anyone governing brazil. so in this kind of look out of an indoor gamlee country we, we, we don't have a tradition, especially among the press, even among the breath. we don't have a tradition of actually engaging with international issues. but of course, one key element in the present situation is the impact of her import of fertilizers, for instance, include agricultural sector in brazil, brazil, highly dependent on the importance of school for, for it to i as there's so in that sense, the shock of her supply chains been disturbed by the conflict that certainly impacts the lead, living conditions in brazil old door. i'm not that sure that the bridge didn't populated softly aware of the connection between higher inflation, francis or food prices in the conflict in, in europe and professor as far as i have, albert can shed some light on those connections. but before we go into economic specifics, i want to ask you a broad question, because here in your isa, i think we still romanticize the notion of big great

moore from brazil next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: we will be coming back from brazil. we will be back tomorrow night. see you then. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hannity: welcome to "hannity" we start with a fox news alert we have a lot of loot new news for you tonight on this program we have long detailed the hyperpartisan illegitimate nature of this sham january 6th committee now ongoing in the d.c. swamp but over the fast past 48 hours this charade has been exposed for all to see. after yesterday's ludicrous testimony no one in their right mind should take this committee seriously it has been apparent from day one this committee always had a

she's from amnesty international in brazil. she also makes a connection between the risk of being an environmental activist and politics in brazil. he is joanna and andrew, please come off the back of that and then take us on a little bit further in our discussion. the murders of don phillips and do a bit. it is one of the most terrible examples of the political decision from both of narrows demonstrations to dismantle. we cancel public policy mechanism to protect the amazon red forest to protect indigenous peoples who live there to protect activists. in fact, review is one of the most that those countries and would to activist and to environmental is we at, at amnesty international with the man to the federal government and distributions to do their responsibility. to add criminalization, our ip is to protect active is to protect indigenous peoples and to protect amazon, your employees and her thought, yeah this and just to add onto everything everyone has just said it's not, this isn't a power to dispute. this isn't a questio

football is more than a game in brazil. it's a passion and 41 year old re sca violet who sent us is an example of how far brazilians will go to cheer for their tea. he created the green and yellow movement in international network of more than 100000 fans to root for the brazilian t whenever and wherever it plays a huge diebold. anyway, we already have our own headquarters in soho or some tin people helping us organize things here during the santo's himself was recently in cut that he was invited together with fan leaders from 33 other countries to visit the gulf nation and discuss logistics. dorsey gordon, silly st. vans always faced difficulties. for example, during the brazilian world come, we weren't allowed to take ellen's from as to the stadiums, which was absurd. your it is now we'll be able to talk to the meeting, was very helpful to discuss mass accommodation willis to let us know what size instruments we can take. and to understand the culture of the country which is very different from our on the green and yellow

in brazil, and they g. russia. but not, many brazilians will be able to afford such an expensive trip, specially in a moment of economic crisis. that's why the movement is planning events. in brazil, the green yellow movement has 174 embassies to represent their fans all over the world. they're present in 14 countries, including could tar, and in all brazilian states. right now were standing at their headquarters in rio de janeiro. humbled watch the movements ambassador and real says his job is to pick a place in the city. they can decorate with banners and flags, and where fans can watch the games together. like a tire. he says we'll host a unique party into 4 pack up other who is the yellow mark, what you're hearing the world chop in russia. and even in brazil, the distance between stadiums was huge and cut out will be an hour away from each other. host or fans from all over the world will be quite some traded in one place . so i imagine there will be more fans than the local population because it will be an inva

tonight we areke here at the presidential palace in brazil, brazil, a city famous to architecture majors the world over a completely planned city built in the latey 1950s as a new federal zone in this sprawling country, brazil. we're here because this isec the home of the president. terrible scenario.as we just had breakfast with him, set down the facenda interview with him that went on for more than an hour. we'll have more on that in a moment. we're goingnd to w speak to hisn ,butt we're here in brazil broadcasting all week for a reason. heth if you're worried about the future of the united statesa ,this is a goodce place to come. to get a glimpse of it ork what it might look like depending on what choices we make, brazil, united states have much more in commonve m thc we realize. both are huge countries, but actually the larger than the continental united states countries with deep natural resources , diverse physicalro environment, diverse population and a very dividediv political climate. on one sideidal you have p a nationalist party that's currently in power. now these controls th

