hitting the heights -- why indigenous women are taking on bolivia's summits.-bound: families in india are planting trees to curb desertification. what lies beneath, the devastating effects of secret underwater oil-dumping. ♪ thick black clumps on the beaches, birds drenched in oil, dde ad fish. oil tanker accidents cause untold damage to our ocean's ecosystems. on average, one tanker is shipwrecked every week out on the water, and lies abandoned on the ocean floor. the 1989 exxon valdez disaster in the gulf of alaska was one of the worst ever. it spilled almost 40,000 tonnes of crude oil into the sea, leaving more than 2,000 kilometres of coastline contaminated and killing hundreds of thousands of fish, seabirds and other animals. the local ecosystem has still not fully recovered. but most of the oil pollution in our oceans comes from land sewage, and illegal oil dumping by ships. this shaky video was filmed secretly inside a tanker ship. secretly, because it shows something that should not be there. did you see it? let's watch it again. there it is. toxic was

why indigenous women a taking on bolivia is summit's earth bound families in india of hunting trees to curb desertification. what lies beneath the devastating effects of secret underwater oil? jumping with thick black clumps on the beaches. buds drenched in oil, dead fish, oil, tanker, accidents, cause untold damage to our oceans. ecosystems on average, one tanka is shipwrecked to every week out on the water and lies abandoned on the ocean floor. with the 1989 exxon valdez disaster in the gulf of alaska was one of the worst deva it spelled almost 40000 tons of crude oil into the safe, leaving more than 2000 kilometers of coastline contaminated and killing hundreds of thousands of fish. see bud, and other animals the local ecosystem has still not fully recovered. but most of the oil pollution in our ations comes from land sewage and illegal oil dumping by ships. ah. 2 this shaky video was filmed secretly inside of a think of ship secretly because he show something to should not be there. did you see it? that's what it again. there it is. ah, this is a bail to bump. chips use it to a leg

had saw maria is not call in bolivia. she's one of the few women living in the mountains, who drives and some men disapprove of that she ah, with olivia as a rapidly developing country advance to economic reforms. it's cruel, which weight is strong. but many of his roads are terrible. some of the most dangerous in the world. i haven't got enough very offensive shock, which is full to business and a public. so business to i submitted mountain villages a lot to deal with . what is the natural resources of the andes is called your desk, used to work in the gold mines, but that dangerous and difficult to access? ah, i get out of your day now makes women aware of the dangers of pollution linked to mining. precious metals, probably not the last time i have from may 4040 to at getting off the plane here. i mean that they can sit there. cdl is being made on with the selection back with more to you. the environment here is being badly damaged when mining and logging both apart, you're responsible for disasters like this and they n

ah ah ah, my past the capital of bolivia in latin america. ah. it's the highest calf to city in the world. over 3500 meters above sea level. ah, it's a sprawling city and a 1000 meters of all to, to separate the poor neighborhoods in the andes mountains where the air steam from the wealthy districts below. it can take city for a whole day jaclyn of ties to the lack of oxygen in the mountains. but if you live there, you get used to it. like maria ramos. don't god loves cancer. mamma bad when father milan bad. my dad's walters them every 2 weeks maria makes a long journey from a mountain village to le pass to buy goods for her course restore. yes papa mother, he said cannibal them with plenty of some of the stands and we level one of them was we almost thought all righty. so the comparable but i came up with you guys with them or they had i will will. yeah, the stickler millis back. what followed? maria lotes to tons of goods in do a truck alone? i get a fully get all of the month. yes. had saw maria is not colin valencia. she's one of the few wome

in recent years, climate change has made clothing bolivia quite difficult. extreme weather means that some regions are regularly flooded, while others have experience dropped in 2015, the 2nd largest sleep in the country, dried up completely. the problem is exacerbated by the man me deforestation of the amazon. the great rain forest covers around 40 percent of olivia. i mean one, maria. the shop owner. continue sir. truck journey through the youngest is already been on the road for 10 hours and negotiating these difficult roads. it's tiring. some local villages, however her found a way of making a subsistence living from basic quote, maintenance i guess i wasn't gonna be any higher. yeah. oh yeah, yeah. but it was a with players on let me let boldly either got i'm or sent those, but as again as is where it goes good deal. but again, my check would that work with up to 280 to norma to journey from the past. taking 15 odds rear finally reaches a vintage ah ah, oh maria, the local grocery store, she runs with the husband is a small business. but for the $300.00, so lifeline itself. every

