royal caribbean is carrying nearly $24 billion in debt.hough it has paid down most of its short-term obligations, the debt still looms large. it is a dark cloud over the cruise industry. jukka: the valuations for the major cruise lines have gone down, and the debt levels are very high. so, they will have difficulties to receive more debt and it might be very high interest rates. jason: the debt we took on, half of it was in order for us to deal with not operating for those 18 months and ramping our business back up. carol: staying alive. jason: staying alive. that's right. the other half was because we were growing and taking on new ships. those new ships we get incredible export credit financing for. we have done a lot of re-financing and we believe over the coming years, we are going to be in a better place to do two things. one is de-leverage, and the other is improve our rating. that will lower our capital cost. carol: are you comfortable with that level of debt and being able to service it? naftali: well, we are not happy with it. we

e caribbean crisis for all mankind is the understanding of the unacceptability of the use of nucleart is why, literally in a few years, the vast majority of the world's countries will sign a treaty on the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons, which until today is the basis of the general nonproliferation regime, the ussr agreed with us demand for the withdrawal of soviet missiles from the territory of cuba in exchange for respect for the territorial integrity of cuba and guarantees not to interfere in the internal affairs of this country also announced the withdrawal of american missiles from the territory of turkey and italy in early november, scuba missiles were taken out on november 21, america lifted the naval blockade december 12, 1962. the soviet side completed the withdrawal of personnel of missile weapons and equipment in soviet american relations since then a number of very important agreements have been signed agreements aimed at e, limiting and reducing nuclear signals of this salt-1 and the treaty that did not enter into force salt-2, the cis two two current start-3, if no

i mean for a caribbean island, it was ancient. it had wonderful buildings and everything, people up and down all day long. and it was just little by little buried by layer after layer of mudflows. i might mention this is probably the most dangerous place to be on montserrat, right here, because if that big mass of material that's up on the dome still, 400 or 500 degrees centigrade, was to have a regional earthquake or something, a pyroclastic flow could be down here in minutes. i mean, it would cover the pier. so we're all pointing in that direction, ready to go, in case that happens. - oh, with the cars, you mean? - yeah, that's why everybody parks facing that direction, so that we can make a quick getaway. - that's interesting. (david lea) we're on the main street, going into plymouth. that's a gas station. that's a texaco station, believe it or not. there were gas pumps right here. that roof, you know, that was over top, that was probably 15 feet down to where the gas pumps are. and there was a big texaco sign right across the

today's prices that would be $82 billion for the benefit of the people of latin america and the caribbean. nonetheless this has been the only important thing really that has been done in terms of operation for development in our continent -- continent and more than half a century. therefore, i holds that this is the moment for us to determine to do away with this abandonment, this disdain and this fruit get fullness of latin america and the caribbean, which is close to the policy of the titan of freedom and liberty, fdr. and starting with you, because there would be no other leader. -- no other leader that could implement this enterprise's beginning with you to start a new stage with you, mr. president, the nations and people of the continent to ask for respect and aid and help and assistant. president biden, you hold the key in your hand to open and substantially improve the relationship among all the countries of the american continent. i know this is a controversial initiative, i'm very much aware of the facts that its implementation in place many difficulties. but, i also believe that

there was one part when i talked about john quelch when he went down to the caribbean and not the caribbean we went down off brazil during their gold rush and was plundering ships. there was a danish pirate who they met along the way one of the ships they plundered he decided he wanted to become a pirate. but they need demanded a bigger cut of the share and the other guy said forget that and they just dropped them off on an uninhabited part of the south american coast. who knows what happened to him? excellent talk excellent. thank you. so two questions actually my first how would you characterize or describe blackbeard's relationship to caesar? because he does briefly come up in the book and this is something i'm personally trying to find more out about in regard to race and slavery amongst piracy. i did not find much more than the couple of references to caesar, especially in the final battle on ocracoke island. i don't i don't think anybody's written tried to write a book about caesar. although people have tried have written books about ann bonnie mary reed, even though there's only a pa

