we are told that germany had offered chile to analyze soil samples from chile, in excavation sites, in german labs. at the german government's expense. so far, no samples are said to have arrived. why is the investigation stolen in chile? then the minister of justice and human rights emma lorraine is responsible for moving the investigation forwards. is also a long term supporter of the sect. why in the 19 ninety's he wrote about colonial digna dad, we the signatories, if this letter, greatly appreciate the work that this association has done. political scientist and stella has spent years research in the aftermath of colonial digna dad and considered the minister to be one of the chief obstacles to overcome in the past. man, this is the sort us how lorraine's the other one good. i think mr. lot, i mean, is keen to keep this issue under wraps in and out of the public eye. this code by this team i supply. this is where i would like to see greater commitment from the foreign office and this and the german government in this like young and realist on gosh more good psych that this issue w

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he said to my native country, chile, and the day the town of our rica. it installed adrica forget to places that have been connected my entire life wanted some unconnected by the mining company, alida and we'll either ah, mona had issued many people here a sig and thousands initially. they say it's because of the wasted at the beginning of all funded there are some to the waste that's left over after we've finished mining for gold back at home. after we'd extracted the precious metals from the or the melamine viewed and feel. we've made this film on to tell that story for that visa. awesome. hm. okay. yeah, i laugh so you're allowed to live. i'm your slim to death yet that next to me is now a lush. warping amber. my 1st question did. how do you feel about what your country to? well jennifer has brought here gala. do you mean the toxic waste? since okay. i think my country's responsible ones, i would and should do something to help all of you. i said, i'll go put that aside to that. ah, to amy in the mid 19 eighties when chili was ruled by a military dict

the diplomatic front, in particular, yesterday president zelenskyy held talks with the president of chile on on his twitter page, zelenskyi wrote that during a conversation with the newly elected president, gabriel borych, he discussed the possibility of involving chilean specialists in demining the territory of ukraine. we will talk about this with vladyslav bogorat, temporary chargé d'affaires of ukraine in the republic of chile. chile, well, geographically, again, the country is very far away, but in your opinion, are there currently those factors that bring us closer in this struggle, of course , today there was a very important telephone conversation between president volodymyr zelenskyi zelenskyi and the president of the sincere gabrilin boreche - this was very important for us because this was the first contact between the president and taking into account that the president of chile as far back as march of this year had access to the performance of his duties but despite this the chilean side already on march 24 thanks to of the work carried out in the work, a decision was made to

and to 150 years ago, the lion's share of chile belonged to the my poochie to day the poorest sector of society. but the concept of indigenous autonomy, recognition of indigenous laws and most of all returning land that in many cases is now occupied by non indigenous chilion families and industries horrifies many those had in your former social development minister alfredo moreno says it will cause more conflict, which nobody knows what is the glam, but it used to have doesn't have a meaning on time. what the land that they have 200 years ago, 100 years ago. yesterday they. then it says that that $3030.00 they can have the bill and government. they can have the, they would be out on the, was from the rest of the nation. chile would be only the 3rd country after ecuador and bolivia, to define itself as plur, you national. but that does not mean as some believe that chile would be split up into 11 independent indigenous states. no grandma, we have never proposed to install a different state. it must be understood that the july and state will not be divided with different laws. everythi

mercurial, the boston of chile and right. but others like that fellow, as well as lots of tv channels there editorial line of shows there was never any desire for this price. i felt like that the coverage has exposed a preference for the anecdotal over the big picture shown. and they've discredited the proof that y, exaggerating it's potential danger voice the heat added up, believe it'll get put in it. fee. oh, this own is fear. the impending structural changes then a new constitution might mean for chilling and it plays out in their coverage headlines, threatening economic instability. the states taking over the national bank pension is losing their savings and then the indigenous angle, their demands for rights and recognition, re cost in the media. stories of the chilean flag being replaced national anthems being rewritten the ends of the chilean republic. this information presented to the chilean public as a possible outcome of the constitutional referendum. in the mail, the comic i feel sent to certain narratives have b