in the world it has been that for 30 years and brazil was always part of the game.ing with washington mainly it was the white house. there was some connections with state and other departments, but now the meeting went well i think the reason why it took so long it was the position that the president that the election matters but the thing to be solved by america that he would not throw the election of the media so he waited until it was over and recognize the victory congratulated joe biden but it took a while. said let them solve it and then i'll jump in. you just respecting americans. >> tucker: the united states by contrast has a decades long history and interfering with other countries elections they tell you in hungry, they rigged the election in ukraine in 2014 election coming up in this country have brave consequences for the united states. the other candidate is openly pro-china americas greatest adversary is your administration receiving any kind of encouragement from the joe biden a administration? >> 2009 he has been very open about his position not only

it revolves around this farm in brazil. the accusation that volkswagen benefited from slave labor here during the 19 seventy's and eighty's at m. a fordham jill was a form of modern slavery workers. how to work 7 days a week, more than 10 hours a day without any pay ot us a sing. he said, be, it won't get cheap, would you came in at all? so the prosecution alleges that there are hundreds of cases in which serious human rights violations occurred. they say workers were little more than indentured servants. witnesses speak of being shackled after attempting to escape, being forced to work at gunpoint and even of murder, becky, to say, when someone tried to escape, the managers would go after them and shoot them. but they beat up those who tried to escape on the street in the shack us. but he and i got the bug he lumber hug. volkswagen bought the farm in 1973 at the invitation of brazil's military dictatorship. to day the company says they take the accusation seriously, but must 1st analyze the results of the investigation bef

brazil is a big deal and yet the administration seems determined ms to hand brazil over to the sphere of influence ofof the chinese communist party . why is that exactly? we hope to find out. for a also be sitting down for a rare interview with the president of brazil. terrible scenario. soon we'll bring s to him. we do.h but first i would like to begin with the loud and at times violent response to the end of roe v. wade that came down to the supreme court on friday.. as you know, if beenvee following this , you may have noticed a profound change in the way the democratic party talks about the issue of abortion gone is the embassy or the room for compromise. so from the very beginning ofe this debate 50 years ago, even the staunchest pro-life acknowledge the anguish of young womensh who are pregnant and don't want to be alone and feel trapped by the childha growing inside them.t and that is the reasonas that pro-lifeon that pr institud the crisis pregnancy centers and tocy be fair, for generatios even the most committed pro-choice orrs acknowledge the inherent sadness ofne abortion,

it ran in brazil in the seventy's and eighty's. we go to our corresponding at the hearing and read it. rio de janeiro on the show, a 10000000000 euro bail out for gas. prom german. berlin is pumping cash into the former russian subsidiary open to secure germany's energy supply. after gas pronounced cuts. we have an expert on what it means for prices and in uganda. activists try to keep a french energy giant out of the country's largest wildlife rescue. i'm christie plats and this is d w. business. german car maker volkswagen is facing brazilian prosecutors over allegations of human rights violations and a farm it ran during brazil's military dictate dictatorship accusations include slave labor, torture and even killings. prosecutor say they have documented years of atrocities committed by volkswagen managers and hired guns at a cattle ranch. the company owned in the amazon rain forest basin in the 19 seventies and eighties. now they hoped to reach a financial settlement for the victims a court house in brazil, ya here behind closed

we're coming to you live from brazil. brazil is the last significant country in the western hemisphere that has a pro american government. in a lot of ways, brazil is not that different from the united states. it's bigger land mass that the continental u.s. and rich resources. like the united states, brazil has found itself dangerously dependent on china. so what exactly is the chinese government's aims in brazil and why isn't the biden administration doing anything to stop the chinese military from establishing a threatening now beach head in our hemisphere? what is that exactly? we're investigating all of it for a new documentary that we'll have soon. one of the reasons that so few people in the united states notice that china is colonizing countries close to our shores, we have problems of our own here in the united states. the american economy primarily, which is in real trouble right now and not something that we can fix with a cleverly crafted bail-out as we've done before. the problem here isn't that a few reckless

