this is new in brazil. and i think it's good news because again we're not going to go in the economic parts, but this is different than what we had before. and expectation of a pension reform approved is very high. and this i think is the best news that i see on the first semester of the government. bols n when you ask people will the pension reform make my life better or if the economy is going to be better over the next three years because of the pension reform, the expectations are very low. in one side it's good because people don't expect pension reform to be the silver bullet. but on the other hand they don't see how the pension reform would get back jobs. so in brazil i don't know the exact number, but right now we have around 14 million people unemployed and another 15 million people that are in the informal sector as well. so this is a critical part of the government bolsonaro moving forward. because usually in terms of popularity, the governments do have one year as credit because it can blame the

this is new in brazil. i think it is good news, because again, i'm not going to go into the economics, but this is different from what we had before. expectation of pension reform approved is very high. this is, i think, the best news i've seen on the first matter of government. did not have that in dilma, did not have that in the lula. but when you ask people if engine reform will make my life better for the economy is going to be better in the next three years because of pension reform, the expectations are very low. on one side it is good because people don't expect pension reform to be the silver bullet. but on the other hand, they don't see how the pension reform will get back jobs, get back income. in brazil i don't know the exact number but right now we have 30 million people unemployed and another 50 million people in the informal sector as well. this is a critical part of the government bolsonaro moving forward, because usually in terms of popularity the government do have one year because they can

by the intercept its secret brazil archive includes leaked.ent over the telegram messaging app between moral and prosecutors investigating the carwash the messages are explosive and potentially game changing they clearly show a judge legally required to be neutral working with prosecutors in some cases advising them on how to present various legal cases to him they also appear to confirm the suspicion that throughout the carwash investigation morrow and the prosecution were trying to manipulate press coverage to turn it against members of the p.t. party morrow's work in golf the government of president dilma rousseff hastened her downfall and led to the jailing of. the silver party colleague poster is considered the favorite to win the next presidential election. behind bars legally prevented from running a path was cleared for right wing populist. he won last year's election but also not all then made more of his minister of justice which in light of all of that collusion in the car wash case was the least he could do what this whole all of u

i don't know who to call but maybe another 2 days literally you know how they call him in brazil. look at a circus. they call him mr oni and. reading today mr ani and edited down is the top score free gold cup america but oh well so who will be goes to yeah that's what i did but i think the. golden ball was awarded to him because he won the title so ok but obviously get it has to go to that issue but get it as well known he's like kind of a new star coming up here and does that show that more brazilian should develop at home for a longer time do you agree with this i think there's something to be said about right now where is the best football in the world busy played and that's in europe it's not in brazil so if you're a young player if i'm a young player personally and i have the chance to go develop in a system where i'm going to improve tactically technically have the resources nutritionist the best coaches i'm going to go to europe because it's not like you're not going to make money in europe i think you can improve as a player you can be playing at the top level as every we

brazil it will take it to the gold cup. what's that gesture called cut your canadian. no no it's no more. leverage we want to know more about i mean ok so i was in mexico before the gold this year and this thing i found the most funny was i talk to people and actually one person even compared to go cut to a chocolate cup that's actually what he said the gold cup is like that's a chocolate cup why because it's just like a money it's a money grabbing tournaments what makes a different then from copa america itself is a money grab in the i may come true but the quality of copper megas like marginally better than cab number one there is he was always structured so that mexico and the usa somehow always mean the final unless disaster happens and you know jamaica makes it to the final mexico assumes that it's kind of useless and they should win which plays into the mentality from that a lot of people mexico think that the national team has the usa is their only competition but was that not kind of shaken this year a bit hadian to

but that will happen at the expense of the environment deforestation in brazil is already on the rise especially because so much pasture land is needed for brazil's biggest exports cheap beef sugar and genetically modified soil which is in great demand as animal fodder in europe the idea of the e.u. agreeing to a free trade zone with brazil's extreme right wing presidential year both scenario has angered environmentalists of the finance and i think this is a really miserable deal because in these negotiations the european union has turned a blind eye to the fact that the brazilian government completely ignores environmental and human rights in cern's a few empty phrases at the beginning of the treaty are not going to change that. the e.u. use existing free trade agreements show that violations of environmental regulations . rarely punished another problem is that americans are countries use far more pesticides including some that are banned in europe german manufacturers will be able to export them tariff free to soybean producers like fabricio rosa we use a lot more pesticides than t

