why isn't the international tuc based in delhi or lagos or sao paulo?'t you send that kind of symbolic message to workers around the world that you actually are focused on their needs? well, maybe we ought to have a look at the itc because we do have an office in delhi, we do have an office in sao paulo and indeed in uruguay. we do have an office in togo, one of the poorest countries in africa. yeah, but... so we are not sitting in brussels, my friend. you might want to be provocative, but i can tell you our organisers are out in the field, we have regional secretaries, we have, in fact, an inclusive labour movement. my president is a nigerian man, one of the best union men. he's driven up minimum wages, he fights for social protection. he's now on the front lines of climate and just transition, like many of our leaders. i know, but, sharan...? sharan burrow... find me an employer who's out there arguing that his workers would not be subject to poverty wages and i'll tell you how that would have come about through union dialogue. i don't want to be prov

patricia: las mujeres afro brasileÑas protestaron en las calles de são paulo contra el presidente yatas y cierres de carreteras en demanda de que el gobierno tomarÁ medidas para aliviar el alza en el costo de la vida. a lo largo de panamÁ los manifestantes han cerrado calles y carreteras para presionar al gobierno de que la inflaciÓn se acelerÓ a un 5,2%. patricia: vamos de nuevo a la pausa y al regresar le diremos quÉ pasarÁ c en metro by t-mobile puedes cambiarte a 5g y ahorrar más con una línea 5g sin límites por $40 y punto. este es el precio más bajo en prepago. cámbiate ahora y mantente conectado con 5g. solo en metro. leon: rusia se va a retirar de la estaciÓn espacial internacional despuÉs del 2024 y construirÁn su propia base. el jefe de la agencia espacial hizo el anuncio durante una reuniÓn con vladimir putin . estados unidos europa dijeron que sus astronautas seguirÍan viajando al espacio. patricia: hay malas noticias para los amantes del chocÓtaco. tÚ, leÓn, que viviste en california. dejaron de fabricarÉste helado en forma de taco alegando una pÉrdida de popularidad. lo

ought to have a look at the itc, because we do have an office in delhi, we do have an office in sao pauloe an office in togo, one of the poorest countries in africa. yeah, but... so we are not sitting in brussels, my friend. you might want to be provocative, but i can tell you our organisers are out in the field. we have regional secretaries. we have, in fact, an inclusive labour movement. my president is a nigerian man, one of the best union men. he's driven up minimum wages, he fights for social protection. he's now on the front lines of climate and just transition, like many of our leaders. i know, sharan. sharan burrow, i... ..out there arguing that his workers would not be subject to poverty wages, and i'll tell you how that would have come about, through union dialogue. i don't want to be provocative, but i do want to be rigorous. and one way in which i want to be rigorous is to ask you about a particular example of a stand you took in which you then modified. you made a very strong stand suggesting that qatar's record on worker rights back in the early 2010's, 2011, 2012 was so poo

brazil, this gas alone covers the electricity needs of such a gigantic 30 million metropolis as sao pauloovers the needs of the whole of paraguay, by the way, an amusing sign on the screen at once two frequencies for progway 50 hz for brazil 60 operator this brazilian, and this paraguayan on the contrary, on the contrary, this paraguayan. and this brazilian is still working here. it's very good question is at least 100 years old. it will stand, in general, the guarantee of operation is 150 years. 150 years this means that for many many decades this region can develop thanks to the hydroelectric power station. another of our interlocutors from south america is a minister, the head of the foreign ministry in the very brazil of which for many years has been involved in energy diplomacy, which requires significant investments in construction. well, what kind of cheap electricity do they then give? why are they being built in the developing world as well? you are in africa and in russia and in europe and of course in south america, before again passing the floor to russian specialists, we note

paolo were gridlocked, 340 kilometers of stationary traffic, almost equivalent to the distance from sao paulo to rio. moscow, november 2012. the notorious russian winter paralyzed much of the biggest country on the planet. for 3 days and 3 nights, snowstorms blocked the highway between saint petersburg and the capital. but how do traffic jams actually come about it? the main reason is that you do not have enough capacity. um, of course there are other reasons i'm but these reasons, reasons are not that they do not happen that often. um, dumb people sometimes make driving mistakes. of course, for instance, they do not pay enough attention. then they have to break heart great heavy weather conditions. but most of them think the percent reach you to look at the same time in the same news in the same direction. but the world runs differently when i met with the principal is one for all and all for one not hardly applies to motorists on the road. everyone's thinking, what's the quickest way of getting to my destination? individuals focus on themselves and don't care about the others. drivers have

