the standard rifle used by the armed forces in columbia by all soldiers in columbia is uh the uh, got leo rifle um made in israel and its uh its use a so wide spread that over time the, the is rather is as also i've also sold the a paid patents here to the columbia and a government's for it to produce it here. now what if this suspension goes through? this will obviously complicate the adapts given the fact that even if it's produced here, a lot of elements come directly from a israel to produce that website. they only fighter jets that columbia has a, is all so that could be a, is the rarely made the a fighter jets. so obviously this could have a consequences quite quickly for the columbia, an army, and be spoken to some military experts who have said this is, can be solved and, and, and in the, in the middle term. but the problem would be in the short term, and they would also require retraining pilots and soldiers in the use of the weapons so that they normally operate with and, and beyond just the purchase and sale of weapons. what does this mean for political ties between israel

the israel has given columbia payton to actually produce that rifle here. but a lot of the parts come directly from it 0 and there then assemble. busy here, so if the paper goes through with that, what he has announced that will have an immediate effect at the same comes with the only 5 projects that columbia has, which is also it's rarely made. and there could be an immediate effect there to given what you've described, there's a long running ties. what is this going to mean for the relationship between israel and colombia going forward? we are in a new territory here because for decades essentially, every government here i support the israel with no criticism. what so whatsoever, that has changed with the arrival of gustavo beth rowe, who is columbia. first the i opened the last piece that press the van key also was a rebel fight there in is a youth and there has long been controller. see here among the last the in columbia because and it is the rally. private contractors and mercenaries participated in training. the columbia notorious power military forc

to have paid since that the israel has given to at columbia. but while it is produced here, it is assembled here, many parts come directly from israel. so all this will have consequences. it's also if changing what has been the traditional politics between the 2 countries. essentially, israel, as always, had the unquestioned support the by previous, the colombian governments that has changed with this war in guys that race has been paid through, has been open the criticizing and using very strong worth against the government. the us and the side now against the admin, if they operation in guys that he use the i often use the words genocides to describe what's happening there. he's accusing it'd be essentially a day that these really military of committing and all cost and in guys that. and this also has to do with the fact that the israel, as long as been controversial and among the left here in columbia. because back in the 90s, in early 2000 is rarely mercenaries in private contracts, there have framed a columbia as notorious power military f

columbia center for science society. lorraine destin is director emerita of the max planck institute for the history of science in berlin. a visiting professor in the committee on social thought, the university of chicago, a permanent fellow at the berlin for advanced study, and the alumna of the columbia society of fellows internationally acclaimed for her contributions to the history of science, she's the winner of awards and prizes and the author or editor of over 20 books, many of which coauthored or co-edited with colleagues, thus showing herself to be a brilliant example of how historians of science have learned to cooperate. they will deringer is an associate professor of science, technology and society at mit. his award winning book, calculated values, finance, politics and the quantitative age, which he completed during his residency. the society of fellows is a history how numerical calculations became an authoritative mode of public reasoning. his research interests ranged widely time from early compound table

columbia university is still complicit in holding shares in companies that participate in such crimes, and given the history of student investment movements at columbia, the current student body deserves a say. the opinion in this regard is contained in this resolution, while there is no way to correct the suffering and damage caused by the actions columbia university does not exist. we hope that this resolution shows our commitment to justice and freedom . the senate of the university of michigan in the united states has also passed a resolution and demanded that companies supporting the zionist regime be prevented from investing in this university . the current expansion of prestigious universities such as columbia or because it is a space university that implements economic cooperation and inventions, when the government wants to be in any agreement with another country , universities play a role in this field, so if universities boycott israel, they actually it means taking some of your money from every israeli institution, and that's why we see that starbucks, for example, lost 1