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martin block director visitor is a landmark figure for cinematography, bolivia his debut project theautiful and my best years in 2005 was included in the list of the twelve main films of this country, and all subsequent works were welcome guests at the largest international shows. martin's blog came to russia for the first time. how was the idea of ​​this film born, what inspired you to create the film. ah, the original idea. originally arose at the moment when i saw the actor, but in fact he is not a professional actor, but an opera singer and it arose at the moment when i saw him, but at the opera house.

and the jury saw three films at once from different parts of the world from france, sri lanka and boliviamaria angel ocean directed by aruna jay vardan and sri lankan countries that are currently experiencing a crisis look like a joke a group of fishermen goes fishing and instead of a rich catch takes out an inflatable sex club from the ocean men all their lives who have lived in a poor fishing village never suspected the existence of such things and for them maria becomes more than a thing - this sex is a pure metaphor a symbol of an alien element of an element, an alien culture of an alien civilization, an inflatable doll gradually provokes a split in the atmosphere of the fishing crew. light squabbles turn into violent quarrels, an anecdote turns into a philosophical reflection on life within the framework of one's national culture and what it will be the suppression of values ​​and artifacts. other civilizations concept idea and broad. they are very emotional people. and so, uh, i think it 's a good casting, good actors, a prosperous country with a very highly developed economy, and i

recently has been pristine forests and a small town really close to the triple border between peru, bolivia, and brazil. starting in the early 2000s, there was a plan to build a major highway moving products from brazil over the andes to the ports in the pacific for exports to places like china. that changed the face of madre de dios. it connected the city of puerto maldonado with the city of cusco in the andes. that voyage used to take about two weeks in the rainy season. now it takes about 6 hours. the price of gold started to rise, and in 2008, it skyrocketed. and that created an unprecedented gold boom for tens of thousands of miners, who came from mainly the andes into madre de dios and d started to take the forest apart. some of the most dense and biodiverse rain forests in the world. so la pampa is an area next to the highway. about 5 years ago, this was a place that was a couple miners, a couple tents. and it eventually became an illegal city that had thousands of people and was the gateway to the hotspot of illegal gold mining in the amazon. [karina garay speaking spanish] fernande

and they were raging across the amazon in brazil and in bolivia and across across the entire amazon and their devastating their catastrophic. and combined with the threats across the amazon oil and gas and agribusiness and deforestation and degradation and mining and mega dams. arm this is what these threats and the fires combined with climate change. this is what. could be the amazon to o a tipping point of ecological collapse. bye can we turn this around. that's the question what's the question that we're here to answer today. first the amazon. and our beautiful beautiful planet earth. this is south america and. this is the amazon basin. and the amazon basin is as large as the continental united states it's massive. it's the world's largest tropical rainforest. it is a global treasure. it houses a third of plant and animal species on mother earth. it produces 20% of the earth earth oxygen. so we need the amazon to brief. we need the amazon for global biodiversity we need the amazon. for protecting our climate. the amazon you might have heard of the amazon is the largest tropical rainf

martin block visitor director an iconic figure for cinematography, bolivia his debut project the most beautiful and my best years in 2005 was included in the list of the twelve main films of this country, and all subsequent the works were welcome guests at the largest international shows in russia martin's blog came for the first time how the idea of ​​this film was born, what inspired you to create the picture. well , the original idea initially arose at the moment when i saw the actor, but in fact he is not a professional actor, but an opera singer and it arose at the moment when i saw him, but at the opera house. during the performance, he sang. so uh, that moved me to tears. i did not yet know at that time what the film would be and what it would be about, but i already i knew exactly what i was going to shoot. and it was such a first impulse consultant one of the central questions that poses your film. this is a question about a second chance in life. and how do you think what is happening in the world today, uh, the conflict that is brewing world conflict. e hmm does it contain