caribbean unity with here brazil reported, as i understand that it returns all varnish. and this will allow resuming the activities of this all -regional association, a in the near future. uh, we hope that the silak will raise his voice, and in the process of solving the key issues that arise in the course of the formation of that very polar world that we all talk about and brazil brix member argentina has announced its interest to also join this association. as far as i understand, there are also a number of other latin american countries. uh, such intentions we are willing to cooperate. uh, at this stage, through the uh brix plus format , there is an understanding on this in the five, together with chinese friends, we are actively working to agree on the criteria by which other countries can join the brix countries to work together and probably, uh, if it would be useful to talk about the interests of the entire latin american region, to within the framework of the village. those issues that are put on the brix agenda were considered so that the latin american countrie

there was one pirate when i talk about john wells when you talk to the caribbean. not the caribbean, down off brazil during their gold rush and was plundering ships. there was a danish pirate who they met along the way. one of the ships they plundered. he decided he wanted to be a pirate. but then he demanded a bigger cut of the share. and the other guys said forget that, and they just dropped him off on an uninhabited part of the south american coast. who knows what happened to him? >> excellent talk, so two questions actually. my first. how would you characterize or describe black beard's relationship to the caesar? because he does briefly come up in the book and this is something i'm personally trying to find more out about in regards to race in slavery among piracy. >> i did not find much more than the couple of references to caesar. especially in the final battle on okra coke island. i don't, i don't think anyone's trying to write a book about caesar although people have written books about anne bonnie, very read in those when the patient half of real informat

thousands of caribbean migrants _ britain 500 jamaicans.sands of caribbean migrants who came i britain 500 jamaicans. thousands of caribbean migrants who came to i britain 500 jamaicans. thousands of caribbean migrants who came to the uk from the late 19405 legally had the right to remain in the uk. but they were wrongly cla55ed the right to remain in the uk. but they were wrongly classed as a legal citizens because of home office mistakes and hostile immigration policy. mistakes and hostile immigration oli . ., ,~ mistakes and hostile immigration oli . ., _. ., policy. four years on from the scandal they _ policy. four years on from the scandal they have _ policy. four years on from the scandal they have only - policy. four years on from the i scandal they have only resolved less than half of the compensation claims they promised, and now they are trying to quietly drop some of the recommendations that they had accepted. recommendations that they had acce ted. , ., recommendations that they had acce ted. , . recommendations that they had a

we have an observer status at the caribbean states association were american. so we have regular contacts with america sewer with andy and community. mm hm. with alba community as far as understand if you could also find it 2nd life and we'll be very happy about it. no, you don't succeed through. we also appreciate that what you ask and not a single country from latin america or the caribbean, except for maybe the bahamas. you please see you was going to this usa joined the and to ration sanctions. we export. as a result, our expert to the latin americans real closely with has increased by almost lucy, looks 10 percent lives. we have strengthened cultural and humanitarian ties. mostly, quite recently, moscow, st. petersburg and other countries celebrated 100 years since the birth of an outstanding scientist. you re can resolve who as it is known, deciphered the maya script. and he is very celebrated for that in mexico and other countries in the region. what you really council thousands of latin american solutions and majority of them. cubans, beautiful richards

rain edging into western areas of chew, but lots of sunshine breaking through the cloud. across the caribbean. some heavy falls for costa rica as well as panama. but for the worst of the wet weather, we have to look to coastal areas of brazil. that sure weather update. ah, ah, al jazeera, with every oh i ah, a potential breakthrough for ukraine. 0 moves closer to providing advanced battle tanks to keep their reports that germany may do the same. also several top ukrainian officials resigned or dismissed over accusations of corruption in the biggest government shakeup says the war began. ah, hello, how robin watching out there, alive from doha, also coming up. anti government demonstrators and perry remain defined despite calls from the president for truce new zealand label leader chris hipkins is officially sworn in as the new prime minister now after the shock resignation of just into arden. i brought mcbride in japan at the leading expos wearable devices. in the very home of the gadget. welcome to the program for weeks. ukraine has been pleading its western allies for battle tanks to bolste

