>> chris: wow. >> anthony: oh, whoa. >> johanna: juanes. >> eric: juanes?s. >> anthony: juanes are rice dumplings with boiled egg, chicken, and achote inside. wow. >> eric: this is amazing. >> anthony: mm. >> eric: buonissimo. [ johanna speaking spanish ] >> anthony: mm. mm-hmm. >> anthony: and not surprisingly, some cuy, or guinea pig, of which there seems to be many around for the taking, this preparation served with a cacao sauce. oh, that's good. all of this food is delicious. so, chocolate, particularly our chocolate, it's a luxury food item, right? >> eric: yes. >> anthony: this is an area that's abundant with coffee, chocolate, fruit. how's life for the locals? [ don speaking spanish ] >> eric: he says that, 20 years ago, 25 years ago, it was easier for him. he was planting, uh, soybeans. >> anthony: right. >> eric: and coffee. and he was making much more money. and then he didn't plant soybeans any longer. and then the coffee production went down. so therefore, he had a financial, uh, struggle for a while. and now, with the cacao trees that they are

le saluda con gusto johanna suÁrez el abogado de la familia de nichols ur jÓ al congreso hoy que pruebe combatir abusos policiales, en medio de reclamos tras la muerte a golpes de joven africano dicen que son vÍctima de persecuciÓn y acaso por parte de lapolicÍa. edgar estÁ con nosotros desde memphis buenas tardes edgar cuentan, adelante. >>> hola, ¿quÉ tal? en efecto es el lugar donde fue salvajemente golpeado nichols, hay gobierno globos y una cruz donde representa donde fue golpeado por cinco policÍas que fue disuelto para evitar cuestionamientos, la comunidad no sabe de unidades pero sabe que la policÍa lo persigue los acosa, vamos a ver ¿por quÉ?. >>> tras la desapariciÓn de la unidad escorpiÓn en memphis donde pertenecÍan expolicÍas que dieron brutal golpiza anie kohl's algunos residentes hispanos acusan a la policÍa de acoso intimidaciÓn, luciano dice que algunos actÚan con prejuicios para realizar paradas de trÁfico. >>> dirÍa que un poco racista en el sentido de que a veces se nos ignora bueno, a veces por lo que es creo por la comunicaciÓn que uno a veces no habla el inglÉs es

johanna chua from citigroup global markets. you choose.r the boj. >> we actually expect they will abolish it next week. they yields already test in the upper ceiling of this half percent yield cap. given the ongoing discussion -- dysfunction in the bond market, should they do that before or after mr. kuroda leaves. we have not changed our view that inflation is still manageable. but it is more about averting this dysfunction in the bond market. yvonne: that is one of the big things that have happened. korea is very interesting. rishaad: ultimately, your looking at a governor and a prime minister who really want wage increases. they are trying to create a virtuous circle and they have been unsuccessful in achieving it. >> it tells you how sticky expectations are. we should be careful interpreting the news. when you look at the aggregate data, the labor market is still very strong. we are still expecting the rate negotiation, the wage prices will not increase gently to breach the threshold of the boj. yvonne: we were flashing the line about

johanna raun gerak was one of 250,000 german soldiers who were surrounded by the soviet army in the socalled stalingrad cauldron. after the end of the fighting. he ended up in the wayne camp. damn, only six thousand of these prisoners of war returned home to george. they were not among them for a long time, the relatives of the deceased soldier considered him missing and only last year. george's family. i received information from the german people's association for the care of the influences of burial grounds that the soldier died from the harsh conditions of captivity on march 17, 1943 in the beketovka prisoner of war camp. history of projects. they touched me and pushed me to visit the burial place of wehrmacht soldiers near the city of kopeisk. this upset me extremely, because i saw the graves of dead people, among whom many wanted to live peacefully and did not want to be. for projects, i visited the military in the city of volgograd. yes, i studied the internet in detail, where i found a complete list of the dead, along with juris titrich. today the name of julius dietrich is eng