it's an open secret that it's columbia, as most powerful crime syndicates. they climbed the color for calling the shots. here, there's evidence that smugglers are forced to make payments to the club. despite proclamations from the governments of columbia, the us, i'm panama, military presence here is minimal. back in april it was set, they would hold migration within 2 months. this is whether routes through the jungles atkins. the 1st group of the day sets off around midday, joselyn valley also single mother from venezuela is traveling with her 3 children. in columbia, i wound up earning too little money. what did you work as a customer service? they're gonna attach a street vendor. anything i could find as long as it was a decent job. i do some new even though they look a little different. why couldn't you just take a flight to panama? it's too expensive passports, especially cost, a lot of money for venezuelans from learning that much on your own. it can't be done. a fun boat comes from cuba. he is travelling alone. the hopes of his family are writing on h

prestigious universities such as columbia, harvard, or oxford say they want to boycott israel. this sanction is very dangerous because it is a space university that implements economic cooperation and inventions. when the government wants to be in any agreement with another country, universities play a role in this field. so, if universities boycott israel, it actually means taking some of their money. it is from any israeli institution and that is why we see that starbucks, for example , has lost 12 billion dollars. the boycott of israel is not only in universities , but it has become a rallying cry around the world . in melbourne, supporters of palestine pasted pictures of zionist crimes on the windows of one of the starbucks branches. in canada, people went to different zara branches. they shouted their support for palestine and called for a zara boycott, or in australia, people symbolically took the bodies of gazan children and went to zara stores. empty of converted customers until the 24-hour siege of ghaz estabox. two brothers lived here near the rumi sugar factory . the

columbia university with.ing shares in companies that participate in such crimes is still complicit, and given the history of student investment movements at columbia, the current student body deserves a say in this regard. the resolution states that while there is no way to remedy the pain and suffering caused by the actions of columbia university. we hope this resolution shows our commitment to justice and freedom. the senate assembly of the university of michigan in the united states has also approved a resolution and requested to prevent the investment of companies supporting the zionist regime in this university has been boycotted israel, the movement to boycott israel is rapidly expanding, prestigious universities such as columbia, harvard, or oxford say they want to boycott israel. this boycott is very dangerous because it is a space university that implements economic cooperation and inventions when the government wants to enter into any agreement with the country. anyway, universities play a role in t

in columbia, i wound up earning too little money. what did you work as a consumer in customer service, they're gonna attach a street vendor. anything i could find as long as it was a decent job. i do some, even though they look in time that the, the why couldn't you just take a flight to panama, or is it too expensive passports, especially cost, a lot of money for venezuelans from learning that much on your own. it can't be done. one boat to start comes from cuba. he is travelling alone in the hopes of his family or writing on him and didn't tell you otherwise if i make it so i'll send money to my family. that's my goal. that gives me strength to waste. my family doesn't really want me to take the risk, but i have to, i don't know, but the majority of migrants currently taking this resolve in this wayland that joined quite ecuadorian cubans, even africans, chinese. and some of these, none of them see an alternative to the diary and route, but many on the estimate the danger it's not just only the presence of arms groups that can be p

the route begins in northern columbia. nicole lee was known as a vacation resort. today. microns wait here before entering the rain forest. travel to panama, sold for $2.00 to $400.00. for some, it's much more than they have. those who can afford it food, a boat that will carry them across the gulf of when i bought the, the off to the crossing several routes lead into the diary and but the cheapest and most solid uses by a couple of them now. so those who pay the package price to panama, by sidney co, please. it's usually at this point where they discover they've been swindled the microns, have to pay again. i'll talk with the guys and negotiate the being here for 4 days when it goes eating every day to a 14 of us. and now there's only 4 of us. we do our best, but we need your support to darwin, alias myra donna, is the smugglers pulse. he calls them guides, they'll take people to the panama portal for around $150.00, bringing microns to upon them, accounts of smuggling in columbia, and as a legal point of view, want these guys to die on the darian round lake they