, chris hipkins turns out to not does not really have the sort of, you know, just cinder are the caribbean. huh. he's much more, a sort of pragmatic politician. you might say, he said that he wants to focus on bread and butter issues that indicate the might move away from some of the cinder turns policies. but certainly he wants to address the cost of living crisis. when i went to his constituency on tuesday and i spoke to some of his constituents, they will basically said that main worry at the moment was the economy. and the sense that you said and was becoming a less equal society. but you know, he doesn't have long because that's going to be an election in 9 months. and at the moment, labor is trailing. the conservatives by more than 6 points, 6 points. so he doesn't have a lot of time to turn things around in labor favor. so what sort of re sent that will be to, to seem to say, security forces and pearl have fired tear gas of thousands of anti government protesters in the capital, lima, demanding presidency. and the was a resignation. new elections. but what a is called for a national

has said it will propose further targets for sanctions as gang violence worsens on the caribbean island of haiti. on tuesday, they said the situation was spiraling out of control and renewed calls for an international force to restore order. poverty and lawlessness are rampant in the country. powerful gangs now control much of the capital city with many hoping to claim asylum abroad to flee the violence. listen to a representative from the u.n. >> gangs have increasingly resorted to the deliberate killing of men, women, and children as young as 10 years old have been brutally raped, attacked, spread fear and destroys the social fabric of communities under the control of rival gangs. anchor: time for a look at the top business news. i'm joined on the set by brian quinn. starting with a major antitrust action against google in the u.s. >> the u.s. justice department has filed a lawsuit against google, accusing it of anticompetitive practices in the company's digital advertising business. rescuers are being joined by eight u.s. states, including google's home state of california. the compl

and i say there are important hunting areas in los gatos mosquitoes in the caribbean. areas of columbia and venezuela and where between 801-2000 turtles are 100 each year on the nicaraguans side. in some areas, eating turtle meat is part of indigenous culture. hunting is still allowed, their tourists are only allowed on the beach if they're accompanied by a local guide, they all have to wear dark clothing, so they don't disturb the turtles. with it, we accompany the park rangers during their nightly inspection. the number of tourists per group is limited. there is a fine if the rules are ignored, that he has yet to put it on an order. he. 12 members of the community who are skilled trackers have been trained to look for the turtles on the beach. they inform the tourist guides where and when the females are laying their eggs so they can bring their tourist groups there. ah. but 1st everyone has to have a ticket fill. if i thought up they get an invoice that sizes to permit and informs the taurus of the sector de schedule and a number of people in the group. i local tourism is well organi

anchor: leaders from across latin america and the caribbean have begun their annual summit in argentinameeting marks the return of brazil which left under the previous administration. president lula da silva wants to strengthen ties in the region. reporter: the representatives from latin america and the caribbean are in buenos aires to discuss integration development but also how to face the challenges this part of the world is facing today. this regional form was created in pretty 10 during what was known at that time composed of centerleft and left-wing leaders in latin america. it was created to counter the influence of that united states. the leaders celebrated the return of brazil to this regional forum. in the 19 during the government of scheier bolsonaro, he announced brazil is leaving this forum. president lula da silva said brazil should never have left. >> in my first two terms in office, i dedicated myself to the task of building a latin america based on trust and bonds. it is with great joy and special satisfaction that brazil is back in the region and ready to work side-by-

