia people have to wait 4 hours just to get tested but i guess that. over here you have the mind to cover tests and on the other side you have patient visits and we're all together how is the not going to be a massive infection if we all together nobody knows if they have covered or not. more than half a 1000000 people have died from coleridge 19 in latin america it's hope vaccines can help contain the pandemic and prevent even more deaths but it may be a while before countries in the region will get access to them. and when a site is traded transport between qatar and boycotting gulf nations could resume within a week the foreign affairs minister from the united arab emir

chile. and argentina and finally now today we have the 1st person that was sedated in some it's not just. a hold for the rest of the country but it's also part of a power struggle between the governor some. who has been pressing the government and saying that he would start vaccination in some bar which is the richest state as soon as he can and president also maddow has always downplayed the virus and has also questioned china's capability of producing a good vaccine is that was on the astra zeneca vaccine and there has been a delay in getting those vaccines which familiar we were going to get brazil is going to get the 1st 2000000 doses from. pretty soon now and this has been delayed because india according to present table so matter started backs its own backs a nation campaign so big put a hold on the exports of these 2000000 doses to brazil so having said that there is still a lot of hope but things have been pretty slow hero and the vaccination not collations will begin on wednesday but you have to distribute this throughout the country in a proportionate manner of cording to the go

from this morning, travellers from 13 south american countries, including brazil, argentina and chilel be banned from entering the uk. the ban also applies to portugal, which has a strong travel links with brazil, as well as the islands of the azores. but lorry drivers from portugal will be allowed in. the islands of cape verde, off the coast of west africa, are included in the ban as well. the new restrictions do not apply to british citizens or residents. there aren't that many flights going on. brits will still be able to repatriate so it's not that nobody would be able to come in up until now, but of course everybody that has come here will have had to by law quarantine themselves for ten days. we don't want to trip up at this late stage, we're so close now that we want to make sure we do absolutely everything possible to give us the best chance of beating this virus which is why it's so important that we do act quickly on these things. for the embattled travel industry, it's yet another blow, although with relatively few flights currently coming into the uk, it will make little d

the summer gales of blowing through southern chile but a big surprise really but for most of chile in argentina it's looking fine there are more showers growing up in the northwest they might become substantial on saturday but if you're in rio.

the worst covert death toll outside the united states but has lagged behind neighbors like chile and argentina in getting inoculations against the virus underway. president. has been critical of the world's fair. the nation campaigns and in the past has downplayed the risk of corona virus. despite a reduction in the amount of infections in december cases are on the rise again posing a major challenge for developing nations in bolivia people have to wait 4 hours just to get tested but i get that but i never get over here you have the line for cover tests and on the other side you have patient visits and we're all together how is the not going to be a massive section if we're all together nobody knows if they have covered or not. more than half a 1000000 people have died from coleridge 1000 in latin america it's hoped that scenes can help contain the pandemic and prevent even more deaths but it may be a while before countries in the region will get access to them. when a site is. still ahead in sports protests in the n.b.a. after the storming of the capitol we'll get the sporting reaction to the