there, the chairmen of certain states in 1973 in chile began a military coup.s called one of the most brutal white house crimes in the second half of the 20th century. task. the same shift objectionable regime that refused to work under the dictation of the americans supporters of the law of the elected president. salvador alienta were shot an active role in this process. all played by representatives of the fascist organization of patria and libertines, the head of the structure, together with his supporters, were trained in cia training camps in chile with the support of american intelligence services in chile , numerous right-wing radical movements raised their heads, organizing a company to sabotage the decisions of the legitimate government and deploying a real terrorist attack against it. war. and here the same tactics in chile , dozens of terrorist attacks blew up bridges, industrial facilities and railways every day. oil pipelines. electrical substations. the power failure caused the shutdown of industrial refrigerators, which led to the loss of half of

there, the chairmen of certain states in 1973 in chile began a military coup.it is called one of the most brutal white house crimes in the second half of the 20th century. task. the same shift objectionable regime that refused to work under the dictation of the americans elected president. aliendas salvador were shot an active role in this. the sessions were played by representatives of the fascist organization of patria and liberty, the head of the structure, together with his supporters, were trained in cia training camps in chile, with the support of american intelligence services , numerous right -wing radical movements raised their heads in chile, organizing a company to sabotage the decisions of the legitimate government and deploying a real terrorist attack against it. war. and here is the tactic the former in chile, dozens of terrorist attacks blew up bridges, industrial facilities, railways, oil pipelines, electrical substations every day. the power failure caused the shutdown of industrial refrigerators, which led to the loss of half of the harvest of

, ah, it was a kind of recognition he had never before received in chile. the mother that have been with encouraged, he decided to run for office in 2021, but it was his silica lincoln. so and, and he surprised everyone by decisively winning in the 1st round to become governor of the valley potter east. so region with his official residence is in the historic port city of the same name chiles, gate white to the world. rodrigo is now considered the regions, top politician with numerous duties of the video, what it in centralized, chilly, is actual political power is often limited to what of you as a governor, i am only the coordinator of the regional government, which, you know, i have the power to introduce bills and i can speed up or slow down certain projects, the reset for you. i'll also have to draft an environmental policy for this region and they will because that still doesn't exist. i wish you know, you know, except the only thing i'm in. thank you and i will be with him despite his landslide victory, rodrigo bailey controls 5 percent of the regiona

in chile, we eat of a carlos for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. when prepare them in a lot of different ways. it's a noble fruit leo for them we know little about that said no, and that's what turned it into the green gold. and when i go to work with, we have a car, i was also become trendy among foodies and shifts and it's become popular on social media for the increasing the global demand. ah, it's very versatile further. but at the same time, it stands for a bit of help. it stands for almost in the new school. when in 2017 we wanted to know how is the avocado been affecting people in the regions where it's grown? what price are they paying for this rising global demand? ricardo st. louis is an experienced small farmer in petrocca. and this is his irrigation canal. oh, what's left of it? phone dry. it was the source of ricardo's livelihood. a decade. it began then the 3rd of the theatre. the canal has been out of water for 6 years old. okay. i will put it. we small farmers used it for irrigation. i what now via doesn't exist anymore. you see a s

powder each one 6, 8 dollars a container. >> original natural taco mccormick taco pact your chile itpending on all this stuff is huge. >> mix up cilantro a little bit of sour cream, right here, i will wait maria, burritos fritos what would you i can. let me go with fritos. >> i like fritos too. >> wow. okay, yeah look come on, come on are you kidding me? how simple is that look how delicious that is. >> who wants to try. >> i will try. >> this -- >> great tip for making chile use wovnz easy we've got chile wings we need -- talk about that. >> one of the things i love to make for family sheet pan nachos giant sheet pan, big pan all nachos on it chilly over top cheese on it melt that, then, don't go crazy, leave sauce in frige easy i foundchi chi's green diced chile anything you got put on top best thing about nachos, probably -- but, put nachos delicious find most just? refrigerator nice and pretty a shot, a little celery. >> a mess a beauty of it that is it, so you are cream all over the place. >> sour cream you know what else you might need a little more chile let me tell you i am b