in the caribbean areas of columbia and venezuela, where between $812000.00 turtles, are hunted each year on the nicaraguan side. in some areas, eating turtle, meat is part of indigenous culture. hunting is still allowed. there. tourists are only allowed on the beach if they're accompanied by a local guide. they all have to wear dark clothing, so they don't disturb the turtles live, but we accompany the park rangers during their nightly inspection. the number of tourists per group is limited. there's a fine if the rules are ignored, that you don't see at them. but as an inverter, he 12 members of the community who are skilled trackers have been trained to look for the turtles on the beach. they informed the tourist guides where and when the females are laying their eggs so they can bring their tourist groups, they're blue, but 1st everyone has to have a ticket fill. if i thought up they get an invoice that side to permit and informs the taurus of the sector, the schedule, and a number of people in the group. i local tourism is well organized, but monitoring the area is challenging a up in

it's one of the animals most important nesting sites on the caribbean coastline of central america. ploy taylor lives in tor to guido. when the turtles have the patrols the beach to protect them, things used to be very different from the lead on the runway. so there was an isolated place for survival, didn't revolve around money like it does today with tourism. and so we have mr. kill the turtles. we atheism, away the meat like we ate. the fin was the turtles have already traveled up to 2000 kilometers by the time they arrive at the beach to lay their eggs in the portal where national park for different species of sea turtles lay their eggs on tor to where beach, including hawks bill and leatherback turtles. gloria aguiro is a biologist with a tour to wear of sea turtle conservancy. she's concerned because climate change is making the sand warmer and the higher the temperature, the fewer males are born. this poses yet another danger to the turtles survival. that means don't, don't get that can nothing out of a 1000 baby turtles. only one turns back to lay eggs on the beach. allah flag th

this does not mean the shot itself, it means, uh, yes, uh, another caribbean crisis there., that's for sure, but uh, i don't think i'm going to try to explain any of this. why and actually what to do? i really believe you. these are the so-called false panels, i use uh, or rather, as if mediators in the war. the united states is at war with us. in addition, 10 explained what she meant. just like so many experts, the most responsible western americans say yes there is a war, they are straight they are exactly what they are doing. that's how all statements are. here, if you read, uh, in addition to anna lena burbock is wonderful, what western politicians say, they say, precisely that no, we are not a country of conflicts. here we are not de jura party to the military conflict. not with russia. show where my participation is not, american citizens. well, i don't know. we do not follow my freedom of movement biden. refused two people who say so. clearly presented there, she says, we do not have information about this location in terms of everything that our world believes in pa

. - what is the caribbean? no. cris. what is royal caribbean? that's the name of the cruise line.. ships & boats, $800. - sean. - what's a ferry? - that's right. - ships & boats, $600. - jacqueline. - what is a canoe? no. cris. what is kayak? - that's the boat. - 50 states, $400. - jacqueline. - who is nixon? - right. - 50, $200. your initial reaction would be correct. it's the state whose flag is seen here. cris. what is north carolina? - yes, it is. - "c" in literature, $400. - sean. - who is caspian? - that's correct. - toying with you, $1,000. - cris. - what is a slinky? it's fun for a girl or a boy. yes. toying, $800. - cris. - what is play-doh? - don't eat play-doh. yes. - mystery, $800. - cris. - what is a paradox? a liar's paradox is correct. you have $4,600 and the lead. you can all relax for a moment. we're gonna take a quick commercial break. back after these words. [applause] closed captioning sponsored in part by... jacqueline liao of pittsburgh is an engineer but also a pilot. tell me about your aviation. i've always loved planes ever since i was young. and when i wa

after all, this is a person who was already quite mature when there was a caribbean crisis, this is a person who came here and met with gromyko, and in contrast to a huge number of presidents. before him, advisers cannot fool him. like it was with trump, like it was with young obama, tell him something and stress that they know this topic. better biden, professional international. why is he behaving like this? irresponsibly, i have absolutely no words, except that here is the thirst to show myself. here is a strong leader of the dark day was not afraid to take responsibility for the failure of the operation against cuba. although he didn’t plan it, yes, he was not afraid to seem like a weakling, when he actually succumbed to khrushchev and pulled out jupiter missiles from turkey, but the truth must be said, there were no social networks then. he was going to, uh, get them out of there under all conditions, so i would

