brazil as an opportunity to speak to central american my grants, why? braz sill not even in central america. you realize florida is closer to central america thans no issue with immigrants coming from brazil illegally. brazilians done even speak spanish. like brazil is just kind of similar to them. like what does that mean. it's like going to a star trek convention and being like, i've gt a message for chewbacca. but i guess for pence it's close enough. i feel like he give this speech whenever he is around any latinos. he will be at chilis, i have a message straight from my heart. don't risk your lives. like sir, please, my hand is starting to burn, starting to burn, sir. and the way pence delivered that speech was no joke. like he sowfnedded like, you flow this those movies when a villain is showing up on every single tv screen around the world. >> to the people of central america. >> shh, nobody say anything. >> i have a megsage for you. >> don't risk your lives or the lives of your children by trying to come to the yooptded states on a road run by drug smugglers and human traffickers. if someone tells you they can bring your child to america

slave trade more than a third of the twelve million slaves transported from africa was shipped to brazil . one hundred twenty three years ago brazil became the last country in the americas to abolish slavery. fifteen years ago brazil adopted an innovative program to eradicates modern slavery. gets a day in one of the fos this rising global economies up to a quarter of a million men and women are enslaved in brazil. it can not get out together but it's not in that thing but it. will mean so long for. a lot of market. share news real knowledge you know but you. won't you know program won't you know by you know you know. scrabble set up i might have a bump in the. city. even the brazilian rain forest i'm the slavery piece mounds radama suspect slate. similar to pull the mobile inspection team comes to a remote county wrong in the halls of one of the most the oldest sins of brazil. and one of the biggest strongholds of modern slavery. and. for most of the overflow been a juvenile so getting. some of the most of the little. bit of the. state of the province of. is the region most of the cases were found it is a very dangerous region there has been recently five homicides. in

university on wednesday more than one hundred people have been killed since april in demonstrations demanding president daniel ortega step down. saying in the americas the c.e.o. of brazil's state owned oil producer petrobras has resigned after the government intervened in diesel prices president michel tamer announced plans to bring fuel prices down after a truck drivers strike crippled the country one day protests caused shit shortages of fuel and left some supermarket shelves empty but ended a accepted at the top job in twenty sixteen on the condition he had freedom to control fuel prices. venezuela has released a group of opposition activists who were jailed for protesting against president nicolas maduro the government says freeing the thirty nine activists will foster dialogue but critics are calling it a token gesture rights groups say hundreds of political protesters remain in jail venezuela is facing an economic and political crisis the opposition boycotted maids elections and there's widespread shortages of many basic goods. it's one month since in mexico or until mexico holds its largest ever elections more than three thousand political posts are up for grabs i

north america not all of them some have big turnover rates but morena has the least with the legislators 15% approximately brazil and chile basically is a contrast that is universal with more than three force of the incumbents returning so if you look at the 19th century and the rates of return do not look too bad but before the reform so to be in the mexican chamber whether or not that happens again but there should be something else to be looking at in that aspect. so to wrap up there is major changes to be expected that wouldn't be the changes we have been experiencing over the last three or four decades but this amounts to probably we would experience a non- unified government for the first time with the split opposition and they did not have time to show you but if you look at the votes and the heats of the three major parties that they have one in the last election it amounted to at least 80%. that is no longer true now with those combined they cannot even capture 50% of the votes that is a massive change we will see a majority with morena and the evangelicals and then that would be on the right so this is altogether different potential and the set of events in this congr