. >>> quÉ tal buenas noches le saluda johanna suÁrez.tran protestas alrededor del paÍs por la muerte a golpes de nichols a manos de la policÍa de memphis desa farn bajas temperaturas para repÚblica duro a la brutalidad policial y tambiÉn hubo protestas en en kentucky, florida y carolina del sur, entre tanto en memphis los residente hispanos dicen tambiÉn dicen que son vÍctimas de persecuciÓn por parte de la policÍa desde esta ciudad edgar muÑoz con el reporte. >>> tras la desaparece de la unidad escorpiÓn en memphis de donde eran los expolicÍas que dieron brutal golpiza anie kohl's algunos residentes hispanos acusan a la policÍa de acoso intimidaciÓn, luciano dice que algunos uniformados actÚan con prejuicios en vehÍculo nos identificados para realizar parada trÁfico. >>> es un poco racista en el sentido de que a veces se nos ignora mucho, a veces por lo que es creo por comunicaciÓn que uno a veces no habla el inglÉs es muy difÍcil comunicarse con la policÍa. >>> en las callos activistas locales hablan de acciones de la policÍa hacia la

the center opened in 2019 and became part of johanna spoked, cultural life architect lewis, levine, drew up his design, and consultation with survivors of the show her and the genocide. in rwanda, it's architecture that makes the history more tangible. the railway lines are embedded in rock and stone. they are not parallel, they are going to the sky and the railway lines symbolized journeys, journeys of the holocaust beyond julie's of general fine journeys of oppression and suffering. journeys of modernity that brings progress, but all sole pain. since the 19th century south africa has been home to the largest jewish community in all of africa. but this place of remembrance is not just for them. it's also for the post to part of the nation as a and young people, especially. so why do you choose them to tell? are the histories because in a country that suffered from a very painful past, and he still struggling with that past off colonialism off racism off apartheid. it's very difficult for us to actually speak about ourselves. everything in our minds is translated through our own history.

johanna. welcome! nice to meet you. welcome to sweden and gothenburg. thank you so much.t. exciting! i'm really looking forward to seeing how it all works. let's get started. the final result is here. i love it! how could i ever want this to be removed? use it as long as possible, and then remove it. just for you guys, i'm going to take this t—shirt back to the lab and see if the technology can completely remove the logo. right now, this means putting the t—shirt in a bowl with the removable chemical. it's then treated at high temperatures and left for about an hour. afterwards, there is a secret technique in getting the print to physically come off — and this should get better as the recipe and the process is fine—tuned. so, yeah, this, see, we have some traces left. so the click band logo has gone, and i can only see a few speckles of pink. pretty good job. i mean, i reckon you could probably print on top of that and you wouldn't notice. no. and this would be good for recycling, would it? that's definitely good for recycling. which is the main point, so it won't end up

but we start with johanna who's out of hong kong on how people there were commemorating the tiana min square massacre through a museum. forced to close in 2021. the museum was the rarest thing in china. a place dedicated to remembering something the authorities want forgotten. ah, the 989 days chinese communist party and tried to raise from the country's collective memory overnight, thousands of pro democracy protesters were done down in beijing on the borders of their own government. it became known as the chinaman square massacre stories from that day. memories had been preserved in the museum in hong kong. i thought to the idea of this museum during the 20th and the birth of the cameras for moscow. because at that time, we can see a whole generation of young people, not knowing what happened in the people, china, completely brock and the thing will happen. we want chinese people coming to hong kong to get the best so that they can go back to the 1989 democracy as somebody who grew up in china and went through the education system. the 1st time i got to know the event was in high sc

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when russia is being condemned for its invasion of ukraine, ah, at the russian school of bailey in johanna spring yanna alga is teaching her 1st class of the day, the native of russia found at the studio in 2009, one year after she moved to south africa. we teach oregon of our nation bally method, or nation valley method, and that the style that has been developed and russia and by irrational teacher, the pin of a gun of m yana, has taken some of his old african students to russia is particular government funded exchange program with his sister school in st. petersburg, the cultural exchange, a microcosm of the warm relations between the 2 countries. relations that go back to when the soviet union helped south africa's freedom fighters in their struggle to in the system of black oppression known as a part 8. that history is part of the reasons why the africa refuses to condemn russia for the invasion of ukraine. despite pressure from its western allies, per tory insists it wants to be neutral. this past week, russia's top diplomat city love was in south africa, where he met with president.