brazil trade if the e.u. decides to take this to the next level which is to say to brazil we will not ratify this trade agreement unless you keep your different station levels under under check. so the e.u. basically has leverage then. is there a political will across the board to use it. it's interesting to note that this week on tuesday the e.u. published an action plan which sees the e.u. for the 1st time opening the door to regulate 3 measures that would set standards on the goods that the imports to ensure there not associated with deforestation are for a sacred ation. it wants this to be a partnership approach so the e.u. is not going to impose its standards on other countries but the e.u. does have a duty to respond to the increasing concern among you can see a mess about the impact that their consumption is having on forests on the people who depend on those forests and with this communication with this action plan that it published this week it shows that the e.u. is for the 1st time willing to bring

we spoke in brazil's capital of brasilia. can you commit right now that n azil is going to continue to welcome in venezuefugees as long as they're fleeing?r >> by w in brazil here, we have to accept all the refugees. because theydon't have an option. if they keep in venezuela, they are going to die. we know that the best solution, it is take off maduro from the power in venezuela. >> nawaz: what is brazil prepared to do to try to get him to?eave, to force that chan >> we're trying to change, to do a twist with the militaries insidef venezuela. >> nawaz: is brazil prepared to use military force if necessary, if maduro doesn't leave? il if venezuela attacks br it changes, because we need to defend ourselves. but, in this first moment, we are not thinking to ustherc the military of brazilian forces against the military forces of maduro. >> nawaz: nearly all venezuelans entering brazil come through a port of entry in the northern azilian state of roraima. once they arrive, they're processed, given identity cards, and then wait fo

it's the norm in brazil — until now.atin america's biggest economy finally tackles the pensions crisis that's hurting its economy. live from london, that's our top story on wednesday 10thjuly. the brazilian congress is set to vote on presidentjair bolsonaro's pension reforms — including a dramatic rise in the pension age — and workers are not happy. also in the programme — investors will hang off his every word for clues on the direction of us interest rates. the chairman of the federal reserve jerome powell will later give evidence to congress. let's look at the markets right now. they are all headed lower in europe, we will be talking you through wife. —— why. and making it all add up — getting kids to enjoy maths at an early age. we'll get the inside track on the maths board game designed to encourage more children to embrace maths. and so today we want to know — is there such a thing as a "math of is maths just a skill which needs practice? do you have a phobia about algebra, geometry and equations? let us know — jus

that is the same situation that brazil faces.he problem is, it is causing a political earthquake because the cases where judge moro was corrupt has such profound consequences for brazil and even for politics internationally that now have to confront the reality of was also -- the byproduct of a corrupt procecess is r really cataclysmic. amy: the death threats you are receiving now? can you describe the threat you are under? >> i think one of the things people outside brazil don't realize is jair bolsonaro and is far right movement is not quite like say the right-wing movement that brought trump into office or has ushered in this new extremist right in western europe, which tends to focus more on fear mongering and demonization over muslims and immigrants. a big part of bolsonaro's movement has been demonizing and claiming we to bt's are pedophiles who want to convert people's children. intensetimulating levels of hatred. the only lgbt member of congress prior to 2018 fled the country under really, really serious and specific deat

. —— brazil.s lower house of parliament will vote today on a long—awaited overhaul of the country's generous pensions system, which analysts say is critical to improving brazil's public finances. this will be the first major test for the government of far—right president, jair bolsonaro, who has made the issue one of the central platforms of his government. the pension reform bill is the central plank of president jair bolsonaro's economic policy. it aims to generate savings of around 940 billion reais or $2“; billion over the next decade. the plan includes raising the minimum retirement age, to 65 for men and 62 for women. retiring at 55 is currently the norm, with many brazilians earning 70% of theirfinal salary for the rest of their lives. pension reform is key to bringing down brazil's ballooning debt, which touched a record 79% of gdp — or total economic output — in april. pension payments account for about a third of all government spending. the overhaul is also aimed at reviving the brazili