so the my or came a long way from chula money, bolivia. >> at the height of his career, his work was exhibited worldwide. he died of cancer at 82 years old in 1985. so the mayor had no children but left behind artwork that will hopefully be enjoyed for generations to come. reporting in san francisco, i'm ella sogomonian >> use word something new every day. that's fascinating. we'll be celebrating hispanic heritage all month long on kron 4. we have an entire section on our website. it's dedicated to hispanic heritage. all you have to do is scan the qr code on your screen there. it will take you directly to kron 4 dot com. >> speaking of learning something every day, the san jose public library system. is extending hours, said more than half of its branches for the first time in history starting sunday, the 16 locations will be open 7 days a week. that means more frequent access to physical materials programs, events, technology like computers, printers and in person support. the move comes after the san jose city council passed a new operating budget that included sunday library fundi

argentinian vice president week at reaction from evil. morales, former president of the nation's neighbor, bolivia, latin american leaders, unanimously. content with across the world around the clock. this is our team from the team and myself, you know neil: hello and welcome to the program. key of forces made another attempt to seize the example: roget nuclear power plant. despite a team from the u. n's nuclear energy watchdog being at the site that is, according to the russian defense ministry, which claims $250.00 ukranian troops tried to cross the napa river in within 40 boats on friday evening. now the attempt was aborted after around half of the vessels were hit by russian or forces ukrainian troops also shell, the app plans territory on saturday night, according to local authorities, they say, or lines were damaged, cutting off supplies to the grid, all in nearby city of a nerd the door was again targeted as well. the local morris said 5 civilians have been killed by ukrainian shelling in the past. the mining operations continue in harry is now under the control of russia led forces. this f

que están en racha primero henry martín del américa que tiene buen torneo de pelea por el punto de boliviafeijenoord pero detrás en el tiempo de trabajo pero para esto sirve la doble ficha fecha fifa carlos para que uno la rompa progresen y pongan a dudar al seleccionador >> si me preguntas por hoy el titular debería ser santiago jiménez >> debería ser porque es el que está mejor momento en el jerarquía >> hay que apoyar >> conoce >> lo estaremos viendo por cierta este torneo más esperado pudiera verlo por telemundo será quien ser titular entre quienes cerraran el lujo de asistir de un grupo residentes de los Ángeles que viajará para apoyar a su selección iremos para el partido de méxico contra argentina mire entre entrenadores comentaran que torneo despierta tanta pasión que no le sorprendería ver en próximos días y semanas niños interesarse en el deporte >> hablamos de la salud mañana inicia la temporada de otoño y con esto veremos el cambio de temperaturas y cuando se llega vemos la temporada de gripe por eso que los médicos surgen para bonanza tenemos más detalles >> tan pronto como es

the leaders of bolivia, brazil, venezuela, cuba , mexico and chile condemned the assassination attempt on argentine vice president cristina kirchner and sent a telegram to buenos aires with words of support for the argentine authorities, they promise to thoroughly investigate the crimes. dadan. criminal approached the vice president of argentina, cristina kirchner, put a gun close to her head and pulled the trigger on amateur video. you can even hear the click of the trigger. i was there we greeted christina when it happened. at first i did not understand what was happening, but then i heard the click of a trigger. i didn't realize it was a gun until the guards rushed at the perpetrator. christina didn't understand either, because she said, leave him alone, he seems to have dropped something, but in fact in fact, the perpetrator dropped his gun because some guy hit him on the wrist . the bodyguards could not prevent the attack . moreover, contrary to all instructions, kirchner, accompanied by security, calmly walked on instead of taking cover in an armored car. the attacker was not cau

the water is highly contaminated. bolivia in the class. risk in it all out is there. ah, it is obvious that that the plant i'm the physical integrity of the plant has been violated several times. are you and that mission to this operation. how long wraps up, but it's leaving inspections behind.

not a little further north, which she had our system just runs its way into bolivia, simon temps. down pause on that. could keys cause some localized flooding to the south of that generate dry temperatures, trying to recover and santiago around 16 celsius with more in the way of sunshine. now there's plenty of sunshine across the eastern side of the caribbean. la, she fine and dry here. but for hispaniola pushing across cuba, we could see some very intense showers over the next couple of days. thunderstorms rumbling away and wide spread down, paws to across a good part of central america. monday, going on through tuesday, still some pretty wet weather than to southern parts of mexico. they go with a shout even more widespread. they're across a eastern pass, a keep it out. was jamaica as we go through tuesday. so we danced our pause to just around the great lakes. we got this, are the nasty looking a curl of cloud this sense, right? the way down to the deep south. and we could see some flooding around the lakes on monday. katha airways official airline of the gen ah, ah ah save tha

the water is highly contaminated. bolivia in the class. risk in it all, al jazeera. ah, i'm told mccrae into these are the top stories on al jazeera. you as president joe biden has accused his predecessor, donald trump, and the republicans to support him of threatening democracy. biden wounds. they want to take the country backwards and urged vote as to reject what he.