for all you see and human al jazeera, santiago, chile. now such a rescue operation is expected to resume in northern italy. on monday, a day after part of a glassy collapsed killing 6 hikers had happened in the ma mulanda range. that's the largest and the dollar mike mountains. that collapse sent a torrent of ice snow and rock onto a popular trail 9 hike as also injured. and please say more than a dozen people could still be missing. or thousands of people in sydney have been told to leave their homes there after torrential rainbow. severe flooding to parts of australia's largest city emergency services have carried out dozens of rescues and even more rain is being forecast. barbara and group are reports, a suburb underwater and a flood clean up fast becoming a familiar event in hundreds of homes in the australian city of sydney. the local government says that could be was to come. we are now facing dangerous on multiple fronts, flash flooding, river rain, flooding, and coastal erosion in just one day. the sydney area experienced 4 times

the waste that's believed in ship to chile in the 1980s. this is dale, causing sirius hum to day said that a man julio, 800 people from a poor community in the desert of northern chile, have lost a claim against the swedish company. mm. with lisa it feels good to see that there are people who are pursuing the matter in a way that we as a feel make is on able to do it. kenyatta. if you don't tito from the court cases the result of 4 years of preparation which began after the release of a documentary film as much as the report showed children played in the pile of toxic waste which was full of arsenic lead, and mercury them at the waist came from sweden and bullied, and none of this would have happened if the waste had stayed in sweden to study. ah, we were struck by how symbolic how representative was of cases of this type. there are many, many situations like this around the world where typically multinational corporations based and develop countries do things overseas that they would never dream about doing in their own country. ah, louise

but despite or perhaps because of increasingly uncontrollable lang, conflict in south central chile, our recognition of indigenous chileans who make up 12 percent of this country took center stage in the writing of the new magna carta, neptune as soon as the, the new constitution begins by stating that chile is a social, democratic law based imploring national chilly has always been chlorine national. i, except no concentration before has ever recognized the existence of indigenous people while their scores of countries that recognize the culture and language of their indigenous nations with varying degrees of autonomy. chili's new constitution, if approved, would go further in reject or if there our constitution includes the restitution of ancestral land. and what we should see in many years through approval of various laws is much more land returned and distributed to indigenous communities. and to 150 years ago, the lion's share of chile belong to the my poochie to day the poorest sector society. but the concept of indigenous autonomy, recognition of indigenous laws and most of al

across the streets of santiago. chile has awoken. yes. to the new constitution approval, i approve when i look like that if they got the law it so seattle, in one of the characteristics of chillers society is that it occupies public spaces, political bureau. what these murals are forms of media communication in themselves . and from them we feel the qualified of what's happening or what we handle. what's happening is that on september the 4th, chileans will go to the polls to decide whether or not to ratify a new constitution who started in 2019 when of the use the simmering anger over glowing social inequality. a simple hike in the cost of metro fairs lit the few millions of jillions took to the streets, demanding an end to the free market system that it made commodities other things like health care education, pensions at their expense. to lead the charge. they voted in till his 1st socialist president in 50 years gabrielle body on the promise of change. change premised on one narrative thread. one unifying story targeting the curr

but there's a world that separates chile and chiloé.he people here call themselves chilotes before they call themselves chilean. it's very traditional, still, here. very close-knit community, d they help each other out... a lot. they actually have a word for it: la minga. that means "working together", "helping each other out". that's the chilote way. they're at a crossroad right now. there's a project of building a bridge that would link the continent to the island, and a lot of people are against it. they say that it would change the heart and soul of the island. and they'd rather have things the way they are now. (cyril christensen) if you see a map of chile, you see that in the southern part, the coast starts to crumble, and the biggest island in the very beginning of this crumbling is the island of chiloé, the gateway to patagonia. it's the second largest island in south america. it's the size of cyprus or puerto rico, for you to get an idea. it's 200 kilometers long, and 60 kilometers in its widest part. it is an archipelago, whic

