the waste that's believed in ship to chile in the 1980. this is dale, causing serious harm to day for 3800 people from a poor community in the desert of northern chile have lost a claim against the swedish company. mm. with this has to it feels good to see that there are people who are pursuing the matter in a way that we as filmmakers aren't 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 with the waste 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 al representative was of cases of this type. there are many, many situations like this around the world where typically multinational corporations based and developed countries do things overseas that they would never dream about doing in their own country. ah lewis gordon lewis

here is a forum to remember chile, where he is the cia of the usa, everything went well. told the plan in detail about this case, the essence is simple, overseas they were afraid of the communists, therefore they helped to come to power, the murderers of the maniac august pinochet. this is also recognized by the americans themselves, that the united states was behind the organization of the coup d'etat in chile today is a proven fact. us security officials have declassified documents on project falbed, cia operations aimed at overthrowing salvador allende among them and directly preparing to seize power by the military junta. and led by general augusta pinochet in september 73 , as well as political and financial support for the new regime, the documents testify on the way to chile were thrown without precedent and financial means. hundreds of dead, thousands, missing, relying on the support of washington, pinochet did everything in chile that he american dollars helped to keep the powerful in business. the country's economy grew and washington was not embarrassed by pino

he said to my native country chile and the desert town of r rica, perkins thought id. full truck said 2 places that have been connected my entire life wanted some unconnected by the mining company, alida, and we'll either mon, the had issue many people hear a sig and thousands initially. they say it's because of the wasted at the beginning of all funded there some to the waste that's left over after we finished mining for gold back at home after we've extracted the precious metals from the all the melamine beauty field. we've made this film on to tell that story for that visa. awesome. hm. yeah. i'll add a yellow to this. i'm jasa into death. yes, the next to me is now a lush. happy mantle. my 1st question dear, how do you feel about what your country sway jennifer has brought here, j. u i you mean the toxic waste? cynthia i. i think my country's responsible guns. i would an should do something to help all of you. as her uncle put it aside with her ah! to amy in the mid 19 eighties when chilly was ruled by a military dictatorship, bullied and shipped nearly 20000 tons

he said to my native country chile and the desert town of r rica. opens thought id ah forgot said 2 places that have been connected. my entire life wanted some unconnected by the mining company. alida will either ah, mona had issue many people here a 6 and thousands initially. they say it's because of the ways it at the beginning of all funded there some to the waste that's left over after we've finished mining for gold back at home after we've extracted the precious metals from the all the melman viewed and feel. we've made this film on to tell that story for that visa. awesome. hm. mm hm. yeah, i last. so you're allowed to live. i'm your slim to death yet that next to me is now a large mopping ample. and my 1st question did, how do you feel about what your country sweden for has brought here, gateway you mean the toxic waste? since okay, i think my country's responsible once i would and should do something to help all of you as it. i'll go put that aside that ah, lou amy in the mid 19 eighties when chili was ruled by a military dictatorship, bullied and shipped nearly 20000 tons of toxic

one crew is heading to bahia mansa, a quiet fishing village on the west coast of chile.hey've been told it's home to the marine otter, known in patagonia as the chungungo. this enclosed bay may look like an easy place for filming, but it's a tough assignment. >> anybody see them? >> no, not yet. >> the crew only has five days to learn the otters' movements and capture them on camera. >> you heard them? they just cried out. >> having filmed chungungo before, cinematographer mauricio handler knows it won't be easy. >> they're sneaky. they're very sneaky. and they're very fast. for such a small animal, one minute they're there, the next minute they're gone. >> oh! >> where? >> this location also brings its own challenges. >> yep. yeah. i got him. i got him. [ speaking non-english ] >> see, that happens all the time. you get a great shot, and then you have a boat that comes in the way. let's get some high ground. oh, yeah. yep, yep. it's a tough angle. i lost him. so, this goes on all day long. you have to be here from sunrise to sunset, and you can't miss a beat. >> despite

here forum to remember chile there he is the cia usa everything went according to plan. detailed.ked about this case, the essence is simple, they were afraid of the communists across the ocean, so the murderers helped the maniac august pinochet to come to power. the americans themselves admit that the united states was behind the organization of the coup d'état in chile today is an indicated fact in the ninety- eighth year, the us national security agency declassified documents on the falbed project, cia operations aimed at overthrowing salvador allende among them and direct preparation the seizure of power in the military junta and led by general augusta pinochet in september 73, as well as political and financial support for the new regime, documents show that unprecedented forces and financial resources were sent to chile, hundreds of dead, thousands, missing , relying on the support of washington pinochet did in chile whatever he pleases to keep the affairs of power. american dollars helped the country's economy grew and washington was not embarrassed by pinochet's dictatorial

