haitian residents to a special her teen area with better facilities but 1st the results of their broner virus test were published on the municipalities web page violating a patient's right to confidentiality. the neighbors began throwing rocks and whirling insults at the haitians because a few of them had been confirmed to be caring coronavirus now they tell us that they feel even more discriminated and vulnerable than ever. in an isolated time listening post cuts through the noise leaving looking at another side of the market the information around the outbreak but the truth of it separating propaganda from fact it's reality. exposing the optics try and finish the rhetoric and play but they cannot manipulate the pirate listening post during flight guide to the media on al-jazeera. i am for me ok you're watching the stream and today we're going to delve into pandemic politics in brazil let me start here with an out of. headline brazil's coronavirus death toll now is the world's 2nd highest ninety's behind the united states why is that many a pointing to the leadership on the streets of

it and soon after a few reforms are passed and some of the statues of historical races are toppled broner down do you think that the fighting has needs to go deeper or are some of these moves correct and where do the protests go next what's the next change activists are calling for. or we are persis and calling for killer cops to be removed from the force we're persistent in calling for cops with a history of excessive force to be removed from the police force as well we're calling for the removal of the head of the minneapolis police federation bar crawl because of his own violent history as a police officer but also the fact that he is often called killer cops or roic in the public eye is which is just completely unacceptable so we're going to continue to demand those changes at the local level we're also pushing our state government to take action and to form an independent body that investigates police murder cases and that also has an independent special prosecutorial unit right now. there's a push back at the legislature to have those cases be reviewed by the attorney general for th

stephanie: i do not know if anyone missed talking about brexit, but very little has changed since the bronerince the coronavirus. when you look at what the u.k. and the eu are saying, kind of feels like 2019 all over again. my expectation in the next month is you see the usual push/pull. the reality with any trade negotiation is there is always a pantomime of massive disagreements, people threatening to walk away and ultimately coming together and finding a way forward. if we do not get that in the next month, because both sides do not see the july deadline as a crucial deadline for negotiations to continue, i think that is worth bearing in mind. i will see that through the autumn. it feels like on the brexit side we will get a repeat. the question mark is around the economic taft relations. some people think conservative politicians saying and no deal would be given covered by the overall damage by the coronavirus. you can easily turn that argument on its head and say things are already terrible, the economy is already on its knees. the last thing businesses want is another sort of huge unc