up next ac documentary, looking at how toxic waste poisoned a city in chile, they'll forget, it gets all the latest news on our website that steve w dot com. i am eddie, my virginia. thanks for watching. ah interest in the global economy? our portfolio, d. w. business beyond, here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance. good, a step ahead with d w. business beyond hope we can go as i need a thump in the city for them. hey, what do you think it is? massive, i don't know who's i but there's lots of austin. they try oxide around here. yeah. are snacking? wow . after the 7th the anyway, this is the cemetery. thing . she's buried here. i believe her death was caused by all the arsenic and blood. we have here day you'll see a bay. i still asked myself why i was never a to see her medical records. but again, why is that? he was alone. i wasn't even allowed to take a picture of her if she lost her hair due to the chemotherapy him was completely bald database. yep. every time i wanted to take a photo of her, she said no mama, no. she didn't want

saturdays, fine, we'll leave it there for now, but don't go anywhere because doc film takes us to chile, where toxic waste devastated city residents are now suing over that case. question if last b dot com or just stay with us will have more soft our with our interest in the global economy, our portfolio d w. business beyond. here's a closer look out the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance. good. a step ahead with d. w. business beyond. who can i put something in a 2nd level. hey, what do you think it is? most it i don't know. but there's lots of austin. they try outside around here. yeah. are snacking will? ah, if there is 7th avenue, this is the cemetery. think she's buried here. i believe her death was caused by all the arsenic and blood we have here day. you'll see a bay. i still asked myself why i was never allowed to see her medical records. but again, why is that? he was alone. i wasn't even allowed to take a picture of her if she lost her hair due to be chemotherapy him was completely bald late of a ship every time i wanted to take a photo of her, she

no, it's not the same. media ownership in chile is very concentrated and positioned ideologically, and mercurial, the boston of the chalet and right of his lot at fella as well as lots of tv channels that editorial line of shine. there was never any desire for this process of the coverage has exposed a preference for the anecdotal over the big picture shown and they've discredited the process. that's why exaggerating its potential danger boy the he that look believe, look at look in it. feet. oh, this own is fear, dim, pending structural changes, then a new constitution might mean for chilling. and it plays out in their coverage headlines, threatening economic instability. the states taking over the national bank pension is losing their savings. and then there's indigenous angle, their demands for rights and recognition, re cost in the media. stories of the chilean flag being replaced national anthems being rewritten the ends of the chilean republic. this information presented to the chilean public as a possible outcome of the constitutional referendum in the mail. the gal, monica john

right smith, for the past 3 years, chile has undergone sweeping political change. it began in 2019 with a social uprising which led to the election last year of governing board each. the most left wing president barris in salvador allende. and now there's a referendum coming in september on a new constitution. it is a far more progressive legal framework than the current constitution written in 1980 when the country was under military rule. and general augusta pinochet's among the more influential players in the referendum campaign, are too powerful media conglomerates, elmer puleo, and co pay. so they prospered, underpin or shade they both got into bed with him and have since reap the rewards of life in a neo liberal economy. the corporate concentration that tends to come with that diversification of the media sector, for example, is just not in their interest. the listening posts. marcella pizarro now from santiago on what's at stake for news organizations covering chili's constitutional referendum. ah, if you want to know what's going on in chile, just take a lo

i'm to see a newman in santiago, chile, where a new constitution has just been presented. the question is, will jillions approve it? ah, home. on the day off the 4th july, the 5th of july prospects change whilst we have this clear area from the satellite picture, which is the holiday wards, if you like, with big area of high pressure, everything's moving in this john directions. the storms here in the upper midwest are going across the plane across the great lakes towards new england, and the same is true of the eastern states, shout breaking out here, leaving it sways of the midwest down through the southern plains dry. there's rain to the west. the big shall see. black again. no, wasn't states. you'll notice. rather than sudden stays. most of texas is dry. the 4 corners here. yes, there's rain falling in. it sure is welcome and more pacific coast as rain, light rain coming down towards san francisco as well. we saw some pretty big chars in dominican republic and they could be repeated same through track cuba and the bahamas is not that unusual. hurricane balmy remains of