dhaka, it's the government of this province, valparaiso, which is one of the strongest economy in chile. we're going to get to with today's meetings, all about access to drinking water, to this community in the potomac region. water for residency has been rationed for years with the flow limited to a few hours a day. as governor rodrigo wants to improve the infrastructure for drinking water to bring about change sea level when you are going to how the normal whoever would enter into that. you don't do that, i guess, and it's important for residents to organize and stand up for their right again morning and i'm here to support the social movement when to help with the transformation, what must be on, you know, more mental so close you have up until now being among of how a listen that have not as a beginning to take the reins in the administrations and institution is the benefit of a poll. as you know, senior level rico spearheaded a social movement for the right to to 2021. he's long known that there's a lack of clean drinking water in the region, or that it's been contaminated by waste

there, the chairmen of certain states in 1973 in chile began a military coup.it is called one of the most brutal white house crimes in the second half of the 20th century. task. the same shift objectionable regime that refused to work under the dictation of the americans were shot an active role in this process. representatives of a fascist organization played, the head of the structure, together with his supporters, were trained in cia training camps in chile, with the support of american intelligence services , numerous provo, radical movements raised their heads in chile, organizing a company to sabotage the decisions of the legitimate government and launched a real terrorist war against it.

b o reach enough to lay an inferno is raging across large parts of chile. these are the deadliest wildfires on record and they're destroying everything in their path and sent the who. yes, he 3 year old into our look at our school in specs which left of the property. he's lived in his entire life to me. and this is where the iron stove was, he says, his cap and his dog to live with everything he and his family owned with him today to the family from inside and on top of the house, the flames came, there was nothing we could do. but the escape wildfires can be fickle done is one of those watermelons and a few chickens that hidden the vegetable patch survived but not his 2 neighbors who were engulfed by flames when they tried to escape. scores of people are still missing in the nearby hills. many presumed dead, these satellite images demonstrate how much the fires have spread since friday. a little cocktail of extreme heat, strong winds, and to prolong drought is mostly to blame. wires are continuing to smolder all over this area and in other parts of the bil

so for the summer chile has widened the state of emergency. but what, what can you tell us about how the government has in responding to the styles there were usually around january and february, not a lot happens politically and chilly and the, and this is a political close to take the holidays for the president. sure he was, it was done in the south of the country. he's already returned to see the response of the crisis. something that where you see basically every summer here in city is uniquely susceptible country to these kind of a culture forest plantations in the south. the country and extremely high summer temperatures. we've seen 5 retired and dropped from helicopters on the blazes. we see folks on the ground as well. we've seen these, the stakes of catastrophe, one for an emergency provisions. the children constitution applied to 2 of the countries regions. and one of the main challenges at the moment for these fighters trying to get to contain these places. i think it's cindy the area, i think as soon as they start to encroach on bu

b, o. region of chile and inferno is raging across large parts of chile. these are the deadliest wild fires on record, and they're destroying everything in their path. santa, who? yes, he 3 year old into our look, a rascal inspector, what's left of the property? he's lived in his entire life. giving him a little dinner. this is where the iron stove was, he says, his cat and his dog were burnt alive with everything he and his family owned delivered to every other people for the family, from inside and on top of the house, the flames came. there was nothing we could do but to escape. wildfires can be fickle. donna's lot of those watermelons and a few chickens that hidden the vegetable patch survived. but not his 2 neighbors who were engulfed by flames when they tried to escape. scores of people are still missing in the nearby hills. many presumed dead. these satellite images demonstrate how much the fires have spread since friday. a little cocktail of extreme heat, strong winds, and to prolong drought is mostly to blame. wires are continuing to small her all

you look at chile as. well, yes, chile went more capitalist. yes. but the trend now they just elected new president who is on the left. yes, this is crazy i've been in chile, by the way, five weeks ago, and i spoke with people there. why does it did it happen? because it was most successful country in latin america. if you compare it with other, not even with venezuela. if you compare it with argentina and other countries, they are much more successful gdp per capita and, everything, whatever you take it. so it's really a question, why did they vote for socialist? it's so easy answer, but i can give you a part of it. my, my girlfriend, she's also from so i know a lot of talk and she's not leftwing left leaning but this time she voted the socialist. but why? because she told me the other candidate was extreme. far right in point of view. and she was not the socialists, but against them. and there some people and now the problem is when a country become successful they forget why they became successful. this happens a lot time. i give for an example t

