we arejust community and brazil as a whole. we are just listening community and brazil as a whole. and brazil as a whole. we are just listening fair to the sounds of sirens and firefighters presumably trying to bring the fire under control. that's right. they have been working on it for several hours now. the fire is believed to have broken out after visiting hours on sunday. it is understood that there are experts on the scene working with firefighters to see what they can save. just looking at the images and the extent of the fire it looks like there is very little of the museum. the fire is still very much under way. you know, it is farfrom still very much under way. you know, it is far from over. it is a dramatic loss for brazil. it is far from over. it is a dramatic loss for brazillj it is far from over. it is a dramatic loss for brazil. i was going to ask you that. this is just not for brazil, it is important for south america as well, isn't it? that's right, one of the biggest natural history collections in the americas and it's notjust items from brazil, it is items from ve

lula came from humble beginnings, born into a poorfamily in the north—east brazil.il he was ten. at 14, he got his firstjob in the factories of sao paulo, it was as a metal worker that he started to dabble in politics, eventually leading the metalworkers union. throughout the 70s and 80s, he organised major strikes, defying pressure from brazil's military rulers at the time. translation: we all know why we are on strike. the government doesn't know and the businessmen don't care. the working class have never got anything in this world without a battle, without perseverance and without the will to fight until the end. from there, the worker's party was born. but lula was to run for president unsuccessfully three times, before eventually being elected in 2002. committed to prioritising the poor, he led brazil during a period of unprecedented economic growth, that gave him money to spend on social programmes, lifting millions out of poverty. and that helps to explain his enduring popularity. they identify with lula because he is one of them. coming from the poorer sect

in brazil door to door vendors have long been a fixture of rural areas or remote urban neighborhoodswhere it's hard to reach supermarkets on food. lesley's best selling items on dairy products like ya get some desserts most with the high sugar content. local distributors deliver the goods they're the link between the company and vendors like patricia. telecom she goes out every day she's a very good salesman it works really hard i take my hat off she's not lazy she's always out brain washing. making. batteries he has no choice but to work all the time the business risk is all the is nestlé is guaranteed it's profit but we see how it's self-employed and each month has to buy a specific amount of stock from the middleman regardless of whether she can sell it or not pertwee says daughter jessica helps out a. bit but to this she knows her target group that her friends and neighbors. put in the door to door sale system is good for people who have no money because they can have a tab with us. has to allow customers of two full weeks to settle the bill. i mean she lost them with the latest

brazil is deeply divided politically and socially. it started when the middle class that traditionally supported lula's workers' party became increasingly disillusioned with his leadership. this research get that balance people who work like i do don't support lula. the will vote on the he subsidizes families cooking gas and whatever else he simply buying the. equal that was bobby's by foreign loon after running as presidential candidate brazil's top electoral court has forced his party onto the back foot still lula's followers remain optimistic that the workers' party can still win. this mr names to come the surveys show that president lula is capable of transferring votes to someone else. you know. we're voting for a living even if the picture on the ballot shows fine and. with elections just weeks away it looks like brazil's political crisis isn't going to end anytime soon. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the united states is marking the seventeenth anniversary of the september e

products are high calorie nutrient poor foods stuffed with salt sugar and flavor and concerts in brazil the result is plain to see lifestyle diseases are undermining the society already burdened by poverty and money attrition. there haven't been any of a basic thing that had been any of the babies any more and more than. that these economics which has huge consequences for the country is very clear and that is good coding creating consumption of these products. so power latin america's economic bombs many lower middle class families get by on less than two hundred euros a month still they are a key target for nestle the world's biggest packaged food come drummer it because they view convenience foods a steak to school as the company has devised the perfect strategy to extend its reach nestlé octavius a nestle comes to you. thirty seven year old patricia is one of eight thousand nestle vendors. plan a system that i was desperate so i approached and then she said it wasn't a problem that i can work three times a week or every day whatever suited me i was unemployed sell i called me. in br