final the game was full of drama including a red card for one of brazil's biggest stars so how malik has the action. a nice copa america time loom for brazil in rio de janeiro but beating crew is never going to be easy brazil did get off to a great start the grammy afford everton put them ahead just 15 minutes in was. there was to be a twist just before half time the video assisted referee confirming a handball inside brazil's box. through relied on paolo guerrero to hold his nerve and get the level and he did just that was their joy it was to be short lived though gabrielle hay zeus reestablished brazil's one goal advantage in 1st top stoppage time was. but his night was to end the manchester city forward was dismissed on 70 minutes for the referee deemed to be a 2nd book a ball of fence. hey zeus was clearly not impressed. through now playing against 10 men try to capitalize the old but any hopes of a comeback were killed off by the video system referee he confirmed the found in the proof box and awarded brazil a penalty it was up to a charlatan to deliver the coup de gras and he m

teresa: it is another dramatic riot in a prison in brazil. it happened in northern brazil.t started very early in the morning this monday at 7 a.m. apparently one group of gang members tried to take the other side of the prison and that is what started the whole fighting. apparently they set up several fires along the way in order to prevent authorities from reaching the area where the major fighting was happening. at this time, we were able to see some video from there of smoke within the prison. many of those who died as side from those who were beheaded, others die because of suffocation. most information is fun official authorities --from official authorities. we have not heard from others who are affected. it is not clear what started it. authorities are saying they are investigating. some experts are saying that two are startedgangs mostly because of control of the area. it is very normal in those areas. there is an investigation ongoing and the minister of justice has said that he will take emergency action. isolating most of the gang members involved and also increa

also coming up at least 57 inmates were killed in the prison riots between rival gangs in northern brazil also. more protests ensued all dr security forces opened fire with a demonstration in north korea found killing 5 people. and commuter calles protesters block hong kong's train services as part of an anti government campaign . the program the alleged mastermind of the september 11th attacks in the u.s. says that he may be willing to help the victims in their lawsuit against saudi arabia in return khalid shaikh mohammad the wants the government not to seek the death penalty against him particle heinous more. the survivors and victims of the september 11th attacks believe saudi arabia was behind it and they are suing to prove it now they might get help from an unlikely source suspected mastermind khalid shaikh muhammad in the lawsuit lawyers asked to speak to muhammad and he made a surprising response seeming to offer to cooperate against saudi with a condition remove the possibility of a death sentence writing in the absence of a potential death sentence much broader cooperation would

so it is a problem for brazil and the world. keep destroying forests at the speed we are facing right now. juan: could you describe the turnaround in brazilian p policy on the amazon specifically from the period of the workers party rule to now, what bolsonaro'ss doing? how big a turnaround business or how this has represented for the environmental movement? >> well, actually, it seems the impeachment process of -- since the impeachment process of the former president, the balance of power has shifted a lot. the former vice president, temer, became president. the national with congress. thatxample the votes prevented him being investigated by federal prosecutorsrs. what he gave to those members of parliament in the national congress was to approve laws to grabbing,llegal land to withdraw huge fines against illegal loggers and farmers. reduce predictitive areas. but at that time, even under the former vice president, temer, we had a minister of environment who were dialoguing with civil societies, with scientists, so they were no

up to 60 inmates are killed during a prison riots pursued by evil gangs in brazil plus. was . hong kong's protests go underground causing chaos on the city's subway. protests are getting back on the streets of sudan's towns and cities after 5 demonstrators were killed in north courts on states on monday security forces opened fire on students and activists as i have a morgan reports from neighboring ethiopia. that was why i was they came out of the classrooms in north kordofan state to complain about bread shortages and the rising cost of fuel and transport i thank you but minutes after the student protest started in the city of a moving security forces opened fire i. want to show. my brother died as a martyr and i will not cry over him because god willing he's in heaven for blood we want to accept anything else. funerals have been held for some of the several people killed some reportedly by sniper shots to the head of the central committee for sudan's doctors which is allied to the opposition says doesn't sustained critical injuries. following months of political turmoil war

