my grandma eda emigrated to brazil as a small child and 1925 with foster parents. she never saw her siblings again and never met the defendants. it was only when i was working as a journalist in germany that we found each other. again, it's been those mode. i go sense of the call. we looked at each other and i thought, yeah, with family, this is for me area. yeah, yeah. so i could tell straight away is this oh stop of my father who fell to his mother's longing in brazil, all his life was also have already moved fine as well. but all the hug i gave them was the hug. they could no longer give each other all the wounded. i cried a lot, but i was very happy with the phil is all family history is interwoven with a history of german immigration in brazil with the waves of migration and the 19th century when poverty hunger and to span were widespread in german speaking regions off to the napoleonic wars and the migration that followed in the 20th century when many sent off in search of a better life after the 1st world war. the mice, you always get on the most people left

reaching out to all the content of mazda in brazil. what people don't know is the south town always the biggest german industrial city outside germany, only established german companies have them not to in american headquarters here. some of them have been in the country for over a century. they create 250000 jobs in south pano email. so there are a huge number of gem and companies operating in brazil and influencing the economy . but i do want to say it is about the edge without the way 200 years after the 1st german democrats who to present migration is now coming in the other direction. according to a study by the present and foreign ministry, 160000 persons williams and now live in germany. diana santa, she plans as a nurse, an intensive cat kidney clinic, all settings. shara tay university hospital, germany urgently need specialist line tie on the government recruits people from brazil, just like the brazilian government once recruited germans. us from re a is lived in germany for almost 2 years. that is what more difficult to hav

the filming in brazil in april 2024. we had no way of knowing that once in a century, catastrophe was about to hit my home state of rio grande to do so. places i had visited with a camera crew would be so much didn't floodwaters just days later, people would lose that homes. and sometimes even that lives the thought journey begins before best modem, 1000 kilometers. the north, south polo is in a mega city melting, pumped, and the cultural and economic call to a brazil attempt to more than 12000000 people. over the centuries, people have come here from complex countries. some came voluntarily from europe or asia. others with comforted, incentive, brazil, as slaves. around 1900, the city experienced a huge influx of immigrants, new commons drove industrialization and up an ice ation by the focus of the countries immigration museum located on an historically significant railroad line. yeah it is that the main truck right here on this platform is where trains from the point of santos arrived. retiring immigrants sort of seal

always say i'm going for brazil or but i'm going for germany. more garbo latoya. i was actually remains the german 5 set off to search for the house. when my grandmother lived into my grandfather, died in 1969. the one of my cousins shows me the way my paternal grandparents once worked as pharmacy and slanting about 50 kilometers from kemp. of bone lighted a run, a store that sold i buy cultural products, which eventually burned down today the house when my grandmother raised 10 children is in ruins. and anyways, my grandmother's life is typical that the german settlers have something for sale. they often lifting isolation for their own social instructions, their own schools, charges cultural cops, a newspapers over time that net to offer present ends accusing them of not integrating or was forming break away selves within the present in states. that's what comes on the thoughts co split, always thoughts on never also policies relating to german. this that came from germany itself is that the article attempts to solidify and maintains them and culture and language

they in brazil dialing moyer, who because you it's i have family in brazil and germany. i had no contacts for almost a century. it wasn't until many years off to my grandmother's death was it was so that's when i finally met my mother's close relative so much my family history is one of migrations. that's what we'll be exploring on our journey. the hopes my heart was pounding and how people's minds the shaped my history. for tooth progress was seen is tied to european nice agent. not just of customs and traditions. yeah. but of the population itself. the filming in brazil in april 2024. we had no way of knowing that once in a century, catastrophe was about to hit my home state over your ground. to do so. places i had visited with the camera crews were piece of must in salt, water is just days later, people would lose that homes and sometimes even that lives the spots out joanie begins before best modem, 1000 kilometers. the north south polo is in a mega city melting pot and the cultural and economic call to brazil. it's home to more than 12000000 people. over the centuri