to compound the health problems in brazil.'ve been invited to a school taking part in the nutria program most of the eight hundred children between the ages of six and fourteen come from nearby for bayless the principle behind a new trail sounds good the dame's to familiarize children with unprocessed foods but help them develop an awareness for healthy food. to mislay foundation funds information events and organizes a healthy eating competition. a representative of sao paulo state school board has come to meet us. the foundation came to us offering the program. so we took six months studying the implications of the program especially because the name of nestle was it was behind the foundation so we took we took this very seriously you know. the principal has signed up a school for the nutria program for the second time schools compete against each other teachers and students have to solve questions about healthy eating. i can explain the numbers here to see five schools seven heard of in three teachers one hundred eighty fiv

right wing candidate and he's also trying to change the status quo in brazil in right now in brazil i think why do you think back to the election is because brazilians are very resentful with our political and economical situation and they don't trust any more depleted coal and the politicians so and he is a little bit in this sense trying to fight all of these like trying to deed i'm going to fight corruption and i'm different and i'm not involved in any case and corruption craze in brazil so but i think the comparison is fair even like i have to say something on immigration just recently he said that immigrants and refugees that comes from haiti are actually bringing disease to brazil and trump just say that a few days ago. earlier than that. we wrestle hades all have aid it's so it's. so because it's this immigration issue that actually touches many countries around the world the immigration issue and the approach the u.s. is having has ripples around the world particularly in india namrata you were reporting on indian a large number of them being the recipients of a highly skilled

brazil's unified public health system called sis has. main federal list of eight hundred forty prescription drugs that cover the most common illnesses. in twenty fourteen brazil spent fourteen percent of its federal health budget on drugs and spending on drugs has risen by three hundred twenty percent over the past decade. with new treatments a new drugs being developed all the time the system is under constant pressure to deliver on his constitutional promise to provide health care for all. of this magnitude to meet family and disease. even when i feel some bad is easting or trade scam me on just getting pushed my eyes out kid stiffly denies any bad scenes they said is sad those signals are back the cause of vision far in their eye popping out pushed out of the sound else envious wish to sell us out of the kitty asses he's always so you know the female. the medicine jacko needs is not on the seuss essential medicine list and the charity is supplying him the drug only does so for a maximum of two years jacko is coming to the end of that.

luiz inacio lula da silva becoming brazil's first working—class president.e former metalworker. he came from humble beginnings, born into a poor family he came from humble beginnings, born into a poorfamily in he came from humble beginnings, born into a poor family in the north—east brazil. he didn't learn to read until he was ten. at 1a he got his firstjob in the factories of sao paulo, it was as a metal worker that he started to dabble in politics, it eventually leading to metal workers union. throughout the 70s and 80s, he organised major strikes, defying pressure from brazil's military rulers at the time. translation: we all know why we are on strike. the government doesn't know and the businessmen do not care. the working class have never got anything in this world without perseverance and without the will to fight until the end of. from there, the workers party was born. he was to run for president unsuccessfully three times before eventually being elected in 2002. committed to prioritise in the poon 2002. committed to prioritise in the poor, he led br

africa is not nearly as lucrative for now unlike in brazil to z.z.ch as obesity and diabetes have not reached epidemic proportions bundt africa nutritionists say it's only a matter of time yet calling for timely action. yeah they are going to do you know when you publish service to say. i'm not i'm just i'm just i'm coping here i mean. i see so one of the most important things about this afghan village of course is that you have. bothered me to mix most of my commitments but the most afghan families will be looking at unfortunately this one as i'm on the fourth about you know about dawn and the families of dead to war to end the force. why they are vegetables disappearing from the city how much sway do multinationals hold over rural areas as wants of agriculture to the north of nairobi. we meet fama wilson kang he grows tomatoes and other vegetables everything for the market in the nearby town he has roughly half a hacker of lamb this is typically a small scale from one of the telling just as he from his going through he starts. you've been selling t

africa is not nearly as lucrative for now unlike in brazil to z.z.ch as obesity and diabetes have not reached epidemic proportions but africa nutritionists say it's only a matter of time they're calling for timely action. if you have the afghani did you know it's one of the most service is so. i'm not i'm just i'm yes i'm going to be here i mean. so one of the most important things about this african body that was is that you have. bothered me to mix most of the items that means that most african families will be looking at unfortunately this one is some of the fourth you know about going on the families of their devoted to other foods. why they are vegetables disappearing from the city how much sway do multinationals hold over rural areas there's lots of agriculture to the north of nairobi. we meet family wilson he grows tomatoes and other vegetables everything for the market in the nearby town he has roughly half a hacker of lamb this is typically a small scale from one of the challenges that his family's going through it starts . here and setting