i'm going to ask you a lot more about what's happening in chile, but 1st i'd like to touch on chillies role in the world. you are going to be taking part in the a pick summit. you are having private meetings with the president of the united states of canada and of china, 3 economic giants. i'm wondering what those chile, relatively small economy, bring to the table t level by mariana moonbeam or via dental. have you done more one for sure. this is going to be a good bit. oh good. seen him, but it will be in it for him in the winter. i prefer one idiom group but somehow yeah it she lit mississippi. wonderful. that moment i'm gonna see the team . how's that work in the football via kentucky on the lake is when, when put on the pedal professionalism for them, i want to hear because they can view that the through the are getting a room, sleep and some them. but it will add an accordion a little bit for them and it said was, according to the deal that i am a family plan, you know what we're doing and we are a few and it wasn't deal there, but we'll see that kind of a yes. what i'm going to

one of the many of my readers across chile. one way they're fundacion hopes to contribute to local communities white also convincing them of the benefits of conservation through a free education program. cation officer caught him with the nice leading a school group from the nearby settlements of three kilo on more data on a two day trip. just yet they can't get a signal to. the musical the music thank you. they look it up by that musically selig is about. extension excellent next as soon as you go north of it. welcome us as a cynic is someone. is the phone the then the internet the knee. yes on the little guy. in and out of the thirty addled ali is so if the minimum to see if you get the because if you can get i need you could tell it to me and then completed so kenny of an income. then okay come get it hello he got a calm for a meal they love that yes he is so is so how do we get them all with all the pull cord of a little guy soon on the net that you cook a- kilometer less and less often. settle it on a cell a glass that he

and i'm going to ask you a lot more about what's happening in chile. but 1st i'd like to touch on chillies role in the world. you are going to be taking part in the apex summit. you are having private meetings with the president of the united states of canada and of china, 3 economic giants. i'm wondering what those chile, relatively small economy bring to the table to level by miriana, remember, or the dental terminals. have you done more when this is going to be a bit of a seen him, but it will be in it for him in the course for a cell mom in group, but somehow yeah. it she lit mississippi window. that will not i'm going the team. how's that work in the hotel via kentucky on the lake is when we important the paraprofessional it from us went to the can bill that the through the are getting a room, sleep and something, but it will add an accordion and need to put in for them and this is cheaper than the other go to any deal, but i am a family plan with wayne and we are you to you. i wasn't deal there, but he's kind of a yes. what i'm going to fulfill a

andres is a researcher and professor in chile.her temperatures that cause glaciers to recede are affecting the marine habitats due to the fact that melting ice produces excess fresh water around the coasts. a 2020 assessment published by the european space agency shows some of the glaciers in patagonia, including chile's san raphael, are retreating faster than anywhere in the world. and the problem of melting glaciers is not unique to chile. researchers at the u.n. educational scientific and cultural organization have found that dplash dpglaciers are set disappear by 2050. among the glaciers on the brink of vanishing are two of those in the most beloved national parks in the united states, yellowstone and yosemite, as well as mt.s kilimanjaro in africa. according to unesco, glaciers shed around 50 billion tons of ice each year, which is equivalent to the total volume of water used annually in france and spain combined. and these glaciers have already contributed nearly 5% of global sea level rise in the last 20 years. >>> >> repor

to base is speaking of the role of chile in latin america. you, we've been a very, very strong proponent of bringing about latin american unity of thinking of latin america as a whole regardless of ideology. but there is a new shift, a very strong shift to the left in latin america, some called it a pink wave of there's a red wave, especially now with the election of lula filled by in brazil. do you think that that will finally lead to the long awaited union of latin american countries, the kind of latin american european union, if you'd like, that has eluded this region, so many times do you will for and the more red wave, a big wave and it's an fuel in the little in my face and on the sooner the vacuum we n t e and the but i see that you've been a little while moment the what i got a little but i yeah, you can get and pull up until you get my dea demo, i'm from the, from the cedar k, i would at the name of when medical at the, you know, you get a going by the august sun left by will you forward over to the convenience that would get into th