here in brazil, hinterland yo, yo. yo. i think that without family farmers and there would be no brazil, as we know it. farmers have settled on and built up this land as your little boy, as you loosen lo, well vehicle, beautiful meal for the couple and more than 200 local farmers grow dozens of fruit varieties for juice that is sold to schools. but they're worried about plans to miner uranium nearby walk f. i made all the people in this region will suffer if there is a leak or an accident at this uranium mine are water sources would be contaminated with radioactivity or you thought jesus of the get that of himself at that con, baldly, chicago, seattle, or a mountain range with brazil's largest uranium deposits is visible from their plantation. a state run company has now unexpectedly received permission to mine uranium. it could soon look like this. if thousands of tons of uranium were mind each year, the ukraine war may increase demand for brazilian uranium in part to keep europe's nuclear plants running. just alina think

don't trade with brazil. don't trade in high risk commodities with brazil. because that is what's destroying the forest if you care about the forest if you care about human rights if you care about indigenous rights if you care about the climate. then don't trade in high risk commodities. mmhm no government no corporation no- retailer and no bank should be doing this and that's why we actually joined together with a p. b. to put out a report called complicity in destruction. r. highlight and expose these corporations big agribusiness traders like atm and bungie and cargill and retailers like costco and walmart and bakes. financial institutions like chase and sometime there and bnp part a party bus and asset managers. very very big banks mike blackrock and how many of you all have heard about black rock so thank you for those of you who know about blackrock's big problem the rest of you look up blackrock's big problem. and you'll know that they are the biggest. investor in climate destruction whether it be agribusiness for fossil fuel. and speaking of fossil

with ukrainian brutes, ukrainian churches in southern brazil. the city of prudent populace is south america's little keith. in this fall club, young people practice traditional ukrainian dances. they were all born here and have brazilian citizenship. but their ancestors come from ukraine. it's important to them to keep their customs alive. and we can part to formally, the most important thing is to be part of the ukraine and community. i can do my part to preserve our culture, a culture that some want to see disappear, nick down to sleep here. almost 80 percent of the people living imprudent topless have ukrainian roots, tor guide, miroslav a crv. i talked to visitors about the war and it's getting to be like what also russia wants to destroy people, but they won't succeed because we are resilient music more. so since we have our own language that we use it to sing and pray, whoever on culture webpage booking, local daughter in the 19th century, the 1st ukrainian settlers came to southern brazil for economic reasons. the families coming now are

more can even be felt here in brazil's idella hinterland. of price is what you pay and value is what you get. well, both are incredibly high in this case of this try to various violin from $1679.00, which is heading to auction at christie's and is expected to fetch up to $11000000.00. the instrument features, ivory, diamonds, engravings, and a gold and varnish. it's said to be one of the master's finest in les works. christie's expects a lot of interest in his instrument as few like it ever come to market. thanks for watching. ah ah. with ah fi. do you like it? do you want it? i love it. okay, buckle up, put the pedal to the metal. let's ride. mm. in 30 minutes on d. w. a landscape with a fiery ah, germany's volcanic eiffel region, about 10000 years ago, the val a news went quiet. a deception calm. is something doing again, deep underground a powder keg in 75 minutes on d w. sometimes a seed is all you need to allowed big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning pass like global ideas. we will show you h

but brazil has to think about itself here. if you cannot get involved because 30 percent of the fertilizers report come from russia and bella rose, which kind of thing from brazil has announced a 3 decade plan to reduce the countries dependence on imported fertilizers. but experts say it could also take decades before there are any results. mean more farmers in brazil are hoping for the war to wend. monica in our give al jazeera but then thought body's brazil. china has lawns, 3 astronaut into space on board. it's shun zoom. 14 spacecraft, so the crew will spent 6 months completing the construction of the chang space station. brianca groups are reports. ah, 3 ty connotes a chinese astronauts carrying the nations pride and the ambition of making china the world, news space, superpower. so the blasted off from the church one satellite long center on the edge of the colby desert. oh, and in 15 minutes reached lower earth orbit. the launch was broadcast live wednesday television. a sign of china's going confidence in its technolog

this is not enough for market as big as brazil's, the war has complicated the logistics of importing products from that part of the world, generating insecurity among investors. that's why fertilizer prices have skyrocketed . last year, each of these bags with one ton of fertilizer, used to cost $600.00. now farmers are paying twice as much for the same amount. brazil's president able so madly visited moscow shortly before vladimir putin ordered his troops to invade ukraine. you, he said latin america's largest economy would be neutral in the war. because business with russia is fundamental. fertilizers is sacred for you also not as stanley as the support of brazil's powerful agricultural lobby, even here in put them thought bodies were 75 percent of the population is of ukrainian descent and he's running for reelection in october. the glad kim walker from what's happening in the greenest, terrible book. brazil has to think about itself. you cannot get involved because 30 percent of the fertilizers report come from russia and bella rouge, which kind of thing from brazil has announced