threatened brazil with trade sanctions. in response jose serra went to the un to time brazil's fight into an international battle for developing countries. we must take into account that access to mitigation is a fundamental element in achieving the realisation of human right to enjoyment of the high us standard of the gold and. the u.s. backed down but jose serra wanted to ensure that his measures to reduce the price of pay to trucks became a norm. quarter moon. just for a soyuz etc. organiser someone. forcing you to completely. out of the pulpit that intellect their. ego is for. it go to a woman in a more noble job due to come in. this global medical milestone was hugely important even today jose serra now a candidate for national office campaigns on his triumph not the minister or so it was a few. but you could do. this with a to speak to me now year could be date. it is just one of tens of thousands saved by the campaign she helped to start. you must see to help him by using there's there are more the perfect guy to the

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it's a dramatic loss for brazil.ask you, because this is just not for brazil, it is important for south america as well, isn't it? that's right, one of the biggest natural history collections in the americas and it's not just items from brazil, it is items from very many different countries, including a 12,000—year—old skull believed to be one of the oldest from the americas. you know, people on social media just putting up loads of pictures of all of the items that they think have been lost in this fire. and certainly, you know, it's still, as i say, very much under way, trying to understand exactly what this loss means. but, just by looking at the images coming out this evening, it doesn't look like much will be saved. indeed, people commenting, as you said, on social media. and i think the director of the museum has spoken as well, hasn't he? that's right. one of the biggest concerns — and we haven't got down to the detail of how this fire started, but there is a lot of concern that funding was a problem for this

brazz -- brazil will be under pressure. consumption will slow and we could lose half a million barrels to one million barrels per day from these countries. alix: do you agree? >> i have seen this before, every five years, there is an emerging market crisis that is going to collapse commodities and most times it does not turn out. this time it may in fact turn out. most of the time it is not and i think the demand picture is strong. alix: a potential difference is the oil price in local currencies, looking at levels we have not seen since 2008, whether you are looking at the argentine peso or the lira. how price are these countries considering some of the subsidy several tough in the last few years? >> obviously the strengthen the dollar will impact to demand to a degree, but these are inflexible demand numbers to me, and currencies play less of a role then people put into them. i think the emerging market contagion is not as bad in the commodities since as a lot of the analysts are looking for. alix: why are you so pessimis

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a raging inferno destroys brazil's national museum. why was this building allowed to become a fire hazard? plus, answering the ca serve once again. why so many u.s. military veterans are running for office in the midterm electns. welcome to world news america. myanmar's transition towardha democractaken a step backwards. that is what the president of a the reuters nency said today after two of his reporters were jaid in myanmar. the government claims the men broke a law on state secrets.rs supporay the journalists were investigating violence against the rohingya. bbc's me and my -- myanmar correspondent nick beek has more. reporter: some countries they would have been given a prize for their work. not here. notau in san suu kyi's in myanmar. instead, for journalists wa lone and kyaw soe oo, the reward is a prison sentence.th reporters say they were framed because they were investigating the execution of 10 rohingya muslims. the n. believes the myanmar military and buddhist monks may have killed more than 10,000 rohingya in rakhine stat

brazil's former president lula da silva is banned from running in october selection even though he's considered the front runner. hello i'm down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.s. says it's cutting off all funding to the u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees calling it down irredeemably for the operation. a pro russian separatists leader dies in a bomb blast in ukraine moscow and kiev blame each other for the killing. and a final farewell for aretha franklin a star studded funeral in the u.s. the queen of song. we begin with breaking news out of brazil where former president luisa nasser lula da silva has been barred from running in october's election a majority of judges on the electoral court banned his candidacy he's serving a twelve year jail term for corruption under brazilian law can't run for the highest office because he is convicted of a crime but his party register him as its presidential candidate anyway. now a flagrant assault on the palestinian people that's how palestinian president mahmoud abbas is describing the u.s. decision to hol