but as you and you know, i feel very much it has a apple as much as i love. brazil. i have no intention of going back to germany has gone from a country of emigration to what country of immigration, according to the german government. 21000000 people here have a history of the immigration, including me. partners really impossible from my best country. what are the german possible because of my ancestry, that it seems to me 1st and foremost with fine brazilian era. and that's where i was born angry. a lot of the is supposed to for this passport, connect me to german society means especially when i go to a vote. that's the thing. just lot of my ancestors who emigrated to brazil and it was like 2 sets out, but it is a company that was, you know, 5 to g design that was migration has always been positive as well. and in ways will be because things are processing it could afford the is it ok? oh can you set on it? so we have to try to send it to this person. you maybe try to predict to people in support of feeding and someone the design of the doctor, mrs. from to how does

brazil, colombia, peru, the rest come to this. you guys are domestic use of any country bigger try to do your very best. i'm not saying, i'm not passing any judgment. i'm only passing judgment on the decisions the state department has taken. and it asking you why, if you haven't answered. >> you mention the diplomatic efforts that we've been engaged in here and u.s. has taken a a leadership role in a number of from the oas -- >> in a very weak man. that's why and who is going like this. we're granting licenses to these people. that's the number one tool we have here do you agree with me? >> we certainly agree that sanctions are important part of our toolkit and that's why we have used then most recent on september 12 as i mentioned, and we are certainly not ruled out additional actions going forward, whether individual or broader sanctions. so speed is a good ask again. you're not asking me, you're not answering and understand your position. were in a democracy. you are not telling you, , you d i give me any information. is there

in this case in brazil. very concerned about that.ill be semitic that question for response as well. madam chair, i yield back. >> thank you, representative self. now recognize for five minutes -- from the state of california. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you for hosting this hearing and hope we can have one similar to this on the issue of hindi given the turmoil is going on in that country and the fact that haitians are under ceased here and abroad. the election in venezuela for one of the most impressive exercises of democratic participation that i've seen since joining this committee. in the face of an incredible repression and intimidation the people of venezuela came out in full force to deliver a resounding verdict against maduro's authoritarianism. i want to point out that after sections of political stagnation antiabortion community in crisis in venezuela it was diplomacy the credit an opportunity for venezuelans to make their voices heard and that agency in their countries future. i also want is it was diplomacy that brou

our profiting from brazil's iowa boom, which is long reached major cities like rio diginero. the. this is one of many ios good churches, the drink improved with incredible powers. well, he wants to, i get to know myself fuse change my ways become a bit opposed to me. researchers have also discovered i was the additional benefits you can serve as a remedy for mental illnesses like depression and p t. s. d, as well as addictions to cocaine, tobacco and crack. the journey to the places where i was in points is growing. you blue. now, i ain't bought me on the, on the trail of the psycho active proved we make a pit stop in at creek a state in brazil's amazon basin after departing from rio de janeiro and travelling thousands of kilometers on 3 scheduled flights. we charter, a plane and fly over untouched amazon rain forest, the best we may care to sense more and more pastures for cattle grazing appear. then we land on this bumpy runway. the we arrive in short out a small municipality that's among the poorest. in brazil, along with the many indigenous people we meet, were struck by the c

they produce electric bus chastity is like b as in brazil for companies like electra and others. the company says it already has is $250.00 chess, easy operation in buses in south palo. we believe it's just the kids off the bus. this is actually include the president of mercedes benz brazil and the ceo of mercedes benz trucks. so we see a stronger need in public transportation and be expected also a year and let in america to grow. so you can see it was 2030 and i think in general, you understand like was one bus, you can capture 50 cars. while the personally, the market relies heavily on imports to catch says increasing domestic production for electric buses will be important. i think it's a great opportunity though that maybe is missed at the moment because if you have a natural resources to, to know hydrogen production or if he has the ingredients for at least you like for instance, actions you know, to, but it's a reproduction of easily the coach also stimulates it with low feet and the end of these for the audience, you know, they're not when you import all the components of