they're hanging on in a few remote spots, peppered along the slopes of patagonia's volcanoes in both chilend argentina. reaching up to 160 feet, these giants are survivors from the jurassic era more than 145 million years ago. distinct spiny leaves evolved as a defense against hungry long-necked dinosaurs. but today's visitors are less destructive. though they do raise a racket. austral parakeets, the southernmost species of parrot on earth. a restless bunch, they flit from tree to tree in flocks of up to 15 birds. when they find a good feeding spot, numbers can swell to over 100. their preferred way to fatten up for the winter? gorging on monkey puzzle pine nuts. in return, the birds spread the seeds far and wide. but the parakeets aren't the only ones here for the harvest. the mapuche, indigenous people who have lived here for almost 3,000 years. they rely on these seeds for food. grinding them into flour to make bread. the mapuche's unique bond with the trees was almost broken. for hundreds of years, european colonizers stole their land and forests, stripping them for lumber, and the de

salmon farming arrived in chile in the 1980s.g the valuable fish. today there are more 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. mayorga miralda fears their way of life will disappear . sergio'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 is clear what needs to be done . though outbreaks of disease need to be prevented, the government has introduced incen

spectators in chile will show you. to work more closely together, not competing with each other, the priorities of regional cooperation along the line, belarus russia discussed in the palace of independence the day before the president held a meeting with the head vasily golubev of the rostov region, alexander lukashenko emphasizes that in the current realities our countries need to rely on their own strength, supporting each other and the regions will help, and the main tools in this work. there are a lot of industrial cooperation and import substitution projects, if everything that is planned for our country is implemented, they will reach a new level of cooperation. they are well aware of this. when, after february of this year, rostselmash felt the full brunt of western sanctions, our gomel manufacturers of agricultural machinery lent their shoulders, supporting your production with the necessary components and components, when i was informed about this. still, we weren't reported by some kind of competitors . i un

i'm wondering what those chile, relatively small economy bring to the table to level by mariana, the or the 23rd will be done. the more one for this, we're going to be a little bit of a seen him, but it will be in it for him in the course for mom in group. yeah. it, it mississippi. wonderful. that one that i'm going to see the team. how's that work in the football via can i like when, when the party professionalism from us, you know, they can view that the through, you know, getting a room, sleep and something particular and cody and, and need to know for them. and this is to say that i said whether go to any deal, but i am, i am one plan, you know what we're doing and we're going to see you. i wasn't deal there, but he's looking over a yes. what i'm going to fulfill a little bit, he's been in the face with a lot of it, but a lot of them. and then i'm going to do that is going to get them been in your thought and the 2nd phone of the you know, the basic be on. it'll give them an incremental for them. how can you will? but i'm from the us the civil case. we have an american peanut but

. ♪ reporter: we're in the atacama desert in northern chile.is where the global fashion industry's discarded clothing ends up. locals are taking us to the dumpsite, past informal settlements where mainly migrant workers live in makeshift huts without electricity. we drive past piles of used tires and then mountains of discarded cheap clothing. the stench of chemical vapours hangs in the air. freddy is a local man. he's angry about the desert landfills, but he's also aware that they give people an income. freddy: some people come here to find clothes for themselves or to sell at secondhand markets in town. there's no-one here at the moment because some of the waste was incinerated recently. reporter: manuela olivos is in charge here. she collects unsold clothing and brings it all here. manuela: the clothes come from all over the world. sometimes they come from local shops and warehouses. i go there and ask if they have any stuff they can give me. reporter: manuela olivos decides who can help themelves to the piles of discarded textiles. manuela:

in chile, the salmon farms are becoming increasingly unpopular, especially among traditional fishermen. this crew is harvesting shellfish off the coast. the yellow closes, provide the diamonds with oxygen. jose sunshine has spent an entire hour under water. he has to use some strange equipment for these dives. no doubt. and that's my backpack. these days there are fewer and fewer divers because they can't find enough work around with i've trained at least 15 diapers, the harvest shellfish. i'm proud of that because they were good dives with but supplies of shellfish are running out idea. so many of those guys quit diving law on the level me will feel the dive is convinced that pollution caused by the semen industry is responsible for the decline of the muscle population. when again, blue organic materials from 7 pieces and feed us spread throughout the ocean by the current coming danville young. lucky on that recalls algae blooms like the ones we had in 2016 to give us a gl. hang on. i got to have you on the audi made fishing impossible. local residents held protests and blocked roads