the winds are blowing in some rain across the caribbean coast of nicaragua, coast rica and panama. and for the top end of south america, storms extend from kito to brazil, yet to the southeast to brazil. and for brazil's state of heal john j, the soul of the capital port to allegro, your temperatures are gonna shoot up in the days to come about 37 degrees while above average. for this time of the year, we'll see soon take care the the. ready ready ready ah, hello, i'm robot this, and this is the news are alive from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes, a comp on, on corruption in ukraine. the deputy defense minister, resigns and several governors are dismissed after president zalinski vase to route out misconduct. another my shooting in the us state of california, at least 7 people who killed their san francisco. a human rights group follows a criminal complaint against me and laws military to hold them responsible for genocidal war crimes. and jam packed streets around an ancient temple in northern india, we reported the redevelopment plans making locals. i angry. i'm far as smal

uh, the calculations of the caribbean crisis was 13-14 days, and rolled back. now it seems that most people live. here in this you know, uh, twitter tik-tok paradigm. it should be very beautiful and bright to say on television. you need to make a very nice meme. yes, and the fact that then millions of people are washed with blood. i, as a person dealing with military issues for more than 25 years before the maidan, i traveled a lot to ukraine, so i was amazed all the time there, and how much the people are, well let's say so neutral or about russian and as far as as soon as a person. it popped out from somewhere . he immediately instantly became a terrible russophobe. i remember how i was told in the ministry of defense that even under yanukovych yes, the problem was to transfer money to crimea to our servicemen. they tried to take away the lighthouses from us. we were constantly put up with some kind of obstacles, and therefore no one understands that the russian start was almost a year ago, a special military operation. it was truly an ultimatum. we have done

the windrush scandal — when thousands of british people, many arriving from the caribbean in the 1950ss — is again the source of pain and disappointment. the head of the official inquiry — which reported three years ago — says that crucial recommendations have now been dropped by the home secretary suella braverman. the report had previously been accepted in full by boris johnson's government. our community affairs correspondent adina campbell reports. we couldn't get a doctor's appointment... janet mckay and her partner anthony bryan say their lives have been torn apart because of the windrush scandal. i couldn't plan any part of my life. if i needed to go up the road i had to borrow money. i couldn't work, couldn't sign on. i couldn't go to the doctors. i had to go to a&e because i couldn't go to the dentist. there's lots of things i couldn't have done and that put a lot of stress on me. like many other victims, they are still waiting for compensation from the home office. they say the money will only repair some of the damage. but today's government announcement has caused even more

they were actually traded down to the caribbean, down to to the into slave markets of the caribbean. and they were actually put on a ship, the name of the ship was the ship desire. and they were sent down a ship that had been built in new england. it was built with new england timber, and this ship was sent down to the caribbean and they were sold these the men boys were sold in exchange for african enslaved people. and so those people would then go on the ship, desire and come back up to massachusetts. and this was a very important moment in history because. this was the first time that enslaved african people sold in new england. and this was 1638. so remember, talked about kind of all of these dates, 16, 19, 16, 27 with new york and now 1638 here with the desire. now this becomes the policy. this becomes something that people are looking to do. they start to see how this is a way both dispossess indigenous people of their of their homelands and also make some money and be kind of a lasting way to to claim the land and so i want to talk a little bit about how they did this right. s

caribbean. looking at the everyday arctic artifacts recovered from the pirate ship silver coins, cutlery, pewter plates, a teapot, the shoulder blade of a pirate pistols, canon navigation instruments, medical supplies and even a size five shoe a leg and silk stocking. i realized these mythological figures were mere ordinary men. the legend of the captain samuel bellamy and his love interest, maria hallett told me that pirates had connections only and they had families, community links that don't think much about. as i was researching my dissertation turn previous book, the pirate next door the untold story of 18th century pirates wives, families and communities. i kept encountering evidence of this mysterious woman who seemed, oddly, on the peripry, the story of the notorious captain kidd. even the influential and authoritative early sourcebook on pirates called a general history of the robberies and of the most notorious pirates by captain charles johnson did not include in the lengthy chapter