the grant chuckle is a large sub copico region, spawning parts of bolivia, argentina, and 266000 square kilometers of paraguay. the one i far outnumbered the people who come me from local tribes, thus a few reckless cowboys like nothing more that a good rodeo. ah, why is the land of contract? the update modern cities among the forest and cross lands with dense population and puzzling with a knife in park wise, 2nd largest city. you got the net space. there's a paris shopping more but life is very different in the chakrabarti on the land might be flat. but in the rainy season, the dirt tracks are almost impossible to navigate. a gang of form form. alida in michigan started off went, but the truck is not easy with ah, in dry weather, it normally takes michigan 8 hours to drive the 280 kilometers from car manuel carrolltown low month later. but in these conditions, at this rate it could take days and dina, dina and guns and all were not like they don't do it. they a lot of it so i had them so far he's only traveled 10 kilometers on the long. got with all those all over the other home. not

the grant chuckle is a large sub catholic, a region spawning parts of bolivia, argentina, and 256000 square kilometers of paraguay. the one my far out numbers, the people who come me from local tribes, thus a few reckless cowboys would like nothing more than a panic. why is the land of contract the update? modern cities among the forest and cross lands with dense population and puzzling with a knife in pirate wise, 2nd largest city, god, there's a pirate. start shopping more. but life is very different in the chakrabarti on the land might be flat, but in the rainy season, the dirt tracks are almost impossible to navigate. a gang of form form need to answer michigan started off when, but the truck is not easy. easy to say that way that they don't want it in dry weather. it normally takes michigan 8 hours to drive the 280 kilometers from car manuel carol talk to little, much later but in these conditions at this rate it could take days. dina dina and guns and all were not marked in or fluid. they a lot of it so i had them so far he's only traveled 10 kilometers on the long got with all

so the my or came a long way from chula money, bolivia. >> at the height of his career, his work was2 years old in 1985. so the meyer had no children but left behind artwork that will hopefully be enjoyed for generations to come. reporting in san francisco, i'm ella sogomonian >> and we will continue to celebrate hispanic heritage all month right here on kron 4. if you scan this qr code, it will take you to the special spot on our website that is dedicated to all of the stories that we've done. information. >> about it. it's all right there on kron 4 dot com. we'll be right back. life is busy. so, come to shell and get three things done at once. first, fill up with shell v-power nitro+ to help keep your engine running like new. nice! then save up with the fuel rewards program and never pay full price for gas again. oh wow! and, finally, snack up to save even more at the pump. that's great! make the most of the stop you need to make with shell. wait! there's three of me? awesome! >> we are back at 7.54. talking forty-niners are getting ready to take on the los angeles rams this coming

i think his early years bolivia formed his are very strongly. >> the mural was masterfully painted with acrylic on london. and so the myers home just a stone's throw away on hill, the painter, sculptor and illustrator immigrated to san francisco in 1923. as a young man. so the mayor got a job as a dishwasher at the historic palace hotel to make ends meet while attending the hopkins institute of art. >> so the story goes, antonio on his 5th day as a dishwasher, drop the dishes and left the kitchen. he took a seat in theylounge and sketched one ever came to his imagination. well, he's doing caught the attention of his boss who eventually helped launch him into san francisco's high society. art scene. >> 2 more of his murals are still proudly on display in the hotel's pied piper lounge. >> portraying notable an eccentric characters including literary luminaries mark twain and bret hart as well as the self-proclaimed emperor of the united states. morton. >> skills as a artists were soon found out by the owner, janet johnson and she said you are so good at drawing things. could you do someth

so the my or came a long way from chula money, bolivia. >> at the height of his career, his work wasars old in 1985. so the meyer had no children but left behind artwork that will hopefully be enjoyed for generations to come. reporting in san francisco, i'm ella sogomonian >> and of course we will be celebrating hispanic heritage all month long here on kron 4. we've got a whole section on our website with a collection of these stories. so if you'd like to give it a look, just scan that qr code that you see on the screen and it will take you right there. we'll be right back. it is 9.51. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> 9.54. is the time. and as