box this is, of course, his ashes for 7 months of fear, which i brought here for 3 days cusco lima sao paulomoscow and this load put terribly on me. and both of our interlocutors are peruvians , his adopted son waldo, and his wife, now the widow of vicki, and this is a milestone in the seventies and eighties. peru, she then about those same incas tupac incogupanque journalist, and he love soon had a wedding, and then the couple was born and a common son that the head family no juan and mikhail and from russia they swear by oath. what did you learn only after many, many years? you didn't know this michael. although i would very much like to meet him as a cadet of the military school. he attracted the attention of those in the kgb who selected personnel for intelligence, but while he was already an athlete studying to be a scout , his first family was still in the ussr at a funeral next to the currency. vicki there was a blonde. could it really be maria vasilkova? hello? yes, this is the daughter from the first marriage. father is here. she rarely saw, but she knew who he was. i was called for

lima sao paulo, dubai moscow and this burden put terrible pressure on me.oth of our interlocutors are peruvian, his adopted sonvaldo and wife, now the widow of vicky, and this is a milestone in the seventies and eighties. peru, she then went to those same incas tupac incogupanque journalist, and he soon had a wedding, and then the couple had a common son that the head of the family was not juan, but mikhail and from russia. they swear by oath. what did you learn only after many, many years? and you did not know this mikhail, although i would very much like to get to know him as a cadet of the military schools. he attracted the attention of those in the kgb who selected personnel for intelligence. well, while he was already an athlete studying to be a scout, it worked out. the first of his family back in the ussr at a funeral next to the currency, great there was some kind of blonde. really maria vasilkov maybe hello? yes, this is the daughter from the first marriage of the father who is still here. she rarely saw him, but she knew who he was. they called me

we are glad to have you with us watching from sÃo paulo, brazil, cairo, egypt, good morning to you inel salvador, peru, and, in stockholm, in sweden. again, i will ask you to please post your comments in the comments section so that damien and danny can't answer. so, damion danny has give us us the chance on how it could play out for a couple of college students who could relate on a personal level. how did african american athletes grapple with the question of whether or not to compete or boycott? >> that is a difficult question because for african americans and the olympics and sports had been a vehicle through which african americans had sought to fight against racial discrimination, by embodying the ideals of the amateur athletes they saw themselves as challenging notions of race and racial oppression. some of them were also concerned about whether they would face discrimination in germany. so, they had legitimate concerns and worries but ultimately many of them saw this as an opportunity to compete at the highest levels of their sport. and, then to use their success as a way to s

>> the doctors in the city where i underwent surgery and the following days in sao paulo, they said outpeople who were stabbed like i was only one person survives and thank god i survived. due to my physical preparation, also because of a healthy lifestyle i had throughout my life. that helped me resist. as a coincidence the day before i had taken a shot of benzedrine, a drug that helped to fight a more serious or what would otherwise be a more serious infection because the knife was infected and the person who stabbed me was affiliated with the left-wing party tso. the following day after the stabbing three renowned lawyers came to the town to try to defend the person. the person who stabbed me on the same day september the 6th someone tried to go into the house of representatives using false documentation which could serve as an alibi if he had fled the crime scene. someone tried to use his documents to go into the house of representatives as an ally, no one can possibly explain to me why the investigation has not involved with so many elements available. spiel in the media in brazil

we're glad to have you with us watching from sao paulo brazil cairo egypt. good morning to you in el salvador, peru and in stockholm in sweden. again, i'll ask you to please post your questions in the comments section. so that damian and danny can answer them. so damian danny's given us a sense of how it played out for a couple of college students who could relate on a very personal level as --. how did african-american athletes grapple with the question of whether to compete or boycott? was a difficult question because for african-american's the olympics and sports had been a primary vehicle through which african-american said sought to fight against racial discrimination by by embodying the ideas of the amateur athlete they saw themselves as challenging notions race and racial oppression. some of the more also concerned about whether they would face discrimination in germany, and so they they had legitimate concerns and worries, but ultimately many of them saw this as an opportunity to compete at the highest levels of the sport and then to use their succes

they are going to go to brazil in sÃo paulo, brazil.they are setting up an exhibit down there that we are supporting. and then sometime this fall, they will go to warsaw, poland. there's another touring exhibition that we support. and then we are talking with a group about doing a project in bangkok in 2022. >> awesome, sounds very interesting. making it exciting to come to work every day. >> yeah, it does. >> well, nicole has said, just made the comment, that the cosmosphere is a must-see destination and she is very glad that it's in kansas. if you have not been, you definitely should go. i'm on that list of not have been, so i will put it on my calendar. and thank you so much, jim. >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of the house