elevation in a puffy osis is beatification of people sometimes we even had a donna brazil ask who was the the the head of the democratic party said out there president from refused that one town they didn't even know that he either was safe from his grave but but prior to this. excluded people from from celebrating are honoring him i mean this this was in many respects and there's no way to avoid it i'm sorry i don't want to be disrespectful but this was also a statement against president. this is why so many people all of a sudden found this new comic to very many people were his fans or fans of. senator mccain and that's fine but others found a newfound connection with him by rick you of his. typically is in is his rank or against the president. brazil's historic national museum has been gutted by a massive fire the two hundred year old scientific institution contained priceless artifacts including archaeological finds and historical connection to the museum and closed on sunday when the fire broke out on the road no reports of any injuries but the flames spread rapidly and it's fea

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brazil is my jury. however in certain neighborhoods simply being young black and poor can get you shot down in the middle of the street. the real police have been carrying out regular raids in the fabulous over the past decade on the pretext of ridding slums of crime these operations make brazil the world champion of police violence against the black population. but it took. his deeds in. the bones you will cause a little yellow. these little things but there's a dummy up by a city cease ok to somebody. yes it was a simpler melodious. one hundred thirty years after the abolition of slavery afro brazilians are still by far the country's poorest population second class citizens in a world divided between blacks and whites. i think it's very important for people to realize that for eight hundred twenty for every european that traveled across the atlantic there were probably four africans. but i don't think anyone had any idea about the whole of the history of the americas as written in terms of european se

brazil so has finally abandoned the race. yes hello foley i am right outside of the federal police a foot facility where the former president is being held where he's serving out his twelve year corruption sentence and as you can see there are hundreds and hundreds of people here these are supporters members of the workers' party waiting for the leadership of the party glazier huffman the president of the former president jim rousseff and other members of the party to come here on the stage with his behind me to officially make the announcement and read out a letter from president lula its contents were read out briefly at a at a meeting about two hours ago basically knew that says that he is indignant i'm using his words and that what has been done against him is a quote grave injustice but that he is giving his support or rather ceding his candidacy to fred nanda hot dog who was his lies presidential candidate up until now so that he can continue on with his political program his project in favor of the poor this is what lo

in every major city and town in brazil and even abroad opponents of ultra conservatives. are taking to the streets . their campaign symbol is hash tag not him and this is why it was that he spews hatred he's against minorities against blacks gays women in a world where that's not acceptable we can't allow him to turn the clock back. as the protests were taking place not a was released from the south pole a hospital and flew back to his home in rio de janeiro twenty three days after he was stabbed in the stomach during a campaign rally. also not all is leading in the polls tapping into widespread anger over corruption crime a deep recession and what many view as a loss of family values the former army captain says he'd rather his son die if he turned out to be gay. but it is women including celebrities like madonna who are his most vocal critics. he's homophobic but then a phobic racist and the special effects he has no problem standing up in congress and telling a woman a pregnant she doesn't deserve to be raped. others are more concerned about his overtly pro military st

brazil is deeply divided politically and socially.it started when the middle class that traditionally supported lula's workers' party became increasingly disillusioned with his leadership. this research get that balance people. who work like i do don't support lula. he subsidized his family's cooking gas and whatever else he simply buying the poor equal that was bobby's by boring lou not from running as presidential candidate brazil's top electoral court has forced his party onto the back foot still lose followers remain optimistic that the workers' party can still win. dismissed. this survey show that president lula is capable of transferring votes to someone else. you know. we're voting for a little even if the picture on the ballot shows fernandez. fault. with elections just weeks away it looks like brazil's political crisis isn't going to end anytime soon. oh well you're watching t w news live from berlin still to come hurricane florence is speeding towards the east coast of the united states and authorities are warning it's going