this is asking the president of mercedes benz brazil and the ceo of mercedes benz trucks. so we see a stronger need in public transportation and be expected also a year left in america to grow. so you can see what's 20, sorry, a. and i think in general, you understand like was one bus, you can capture 50 cars. while the personally, the market relies heavily on imports to catch says increasing domestic production for electric buses will be important. i think it's a great opportunity though that maybe is missed at the moment because if you have some natural resources to, to know hydrogen production or if you have the ingredients for various you like for instance, actions, you know to that as a reproduction. obviously that could also stimulated with low feet and the end of these for, you know, i can see no, they're not with you and part of the components of the vehicles. but you should rather see that you would do better with the local industry and then utilize the natural resources in the countries. just like with personal electric vehicles, increasing domestic solutions is

dollar strength not helping matters in brazil.will go there live as that country faces its own fiscal crisis. this is "bloomberg markets." ♪ ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one place? my favorites. get xfinity streamsaver with netflix, apple tv+, and peacock included, for only $15 a month. scarlet: welcome to "bloomberg markets." i'm scarlet fu. at mid day we have an equity market that is in recovery mode after yesterday's big selloff. the s&p 500 up although it is. its advance and is only higher now about a quarter of 1%. chipmakers extending their losses. macron had a disappointing forecast dragging the entire group lower. in fixed income, the yield curve, to stans is steepening. the fed's hawkish cut sent all yields higher but today the 2-year yield is lower while the 10 year moves up to the highest since may. dollar strength abounds. again struggling after the boj kept rates unchanged. the bank of england also chose to keep rates unchanged. they wa

while electric claims it has a big electric bus market share in brazil, they're not the only players in the game. b, y, d, china is the truck or not that's going neck and neck with tesla also produces electric buses and now they're planning to expand into latin america. meanwhile, mercedes benz is already in business with electra. they produce electric bus chassis is like b as in bill for companies like electra and others. the companies, as it already has $250.00 chassis, usually in operation in buses, in south palo we believe it's just the kids off the bus. this is actually include that the president of mercedes benz, brazil, and the ceo of mercedes benz trucks. so we see a stronger need in public transportation and be expected also a year left in america to grow significant the what's 20, sorry. a. and i think in general, you understand like was one bus, you can capture 50 cars. while the personally, the market relies heavily on imports to catch says increasing domestic production for electric buses will be important. i think it's a great opportunity though that maybe is missed at

brazil will be near the top of the list. put money to work so beginning of next year some wealth brazil has to have attentional but currency is undervalued. there could be improvement, equity underperformed and it is cheap. you would think the government could improve and there will be improvements in the whole situation. it can stay bad like turkey. turkish lira underperformed and still is but brazil is too big to ignore. the emerging-market cannot stand back much longer. it would not be apprised if funds moved back to brazil. tom: ri is on the equity markets indeed. is the banking space credit agricole appointed olivia as the new ceo responding to bank deals to reshape its biggest market. let's bring in cloudy cohen. some details about what the biggest challenges are. claudia: kind of a really ridiculous choice -- ridiculous, deputy ceo, and a lot of experience in regional banks. the structure is complicated and main challenge will be elaborating a strategy plan in a complicated moment for france and also defend credit agr

the year after in 2027 we go to brazil _ the year after in 2027 we go to brazil for— the year after infifa women's world _ brazil for the fifa women's world cup, the first time the fifa women's world cup is played _ fifa women's world cup is played in south america. and then— played in south america. and then it — played in south america. and then it will soon be 2030, 100 years — then it will soon be 2030, 100 years 100 _ then it will soon be 2030, 100 years. 100 years since the first— years. 100 years since the first world cup which started in first world cup which started ih1930 — first world cup which started in 1930 in uruguay. and dear friends — in 1930 in uruguay. and dear friends what better way to celebrate this occasion than having — celebrate this occasion than having a _ celebrate this occasion than having a world cup in the six countries _ having a world cup in the six countries on three continents with— countries on three continents with 48— countries on three continents with 48 teams and 104 epic matches. the world will stand still and — matches. the world will stand sti