by the intercept its secret brazil archive includes leaked.sent over the telegram messaging app between moral and prosecutors investigating the carwash case the messages are explosive and potentially game changing they clearly show a judge legally required to be neutral working with prosecutors in some cases advising them on how to present various legal cases to him they also appear to confirm the suspicion that throughout the carwash investigation morrow and the prosecution were trying to manipulate press coverage to turn it against members of the p.t. party morrow's work in golf the government of president dilma rousseff hastened her downfall and led to the jailing them. silver purty poster is considered the favorite to win the next presidential election. behind bars legally prevented from running a path was cleared for right wing populist. he won last year's election. then made more of his minister of justice which in light of all that collusion in the carwash case was the least he could do work this whole of us out of campaign as the media

well, curiously, this perhaps should be a bigger story in brazil.zil now with other political news and the indigenous problems historically, there's not enough attention on them here. there is possibly more international attention from viewers than from brazilians. but i think the case of this murder will raise attention to what is happening and the fact that the new government that was started injanuary the new government that was started in january is leading the new government that was started injanuary is leading to such policies in the environmental field and that is a matter of concern to the population, so we will watch very closely at what president bolsonaro does in this case. thank you very much indeed for the latest on that. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come, the teenage millionaires winning big at the fortnite computer game world championships in new york. this is bbc world news today. the latest headlines. there's been a second day of violent clashes between police and pro—democracy demonstrators in hong kong. dozens of peop

by the intercept its secret brazil archive includes leaked.ent over the telegram messaging app between moral and prosecutors investigating the car wash case the messages are explosive and potentially game changing they clearly show a judge legally required to be neutral working with prosecutors in some cases advising them on how to present various legal cases to him they also appear to confirm the suspicion that throughout the carwash investigation morrow and the prosecution were trying to manipulate press coverage to turn it against members of the p.t. party moros work in golf the government of president dilma rousseff hastened to add downfall and led to the jailing of. the silver party colleagues considered the favorite to win the next presidential election. behind bars legally prevented from running a path was cleared for right wing populist. he won last year's election. then made more of his minister of justice which in light of all of that collusion in the carwash case was the least he could do what this whole of us out of campaign as a m

your union represents workers in america certain nations argentina brazil part of why or why as well as in the e.u. how do you see this agreement affecting those different constituencies of your membership and what is the union's position on this agreement right now. oh well as you said i represent globally a union that has constituencies all around the planet including european union and latin american unions so divisions that the that are going on through this discussion with this these i would say pre-agreement are different obviously there are a lot of unions in the european union there are against the agreement mostly those unions that are related to agricultural production and there are other unions that think that this agreement can bring more jobs to the orkin union at the other in the other end of the americas even years historically are against these type of agreements these trade agreements as we call them between them by laterals a multilateral or be regional like this one because history demonstrates that free trade agreements do not necessarily bring jobs well for good

up to 60 inmates are killed during a prison riots between rival gangs in brazil plus. 0000000 hong kong's protests go underground causing chaos on the city's subway. protesters are back on the streets across sudan after 5 demonstrators were killed on monday in response the heads of the military jones says quotes the killing of peaceful students is a crime that requires immediate accountability 4 of those who died were teenagers shot spy security forces trying to disperse of rally made up of mostly students and activists opposition groups though are demanding a food investigation. what happened in elevators the straw that will break the military council's back we need to know who committed the massacre in the military council has tourists from entering into court if they don't then leave this council and the professionals association and the coalition of freedom and change going to hell. let's cross live now to have a morgan in a capsule of neighboring ethiopia and have a quite a strong reaction there from the head of the military council will this put kate's protesters who are on the stre

brazil did get off to a great start though gremio forward everton put them ahead just 15 minutes in. there was to be a twist just before half time the video assisted referee confirming a handball inside brazil's box. to rule i don't paolo guerrero to hold his nerve and get them level and he did just that. their joy was to be short lived though gabriel hayes's reestablish brazil's one goal advantage in 1st off stoppage time. but his night has to end early the manchester city forward was dismissed on 17 minutes for the referee deemed to be a 2nd book a bill of fans. pay zeus was clearly not impressed. through now playing against 10 men try to capitalize the old but any hopes of a comeback were killed off by the video system referee he confirmed the found in the pru books and awarded brazil a penalty it was up to a charlatan to deliver the coup de gras and he made no mistake. his penalty sealing a $31.00 win and once again confirming brazil's place at the summit of south american football. so held malik al-jazeera. algeria increasers of the quarter finals of the africa cup of nations th