one of the accounts were hungry at augusta and i'll just gotta say with the idea who the the columbia in the government has been condemned for its decades. long persecution of one of the countries main human rights groups. it's the 1st time an international tribunal has issued such a broad sentence against the columbia in states. and is alessandra and petri reports. the routing by the entire american court of human rights could have repercussions for the rest of life in america. a victory expected for 2 decades and monday and international ports condemned with colombian states for that keeps long persecution. because the state lawyers collective a human rights organization that was the 1st in columbia to denounce the crimes committed by state agents during the 10th and civil conflict. to the american colt of human rights to class columbia, international and responsible for the violation of the rights to life. personal integrity, private life, freedom of full expression. since the 1996, lawyer, zip paid a huge price for confronting the state members were murdered, disappeared or forced

the zionists student body of columbia university voted in favor of a resolution for sanctions againstted states, the officials of this university asked all the companies that are from the zionist regime and generation. they support the boycott of gaza. columbia university's student body wrote in its proposal that israel has committed crimes of genocide and apartheid against the palestinian people. columbia university with owning shares in companies that participate in such crimes is still complicit, and given the history of student investment movements at columbia, the current student body deserves a say in this regard. this resolution states that while there is nothing to remedy the pain and suffering caused by the actions of columbia university, we hope that this resolution demonstrates our commitment to justice and freedom . the senate of the university of michigan in the united states has also passed a resolution and demanded to prevent the investment of companies supporting the zionist regime in this university. the boycott of israel movement quickly expanding prestigious univers

prestigious universities like columbia, harvard or oxford say they want to boycott israel.s sanction is very dangerous because it is a space university that implements economic cooperation and inventions. when the government wants to be in any agreement with another country, knowledge. so if universities boycott israel, it actually means taking some of their money from every israeli institution, and that's why we see that starbucks, for example, has lost 12 billion dollars . boycotting israel is not only in universities, but as a rallying cry throughout the country. the changed world in melbourne, supporters of palestine have pasted images of zionist crimes on the windows of one of the starbucks branches. in canada, people went to different branches of zara and shouted their support for palestine and demanded a boycott of zara . or in australia people symbolically corpse some of the children of gaza took over and went to zara stores. now the branches of various brands that support the zionists have turned into buildings empty of customers . before the siege of gaza, starbuc

it's the 1st time an international tribunal, as issued such a broad sentence against the columbia in states. and is out of town drawing picture reports. the routing by the entire american course of human rights could have repercussions for the rest of latin america. a victory expected for 2 decades on monday and international reports condemned with colombian states for that keeps long persecution of because the state lawyers collective a human rights organization that was the 1st in columbia to denounce the crimes committed by state agents during the country civil conflict the american colts of human rights, the class columbia internationally responsible for the violation of the rights to life. personal integrity, private life, freedom of full expression. since in 1996, lawyer, zip paid a huge price for confronting the state members were murdered, disappeared or force them to exile after receiving that threats. the courts approve the columbia intelligence agencies were behind the deliberate smear campaign against the group, and also compiling gets members information and sharing them

, and there are probably a lot of democrats in the district of columbia, there are very few republicansyou see, these republicans voted for nicky haley, and that’s interesting, no trump wouldn't be trump if he and his press office didn't attack nikki haley and start calling her names in their usual style, so trump's press office released a statement sarcastically congratulating nikki haley on winning the district columbia, and... they called her the queen of the swamp , why the swamp, because trump very often calls the washington swamp, and he , the first time he came, he said that i am coming to drain and clean this swamp, peter the first one is in st. petersburg, but that’s not the point, i think that nikili’s publicists should take it up and speak out, it’s like such sexism, but it ’s possible on the contrary in the wake of some kind of struggle for women’s rights there, but it’s all necessary to use, by the way, there was a t-shirt in this advertisement info. nicky and women for nicky, well that is, you have to do everything, because by and large, at least now, judging by what trump