but critics complained that the water sorely needed for people in chile is being shipped to europe in the form of avocados. and in special refrigerated containers, creating an even bigger ecological footprint and dance, not all of it is customers are used to finding of a carters ready to wait in the supermarket, the green unripe have a cutters of ripened in huge temperature chambers, where she made a t and he's assimilated, leaving nothing to chance. ah, ah, the ripe havoc kado then end up in kitchens like this one in amsterdam. the avocado show is one of the world's 1st restaurants fully dedicated to the fruit it's named after. here you'll find carefully designed and presented dishes with avocado burgers, salads and toasts, played for young consumers who know exactly what they want. ah, we both are very health on it and we know that other mottoes are really good for you. i mean it's filled with healthy, bad return. good for you. hey, i really. it's good. like a lime havoc otto and missus avocado, through all the pancakes. am aries inside the pancakes as low as really, really not real

scenes of devastation in chile.ound by fires raging out of control. some of the people living here in santa juana trying desperately to save their communities. more than 100 homes have been affected and 117,000 hectares of forest destroyed since the wildfires broke out on wednesday. thousands of firefighters and civilian support crews have been sent out to try and contain the fires on the ground between the capital, santiago, and southern farming regions. but on friday, a helicopter trying to assist them came down, killing two of the rescuers. 0ther civilians have died trying to flee in cars through the smoke, at least two when their car crashed. translation: i want you to know l we are not going to leave you alone. today the priority is to put out the fire. that's what our resources are deployed for. as a government, we are concerned about support for reconstruction and recovering everything that has been lost. the most important thing is to save lives. there are fears that strong winds predicted over the next few

all of them in chile and argentina. declare frontier. i, audrey philipo, lashondra on a fellow vivid al article in of all the phil. uh huh. he, the men will sit in the lift, left him in for vejo. he and monumental liquor elementary in canada for my little boy called kinetic one with duncan than i am. but i am lithium hollinger. yeah. dana clutter. i know he left the at in it a messy mail. them are up there. sadly, none of them are really close to the may i mean now that i can american the center like an affair. malloy, if again we came in on a call. they were telling me the nearly invites me back to his family home to meet his wife bay. their family comes from a long line of couches ranching. people found the crust, but they're gone. yeah. who are often fiercely proud of their way of life. many go just in the nearby community of cochran c conservation, as a threat to both their livelihoods and their culture. the new and worked on the old ranch assess shepherd for 6 years before taking a job, conserving. we're moving in the park that repl

he said, blast region of mountains and forests spawning. seldom chile energy dina dough famous 40 to stunning landscapes for sensory feed has been an important region for livestock farming. many of its growth lands have been graced there at the regions hot lice, but that go near national park me. and here to find out how this became one of the biggest conservation projects in history. hello. hello. hear me and i'm chris. how can you do in former ceo or the company, but they're gone yet. priest, murray, doug tompkins, an interpreter, an adventurer who had found the driver, brand the north faith. both friends made them by your mentor protection center to their company ethos. but the reason doug wanted to do more from the early nineties bought over $300000000.00 us dollars of land for preservation across chile energy dina. they build parts complete with largest come grounds and trails to support eco tourism. after duck sudden death in 2015, chris at gary demanded as president of their condition. tompkins conservation. what was it? you saw here that made you take a decision to change? yo

homes under water villagers in belize are trying to keep an entire ocean at bay costly prosperity chileand how do the food industry's promises of sustainability really standp? whether it's while jogging in the city, along the beach or even while diving in the ocean, across the world, people are joining forces to gather trash. plastic is everywhere on our planet even the remotest corners are not free of it especially single-use plastics. aren't manufacturers responsible for where their products end up? we went to find answers. >> you probably recognize at least some of these products. they're made by europe's biggest food manufacturers. ese companies all seem very concerneabout plastic waste. >> “there's a lot of plastic pollution in the environment and the uncomfortable truth is that some of it has got our name on it.” >> “8 million tons of plastic waste end up in the ocean each year.” >> “we are committed to enhancing the sustainability of our packaging, and our business.” >> “caring for the environment is cool.” >> but many of these companies also consistently rank among the world's w

along with the fact that chile is suffering from 13 years of drought. the flames have engulfed hundreds of homes and huge areas to farm land and forest in the worst affected areas. very little bit terrible our home as the product of years of hard work by my brother before the fire to reach and destroy everything. no, we haven't seen anything like this since 2017. my neighbor's house is on fire. the neighbors are savaging their belongings little by little hep a's coming, but it doesn't seem to be enough for him. but that wasn't chillies. president gabrielle borak, promises more help is on the way east wheel. i have instructed those in charge of national defense. what are the armed forces and police that we need to deploy through our territory to provide security that will at the present the get him because the state is present fighting the fire, providing security taken care of the victims and doing everything that was necessary that a victim or e that look at santa studied with the current heat wave, showing no signs of cooling off. seen fire fighters w