by the intercept its secret brazil archive includes leaked.sent over the telegram messaging app between moral and prosecutors investigating the carwash case the messages are explosive and potentially game changing they clearly show a judge legally required to be neutral working with prosecutors in some cases advising them on how to present various legal cases to him they also appear to confirm the suspicion that throughout the carwash investigation morrow and the prosecution were trying to manipulate press coverage to turn it against members of the p.t. party moros work in golf the government of president dilma rousseff hastened her downfall and led to the jailing of. the silver party colleague poster is considered the favorite to win the next presidential election. with behind bars legally prevented from running a path was cleared for right wing populist. he won last year's election. then made more of his minister of justice which in light of all that collusion in the carwash case was the least he could do what this whole of us out of campaig

well in our case as none industrialized countries except a little bit more than argentina brazil. industry light industry and manufacturers will be seriously damaged textile shoemakers. car makers all those industries that we have in our countries trying to develop through the through the years can be serialist seriously damage that is well in our side the negotiations took 20 years and will take some more years but i think that countries that have this economic profile of being countries that only builds their economy on exportation of primary goods and are not totally industrialized like some of the european countries will be we will be severally damage through the years and in terms of process clearly this will take some time president also narrow brazil suggested one to 3 years before the agreement could be approved what is your estimate. when i think so i also think that it's going to take a while because. the agreement when once is signed finally signed it has to go to parliamentary approval in the case of the european union maybe that parliamentary approval can be avoided b

at least 52 prisoners have been killed in fighting between rival gangs in a jail in northern brazil.ay 16 people were decapitated. many others were asphyxiated by smoke when the building was set alight. the deadly riot at altamira prison in the state of para is the latest unrest in latin america's notoriously overcrowded jails. here is our reporterjulia carneiro. this riot lasted around five hours, and it started in the early hours of the morning, when breakfast was happening in the prison. prisoners managed to invade an area where inmates from a rival criminal faction were detained. they held two prison wardens hostage and the riot started. they decapitated these 16 prisoners and they set fire to whatever they could find. the smoke from the fire asphyxiated the other ones who were locked inside to death. it is a shocking case. we are hearing a response now from the government. there was a meeting held just now between the minister ofjustice and other local authorities, and they decided to transfer ten inmates that were carrying out these attacks to maximum—security prisons in other

we are going to work on an agreement with brazil. brazil is a big trading partner. they charged us a lot of tariffs. but other than that we love the relationship. reporter: are you concerned about the health [inaudible] pres. trump: the what? reporter: [inaudible] who might have been poisoned while in prison? pres. trump: i heard about it. i don't know about it but i will find out about it. i heard about it last night. reporter: [inaudible] pres. trump: john radcliffe is a brilliant man. he's a wonderful person. i spoke to him long before about this. long before. months ago. i spoke to him before the mueller fiasco. i think probably nobody in the history of capitol hill has embarrassed themselves like what mueller did to himself and the democrats. but john ratcliffe i spoke to him about this for a long time. he is a very talented guy. he's a strong man. it's what we need in that position. reporter: [inaudible] i am the least racist person there is anywhere in the world. when -- i've known him all my life. i had to tilt -- to deal with him. but i got along with him,

nearly two thirds of it is in brazil.s of carbon dioxide every year and produces 20% of the oxygen in the earth's atmosphere. in the first of a series of reports, our science editor david shukman has been to see how decades of conservation efforts are being reversed. the rich greens of the most vibrant habitat on earth. the billions of trees store so much carbon, they help to slow down global warming. they are also home to an amazing tenth of all species in the natural world, some unnerving... others adorable. but the sight of bare earth and dead trunks is becoming more common, with huge tracts of forest wiped out. my footsteps and distant bird song are the only sounds. it's tragic to see this close up. to bring these trees down to the ground, theyjust knock them over with a bulldozer. this is happening all over the amazon to create new farmland, and the result is that the great forest has never been under such pressure. over the decades, field by field, many trees have made way for agriculture, but that's set to speed up