they are military or retired from the columbia, an army. and that is also a way to work abroad to, to get some extra money. good money. i mean, we know that they didn't confirmed this because they're not allowed to, but we know that they get up to $3000.00 a month for being there in the trenches and, and fighting the russians. so they are these 2 components like the political ideology, but also the financial part of it right? from the ukraine. point of view, have great is been needs the crying to saw soldiers from other places wise. they this demand for what seems that a dramatic and somewhat exhausting solution. hm. well, you mentioned it at the beginning. ukraine is running out of weapons. of course f. i'm addition, that's what everyone is talking about. but also manpower, they need soldiers. soldiers are dying very fast at the front. we've had already 2 years of where we're in the 3rd year. um, the ukranian soldiers are tired and they're trying to get soldiers from, from all over everyone who wants to join the fight is allowed to join th

and that also talks further of the lights, relationship between the columbia military and columbia, political and interpret anerio elite and their complicity with paramilitary forces in their war against the rebel fight. there's during columbia, internal conflict. i listened that i'm 50, i just see it. but with that, the u. s. supreme court has handed donald trump a major victory returning a decision that they had excluded him from colorado's ballot. trump is the front runner for the republican nomination. the challenge president joe biden states topcoat had or the trump of the ballot, and to send citing his road, leading out to be january 6th 2021 attack on the capital. trump, as welcome to decision is pressing the need for presidential immunity. routing allows prompt to stay on pallets nationwide. immunity for presidents and not immunity for me. but for any president, if a president doesn't have full immunity, you really don't have a president because nobody that is serving in that office will have the courage to make in many cases what would be the right decision or it could be the wrong d

and it seems to work out it's not only columbia and 0. so if people are improved from brazil, but also from, from different parts of the world, joining this fight and he prayed for it to be in the studio. a good tomato. thanks so much for sharing and we'll talk soon. thank you. all right, and here's a look at some of the other stories now making headlines around the world. russian president vladimir put and says he will deployed troops and weapons on the board with finland now that the country is joins nice of. you described finland. nathan membership is a meaningless step for the country's security. previously neutral finland joined nice or last year in the wake of russia's invasion of the print. a close l as the light rushing opposition later. alexa in the valley has been attacked outside his home in with the one year unit called co has was reportedly assaulted in his car with gas and the hammock. police said he was admitted to a hospital and they are investigating the attack on this present. the job board and has locked in the democrat

the leo, these really got leo rifle is used by every branch of the columbia. and on forces is even produced here to have paid since that the israel has given to columbia that while it is produced here it is assembled here, many parts come directly from israel. so all of this will have a cons to glances. it also is changing what has been the traditional politics between the 2 countries, essentially israel, as always, had the on question, support the bye. previous to colombian, governments that has changed with this war in guys operations been paid through has been open the criticizing and using very strong words against the government. the us and the side now against the, at the military operation in guys that he use the, i often use the words genocides to describe what's happening there. he's accusing it'd be essentially a day that these really military of committing and all of cost and in guys that. and this also has to do with the fact that the israel, as long been controversial and among the left here in columbia. because back in the 90s, in early 2000, the

the standard rifle used by the armed forces in columbia by all soldiers in columbia is uh the uh, got leo rifle made in israel and its uh its use a so wide spread that over time the, the is rather is as also i've also sold a paste patents here to the columbia and a government's for it to produce it here. now if this suspension goes through, this will obviously complicate the at that, given the fact that even if it's produced here, a lot of elements come directly from a israel to produce that website. they only fighter jets that columbia has a, it's also the kaffir is the rarely made the a fighter jets. so obviously this could have a consequences quite quickly for the columbia, an army, and be spoken to some military experts who have said this is, can be solved and, and, and in the, in the middle term. but the problem would be in the short term, and they would also require retraining pilots and soldiers in the use of the weapons that they normally operate with and beyond just the purchase and sale of weapons. what does this mean for political ties between israel and colombia? yes, trad