and people in brazil the ground for going to south makes it very clear that brazil is. the second largest african country in the world the only country where as more people of african descent brazil is my jury. however in certain neighborhoods simply being young black and poor can get you shot down in the middle of the street. the real police have been carrying out regular raids in the fabulous over the past decade on the pretext of ridding slums of crime these alterations make brazil the world champion of police violence against the black population. but it took. his deeds that he should walk in the binds you will. be able to do with these little things but those who got me out by my city cease ok to simply did yes it was a superbly lodhi. one hundred thirty years after the abolition of slavery act for brazilians are still by far the country's poorest population second class citizens in a world divided between blacks and whites. i think it's very important for people to realize that for eight hundred twenty for every european that traveled across the atlantic there wer

alix: and you brought up before, the brazil effect.a chart that shows premium soybean prices in a brazil versus argentina, and the move that was made was actually really good for soybean farmers in brazil. that is the white line. sterling: we saw that little spike after we saw the big rise from our situation with mr. trump, and we see things bounce again. they are at the end of the export cycle. any soybeans will be demanding a higher premium. if we begin to see this creep into the march situation, we will know if supplies remain tight coming out of brazil and we can expect to see some support to the brazilian premium that may not affect the u.s. board because we are looking at a monster u.s. soybean crop. alix: thank you so much. coming up, dave hager will tell us about how his company is setting records in the delaware basin and what he is learning in oklahoma. we discuss next on bloomberg "commodities edge." ♪ ♪ alix: i am alix steel. this is "bloomberg commodities edge." it is time for the be next brief, what you need to know in th

today there are over two hundred marches in brazil and also marches outside brazil like the one on them that are just arrived and to politically in the process of women being in as engaged as this or so you think will make a difference and. as of the election or will there just be a full street and then not get around to voting how do you think the impact will be so it's men the fruits of forward in brazil and women accounted for fifty two point five percent of the electorate however we never had a voice we come from a very much a coach or a never had a political voice and is the first time the women are gathering as a women that's what is bringing us together to have a political voice so i think it will have a difference and it's been interesting what you how much difference has it made to the fact that he was there was this attempt to get on his life and he has been in hospital has that meant that actually people who are opposed to his views have held back and haven't wanted to really criticize him because it doesn't look particularly fair he's in a hospital bed what happened to him o

brazil is deeply divided politically and socially. it started when the middle class that traditionally supported lula's workers' party became increasingly disillusioned with his leadership. this research get that balance that people who work like i do don't support lula. he subsidizes families cooking gas and whatever else he's simply buying the poor equal that was published by barring luau from running as presidential candidate brazil's top electoral court has forced his party onto the back foot. still followers remain optimistic that the workers' party can still win. dismissed. the surveys show that president lula is capable of transferring votes to someone else. we're voting for even if the picture on the ballot shows fernandez. with elections just weeks away it looks like brazil's political crisis isn't going to end anytime soon. while the brazilian workers party's new presidential candidate is not doing too well in the polls the latest survey shows how with only eight percent support the country's far right candidate. who you mig

united nations well now to brazil where the former president was a nasty to silver has been replaced as the workers' party candidate in the october elections is running mate in form of. doug will take his place instead let's get more on this now from our last in america at least in human who joins us from could it why lula is currently in jail you see a we finally have confirmation that will not be participating in the presidential race what's been the reaction there that's right mariama took several hours hundreds and hundreds of supporters of president of the former president lula and members high ranking members of the workers' party including former president rousseff or out here to read the letter written to the people of brazil by lula he sounded as defiant very very much in his character maryam and he said that he repeated rather that he was innocent that he has been unjustly imprisoned and charged for a crime he did not commit and then he said if they think that they are going to silence me they are very very much mistaken my voice for social justice would continue now my nam

rise in twenty eight percent and brazil's production lead over the u.s.has doubled since two thousand and three and that gives us an idea of what things could look like for local farmers in the near future but brazilian produces on only dominating exports they use in the benefits to come here to florida and buy out production facilities effectively make in brazil a thigh a natural backer for much of america's orange juice brazilian production isn't the only thing hurt in the orange juice industry here in florida back in two thousand and five the citrus green in disease affected hundreds of grows across the . resulting in a fifty five percent decline in production over the next decade since then florida's orange grows have raised prices by nearly two dollars per gallon coals and bottle is to turn to cheap brazilian origin shoes and then last year we had hurricane plundered florida's orange belt leaving a trail of up rooted trees down fruit and flooded the grove making it even more difficult for local grows to compete. with picnic o'donovan for that juicy r