we are not specialists in the armies of the caribbean with you.ey tell you that the soviet union there grenada bought weapons from the soviet union for 58 million dollars, because, well, maybe we sold weapons there are different, but by the state. and at the end at the end, but very accurately tells the composition of the army. hmm pilot whales and what weapons he had in service. we learn something, only there are 10 armored personnel carriers. he had anti-aircraft installations, the most primitive ones there. you see , you understand that here it is the colossal one - this is a former english colony that received the right to internal self-government in 1967, and in 1974 independence as part of the commonwealth led by great britain a few years before the operation, the sea came to power with bishop, who was really considered the soviet leader. however, it was difficult to imagine how grenada could turn into a junior satellite, cuba, given the fact that grenada was and still remains one of the members , and the commonwealth of nations and at the t

the fact that the caribbean crisis did not turn into a nuclear confrontation is an undoubted merit of american and soviet diplomats. uh, in his famous memoir, the ambassador of the soviet union to the united states of america anatoly dobrynin wrote in great detail. uh, those difficult days in october 1962 , when, fortunately for all of us, diplomacy triumphed today, the russian foreign ministry, despite all anti-russian sentiments, continues to work and, among other things, makes a lot of efforts to prevent distortion of historical facts at the present stage, russia is a state , which has survived for 30 years, and the rapid process of development has undergone a very serious transformation from the state, which was written off, believed that everything the russian federation is gone. from the world arena, that now it is possible to use our resources , our capabilities first of all, and in their own selfish interests to the state, which are a full-fledged political economic military social humanitarian. whatever the center of the modern world, and therefore, when the state is strength

and for the caribbean central america, the winds are blowing in some brain across the caribbean coast of nicaragua, costa rica and panama, and for the top end of south america. storms extend from kito to brazil, yet to the southeast of brazil. and for brazil's state of hill grungy to saul at the capital port allegro, your temperatures are going to shoot up in the days to come about $37.00 degrees while above average for this sum of the year. we'll see you soon. take care. ah, i cannot look my phone with my face. you can access your bank account with your voice. unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification. the biometrics, a fall from 1st convenience and seeming infallibility, comes across most crucially our private in the 4th of a 5 part series ali re addresses the appropriation of our most personal characteristics. all hail the algorithm on the agenda with whole lou ah, and again, you're watching out 0 mind about top stories this hour and a report by the committee to protect journalists, joseph, 2022 was the deadliest here for media wor

. >> joe: do you say caribbean or caribbean? go to joe's house and see how ashley and joe say them different. joe, thank you. >> joe: okay, chiefs, by the way. >> todd: with that in mind, we know who is heading to the super bowl. joe just gave it away, in the afc, ashley strohmier kansis city chiefs, fighting stros between now and two weeks from now, played the bengals after game-winning drive led by who else but patrick mahomes? >> still got a chance, take your time and take the shot down. patrick mahomes rolling out on third and four, going for the -- marker and got the out of bounds to stop it. flag coming in to put them 15 yards closer. from 45 yards. all the way, it's done. >> todd: couple things, we could let this have go longer, i want tony romo in my ear telling me what to do. that set up the game-winning field goal, chiefs take it 23-25, not happy, controversy with 10 minutes bengals stop the chiefs, however, refs ordered a do over. first down after penalty. chiefs star kelce sending a message to those who talked smack.