i'm i and charlie, an independent journalist based here in johanna. in this episode, we need to women who are working towards radical change to address challenges as very gender based violence, cloth and racial inequality and climate change thing . mm. keep them if they all point are to $94.00 at the end of it. what do you think people don't know about the role of women in the struggle against upon it? i really think the way in which history is told it serves a purpose, right? which is also to reinforce, you know, a male dominated a presence and power structure, right? this, this reinforcement of these motives right? these men who come and save as vulnerable group of which is inherently wrong and false women were organizing churches talk, fails, trade, union, women, when literally carrying the country on the backs and shoulder. how ill a history continues to omit that, and i think what it does is that it continues to further alienate women and their contributions they're making society with the political, social, even economic ah, we here at constitut

release earlier this year of a new and updated edition of "harvest," and also the publication, as johannaweeks ago of the first spanish-language translation of the book, titled "la cosecha del imperio." but there's another reason why i feel the need to speak out now, before my departure, a deep concern that an unhealthy trend has begun to take hold in recent years among some sectors of black and latinx progressives, especially among intellectuals and academics, a trend that needs to be challenged directly through a principled but respectful debate, one that draws vital lessons from the latino community's long and heroic history of grassroots struggles. i'm referring to a false fixation in many progressive circles with anti-black racism as the burning political question of the day, to the point that some well-meaning but misguided folks now claim the concept of latinos itself or the existence of latin america are anti-black and white supremacist in essence. this fixation has dovetailed perfectly with a new strategy by america's neoliberal capitalists to finance a sprawling new diversity, e

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l and and energy analyst speaking to us from johanna spec, plenty more head on the news alley, including britain's prime minister to face parliament as more strikes by health workers lou. the u. s. justice department and i states is so in google accusing 8th of abusing its dominance in advertising and coming up a little later in sport mar tanya's football is celebrate a historic when the african nations championship mm. for winks, ukraine has been pleading with its western allies for tanks. it says it desperately needs to defend itself against russia. and now it appeased. it's set to receive advanced combat vehicles from the u. s. and germany sources have told out to 0, the bonding administration will approve the delivery of m one ab rooms tanks and soon as wednesday reachable the wooded. there is a lot of talk about tanks, about modern tanks that we need and about the way this shortfall can be filled. this is a lot of effort promises, but it is important not to lose sight of reality. but it is not about 5 or 10 or 15 tax need as large as michigan out of session that have heated discussi

businesses have been forced to rely on expensive generators for me to mila has moved from johanna. spic the infrastructure is old. it hasn't been replaced. and even if new power stations have been both, they haven't yet been completed. and with regard to existing power station, some have been closed and they know when there's a shortage of coal in terms of power generation, they're meant to use diesel as a backup. islam of the uh, power utility in south africa. so poets while we're utility state owned then it doesn't have the money to buy enough diesel to keep these generation units running . and so they simply are these blackouts, bangladesh has main opposition. party has also called for rallies across the country to demand action, to cope high fuel and food prices. it once prime minister, shake athena to resign and take a government to take over until elections held tab you chandry has more from a rally in jamaica leaders of opposite father and rally the capital of the movement party to mobilize the support of many people from all 100100 people in iraq protesting again to fall in the

and do you think i mean, we started this before we arrive by talking about johanna williams's for spiked this sanctification of victimhood , this new culture, victimhood, this new culture, and she specifically on the phenomenon of meghan and they might fit very well to what you're describing here. these incredibly privileged people , incredibly privileged people, the most privileged people in the most privileged people in the world lecture , everyone else the world lecture, everyone else about privilege and claiming to be victims . and is it really. be victims. and is it really. have they become sort of the poster people of this kind of mentality. no absolutely. i think that when i talk modern, anti—racist politics increasingly being about elite social activism , which involves social activism, which involves individuals looking heighten their own social status , quite their own social status, quite possibly their own financial security, i think that the sussexes embody that. if truth be told, i watched the docu series all six episodes, i would . and this thing is actually remarkable for

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