it's offensive to the east of the country. farmers in brazil are complaining about a spike. and fertilizer price is caused by the war in ukraine, with about 30 percent of the supplies imported from russia and bellows. farmers of feeling the effects of a war, thousands of kilometers away. monica, you're not getting reports from prison, topple us in brazil. farmers in southern brazil are feeling the economic branch of the warn ukraine. 3 months after russia's invasion. they're still able to secure fertilizers for their crops, but a very high prices or, but as you said, daughter know brazil is the world's largest soil producer, big good. and it's the only international giant green producer that is almost totally dependent on imported fertilizers, 86 percent of what the country needs comes from abroad. and much of it to you from russia and bella russo, despite international sanctions against moscow, russian ships are still being able to dock a brazilian poorer such a gumble. this is not enough for market as big as brazil's, the war has complicated the logistics of importing prod

thought body's brazil. the pole is cleaning mountains of garbage in the himalayas. the armies leading community efforts to tardy up mount everest, collecting at 30 tons of rubbish so far. and we are to limit reports from catholic thin air and extreme cold. this theme of shell pause and nobody's soldiers have been battling harsh conditions in some of the world's highest mountains. for 2 months. the cleaning of waste left behind by mountaineers. actually, it's a difficult work. we have to seek the rubbish in caracas, or like liquor under sir ox hours in the mountains, or there is no ropes or somewhere else. so it's quite difficult. the team have collected nearly 35 tons of waste from some of the world's most famous peaks. every lucy country jungle binoculars and being that most amount of source of laughter in malaise, contributing to the people of the season. we need to protect it, to keep the sanctity and the cleanliness of this vision. it either directly unpleasant to the environment. people dear health, as

i was in brazil covering the hugest in gathering there. and all of them had that, you know, the situation became worse, and unfortunately that's what we see, you know, even in other parts of brazil, we saw for example, original plan to call them brazil, for example, who does a lot of investigative, especially into labor or environmental stuff they were, you know, threatened to buy that will lead from the ground. there is a case of another resident journalist who was charged by the court to pay, you know, i'm giving and said fine to me to sort of just is because a book he wrote and then you mean there are accountable facts on the ground. and also, you know, by this beach and i wrote the times trying to describe the media. this, grab the media, you know, and attack journalists with beach. in the same time. he's a speech clearly emboldened right to me already. and you also say that this should be a wake up call for the need to protect reporters on the front lines from reporting environmental crime. so what sorts of protections would you be ca

we're coming to you all week from brazil. you may not have noticed we"t c didn't actually but brazil is the last significant country in the western hemisphere that has a pro-american ofernment and then a lot ways brazil isn't that different from the united states and it's an enormous place, bigger landmass in the continental u.s., huge population, beautiful richic natural resources and suddenly likeh the united states of last fifteen years, brazil has found itself dangerously dependent on china. so what exactly are the chinese government's aims here in brazil and why isn't the administration doing anythingni to stop the chinese military from establishing a threatening new beachhead in our hemisphere? they seem to be abetting it.that what is that exactly? we're investigating all of it for a brand new documentary we're making now. fowe'll have it for you soon. but one of the reasons that so few people in the united states know this china is colonizing formerly independent countries so closeur to our shores is that we have, as t

pereira is a current employee of brazil's indigenous foundation.eave from the indigenous foundation. he knows that area better than anyone -- better than anyone, really. he is incredibly experienced. he has had lots of threats. during the exploration throughout the region. he knows a lot of people there. a lot of the locals there. it is a stretch to say that it was perhaps an an advised trip. because these are people who are very experienced with the region before. but unfortunately it seems like what has happened here has not been according to plan for the two of them. >> i suppose the other issue is that the position of the bolsonaro government to this particular area has maybe empowered these criminal groups to act with impunity. >> well, in brazil's history, the only time that brazil has made proper progress against deforestation and environmental crimes is one environmental crimes are enforced and properly applied. and that is not what we are seeing at the moment. the best deterrent to these things is when you have the local people who are wil

exploit a med aqua, brazil's presence able so adult who is up for reelection. october is pushing to increase government handouts until the end of the year. i mean, while the poor from the bobby lonia, slum and real, are helping the poorest with their prayers. and by sharing what little they have monica and i give al jazeera rio de.