hydroelectric power station alone covers the electricity needs of such a gigantic 30 million metropolis as são paulo more so it covers the needs of all of paraguay by the way, an amusing sign on the screen there are two frequencies for 50 hz at once. for brazil 60, two operators took this brazilian, and this paraguayan, on the contrary, on the contrary, this paraguayan, and this brazilian. and by the way, how much longer will they and their comrade work here? this is a very good question, at least 100 years old. it will stand idle, in general, the guarantee of operation is 150 years 150 years. this means that for many, many decades, this region can develop thanks to the hydroelectric power station. another one of ours the interlocutor from south america is a minister, the head of the foreign ministry in the same brazil who for many years has been dealing with the subject of energy diplomacy require significant investments in construction. yes, you already then they provide cheap electricity, why are they being built in the developing world in the same africa and in russia and in europe and, of cours

hydroelectric power station covers the electricity needs of such a giant 30 million metropolis as sao pauloall the more, it covers the needs of all of paraguay, by the way, an amusing sign on screen immediately two frequencies for progvaya 50 hz for brazil 60 operator this brazilian, and this paraguayan, on the contrary, on the contrary, this paraguayan. and this brazilian friend is still here work. this is a very good question, at least 100 years old. it will stand, in general, the guarantee of operation is 150 years. 150 years this means that for many many decades this region can develop thanks to the hydroelectric power station. another of our interlocutors from south america is a minister, the head of the foreign ministry in brazil, who for many years has been involved in energy diplomacy, require significant investments in construction. what kind of cheap electricity do they then use, why are they being built in the developing world in the same africa and in russia and in europe and, of course, in south america, before passing the floor to russian specialists again , we note that here

the team from sao paulo also made it to the quarterfinals at home and defeated the paraguayan cerro withonly one goal. guest player brian saudio cut the ball into his own net, but in the final 20 minutes. score four times attacking hosts roni first distinguished himself, and soon the beautiful heel tested breno lopez, who brought the score to devastating in the next attack against his compatriots. upset captain polneyrosa, paraguayan gustav gomez but put an impressive point all the same roni best player of the match issued a double. with such a blow through himself into the fall and thus set the final score 5-0 no less spectacular goal. in the same style was scored in the next tour of the japanese jakey. here , the brazilian striker of the club, kasima, antler, from ever-alda, also marked with a biseclet, his team was inferior with rs. osaka. two or three, however, at the end of regular time, the forward equalized the score with an acrobatic blow, keeping the most titled club in a draw. japan's chances for the iberald's championship at the end of the season are almost certain. la-lam, wa

kind of box this is, of course, his rights , his rights, which i brought here for 3 days cusco lima sao paulo and both of our interlocutors are peruvian, his adopted sonvaldo and wife, now the widow of vicky, and this is a milestone in the seventies and eighties. peru, she then those same incas tupac incogupanque journalist, and he love was soon a wedding, and then a common son was born that the head of the family was no juan but mikhail and from russia. they swear by oath. what did you learn only after many, many years? but you didn't know this michael, although i would very much like to get to know him as a cadet of the military school. he attracted the attention of those in the kgb who selected personnel for intelligence, but while he was already an athlete studying to be a scout, it worked out. his first family back in the ussr at a funeral next to the currency there was some kind of blonde. is it really mary vasilkovich? maybe hello? yes, this is the daughter from the first marriage of the father who is still here. she rarely saw me, but she knew who he was. i was called for an interview

kind of box this is, of course, his rights, his rights, which i brought here for 3 days cusco lima sao paulolocutors are peruvians, his adoptive waldo's son, and wife, now widow vicki and this is a milestone in the seventies eighties. peru, then she was a journalist about those very incas tupac an incogupanque, and he soon had a wedding, and then the couple was born and their common son that the head of the family was neither juan but michael and from russia. they swear by oath. what did you learn only after many, many years? and this michael would not have known no, no, they did not know, although i would very much like to get to know him as a cadet of the military school. he drew the attention of those to the kgb who selected personnel for intelligence, but so far he has already then the athlete studied to be a scout, his first family was formed back in the ussr at a funeral next to the currency, great there was some kind of blonde. could it be maria vasilkov? hello? yes, this is the daughter from the first marriage of the father who is still here. she rarely saw, but she knew who he was.