today's prices that would be $82 billion for the benefit of the peoples of latin america and thee caribbean. nonetheless this has been the only important thing really that's been done in terms of cooperation for development in our continent in more than half a century. doing with this abandonment and disdain and this forgetfulness for latin america countries close to the policy of the titan of freedom and liberty, fdr family. there'd be this implement of the enterprise beginning with you and starting a new stage with you, president, the nation as a continent asking with respect this is a complex converse y'all conversation but it implies many difficulties, but i also believe that there's no better act to guaranteeing the prosperous will be peaceful fair and just will be the future of our people's and fellow men and women and also the all the people in the future generations to come. strengthening our fraternal relationship with the world and differences and sovereignties so no one is behind and all of us together we can seek the beautiful utopia of freedom, liberty, equality, and true democ

of us dollars warrior saice the summit of the latin american community opened on tuesday and the caribbeanome a logical continuation of the bilateral argentinean brazilian garden and the heart of latin america sergey lev early in the morning, bolivia enters the store exactly there. here the city of laha, it is believed that they sell the most delicious bread to bring. when it was really very tasty, i was just baking the bread and took the back line, but my plan was a multi-move one. i'm taking stalks of whiskey money and brazilian. now let's try some while we wait, freshly baked bread will be transported from the outback. bolivia, the blazing center of the argentine war of the isara, president of brazil lula and his new wife arrived at the pool with the first of all the guests of the community of latin america and the caribbean for lula this is also the first visit after taking office, he emphasized refused the invitation to go with the first such on a visit to the usa a went to visit his neighbors in the argentines. when it was already night in moscow, they told how they were going to wor

kennedy after the caribbean crisis, when the us and the ussr still managed to agree and prevent a nuclearflict , was the hope that relations between america and the soviet union, if not friendly, then at least acceptable, moscow objectively had no reason to eliminate the young leader. even though the antagonistic state , john f. kennedy expressed his intention to completely withdraw from vietnam to start. peaceful dialogue with fidel castro untie the knots of the cold war and therefore much more he was hated by his own hawk foe racist mafia these facts stand. remind because the two kennedy brothers were like-minded people. on june 5, 1968, in the city of los angeles, at the ambassador hotel, 34-year-old senator robert kennedy, the brother of us president john f. kennedy, was mortally wounded, there is reason to believe that the true reasons for the assassination of robert, however , as well as john, have not yet been voiced e, june 5, just on that day when he won the primaries. she is really big. and indeed, it was a big and significant victory, and it’s not enough to turn the tide of not

joint operation with the customs supervision tax agency intercepted on december 5 sailboats of the caribbeanut 2.500 kg of cocaine, destined for the canary islands. as the spanish police later stated, the reason for such increased attention to this particular ship was the behavior of its crew . they had already visited the canary islands then, experts observing shipping drew attention to some features in the chosen routes of movement and parking lots, a number of these signs suggested that the crew conducts reconnaissance of the area and the pier for the subsequent delivery of contraband. drug smuggling is common on both sides atlantic last summer, the police confiscated three underwater drones, they were intended to transport drugs by sea from morocco ; they are commonplace, and for latin america, especially ply a lot between colombia and mexico. and in november 2019, a submarine with three tons of cocaine was found off the coast of spain. this is a historic operation, the first time such a boat has been intercepted in europe. this is a turning point . for the work of our special services,

he's the promotion of a free trade zone between the community of latin american and caribbean states and the other world powers, such as china, india, on the african union. now, you recall, i entered into a formal negotiation for a free trade agreement with china recently advancing and talked to form a new partnership. we heard from latin american caribbean studies, professor daniel sure, he said the new currency could lead to the end of a century long dependency on the u. s. dollar. think it's important to remember that both scenario, the key pillar of his power was that he was securely in the u. s. sphere of influence. and here we have a ruler who represents a new type of vanguard in terms of international relations, financial, brazil, but out of south america, this is no easy project to undo centuries and centuries of colonialism and decades and decades of dollars dependency in new york colonialism is no easy feat, economies thoroughly distorted through how many years of oppression and exploitation the importance of the seward of a united south american currency is the idea of int