the illegal mine is come from neighboring $39.00 or brazil, often traveling hundreds of kill them. it has this area is part of the so called gold belt of friends kiana calling me for what he has. i got home p o, southern illegal gold miners, have cut down trees the day bring chainsaws and use the word to build the caps. we want to position, we found that site a week ago, you know, now we're checking to see if they, if expanded their activities they arrive at one of several, comes in the area, then the generic believe that we're up to 50 mine is walking here until recently under the bus, this is the bus. do the legion can only keep them in check through regular patrols going way so they use this engine for that walk to less than that together with his own dime. we found it now it's on usable a we destroy all their equipment to prevent them from coming back. i think you don't have in the ground suddenly to, in swampy, the legionnaires pointed out several times they destroyed doing a previous patrol. why did they use machines on a pool? i used them to drill holes on the ground and ext

you wouldn't have in the brazilian military but i was going on brazil is and get involved in moore's. the confront star tyra techs and thought and the country sends its army into conflicts by youth. africa, for instance. go for the soldier for francis dangerously, but i've got a gentle in my veins. it was i craved through the side of the military life scene. that's why i tried the legion at $32.00, jump on top to be a little crazy, but all of us legionnaires are a little crazy. the zillow quarter. the next day i tell you roommate outpost deep and the rain forest. legionnaires are stationed here for weeks at a time, the trolling from the space as on data, always to companies them representing the authorities were and also safety is preparing the next mission. if we need to check for our legal gold mine is in this area on the left to be to so there isn't so finally we hike the level is low ball. we take the boat out this small river for a fairly public. getting on patrol at soto, a little discount goes faster than me, funded by the group leaders and team leaders. the legionnaires must t

i stole that quote from a panel brazil.it was the panel that talked about this very famous man who said something to the extent that you know we need to put better breaks on these race cars but not just to slow down but to be able to go faster. and we want to accelerate that sharp curve in that analogy applies and they used it recently and a panel in uruguay talking about national ai strategies but it's applicable to what we are discussing today so that's what i meant by that and it's more than a balance between renovation and that conundrum that we are always part of. so i think as policymakers we had to keep a couple of things in mind. today soft technology was always outpacing the regulatory framework and now with covid and more digital adoption and with ai ai it's being exponential midges haptics at that. we have the user think policy regulations as tools for acceleration and perhaps not for her restriction. that's kind of the idea. and the other thing i would say when i talked talk to a lot of folks as they travel diff

for more news about the company and sustainable transportation in brazil. join the ride, the rev. next on d, w, do the polls have a ravenous appetite? they traditionally set at 12 horsemen during christmas eve. and yet he wants to tell you what's the phone. and what time does tradition 09. 30 minutes. d, w. conflict crises. every single connection mapped out shows the geopolitical reality. the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out, navigating a changing world. now on youtube, if you press the gas pedal here and so they'd be profound for the when it comes to electric cause this has got to be one of the more powerful but also more expensive ones. you can.

the illegal mine is come from neighboring $39.00 or brazil, often traveling hundreds of kilometers. this area is part of the so called gold belt of friends, kiana. calling for the count on panama southern illegal gold miners have cut down trees. they bring chainsaws and use the word to build the caps on the buses. and we found that aside a week ago, you know, now we're checking to see if they, if expanded their activities they arrive at one of several, comes in the area, the legionnaires believe that we're up to 50 minus walking here until recently under the bus. this is the bus, do the legion can only keep them in check through regular patrols going away so they use this engine for that walk to lessen it together with his own dime. we found it now it's on usable a we destroyed all their equipment to prevent them from coming back, thinking of him, but the ground suddenly to in swampy. the legionnaires pointed out several times they destroyed doing a previous patrol. why did they use machines on a pool? i used them to drill holes on the ground and extract rock windows. they then cros