there, the chairmen of certain states in 1973 in chile began a military coup.f the most brutal white house crimes in the second half of the 20th century. task. the same shift objectionable regime that refused to work dictated to the americans by the supporters of the law of the elected president. aliendas salvador were shot an active role in this. the sessions were played by representatives of the fascist organization patria iliberta, the head of the structure, together with his supporters, were trained in cia training camps in chile, with the support of american intelligence services , numerous right -wing radical movements raised their heads in chile, organizing a company to sabotage the decisions of the legitimate government and launched a real terrorist war against it . and here is the tactic the former in chile, dozens of terrorist attacks blew up bridges, industrial facilities, railways, oil pipelines, electrical substations every day. the power failure caused the shutdown of industrial refrigerators, which led to the loss of half of the harvest of vegeta

there, the chairmen of certain states in 1973 in chile began a military coup; it is called one of themost brutal crimes of the white house in the second half of the 20th century. the task is the same to remove the objectionable regime, which refused to work under the dictation of the americans, the supporters of the legitimately elected president. salvador allende were shot active role. in this process, representatives of the fascist patria organizations and the leader of the structure, together with their supporters, were trained in cia training camps in chile with the support of american intelligence services in chile , numerous right-wing radical movements raised their heads, organizing a company to sabotage the decisions of the legitimate government and launched a real terrorist war against it. and here the old tactics in chile thundered dozens of terrorist attacks every day, they blew up bridges, industrial facilities and railways, oil pipelines, electrical substations. power failure caused the shutdown of industrial refrigerators, which led to the loss of half the crop of vegeta

but yeah, that been 99000 acres of southern central chile dina, and gulf by why fi. so for the summer, cia has widened the state of emergency. but what more can you tell us about how the government has been responding to these fires? there were usually around january and february, not a lot happens politically and chilly and the sort of political close and take the holidays to the president. cut those shorts. he was, he was down in south of the country, he's already returned to oversee the response of the crisis. this is something that where you see, basically every summer here in city, it's a unique susceptible country. these kind of fires are mostly sex or monoculture, forestry plantations in the south. the country and extremely high summer temperatures fits. we seem fy, retired and dropped from helicopters on the blazes. we see 5 lights on the ground as well. and we've seen these, the stakes of catastrophe, one for an emergency provisions in the chilion constitution applied to 2 of the countries regions. and one of the main challenges at the moment for these 5 fig

a la vez nervioso, su madre adoptiva también lo acompañará para conocer a su familia biológica en chileque el contacto con la organización fue precisamente por su madre adoptiva cuando el saber de lo que había pasado en ese tiempo en chile comenzó a tener dudas sobre la adopción fue cuando comenzó el proceso y descubrieron que también había sido robado y dado en adopción de manera ilegal qué es lo que te parece? >> impresionante estas historias son conmovedoras >> imagínate el hecho solo de regresar a tu país después de tantos años pero para reencontrarte con la mujer que le dio la vida, debe ser un conjunto de emociones, inexplicables y también que al final te cambia la vida incluso de adulto >> sí, porque no importa si eres un adulto hecho y derecho esa sensación única de reencontrarte con la persona que te dio la vida como bien tú lo dices, son sentimientos que de luego afloran por más de que no haya esa familiaridad como debería haberla pero creo que sea lo que ni siquiera se puede explicar >> nunca es tarde para dar un abrazo tu mamá >> claro >> bueno al regresar les tendremos la e

and a surprise visit to france and britain plus i'm to see a newman in santiago, chile, and what you see here is a smoky sky line caused by forest fires that are moving in this direction from south central ginny. ah, well, the death toll continues to rise in the wilds deadliest earthquake in more than a decade. 3 days after the disaster, flattened thousands of buildings in southwest to kia and the northern syria. more than $15000.00 people are now known to have died across both countries, and aid is pouring in from around the wild. stephanie deck and begins our coverage not from gaussian tech on took years border with syria. it's been more than 3 days since everything changed. and faint coles that offered such hope, have gone silent. been out the building collapsed in the 1st 10 seconds to 22 people were leaving there. our father and one cousin of steele dead. and the 6 year old who was our neighbor, we are waiting for them if the hope they will bring them out. but not like this. their worst fear come, true. a father, god, a home gone, everything worth living for, gone his family inc