so the my or came a long way from chula money, bolivia. >> at the height of his career, his work was exhibited worldwide. he died of cancer at 82 years old in 1985. so the mayor had no children but left behind artwork that will hopefully be enjoyed for generations to come reporting in san francisco, i'm ella sogomonian >> and we will be celebrating hispanic heritage all month here at kron. 4. we have an entire section on our web site dedicated to it. well, you have to do is scan the qr code right there on your screen and it will take you directly to that part of our website. ok, let's talk a bit about our forecast now taking a live look outside at the beautiful city of san francisco. nice overhead shot there. kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan here with more details on what we can expect outside. cloudless here. love. yeah. pretty nice. stormtracker 4. not much to report on there. we have to get have to see some of the clouds and you do see we have that low pressure system to the north of us. >> and high pressure building in over the coast right here. so that's going to warm us up now.

so the my or came a long way from chula money, bolivia. >> at the height of his career, his work was exhibited worldwide. he died of cancer at 82 years old in 1985. so the meyer had no children but left behind artwork that will hopefully be enjoyed for generations to come. reporting in san francisco, i'm ella sogomonian >> we are celebrating hispanic heritage all month long. we have an entire section on our web site dedicated to hispanic heritage. all you need to do is scan this qr code and we'll take you directly to our website. kron 4 dot com. let's check in with newsnation to see what they're working on for tonight. >> tonight on dan abrams live, president biden walks around a room looking for a dead member of congress. his press secretary, karine jean pierre trying to explain it away. she has long seemed in over her head. but could this be the final straw? now? here's ashleigh. >> tonight on banfield, biblical damage. florida's governor sizing up hurricane ian as the daring rescues continue. lethal dangers remain and citizens are literally cut off and stranded the full scale of t

. >> t'shere ain pk tide sweeping thgie reon- -bolivia, peru, ilche, perhaps bl razicome ocbetor. w ydooutand thidese eogilocal trends? >>el il, think, marg,aret thise suin latin america is t nothatht ere's a debate betwleeen ftnd a right. it aeb date between right and wrong. d -- >>sn i't that a ma otterf rspepective? >>nd s iay this because pulism and dogemague -ry- they sell hoeat brd datoy, but 'rtheye cuinbating hunger for toowmorr. anthd at has been pathe ttner many countries. but ywhenouee s policies that want toer intvene e thforces of thrke maetn o artifici callyonoltrled prices, ll, atet deriorates anony ecomy. ani d think peopleay tod e armore aware that in tiofmes hh iginflation, people donan't wt gtoo into crazy poli.tics an td ifhe lireaders who are protg incrazy politieccs bause they're ngtryi tgeo nerate a falsnte seimt enof progress, atwh they're goio ng tbe incungbati tinhe next 2 toea 3 yrs aabn solute damage of e onecomy as it sh wouldork. d atth's the issue twithheef lt in latin acameri. d eyth want to be lapopur. anthd e way they wtoant b pupolar is by eminbracg lipo

so the my or came a long way from chula money, bolivia. >> at the height of his career, his work wasxhibited worldwide. he died of cancer at 82 years old in 1985. so the mayor had no children but left behind artwork that will hopefully be enjoyed for generations to come reporting in san francisco, i'm ella sogomonian and we'll be celebrating hispanic heritage month all month long and we have an entire section on our website. >> and it is dedicated to this. so you can go there and see all of the stories that we've been doing. it's really a a great place to just immerse yourself and all of the culture that we have here in the bay area. it's 5.51. will be right back. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you ta