you are focusing on brazil. inflation is on the rise in brazil. their central bank is hiking rates while we are looking for cuts in the u.s. why should investors at least pay attention to what is going in brazil? >> that's a great point. this is the risk to the outlook. brazil is the first to start cutting rates back when inflation just started to come back down again. what i've noticed around the world is most countries have started to see inflation creep back up. the leading indicators are pointing higher in countries like the u.s. there is a risk of renewed inflation pressure and cult cutting short central bank cuts. sort of the leading indicator. one of the things i'm watching is how much the market is focusing on continued rate cuts in 2025. >> jeffery kleintop, thank you. >>> we have more to come on "worldwide exchange," including two names our next guest says is a buy heading into the final trading month of the year. >>> first, corporate ceos are looking for face time with donald trump. we have more details on the the delicate lationship. >

the workers reportedly hired in china by another firm and were brought to brazil, long hours, forced degrading conditions and in a statement ev maker byd says it cut ties with the firm that hired the workers and are currently working with authorities. but i want to get your reaction because if this is happening at this plant, is this happening in brazil, is this also happening in mexico? >> we don't know about mexico yet but it is happening at other chinese plants around the world especially in africa. and these workers, they had their passports confiscated, essentially they were held in these conditions and brazil, the authorities there actually used the word slavery-like conditios so this is a china exporting its business practices around the world and this is something that we've got to be concerned about because we have the tariff act of 1930 which prohibits the importation into the u.s. of goods made with forced labor and clearly this is forced labor in brazil so this is going to be an issue that is going to come up every time someone wants to import something from china into th

. and for the brazil internationalteam.e brazil international team. it is definitely nice to have him back and have him available. but if you look at how his replacement did, it is not going to be easy to do it even better, so we expect definitely the same and may be on margins a bit better, but caoimhin did so well, that we can say we have two very good goalkeepers. real madrid, who lost to liverpool last time out in the champions league, face a tough assignment against in—form atalanta in bergamo. the iii—time champions have been boosted by the return to fitness of brazilian duo viniciuer and rodrygo ahead of a replay of this season's uefa super cup which real won 2—0. tomorrow is another tough game for us. against a top side team thatis for us. against a top side team that is very strong. but we are focused on us, focused on how we can affect the game and be dangerous for them. tomorrow is another challenge for us. a total of nine fixtures today which get under way with liverpool's trip to girona as well as celtic taking

brazil. you are all caught up now. have a great nig harming these findings.t the majorities of english rivers, seas and lakes tested by the environmental law —— watchdog. ——be harming. there is now an investigation into whether that was the right thing to do. and are you spending hours scrolling mindlessly on socials? you might be suffering from brain rot. it has been chosen as a oxford university press's word of the because we are using it more to describe watching lots of low online content. time now for ten seconds of wing filing, a water sport with a sale is not attached to the board. 17—year—old thomas landed the first ever double black flip scoring a perfect ten in brazil. you are all caught up now. have a great night. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. a bright start or a ruud awakening what's in store for leicester's new manager. van nistelrooy prepares for his first game in charge. manager leny yoro could make his manchester united debut against arsenal in the premier league on wednesday. the rise and rise of abbi pulling. we speak to

appreciate you giving a recap of the news in brazil. we are looking at the new stock pickers powered by ai. they might remind you of the old stock pickers. that is the latest thesis from our next guest. bloomberg columnist nir kaissar the look at the future of ai trading i next. this is bloomberg. ♪ to go further, you need to be ready for what's down the road. as energy demand continues to rise, we're harnessing breakthrough innovations to increase production in the u.s. gulf of mexico. our latest deepwater development, anchor, produces previously inaccessible oil and natural gas, allowing us to deliver the energy we all need today so everyone can follow their own road. that's energy in progress. scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." ai was the big theme this year and will likely be a bigger theme in 2025. in his latest column nir kaissar writes about the rise of ai stockpicking that might be innovative but made -- but may not deliver better results than its human predecessors. we are joined by nir kaissar, bloomberg opinion columnist a