and destiny were in the auto comic desert in northern chile. this is where the global fashion industries, discarded clothing ends up. locals are taking us to the dumb site, past informal settlements, where mainly migrant workers live in makeshift huts without electricity. we drive past piles of used tires and then mountains of discarded cheap clothing. the stench of chemical vapors hence in the air. freddy is a local man. he's angry about the desert landfills. but he's also aware that they give people an income you're with you and ian vehicle. he and some people come here to find clothes for themselves or to sell at 2nd hand markets in town. one of there's no one here at the moment because some of the waste was incinerated recently. jennifer jennifer, i'm sorry, the robot. manuel olivas is in charge here. she collects unsold clothing and brings it all here. you know that, oh no, no, i think the, the unilateral by the dollar buys a bit of the clothes come from all over the wow. if federal bar, you'll effect that sometimes they come from local sh

the scale of all these strikes is quite unprecedented from south korea to chile, to the u. s. to the u. k. where you are, i mean, how would you describe the scale of this unrest? although no doubt said we haven't seen anything like it in the sense that there are now nurses also going on strike something we never assume to would happen with. we're seeing teachers voting to do so. we have a postal workers doing the same. and of course, the real industry has been affected by strikes for quite some time now, which are going to increase in terms of numbers of days which are lost in december . and they're now talking about continuing all this through the winter of 2023. we can just one more for you before i bring in my gas from new york in japan. i mean over in the u. k. there is, there is a comparison being made to of course, the infamous winter of discontent. that was back in the 19 seventy's when there was really a general sense of chaos that turn to political disaster effectively for, for the labor government. do you agree with that comparison? is that where things are heavy the

from truck drivers in chile and south korea to whale workers, our nurses in the u. k. industrial unrest is spreading across large areas of the world. a global cost of living crisis is missing workers to go on strike. so how can governments respond and is this challenge too big for money? this isn't side story. ah, hello and welcome to the program. i'm getting abigail from asia and europe to latin america, raising cost of living are leading to global unrest. economies barely recovering from the pandemic are now facing more hardship. the war in ukraine, a climate crisis and the price of food and fuel have pushed several countries beyond their ability to cope. the un says the cost of living crisis is the worst the world has experienced so far, and the 21st century will get her guests in a moment. but 1st, this report, i am consumed. sharif farmers and truck drivers in peril are feeling the impact of a war, nearly 12000 kilometers away. high fuel and fertilizer prices made worse by the war in ukraine have pushed them into calling an indefinite strike. 7 0, a lot of prod

pedro: el observatorio del cerro tololo en chile investiga la energÍa oscura que impulsa la expansiÓnrado en california, afirma que la muestra estÁ en las temperaturas rÉcord, una sequÍa implacable por aÑos e incendios forestales sin precedentes que afectan la vida de millones de personas. jorge: en california se registrÓ la primera nevada de este aÑo, lo que obligÓ a cerrar carreteras en la zona de sierra nevada. ilia: las elecciones de medio tÉrmino estÁn a la vuelta de la esquina, arizona se juega su futuro ese dÍa en el senado, la cÁmara de representantes y la gobernaciÓn, segÚn una encuesta exclusiva de noticias univisiÓn, la universidad estatal de arizona, en la universidad del norte de arizona, el 60% de —— 78% de los electores en ese estado dicen que van a votar, pero entre los votantes hispanos ese nÚmero es de sÓlo 50%, claudia ramos nos cuenta cuÁles son los temas que mÁs preocupan. claudia: los elevados precios pesan mucho en la mente de los votantes de arizona de cara a la elecciones de nuevo tÉrmino, esto segÚn un estudio de la universidad estatal de arizona y la univers

to the vessels are from china ukraine in chile. the fishing forrill a small shrimp like creature on which the whole ecosystem depends. their keystone of the ocean cycle the doctor clinton helping to tnsfer a co two to the depths of the ocean. what current is being harvested on a growing scaled fish feet and a good three or? ships nets are out there in the thick of a cruel swore. the crew obviously densely packed in this area the gates the island. is the basic just circling round and round. ring them up. at is amongst the rule the wails of feeding. you see the blowing in whale tails disappearing flip through showing bugs we about. the grill companies say that tapping into a resort that is sustainable. the view on board is that that is what they said about other species like the bison in north america -- called stops off new founded for both with decimated. it's essential areas such as wendell see all protected so stocks can replenish the proposal for this area would put the area thirty kilometers of show. off limits to the fishing i