. >> there's a pink tide sweeping the region -- bolivia, peru, chile, perhaps brazil come october. you understand these ideological trends? >> well, i think, margaret, the issue in latin america is not that there's debate between left and right. it's a debate between right and wrong. and -- >> isn't that a matter of perspective? >> and i say this because populism and demagoguery -- they sell hot bread today, but they're incubating hunger for tomorrow. and that has been the pattern in many countries. but when you see policies that want to intervene the forces of the market on artificially controlled prices, well, that deteriorates any economy. and i think people today are more aware that in times of high inflation, people don't want to go into crazy politics. and if their leaders who are promoting crazy politics because they're trying to generate a false sentiment of progress, what they're going to be incubating in the next 2 to 3 years is an absolute damage of the economy as it should work. and that's the issue with the left in latin america. and they want to be popular. and the wa

hitting the heights -- why indigenous women are taking on bolivia's summits.amilies in india are planting trees to curb desertification. what lies beneath, the devastating effects of secret underwater oil-dumping. ♪ thick black clumps on the beaches, birds drenched in oil,

south america this year in the competition of military specialists for the first time take part in boliviauanda, the total number of participants almost 5.000 people. during these two weeks what has not happened, do not be distracted from your main program in moments of rest, the contestants sang victorious hymns and danced folk dances. in novosibirsk, indian independence day was celebrated with pies and sweets. the russian land in every city met its foreign guests with traditional bread and salt, however, our guys. everywhere, venezuela was hospitably treated with delicious national dishes. from cocoa beans, algeria was shown the ancient royal mausoleum in the stands, as if at the largest sports competitions, the support of fans is also important here. and for starters, let's go to kaliningrad here at the training ground, khmelyovka, marines demonstrated miracles by the power of skill at the amphibious assault competition to pass quickly and without loss one of the most difficult stages of the competition, an obstacle course only a close-knit team can do. attention, it was not an easy 1.2

especially after the very bad experiences that we had had in some countries such as venezuela tuba or bolivia. all right, so where do we go from here and do people still want to get rid of the old constitution? people are still want to get rid of the old constitution. let's remember that all of this process began 2 years ago. back in 2020. when there was a 1st, a referendum works shiniest decided they wanted a new constitution. so there result of that 1st referendum is still in force. so before the yesterday's a referendum, as politicians were seen, that the rejection of the new constitutional was a clear possibility. there was a, i kind of fun written deal between the government and opposition. parties ought to state that in the case that the nucleus additional was rejected. something that now has already happened on this process. the constituent process was a keep going on. now, how it is going through to continuing? ah, our cheating is going to vote for a new assembly to draft a new constitution. is this new constitution going to be based on the constitution that was to reject that yesterd

a long time, former president of argentina's neighbor bolivia, evil morales commented on the incident even even went as far as to alleged that external forces could be to blame, develop a douglas last week. we were informed that legal proceedings were initiated. below, the prosecutor had requested 12 years in prison and i assume that the united states as desperate owes with here the leftist parties are increasingly winning elections . the u. s. can no longer stop us. they can no longer stop this democratic uprising of the peoples of latin america said now they resort to such attacks. we all support christina, christina de kirchner as not alone. while details into the assassination attempt continue to emerge, a latin america expert walter for mento believes as an example of history repeating itself. me see the on, we believe this assassination attempt resembles kennedy's in 1963. it occurred when he was the only serious politician in the united states. he advocated peace created, necessary conditions for that while anglo saxon financial circles were feeling the war and dragging the cou

the water is highly contaminated. bolivia in the class. risk in it all. on al jazeera lou ah, watching al jazeera reminder of our top story, this out. a bombing at a mosque in afghanistan has killed at least 47 people. the attack caused carried out the biggest mosque in the western city of iraq, killing a pro 10 about clinic. the man has been detained after trying to shoot argentina's vice president, and she was greeting supporters at her home. and one of our is the president has declared friday a national holiday to show solidarity with her. these are like pictures of those rallies, showing that you ends. atomic watchdog says to this, inspectors will stay at the upper region nuclear plant, primarily on thursday. the team at said it was concerned for the physical integrity of the facility in southern ukraine. thousands of people have taken to the streets of baghdad to demand regime change in iraq, the calling for reforms and an end to a political deadlock that dr. dawn for months, lead to weeks of protests, wife or she, art groups have failed to agree, th

reported to have been on their even morale as the long time, former president of argentina's, neighbor, bolivia, external forces could be behind the attempted assassination. but those last week we were informed that legal proceedings were initiated. the prosecutor had requested 12 years in prison, and i assume that the united states has decimals with here and even left as parties are increasingly winning election, the u. s. can no longer stop. we saw that they can no longer stop this democratic uprising of the peoples of latin america, and now they resort to such attacks. we all support christine, christine. it is not alone. and while details into the assassination attempt continue to emerge latin america expert walter for mental believes that's another example of history repeating itself. if you see the orange, we believe this assassination attempt resembles kennedy's in 963. it occurred when he was the only serious politician in the united states. he advocated peace created, necessary conditions for that, while anglo saxon financial circles were fueling to war and dragging the country deeper