that are moving in this direction from south central chile. ah, the death toll continues to rise in the wells deadliest earthquake in more than a decade. 3 days after the disaster, flattened thousands of buildings in southwest took here and northern syria, or $12000.00 people are now known to have died across both countries in ages pouring in from around the world. stephanie deca begins are coverage with the rescue operations in that goes, the untapped on turkey has border with syria. it's been more than 3 days since everything changed and faint calls that offered such hope have gone silent. been out the building collapsed in the 1st 10 seconds 22 people were leaving. they at our father and one cousin of steele dead. and the 6 year old who was our neighbor. we are waiting for them. the hope they will bring them out. but not like this, their worst fear come, true. a father, god, a home gone, everything worth living for, gone, his family inconsolable. one of tens of thousands living a similar, unimaginable help. others like other rescue workers

this happens when i was for 200, then hostile ahead in here on out as in austin, fire fighters in chile, national, the west wildfire into fuel by sweltering heat, strong winds, plants. i'm john, 100 of chicago watershed. were this year more and more cars are plugging in? ah hello. we've had some violet stores across sea, southern parts of the us through the mississippi valley to see this area cloud making its way over towards the eastern seaboard, its moving pretty slowly. i'm afraid. i further heavy downpours on the cars over the next couple of days. area of low pressure, they're just around that eastern side of canada. some colder air, just trapped in there are 2 around minus 5 celsius, a 7 there. in new york city temperature, 240 cbc. the wet weather does lingo just around the southeastern corner, just around georgia over towards sir atlanta pushing across into a good part of a mississippi as well. pull through little further research as we go on into sunday, the mid atlantic states seeing the wet weather will curl back of cooler weather potential for some snow. just coming in here a

chile yes big static complexes of loss of access to the sea.and this, of course, imposes imprint identified so far. not even, deep relations are only at the level of the generator. to the consulate, but the consul general, as it were, in the status of an ambassador in the rank of an ambassador, rather , but uh, now relations from chile are developing due to the ideological closeness that appeared after the boric government came to power in foreign policy. chile this does not really affect, but others, probably, have read, i will not say anything. as they say, this is not my area. but uh, nonetheless. i see that in the economic sphere and in political sphere relations between the two countries, especially after the dispute over the silala river was resolved, and they are developing, they are overcoming these e stones that lie in the way of complexity. uh, in general, in relations between neighboring states, as we know, uh, there are always problems, but of course, bolivia has , in general, a very positive balance in relations with its neighbors

bill and you blew region of south central chile. and if the winds pick up as far as you seem to believe they will, it will spread much, much further. this farmer who also lost his house, blamed chiles. powerful forestry companies who planted eucalyptus and pine trees all over the region. you will have done really lower your living frontier trees, suck up all the water here. there's nothing left for us and it's turned our land into a matchbox. still, most people who've lost everything tell us they've already dried their tears. didn't our opinion for him where our country is very peculiar. if we don't get hit by earthquakes, we have seen armies or floods enough. i was so weak jillions of learned to be resilience. chili's government has begun receiving assistance from its neighbors and spain to help exhausted firefighters. as we see more new fires emerging from the nearby hills, it's obvious that help can't come fast enough. to see a newman al jazeera center, one at chilly landslide and peru has killed at least 15 people have rainfall

with an attempt to south central chile firefighters, from as far as 3000 kilometers away being deployed to combat the country's worst. forest fires and nearly a decade and the 300 fires remain active and new ones are appearing, especially in the rest of our county region. are latin american ab salisia, newman reports from gather enough yet another wildfire out of control. in the albany, a region firefighters call for more help. unable to contain displays, when have hundreds of active fires that have been spreading throughout south central chiles until january. ah, the commander of the fire fighting brigade tells his men to evacuate order to some of the convertible. the situation here is very complex. the fire is advancing very fast. so we are withdrawing to a safer area. well, we review another strategy. this helicopter is trying to dolls water on the flames here, but it's barely in the bucket. as you can see, it's just simply not enough to deal with the magnitude of this fire here on this mountain or hill. the fire the way over on to the other side, and they're only about a half a doze

like, then why would you leave chile to come to america? because it's, in his eyes, kind of glazed over. and he said because america would be a million times better. so these people are just upgrading their lifestyles, taking advantage of these policies. but the american people believe that they're fleeing horrible haiti. it's all a lie. the venezuelans that we're seeing right now, super majority of venezuelans have been living for five, six, seven and eight years in colombia, in peru, in chile. and all these seven, ten different other countries in relative prosperity, certainly not being, you know, fired on by venezuela land troops or something. but they're all claiming, i can't go over that back to venezuela. it's it's all it's all predicated on a lie. and i think that my chapter, insane asylum, just lays it all exposed ate need to fix this asylum system. it's a tweak. this all that would be necessary to fbefore the election. you know, in recent years. former president barack obama, some of these migrant advocacy folks. why has there been