we heard from latin american on caribbean studies, professor daniels sure. he says the new currency could lead to the end of a century long dependency on the u. s. dollar thing. it's important to remember that both sonata, the key pillar of his power, was that he was securely in the u. s. sphere of influence. and here we have who represents a new type of vanguard, in terms of international relations for notches brazil, but all of south america. this is no easy project to undo centuries and centuries of colonialism and decades and decades of dollars, dependency. and new colonialism is no easy feat. economies thoroughly distorted through how many years of oppression and exploitation the importance of the suit over united south american currency is the idea of integration among the southern exploiting countries in the end to these centuries long dependency on the dollar. so i think there's a lot of promising signs for the economies of the global south. and this of course, will be the death knell of the u. s. unipolar model. the u. s. has labeled the russian pri

the average for the likes of california now was move down south to central america and the caribbean. so much quiet to picture lots of sunshine to be found. some wet weather from that storm system. edging along the east coast of mexico pulling into the bay of cam petrucci. by wednesday we will see itself over to cuba. and the time we get into thursday with havana, seeing some of those thundering down pause by thursday. the temperature, however, sitting in the early thirty's. so lots of heat to be found here that you ever ah ah, poland says it's ready to send german made battle tax to ukraine without berlin's permission. if other eyes do the same. ah, i'm carried on to mrs ounce. is there a lot from dough house or coming up at least 7 people have been killed in a shooting in northern california, the suspect husband apprehended brazil's president is an argentine on his 1st international trip since returning to office. he's aiming to rebuild ties strained by his predecessor angry hair from townsend. he is opposition later and forward presidential candidates at 20. this is heading back ho

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and partners in asia, africa, latin america, and the caribbean. the fact that we, you pins purchase ellen gee on the world market must not lead to scarcity elsewhere . we will need alternatives for the roughly cbc2xb cubic meters of gas from russian pipelines missing from the word market, more renewables of course, but also temporarily additional guess resources. otherwise, there is a danger that without affordable gas emerging economies in particular might switch back to cold. this would be even more harmful to the environment. of course, we must avoid new lock and new path dependencies at all costs. by making new projects h o to ready from the very outset and being and by expanding renewables in parallel in the short term, this may lead to higher costs. how longer in the long term we all stand to safe. if the impact of climate change is less dramatic. in germany to switching to a climate friendly economy, we'll take efforts. we are talking about investments around 400000000000 euro for the expansion of renewables, between now and 2030 investment

the average for the likes of california now was move down south central america and the caribbean. so much quiet a picture of lots of sunshine to be found. some wet weather from that storm system . edging along the east coast of mexico pulling into the bay of cam petrucci. by wednesday, we will see itself over to cuba, but the time we get into thursday with havana, seeing some of those thundering down pause by thursday. the temperature however, sitting in the early thirty's. so lots of heat to be found here that you ever ah, the, from the al jazeera london, bro call center to people in thoughtful conversation. generally whenever you talk about race races, then people like to play with no host and no limitations. our society, i structural racism built into it. part one of 5 a shaheen and adam rather fed low paid people tend to be migrant. labor disproportionately women in terra, that ultimately comes down to prejudice. few d. b unscripted on al jazeera lou, lou, we'll come back to watching al jazeera mind. if i top stories this out. germany says it won't sound in the way of poland w

i'd be upcoming community of latin american in caribbean state summit. they're also expected to invite other countries in the region to join the currency block or to spanish correspondent give me a lazar know delgado has more move on. i let me know. the leveling went out, the 1st meeting between louis to national and cinema and alberto hernandez was held in an encouraging atmosphere and my ph. humans in the field of diplomatic relations . the brotherhood of the 2 nations was one topic, touched upon in particular, as well as the countries desire to become economic leaders again and moved always integration of the continent. in addition to ministers of the 2 countries signed agreements in the field of science and the economy as well as integration in financial in energy spheres. and daisy it is that argentina will exchange at gas for electricity from brazil. and none of their agreements signed touches upon corporation and antarctica. fernandez also mentioned the challenges that both countries face after the stepping down of governments of a completely diff