in brazil funding cuts are blamed for a fire at the national museum in rio that destroyed two hundred years of history. worldwide condemnation as mean marginals to voice as journalist on charges of possessing secret government documents and. thousands turn out for an anti racism concert in a german city rocked by far right rest. welcome to al-jazeera argentina is introducing austerity measures in an effort to stem its currency crisis president. has admitted the economy is facing an emergency is increasing export taxes cutting public spending and slashing the number of government ministries from nineteen to ten yards in time peso has lost more than half its value against the dollar this year and took another dip on monday the world's worst performing currency fairing worse than the turkish lira the central bankers trying to shore up the paizo by increasing interest rates which are now at sixty percent last week the government asked the international monetary fund for an early access to fifty billion dollars the biggest i.m.f. bailout loan in history that will be the subject of talks wi

brazil is nigeria. however in certain neighborhoods simply being young black and poor can get you shot down in the middle of the street. the real police have been carrying out regular raids in the fabulous over the past decade on the pretext of ridding slums of crime these operations make brazil the world champion of police violence against the black population. i just said for us if it took you five. days did this issue of the guns you will. be able. to get me out but my city cease ok to silkwood it yes it was a super melodious. one hundred thirty years after the abolition of slavery afro brazilians are still by far the country's poorest population second class citizens in a world divided between blacks and whites. i think it's very important for people to realize that for eight hundred twenty for every european that traveled across the atlantic there were probably four africans. but i don't think anyone had any idea of the whole oh the history of the americas is written in terms of european settlement

critics of even called him a nazi germany fifteen he will through a facebook video its embassy in brazildecided to publish discussing the lessons germany learnt from the holocaust let's take a look at that here the video says things like germans don't hide from their past they've confronted the horrors of the holocaust from early on on the backdrop of some well known nazi imagery and pictures from the auschwitz concentration camp people discussing the timing of the very strong video at a time when the far right candidate in brazil is doing really well and is there any message that the embassy is trying to send viruses and that's something we asked the german foreign office they obsolete lead tonight out and say that they neutral in this election but they said that the video was one in a series of videos about german society and they said they timed this one because. as of the interest in brazil about ken needs which is the season here where there's been a lot of violence so the embassy in the foreign office saying look we're neutral in this election but of course brazilians themselves ha

brazil's indigenous groups are fighng back.n april, re than 3,000 people from over a 100 different tribes descended on theapital, brasilia, for a week of protest. claudio da silva and the caru guardians also made the long journey. it was one of the largest mobilizations of indigenous people in brazil's history. sonia guajajara, a vice presidential candidate and head of the articulation of indigenous peoples of brazil, organized the mobilization. >> ( translated ): we have always lived in a war in brazil. the colonization period was marked by many deaths, murders and extermination of peoples, and this hasn't stopped. this war in brazil is ongoing, and requires our constant resistance. >> reporter: back on at the caru nhaogenous territory in ma da silva and his band of guardians rise at dawn for another patrol. this time the raid is a possible marijuana plantation.he and because ofotential for a shootout with drug traffickers a heavily armed military police unit comes along in a rare show of support. it turns out to be a cassava

the stopping of a far right presidential candidate throws brazil's election deeper into chaos. and long queues a starbucks opens its first store in.

a few months ago, the national museum of brazil has celebrated 200 yea rs of its museum of brazil hass of its existence, since it was founded by the portuguese imperial family in brazil, the royal family had lived in this building. and now it housed 20 million artefacts related to history, zoology, archaeology, and many of these important chapters of brazilian history and world history have now disappeared with the flames, in this tragic fire, that's really been mourned across brazil by historians, by the scientific community and by authorities. there are lots of firefighters still acting here, and it's been three hours since this fire started. there was difficulty in the beginning because there was not enough water in the hydrants in the region to stop the fire, and now trucks came in bringing additional water to try to quench the fire. this comes after many warnings that they were not enough resources to keep this symbolic and very important institution in brazil, to keep up its infrastructure, that it was suffering for a very long time, and there will be a lot of debate and there w