and to 150 years ago, the lion's share of chile belong to them. i put it to day, the poorest sector of society. but the concept of indigenous autonomy, recognition of indigenous laws and most of all returning land that in many cases is now occupied by non indigenous chilion families and industries horrifies many those had been, you were former social development minister algorithm would angel says it will cause more conflict, which nobody knows what is the glen both used to have, doesn't have a meaning on thyme. what the land that they have 200 years ago, 100 years ago, yesterday they. then it says that that 3030, they can have the own government. they could have the, they would be out on the was from the rest of the nation. chile would be only the 3rd country after ecuador and bolivia to define itself as plural, nashville. but that does not mean as some believe that chile would be split up into 11 independent indigenous states, no gamma. we have never proposed to install a different state. it must be understood that the july and state will not be

salmon farming arrived in chile in the 1980s.e than 1,500 farms like this one, providing over 70,000 jobs and $5 billion worth of exports. it's a huge boost to chile's economy. but this rapid growth comes at a price. the farms are taking over traditional fishing territories. it's feared that their way of life will disappear. [ speaking foreign language ] >> he's been fishing these waters all his adult life. >> it isn't just the fishermen that are taking a hit. it's the environment, too. to control disease among the captive fish, hundreds of tons of antibiotics are poured into the pens. this may keep the salmon healthy, but it contaminates the surrounding waters. also the cages sometimes break, and while that provides sea lions with an easy meal, atlantic salmon are an invasive species. they prey on native wildlife, disrupting the food chain and threatening the balance of the ecosystem. for sergio it's clear what needs to be done. >> though outbreaks of disease need to be prevented, the government has introduced incentives to redu

still ahead on al jazeera, i'm to see anyone in santiago, chile, where a new constitution has just been presented. the question is with proven trends, you rain tens of thousands of people on evacuation alert and more down pause forecast for eastern strand ah, the journey has begun. the 3 full world copies on its way to catherine book, your travel package today. there are still heat wave warnings in sardinia and cecily and rossetto italian male and broke her record. i tempted to still quite often the bulk of this massive thunderstorms is with a cold front. so the real hot weather is being pushed slowly out of the way it generates thunderstorms, as it goes in and these are spreading through eastern europe. so they've got to be in poland later on tuesday and they'll start to show up around sarajevo behind it. the weather is fine. the sunny's out is not particularly cold, as you might expect behind the code for an event. if anything's going to slowly war, i think over the next couple of days. but this could be significant rain in these thunderstorms. it runs slowly out through eastern europ

hi, it's winter in southern chile, home to the a legacy or patagonia in cyprus. one of the world's 2 oldest proven tree species. that's where we meet up with environmental scientists, jonathan, but each of each from the university of paris in the, unless in national park, a unique, temperate rain forest or them. he actually grew up here, when his grandfather was a par granger, he was the one who discovered a new challenger to the world's oldest recorded non colonial tree. a 4853 year old bristle. com pine in california. but each of each is taking us to meet great grandfather, the nickname of the legacy he estimates is almost 5500 years old. but 1st, he demonstrates the traditional method for determining the age of trees or by using a special drill or increment core to remove a 5 millimeter sample, the length of the trees radius here, if you got a cor, well, you can see rings as like a barcode days then you're drawing for me to, to, to numbers. then read these numbers. we build models of how the tree growth, unlike satellite data that goes back no more than 40 yea