in south america, there's a very distinct line running to bolivia and then towards the southeast of brazil, north of it. it's nice of more south of it, it's much colder. that contrast means heavy rain is there, or even snow and up in, for example, the bolivian. and these a bit of a closer look would suggest that if you are the south, it's warming up the wind a bit of a northerly for santiago by a black. ah, with lou. ah, welcome back. you're watching out as a reminder, thought top stories this hour. the coffin, if queen elizabeth the 2nd is now in buckingham palace, helped being flown from scotland. traffic came to stand still throughout much of london as thousands line. the streets in the rain to catch a glimpse of us markets have plummeted out. a new report showed that monthly inflation increased marginally instead of coming down like many expected vickers come out on a day president joe bought in celebrated the passage of inflation reduction act. the u. n. u. s. and the you have called for an immediate de escalation of fighting between armenia, azerbaijan, 49 armenian troops, and 50 as

international tribunal against ukraine itself, and hypothetically this intention can be supported by iran, bolivia and syria. we cannot say that it will not affect in any way if they resort to such a russian side. and this is exactly there is an indicator of the fact that they notice these things and start to get nervous, that is, to understand that these things, because you see, it is not for nothing that it immediately sounds as if in opposition to the legal fixation that our country is doing together with international partners. that is , it is an attempt to allegedly interrupt, well, traditionally , to completely blur the context it is true to say and we also have our own tribunal, that is, i heard why you are here with your tribunal we have created our own thank you oleksiy and actually this is a long-standing tactic of russia to interrupt and not to invent something new oleksiy that he is a political scientist by this in the morning, i was directly in touch with the events in the dnipropetrovsk region, the night was restless again, the occupiers fired at the oil depot in the kryvyi rih regio

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me is that that cycle that i just described, that's what's countries, argentina and venezuela and bolivia and, you know, and zimbabwe. do you know, there's a i don't have my wallet right. but, you know, $1,000,000,000,000 zimbabwe currency know, you think, oh, my god, i must be rich. this is trillion dollars. it's worth about $0.36, you know, so you depreciate the value of your currency. and that makes me nervous. and incidentally, i felt there's one other step in this chain when the federal government is buying all the debt, it's issuing more money, it's printing more money. what happens to the value of the dollar when? the when the fed all that money, it goes down. and that's one of the reasons we have this inflation right now. we're spending borrowing way too much money from your book gov zilla. quote we will borrow trillions of dollars and pray that the continue to buy up our bonds. what okay. and i apologize the ignorance of this question. but do the chinese own a stake in the american government? so they you know, it's a tricky question. some people would say, well because they. wha

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there's been a persistent lane of line of rain from bolivia through northern prudent was the southeast of brazil that's falling apart. now, as you can see and south of it, where it should be cold, actually looking quite warm. the brink assessments, how much support is there for st protest that we've seen in coffee and across the rest of the country? the st movement has been very good. that's happening in the co confound the people across the country. informed opinions we will say more of what is happening is that climate change is making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines, druggie is credited by some. we're really, we're storing italy's credibility to the critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera, hulu? ah, you're watching out a 0 mind if i top stories this our thousands of armenians protesting against prime minister nicole bush in yen off to more than a 100 soldiers were killed in renewed fighting with us by john, accusing him of betraying the country officer. he said he was willing to sig

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to me, the most fascinating experience was in bolivia and peru.e small towns on my own, on trucks and things, and in the town you would see the whole structure and strata of society. you would have the central plaza, spanish colonial design, unchanged. the police station, the church, the town hall, and just a little down the road the football stadium. the football stadium — well presented, well preserved, well looked after. the rest of it a bit down at heel. and then you would see spanish—speaking people running all the administration. the market would be with people speaking quechua or aymara, depending on where you were, who were selling the goods. and then outside that you would see either the estancias, with spanish—speaking, spanish descent owners, and you would see indigenous people working on them. and this taught you what? i was looking at this and i was thinking about how the spanish colonial experience — remember, these countries gained their independence in 1820 — had just carried on, that structure of society. and that's colonialism —