our a brewing crisis and brazil's coffee industry is routes its production pushing prices higher. the need is doing his homework. it's in turkish. and despite speaking arabic at home, it's his strongest language. he tells us, i lived here for 9 years, and it feels like i am more to tish. yes, i want to go back back to visit it, but not like to live more than 3000000 syrian slide here since the war. 13 years ago and entire generation of children and teenagers have grown up here. not knowing syria at all in the prospect of returning is causing mixed feelings. jada is 13 we oscar how she feels. there was a bit of mix feeling because i've never been to serial before my whole life was here. their parents now face the dilemma of deciding what to do, it's best for their children. i looked my soul, the and the i want to, to come back to remember these to has been happening with the hope that one day or children will feel the same. the the poker, 20 years after the devastating indian ocean to nami survivors still vividly remember the day their lives were washed away. the disaster kills mor

for example also other commodities like brazil it has also soybeans and sugar and these things.ising in these matters. we are specialising in the higher end and manufacturing good and services and that is what you see in the trade bans in this country. and we have the opportunity to get rid of this tariff, it is pure win—win scenario for europe. this tariff, it is pure win-win scenario for europe.- scenario for europe. and in terms of — scenario for europe. and in terms of trade _ scenario for europe. and in terms of trade with - scenario for europe. and in terms of trade with the - scenario for europe. and in | terms of trade with the us, scenario for europe. and in - terms of trade with the us, how concerned is europe over the potential tariffs coming in and under the trump administration? europe is concerned, but i am just back from a trip to washington and i think the main concern on the tariff site is that the tariffs will be directed towards china. if europe plays it well diplomatically it could handle it very well. we have also seen the commission president meeting trump

the world's two largest producers, brazil and vietnam had droughts and heavy rain this year which means quickly do you reckon you could climb up a 15 metre wall? 17—year—old eva hamilton has become the fastest women speed climber in the uk, completing the climb in 8.46 seconds. look at her goal. time now for ten seconds of some wicked nails. shea worked alongside cynthia erivo to create now designs for her character, elphaba, she also did cynthia's nails for the london premiere and said she cried when she saw the photos. you are caught up now. have a good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. liverpool on the brink of the last 16. a mo salah penalty gives them a sixth win in the champions league. victory for villa too — they score three to go third in the table, beating rb leipzig in germany. fifa is criticised for their "flawed process" to choose the host of the 2034 world cup. sole bidder saudi arabia is expected to be awarded the tournament. hello there. we start with the champions league and six wins from six means liverpool stay top of the table after beating gir

the 2nd biggest generator of plastic waste in the region after brazil. in 2023 mexican received more than a 154000 tons from the united states, followed far behind by all salvador, with more than 5000 tons. various environmental and g. o say the region has become a quote, dumping ground for richer countries, particularly the united states because of its proximity. in this episode of transforming business, we looked at the business behind plastic waste imports. and what companies in mexico and beyond are doing to reduce their plastic footprint, or like with all business, even if you're just selling garbage, the most important thing is that it's profitable in the united states. for example, it's much more expensive to process the plastic domestically that it is to send it to mexico, process it, and re imported companies linked a multi nationals like coca cola has been singled out in investigations such as the one carried out by peruvian digital media outlets. or public a or public guide, but we'll come back to that later. one reason to import plastic waste

after brazil, we're talking $5700000.00 tons annually was so much plastic within its borders. why is there also an import market? the so we're selling a button less because it, tim actually could, but i can finish the customer lives. what they did, the styles hold on the problem and vincent windows system. alicia vasquez is a professor and researcher as referring to the bottles made a p t plastic the easiest plastic to recycle i. yeah, it is complete. doesn't buy them then? no, i was maybe also noticing stucco salad and sport bash. last kind of the plastic was kind of symptom discipline, but as i said, i was interested in this space and then that's what i some big see. so now for a 2nd i am living today, so it's good for him. but as a status of my video, unless i can assume this open for land, for somebody in a public html, as that has to put in, i didn't have to move in the to the k. i those for me to send that in. zillow doesn't wanna go. what are those markets? well, mainly china trade in plastic waste has grown significantly since 1993 by 26 team. global imports had risen