it's time to remember chile, where he is the us cia, everything went according to plan. detailed. case, the essence is simple, the communists were afraid of the ocean, so the killers helped the maniac come to power. and i have a thick pinochet. this is also recognized by the americans themselves, that the united states was behind the organization of the coup d'état in chile today is an indicated fact in the ninety-eighth year, the agency of the national us security declassified documents on the falbed project, cia operations aimed at overthrowing salvador allende among them and directly preparing the seizure of power in the military junta and led by general augusta pinochet in september 1973 , as well as political and financial support for the new regime, documents indicate a path to chile was thrown unprecedented forces and financial resources hundreds of dead thousands, missing, relying on the support of washington, pinochet did everything in chile, that it pleases him to keep the affairs of power. american dollars helped the country's economy grew and washington was not embarra

where in the uh, tacoma desert, in northern chile, this is where the global fashion industries, discarded clothing ends up. locals are taking us to the dumb site, past informal settlements, where mainly migrant workers live in make shift huts without electricity. we drive past piles of used tires and then mountains of discarded, cheap clothing, the stench of chemical vapors, hence in the air. freddy is a local man. he's angry about the desert landfills up up. but he's also aware that they give people an income you know, with you and ian vehicle, he and some people come here to find clothes for themselves or to sell at 2nd hand markets in town. one of them, there's no one here at the moment because some of the waste was incinerated recently. jennifer jennifer, i'm fine. the robot. manuel. oh, leave us is in charge here. she collects unsold clothing and brings it all here, and then that's, you know, they don't want to fight they the unilateral by that the little by you say bit of the clothes come from all over the wow. if that robot, you'll affect that sometimes they come from local shops i

road to safety. lasted five days, chile was taken to rivne, where dog trainers serhiy and viktoria were already waiting for her. well, even now, even in her eyes, you can see that she is very tired and exhausted . well, she is also sad. i think that she had to go through a lot, small scratches are visible on the dog's body most likely there will be a physical and psychological adaptation of the reflected glass. you see, i touched her now and she has such, oh, there is such a teasing, this is it. i think that the consequence of where she was was already found out here, the service dog guarded the bakhmuti pre-trial detention center and according to her previous owner, the only four-legged survivor after a direct hit to the isolation ward always brings the joy of the fact that well, when fate ends like this happy enter, let's say a dog that did its service honestly. tears, when he tells about the service, he will not let the dog go for seven years, it is almost a pensioner for 8 years, they have already been dismissed from the service, that is, even if she stays at the technological cente

chile is funding research to find out how much it's melting.e on the ice . >> he is using radar to measure the thickness of the ice. even just a few inches of melt will raise global sea levels. his mission is to get up-to-the-minute data, but he takes a longer view when it comes to our changing planet. as a glaciologist, he sees things in geological time. ♪ ♪ >> in the patagonian mountains, age old rivalries are coming to an end. and the wildlife-friendly attitudes are taking hold, with far-reaching consequences. but global problems are presenting new challenges. patagonia's animals and people will need all of their resilience if they're to survive our rapidly changing world.

it's prompted the tightening of restrictions and several regions truckers in chile have walked out of talks to andrew blockades. negotiations broke down after the government refused to drop lawsuits against the drivers. the blockades began 5 days ago in protest against these old prices. this strike is threatening food and fuel supplies . 95 percent of chiles freights is carried by truck. along the countries main north south highway. peruse president pedro castillo has sworn in and new prime minister . betsy chavez, as the 5th premier since castillo took office in july 2021. chavez is a former labor minister. the left his leader has been under fire from the opposition controlled congress since coming to power. excuse me, he's face to impeachment attempts on the right wing opposition. scrambling for support for a 3rd trial. nurses in england, wales and northern ireland are set to go on strike next month. it will be the biggest walk out in the history of britain's national health service. the nursing union says it's demand for a raise of around 17 percent will make up for years of increa

this status was visited by china peru vietnam papua new guinea chile malaysia new zealand and thailande will return to this topic, for now, to other news. ukrainian troops are shelling, settlements of donbass and from nato guns, last night six rockets from american hummers were fired at the city of bryanka in the luhansk people's republic, the amount of damage is specified to a few bend the sun. every day, the intervals between shelling sometimes do not exceed or 10 minutes at night for half an hour around the city, 10 western-made ammunition was fired, shrapnel damaged the school building. the russian military destroyed strongholds and fortified areas of the armed forces . we also bend a self-propelled minot, the tulip turned out to be enemy armored vehicles, its shells weigh up to 230 kg. louis are able to penetrate even concrete structures up to 3 m thick. tulip allows you to eliminate targets deep in the rear nationalists immediately after the strike, our military change their position. the tulip is designed to destroy the enemy’s strongholds and the destruction of infantry by cali