i'm the scene human in santiago, chile, where a new constitution has just been presented. the question is, will julia's approval? and will tell you why farmers in the netherlands are not happy with the government's new environmental role. the journey has begun. the 34 world carp is on its way to catherine book, your travel package to day. now most a china from north to south has a chance of seeing big chairs. you can see what the obvious ones are. this. he isn't as frightening as it looks. it's not typhoon, it's a tropical spin. as tropical depression that carries a lot of rain with it. so be flooding in southern parts of japan as it moves through during tuesday and wednesday, the winds with it probably below gale force is not a big problem. they'll be flooding from the rain. and that's true also, i think in china, this is the remains of chopper, which was a typhoon down here. so it's still got some of that input and we bring, yep, some warmth anyway from the so. so expect some flooding in this part of china. i think that should miss beijing, south of this and the lines of

this is the aftermath of the latest attack against chiles. multi $1000000000.00 forestry industry by an indigenous my put a rebel group in the south central part of the country for an hour to fear on congress is approval of the government's request for yet another extension of a state of emergency in the al kenny, a region wasn't surprising, but it's come with a high dose of ridicule against left wing president. gabrielle bought each. let me offer seneca club. i got a bit of it though, the same people who are highly placed in government to day and who not only attacked the previous government strategy, but voted against all the extensions of a state of emergency last year. had the nerve to come here to ask us for the 4th time to approve the same measure. conservatives voted in favor of allowing the army to patrol alongside militarized police in the rest of region. but several left wing deputies from body to his own coalition, especially the communist party, voted against the measure. they accused the president of betraying his electoral promise to promote dialogue and not use force.

in chile, the final draft of the new constitution will be presented shortly. to lands, we'll have to approve it in a referendum scheduled for september. one of the most controversial articles concerns the role of the indigenous population. our latin america editor lucio newman reports. how many were amazed of his shocked when the lease alone clung and indigenous mer poochie woman was chosen to leave till his constitutional convention? 2 years ago it would have been unthinkable, ah, but despite or perhaps because of an increasingly uncontrollable lank conflict in south central chile with ignition of indigenous chileans who make up 12 percent of this country took center stage in the writing of the new magna carta. napoleon nationally, the new constitution begins by stating that chile is a social democratic law based employee. national state chilly has always been plural, national. i, except no concentration before has ever recognized the existence of indigenous people while their scores of countries that recognized the culture and language of their indigenous na

the writing of the new magna carta. napoleon as in any, the new constitution begins by stating that chile is a social democratic law based employee. national state chilly has always been plural, national. i, except no concentration before has ever recognized the existence of indigenous people while their scores of countries that recognized the culture and language of their indigenous nations with varying degrees of autonomy, chili's new constitution if approved, would go further and reject or if there, our constitution includes the restitution of ancestral land and what we should see in many years through approval of various laws is much more land returned and distributed to indigenous communities. and to 150 years ago, the lion's share of chilly belong to the my poochie to day the poorest sector of society. but the concept of indigenous autonomy, recognition of indigenous laws and most of all returning land that in many cases is now occupied by non indigenous chilion families and industries horrifies many those had in your former social development minister alfredo moreno says it will ca

not surprising that chile hiked by 75 basis points. we member we also had a surprise upside with the bank of canada hiking rates by a full percentage point earlier today as well. annabelle: what we are seeing is the rush among policymakers to be following the fed and hiking rates. what is happening is central bankers being perceived to be slow to do that, exchange rates are being punished. the yen, one of the weakest against the g10 space over the past session. in the emerging markets space, the philippine peso, indian rupee another gainesville -- another good example. the ecb as well, having to come out after below parity following the cpi print saying it is sensitive to the impact of price pressures on the exchange rate. you hong kong dollar as well, the monetary authority forced to spend $1.6 billion to defend the peg. how we are looking for the equity set up across asia this thursday, we're looking to pretty mixed trading at the start. if we can change now, taking a look at the future space as well. kiwi stocks coming online. conti