up to 60 and mates were killed during a prison riots were seen by 4 gangs in brazil. and indonesia says it could take 2 months to stop oil gushing from a broken well in the java sea. proper testers are back on the streets across sits on after 5 percent were killed on monday 4 of those who died were teenagers shot dead by security forces trying to disperse around a mater of mostly students and activists opposition leaders andrew then generals are set to hold a new round of talks but the meeting keeps getting the school is how it's cross live there it's a hip a war going hussein. capital of neighboring ethiopia and they are seeing more protests on the streets this choose day especially younger people what more can you tell us. well have at the moment there's a lot of anger on the streets and hearts on lots of condemnation due to the minute violence in the city off a low base and north korea defiant the people on the streets of harlem specifically high school students are condemning the killings of their colleagues in northbridge of time but they're also condemning the s

when you think of r a, you probably think of brazil. combination of dance and martial arts began their and is spread right around the world even as far as siberia. ♪ reporter: from his home in brazil to siberia, in the last 20 years, it has taken off in russia. it is a mix of martial arts, acrobatics, and dance. this is 11 time zones away from the capital of israel. ica -tal of brazil. russia to find out wh russians turned to capoeira. this local capoeira group has been going for 8 years. they have for their capoeira master, who is coming all the way from brazil. >> siberia is a place where you don't imagine capoea. in russia -- in siberia? you don't imagine it. reporter: nikolai says capoeira was a life-changing experiencehi fo laura: after weeks of protests, puerto rico's governor has resigned. ricardo rossellÓ came under pressure after leakeages revealed him and his advisors making crass and offensive comments. earlier i spoke to robes,o pr former democratic party chair of puerto rico. thanks for being with us. what is the mood in pu

we're going to work on a prepared agreement with brazil. brazil is a big trading partner. they charge us a lot of tariffs. but other than that, we love the relationship. >> are you concerned about the health of -- >> the what? opposition ce leader? he might have been poisonned. >> this is new. i heard about it last night. is a , john ratcliffe brilliant man. he is a wonderful person. i spoke to him long before about this. long before, months ago, i spoke to him before the mueller fiasco, that was a fiasco. i think nobody in the history of capitol hill has embarrassed themselves like what mueller did to himself and to the democrats. but john ratcliffe, i spoke to him about this for a long time. he's a very talented guy. he's a strong man. it's what we need in that position. >> does that bother you? >> i'm a least racist person anywhere in the world. i've known a sharpton. now, he's a racist. he's a racist. but when people -- when people -- let me explain to you. what i've done for african americans in two and a half years, no president has been able to do anything like it.

such violence is not uncommon in brazil's prisons, many of which arare underfunded.o thend welcome back france 24 newsroom. talks between the u.s. and china resumed today as the world largest economies try to resume their trade disputes. it will be the first round of negotiations since president donald trump and xi jinping agreed to a truce at the g20 meeting last month. let's take a look at how the trade disputes started. ♪ >> we will make america great again. >> make america great again. it has been donald trump's aim since he ran for the presidency and he wants to dodo it by targeting the enormous trade deficit between his country and china. sold almost 500 $40 billion worth of consumer products to the united states. it is mostly mobile phones, computers, clothes, and toys. the u.s. exported $120 billion worth of goods to china, including planes, cars, and soybeans. the result -- the u.s. reaching a record trade deficit of 400 $20 billion with china in 2018, about 40 times more than in 1919. donald trump thinks the u.s. is the victim of unfair competition by china

brazil trade if the e.u. decides to take this to the next level which is to say to brazil we will not ratify this trade agreement unless you keep your different station levels under under check. so the e.u. basically has leverage then. is there a political will across the board to use it it's interesting to note that this week on tuesday the e.u. published an action plan which sees the e.u. for the 1st time opening the door to regulator measures that would set standards on the goods that the e.u. imports to ensure they're not associated with deforestation and for a sacred ation. it wants this to be a partnership approach so the e.u. is not going to impose its standards on other countries but the e.u. does have a duty to respond to the increasing concern among you consumers about the impact that their consumption is having on forests on the people who depend on those forests and with this communication with this action plan that it published this week it shows that the e.u. is for the 1st time willing to bring