they columbia and press the and has decided to break up. that long new board to line of provision for equal on again, is applies for the colombian really truly intelligence kept a religious and are a security analyst said that if the banner sustains, it can seriously affect columbia as armed forces due to their reliance on his really hardware and technology which you were just talking about, what kind of impact could this have overall it will have a medium term impact the even the short term bro, we'd, we'd only reviews the, the duration of the columbia and heresy. barry to plead that it was already aging. very many of those planes were already of, of age riley provision where already taken out of surveys because it were very aged . but in the medium term, i think the most significant mean, but it will that, that it will, it renews the gate. but we do so think colombian, that there is capability piece of the colombian retreat, especially in the, in the ocean. and also they can relate these to fight against criminal organizations, especially

it is a very exciting day here at igp and columbia.we really believe we are starting something that can have a lasting impact far beyond the university. let me start by saying very clearly that simply embracing the concept of women's rights, let alone enshrining those rights and laws and constitutions, is not the same as achieving full equality. rights are important but they are nothing without the power to claim them. . again and again, especially in recent times, we have seen anger, hostility, sexism and misogyny directed at women have the audacity to seek power. deep-seated biases are even harder to change the discriminatory laws. incidents that while we have made -- it is no coincidence that we have made progress in areas associated with women, including health care and education, we have struggled to mesh that progress in the economy, politics and national security. i admit i find thist frustrating because when i was in beijing, as keren has and declared that women's rights are human rights, my daughter was 15 years old. i ry much

that of money, little boy, them live in the middle. columbia has around 7 years of oil left. that is correct, production the country says, and it will likely depend on that revenue for some time. and it's no small amount of money. in 2022 revenues from oil exports added up to about 20 percent of the government's plan budget for the following year. so guitar says tourism and clean energy exports can make up more of that revenue. but even with a solid base of clean energy, much bit hydro power, columbia has important more electricity in recent years than it's ex, ported, and tourism figures would have to jump dramatically to begin to approach fossil fuel revenues. and this is the tricky part of the global transition away from oil, the obligations of individual countries, especially those that are poor to countries, there have the same responsibility to limit fossil fuel projects because of climate goals, or maybe even a greater one because of the amazon base and we'll local c resource extraction as a scourge or as in guy on a, an opportunity to improve their lives that they won

projects. others are on a different path. photos in ecuador, rejecting government drilling plants. columbia says it's done with new fossil fuel projects to focus on renewables. you know, so to those we have this in conjunction of water, sun and wind at the same time, at the same place. and then we model that one confidence, 2 different approaches to the wealth buried underground, but which one is right? the guy out of joining the ranks of the world's boy produces for the 1st time on friday as us or a company exxon mobil said it'd be gone for just to include off the coast of the south american country, making the i know this video is from december 2019, but changing guy on a really started for years earlier. that's when the exxon mobil made the 1st of a series of major oil discoveries offshore. over the years, the findings of total, an estimated $11000000000.00 barrels new oil wells are now set to come on line throughout the decade. growing guy on his production by hundreds of thousands of barrels at a time. by 2028, the country could be pumping 1200000 barrels a day, making it one of the wo

but even with a solid base of clean energy, much bit hydro power, columbia has imported more electricity in recent years than it's ex, ported, and tourism figures would have to jump dramatically to begin to approach fossil fuel revenues. and this is the tricky part of the global transition away from oil, the obligations of individual countries, especially those that are poor to countries, there have the same responsibility to limit fossil fuel projects because of climate goals, or maybe even a greater one because of the amazon base and we'll local c resource extraction as a scourge or as in guy on a, an opportunity to improve their lives that they won't be lectured about. stop is a big position, a government here that is, we don't want to hear from the 1st or the developed countries that we much restrain what we've done because they've been pumping to go. so you know, hundreds of years and producing, destroying that as far as we have a right to be able to develop our resorts is even if the consequences of continued oil drilling on a global level are quite clear for south american countri