i'm to see a new in in santiago, chile, where a new constitution has just been presented. the question is, will jillian prove it? ah, with at least one more day of thunderstorms, dangerously rumbling around the alpine region. i say that because it's still quite warm here. there's big thunderstorms and so yes, they do give that risk to breaking bits off classes as we've seen already in the italian alps. that days tuesday, they are becoming lesser and they're moving. so the east was that cold front with year behind. it's slightly less warm and the air in front of it. would you some pretty big thunder stones. i'll try to get to the eastern side of austria, slovakia through ukraine, and towards the west side of russia behind this where this looking fine for the most part. rain for denmark, maybe a few showers has gotten, but rising temperatures in front significant shall seem likely than in spain and shares increasing as a further down where it's currently quite hot in the balkans. at this time of year we look for clumps of showers in north africa. there's one forming here in

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a latin american that is salisia newman reports from santiago, chile, and have been presented with a text of with some describe as the 1st constitution for the challenges of our current times. it's the 1st to be written with gender parity, and the 1st that prioritizes environmental protection and gender equality. and in a major shift from the current pinochet's era constitution, the state must guarantees social rights such as health, education, and welfare, will be able to remit over get us out today for the 1st time. thanks to the participation of citizens, gender priority and the inclusion of all the different ways of being considered a challenge. we have a text that is truly democratic. the text defines chilly as a perri national country that gives autonomy and more land rights to indigenous people who make up 12 percent of the population. it's controversial. lamar garrison brewer was thing, is that it divides rather than unites chileans. it's not an inclusive text that invites all sectors of society. how about instead leaves an important part out the the pewter national park that

that in america editor, lucy newman reports for the last nagas region in chile. it's winter in southern chile, home to the a legacy or patagonia in cyprus, one of the world to oldest proven tree species. that's where we meet up with environmental scientists, jonathan vanity beach from the university of paris in the, unless in national park, a unique, temperate rain forest or them. he actually grew up here. when his grandfather was a par granger, he was the one who discovered a new challenger to the world's oldest recorded non colonial tree of 4853 year old bristle. com pine in california. but each of each is taking us to meet great grandfather, the nickname of the a letter, say he estimates is almost 5500 years old. but 1st, he demonstrates the traditional method for determining the age of trees or by using a special drill or increment core to remove a 5 millimeter sample, the length of the trees radius here. if you got a cor, well, you can see it rings as like a barcode days, then you're drawing for me to, to, to numbers. then with these numbers, we build models

jambay and his wife mainly plant maize and chiles. >> it's a lot of work.l, with rock underneath. heavy rains wash away the soil and then there's rock everywhere. >> these plastic sheets protect their fields from weeds and erosion. jambay and his wife sell part of their harvest. chiles and cardamom fetch a good price. the village built a water tank to irrigate their fields. the water comes from the mountains through plastic pipes, but they are often damaged in landslides. and then there's the elephants. >> they come into the village almost every night. small groups of young elephants. usually they tear off clusters of bananas or bamboo plants. five minutes later they leave. we try to scare them off with noise and our flashlights. >> in the nearby town of gelephu, the elephants venture right up to the houses, often damaging cars or farmers' fields. a few months ago, a local resident was killed by an elephant. an electric fence is being built to keep the elephants out. that way the herds will stay in their natural habitat, where they have an important role to

indigenous people in southern chile are combining old traditions and new ideas to save local forests.vermore container ships are threating both climate and planet. and: sri lanka's cash crisis is pushing people to the brink. sri lanka is experiencing its worst financial crisis since gaining independence in 1948. the effects are being felt across the country, with food and fuel shortages commonplace. much of the crisis is self-induced. while the pandemic has had an impact, government policies are also to blame. these include implementing sweeping tax cuts in 2019, when the economy was already mired in debt. then, in early 2021, with its coffers depleted, the government banned the import of artificial fertilizers, with devastating effects on harvests. although the ban has now been lifted, the situation remains chaotic. and there's little sign of an end in sight. it is early in the morning and this lagoon. riyurin ferdinando is on his way to see. fishing has provided him with a livelihood for decades. but now he is struggling to make ends meet. >> this month we''ve had almost no income.