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demanded that the corporation reinstate an activist who was fired for membership in a trade union, and in chilekers declared war on the roads to the authorities and barricades of burning tires were erected on the main highways. they promise to continue the driver’s strike to the bitter end, however, its success dubious drivers demand a reduction in fuel prices, which, like oil, is imported from abroad; supply of cities. literally everything from food to clothing, traffic has already fallen by a third. what makes itself felt quickly empty shelves in stores. chairman of the council of the republic natalya kachanova met with the minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation sergey lavrov, a wide range of issues of bilateral relations and interaction in the international arena was discussed with an emphasis on the development of inter-parliamentary relations, the meeting confirmed the mutual desire to progressively strengthen multifaceted cooperation and integration ties between our fraternal countries. also, the parliamentary delegation took part in the solemn presentation of flowers to th

countries of president of the body to hear his proposals assaulting the conflict in south central chile. the region is under a state of emergency, patrolled by the army and militarized police attacks by aunt my put groups escalate . as they call for the return of their ancestral lands. al jazeera was given exclusive access to the meeting, which at 1st was tense, a precedent, but each outlined a plan to create a commission with the participation of indigenous leaders to deter how much land can be returned to the my purchase. and by what means, any money that you are representing the bell when she community maddie are all men are chicopee, had a counter proposal, given the bible bidding burger king, they're not. the chilean states must recognize its crimes of genocide committed against them. epoch, people in the context of the so called pacific cation of the arrow can here other countries that live in peace with the indigenous people of happy to recognize these crimes and compensate them in order to have peace. but there is another stumbling block to dialogue. the militarization of the re

looks far away from the on shore breeze up here about 40 degrees named in santiago, chile, where a 32 which is harry. ah. but when the taliban took control of afghanistan in august 2021, it sparked a methics. it in a special to pot report, $11.00 east meets the chinese entrepreneur with the all the way on out of europe. ah al jazeera, with every oh, oh oh oh, hello again you're watching out, is there a reminder of our top stories this our amazon employees in 30 countries hold in raleigh to demand better working conditions. the math labor action is one on one of the busiest shopping days of the year. black friday. a teenage gunman has opened fire on to skills in brazil, killing these 3 people. officials in the south eastern town of our crews say, the suspect has been arrested and only 15 people have been killed by russian shelling in the southern ukrainian city. a past on stepped off, the tax on the city says we taken by a crane in full says, 2 weeks ago. am 23 rebel say they reject cooled by east african need us to disarm and withdraw from territories. they've taken in the democratic

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i'm studying the biodiversity of the chile waters. the coast line is more than 100,000 kilometers which is twice around the world. there are only a handful of scientists working there so even if we studied all the main areas, there are still most parts that we tonight know yet. dhil live -- chili has been impacted. life has been reduced. the species we don't hardly find anymore. by impacting an area we know very little about, we always have the risk that we are damaging ecosystems and their equilibrium of the eco systems is lost. i hope you can sense the need to protect the planet. i hope humanity understands the need to protect the oceans and our lives and the lives of all future generations depends on a healthy ocean and a healthy planet. >> if you would like to to share your experience, go to cnn.com/calltoearthday. we'll be right back. perfect for lunch or d dinner. only at ihop. download the app and earn free food with every purchase. if you have diabetes, then getting on the dexcom g6 is the single most important thing you can d

business ties now exploiting latin america's rich reserves of raw materials does offer major potential. chile, for example, possesses 44 percent of the world's entire lithium reserves, but only accounts for 2 percent of global output. peru has 30 percent of the global reserves of selenium using glass making. it's then yet it only makes up 2 percent of global outfit. and 11 percent of the world's shale gas reserves are in our gina, but it has 0 production. currently, china is latin. america's most important trade partner followed by the united states and europe for which is in position number 3. can it expand its position? that is the question. let's bring in simon gerad iglesias for war. he's a researcher on latin america at the german economic institute. welcome to the program, simon. what has been hindering countries in latin america to make more use of the raw materials, which they have when the relations between europe and america not been married? recently, especially when we talk about trade partnerships or trend agreement between you and next to it has been doc for 30 years. but i thin