laws that are on the books against this stuff go on, enforced as immigration policy researcher daniel costa has if you're an agricultural employer, there's only around a one percent chance that you'll be investigated for anything in any given year. so they can pretty much get away with not treating your workers the way they should. but in some states, those one percent odds could be changing in 2019 new york farm workers earned a change in state law that allows them to collectively bargain and unionize. now for the 1st time, new york state finally has a farm workers union organizing. here the pandemic has hit agricultural workers, especially hard and help them realize how valuable their work really is to society a large. that's why in new york, they're fighting to expand their rights even further through earning over time compensation for over 40 hours a week of work. this would put farming on par with other industry, but farm owners say this would drive them out of business or force them to leave the state. which curiously sounds a lot like what capital a say. whenever workers ask them to

opposition leaders who was in exile now a neighbor in costa rica, monica as well that know she was a former gorilla leader, an ally of course, of daniel ortega during the original insurrection and sandinista revolution of the 19 seventy's and eighty's. and she says that these sanctions will be and what wills are serving as a moral boost to their nicaraguan people. she says that at least that way they know that the international community is watching closely. what happens in that country, the state, or the lack of democracy in nicaragua, but in practical terms, as she says, it will do very little. it will have very little impact in changing the actions of president daniel ortega, whom the international community at large seems to believe one through a fraud or rather didn't win, did not hold a real transparent and legitimate election because practically all of the competitive opposition candidates were imprisoned before that election was held. and as mister ortega goes in to boss, is now a 4th term. what will be the, the key factors that we'll have to be aware of. i mean, what will be the main takeaways from his administration? ah, we'