, and probably, there are a lot of democrats in the district of columbia, there are very few republicansbut you see, these republicans still voted for nicky haley, and that's interesting, well, trump couldn't be trump. if he and his press office hadn't attacked nikki haley and started calling her something in their usual style, yes trump's press office released a statement sarcastically congratulating nikki haley on winning d.c., uh, and calling her the queen of the swamp, why swamp, because trump calls the washington swamp a lot, and it's the first time he came , he said that i am coming for... to dry and clean this swamp, peter the first in st. petersburg and, but the point is not that, i think that nikili's pr people should now take it up and speak out, it's like such sexism , but it is possible, on the contrary, on the wave of someone there fight for women's rights, well, but you have to use everything, by the way, there was a t-shirt in this commercial and the women were missing, well, that is , you have to do everything, because by and large, at least now, judging by what trump is

the sense that mazda of this huge mountain range in the north of columbia. this is a very remote area about one that has long been a key cory door for many enlisted activities. the trafficking of cocaine human trafficking, as also increased in the past few years, especially women that are brought into columbia from brittany square law and, and working in prostitution. here it also has become corey door for the movement of a gold in a legal mining in different areas of the country, the consequences, the human consequences are for these people, especially those that are a part of the we've a community that have a been forced to leave their villages in the last week. gary sonya and their children have been sleeping on the hammocks under this 3 since cling their village a week ago. part of the we wouldn't be doing this community. they live in the sierra nevada. they sent them like the mountain range in order to columbia, but they were forcibly displaced when they were caught in the crossfire of worrying paramilitary groups, piping for control of the key core. ei

now the crowd that was out today was in many ways wider, older, and richard and the average columbia and very conservative, very religious. one of the jokes here is that this is the crowd you usually find and country clubs across the country more than protesting on the street. but it show you chose you that this base the base through the upper right wing parts these traditional parties that have been in power for very long decades in, in columbia feel mots, very motivated to come out and protest against this, a government and the things that they see could hurt columbia us on protest as mexico has broken down adult, the presidential palace while the president was inside, giving a press conference. let's show you what looked like the crowd outside was demanding justice for 43 students who disappeared a decade ago. their abduction via a car talent guerrero estate and the involvement of law enforcement in that incident has been the subject of years long investigations president under his manual lopez over the door says it's human rights organizations involved in the case, have been very

i'm p i t, he's in the a hot in northern columbia. so what kind of refuge of people found that are in real hot? you a yes, sammy where they're here and what it's called of a cause that indian this or indigenous house, which is that a compound that difference indigenous groups use when they're here and at the capital city. they've. why he, that a region in northern uh columbia. others are being held in a support facility close to downtown that the situation is obviously not the best, but the, the, the international help in particular started to arrive in terms of food in terms of health assistance. when they arrived here, the bathrooms were not functioning, they are functioning now, there was no electricity. we understand that there are some generators in place. but the problem here and the worry is just for how long they will have to be here. given the fact that these confrontations between arm groups continue at a on this mountain rage where they are, where they lived for this year. and they've had that they sent them up the mountain

and finally at cr doors like columbia volcano and the galactic ghost archipelago has begun erupting. the government says that it poses no immediate danger to human life . because the island where it's located is uninhabited occurred. however, the rest and under ray of the islands unique animals pcs, is the 3rd time the near 1500 meter volcano has erupt it since 2017 and that's you all off to dates. coming up next global us with a look at the dangers migrants phase crossing the jungle between columbia and panama. i'm one of whom all in berlin, thanks so much for watching dw state your intent. take care the person's got any issues with a lot say what? the name is the calls back said let.

poisoning society and the people who use them are like in america, corresponding to call res is in columbia, as capital bogo tower than german interior minister has been talking to officials. nicole told us about colombia struggle with drug cultivation and smuggling. it seems to be something that is difficult to get rid of just because there is so much money involved. this is a $1000000000.00 business. the huge challenge, according to the police official that i talk to today from columbus, national police is that the people involved the international and national play as a more and more becoming sort of invisible el, smarter in the race. and this is why there needs to be more international collaboration because india and this is not only an issue for columbia or germany, this is an issue for many countries here in latin america pettigrew. brazil ecuador very prominently has been in the news just a few weeks ago because of its security issues due to this drug violence as well. and to year from the ports from latin america. the proud to use is arriving at the shores of europe and day. we're t