but at the moment, the problem in this middle part of algebraically chiles. the heat producing these fires in the weather, is not improved them at all. but the corona virus has been indiscriminate in selecting its victims. it's devastating effects of plague every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and color. but in britain, a disproportionately high percentage of the fallen have been black or brown skins. the big picture traces the economic disparities and institutional racism that is seen united kingdom fail, it citizens britain's true colors pop 2 on al jazeera hulu . ah, they're watching out just a reminder of our top stores this out one week since earthquake struck turkey and syria, the death toll from the disaster surpassed. 35000 people rescue workers continue to search through the rubble. but the chances of finding any one else alive are becoming more remote. you ends aid chief admits the international community has failed more than syria you and is hoping to open more border crossings into syria to bring an urgently needed kamani terran sup

00:00;00] ah, al jazeera went off 2 years ago, the great damage caused the precious growth plans of chile. it's being reversed with one of the world's biggest other conservation projects. they're pretty emblematic of the patagonia and if they're plentiful and they're calm like this one is, then you know that the system is going back and that they feel no threat. and that's why you know, i, for re wilding passive, go on, i'll just say for me, the news, anger, frustration on arrests one week on from 2 powerful earthquakes that killed more than 37000 people in turkey and syria. rescue as in turkey are digging through the rubble clinging, to hope of finding more survivors. ah, my money inside the sound is here lie from doha. we have extensive coverage of the disaster, including the world is accused of failing. syrians is international aid trickles into past barriers. devastated by wake, also ahead ah anger in his role as the parliament gets ready to debate a controversial reform. the demonstrators call on democratic ah m. it's been a week since too powerful earthquakes struck turkey in syria.

it took dallas suspected chinese spy building and firefighters from across chile are deploy to battle. hundreds of wildfires which have killed at least $24.00 people. ah, trump of we can see streaks of cloud across here that don't look to act in a huge they are generated by storm system over turkey. there isn't one be pleased to know. there is certainly cloud coming out of eastern europe, not produce some snow in the northeast a turkey, otherwise. it is still sunshine by day and of course, frost by night. but those streaks of cloud will produce a bit of rain into saudi arabia to wait and more, especially the western side of the wrong way. you'll see some snow on the heights as well as that is quite warm up to about 27 doesn't drop very much, even with the increasing breeze in the dust in the air during tuesday and the shower continue rank q 8 in the far south of iraq otherwise, we're back to sunshine for the most part. jumping away from the middle east, tropical africa, now almost entirely dry. the rain there has been housed for the site and particularly in mozambique. now that is pro

the president of chile, who is on vacation , went to the areas affected by the fire to closely inspect the food. the government has declared a catastrophic state of emergency in the affected areas. a large number of army soldiers were sent to the fire areas to control the fire. japan had the highest number of corona deaths in the world with 237 deaths in one night, greece and the united states. it is 192 and 144 after japan in total last night, 1101 people in the world died due to corona infection and more than 152 thousand people were infected with this virus. the highest number of infected people was in japan with about 34 thousand people, followed by taiwan, greece, south korea and the united states. thousands of protesters again. they came to the streets in the capital of burkina faso and demanded the withdrawal of french troops from the country . the government of burkina faso has officially asked the french troops to leave the country within a month. refah bank in west africa has recently officially told france about its security experience of recent and recent years and that the

and there is just one final, chile treat l just one final, chile treat that i will is keen to show me it is. �* . . , why can already feel how cold itis. .,y it is. actually quite cold. laughter. _ laughter. this water makes you feel like your skin is soft and makes you feel a bit younger.— feel a bit younger. well, it would want _ feel a bit younger. well, it would want to, _ feel a bit younger. well, it would want to, because i feel a bit younger. well, it would want to, because it| feel a bit younger. well, it. would want to, because it is really cold. it's really cold! 0h! really cold. it's really cold! oh! oh, it's really, really cold. i can see how after working up a bit of a sweats bog shoeing, it is a nice shock to the system. so how far does this go down? aha, to the system. so how far does this go down?— this go down? a few metres. there is the _ this go down? a few metres. there is the bottom - this go down? a few metres. there is the bottom here. i l there is the bottom here. i think the verdict for the bog swimming is absolutely freezing cold. wow, what a setting. and if