when brazil 1st started its campaign to fight hunger. we're now back on the united nations hunger map which we had managed to leave in 2014. that's why rios government is planning to open 55 new soup kitchens this year. this soup kitchen will be handing out 200 mules every day. bit eda is one of the lucky ones. another 100 families have applied for aid, but there aren't enough resources recovered. addict gosh, foreign. she works as a chef in a restaurant in the babylonia slum his only son was killed in a shoot out with the police would pick up with him. your bubble boom. i found a way to cure my 0 with the help of people from our neighbourhood. we have reached out for donations and cooking meals for those who are facing a much worse situation than we are. the situation is so serious and brazil that experts are comparing hunger in latin, america's largest economy to that of some of the world's poorest countries feel like they would have for the me a darnell, but as your me a little quieter withers, my food institute in brazil, has increas

this is my message to our president and brazil's bolsonaro.ple on plan earth are aware othe climate crisis. every single human being is concerned abou our fute. despite that, the predent continues to expand licenses to draw oil a extractive projects and some of the most intangible indigenous territories. he must stop giving more licenses for oil drilling and it amazon territory. he must respect us. you must consult indigenous communities because we are organized across peru and ecuador. this is affecting a huge area of the forest on an area we call the sacred headwaters where 30 nations have come together across the ecuador and peru to permanently protect this area for all of humanity. this bow derse bring force we wa to protect for life. our present needs to act with conviction encourage to move beyond the extractive models that has destroyed our homelands. we also call on president bolsonaro the become more humane , to respect indigenous peoples rights, and to respect the rights of nature. our community's believe rivers, tes, every being vis

i think that's it's the main target for countries like brazil, brazil, or contina and all the 3rd ferric, capitalistic counter is need funds funds for modernizing funds for re re industrialization or they are economies. yet there are countries, as you mentioned, argentina, iran, as well, many others that have long wanted to join the bricks for a much. why do you think in particular, this forum is attractive to developing states? i think because one of the main challenges for progressive governments on to per ferry often capitalism cafe system is to escape from institutions controlled by either and fire by the united states and european union, such as the international monetary fund. and they woke the world bank. i think beth did this is the most attractive, the agenda off, the brakes to counters like as in gina and even brazil, a new financial system. very interesting. as always, thank you for your time, your thoughts, but i know elfman journalists and find her off the opera monday news website live from brazil. thank you. ok. ok, 2 more world news now desperate rescue efforts continue e

capital brazil. yup. they will be compared to dna samples, which the federal police had collected from both men after they went missing on june the 5th from their job id valley, which is a remote area in brazil's amazon and it's home to the largest number of un contacted indigenous tribes this case, their disappearance had an enormous for percussion, internationally and nationally. it was mentioned by prime minister boris johnson, also by president joe biden. in his meeting with brazil's president giant bull. so narrow. and there are 2 vigils that are being organized for both men. one of them will be on saturday and some followed the other one on sunday in brazil. yeah. people are asking, not only for justice for these 2 people who died, but that the cause that they defend that they defended should be, should continue being defendant. and that is the protection of the amazon rain forest and its people. dom phillips was writing a book about saving the amazon and he. a was with bruno period. i was one

so paolo in brazil and a very warm welcome to the program. let's just rewind a little bit and start at the beginning. what do we think happened when these 2 men went missing? and i was the theory now. i'm so yes, good afternoon. thank you very much. for having me, and what we know so far is that these men, they were traveling since last week, along the java valley, with a team of indigenous peoples that do territorial surveillance in the valley. to day we know that when they were returning to the city outside of the indigenous land, they were, they met with some, some people at a riverine fishing community. after this day, this appeared on sunday. so we recently found out that on friday they had had an encounter with the group that was illegally entering the indigenous land of armed men. and that they were threatened by these are men on friday, 2 days before they disappeared. am i, how would you describe the government's response and, and the way that it's engaged in what's now turned into a search operation. and so government response was in