proves that ecuador was right all along. we're going to sondra was. running a risk of facing what he's facing now ecuador gave him asylum for fear of persecution for his activities as a publisher at the head of we can leaks. i remember actually interacting with british officials and british officials telling me that we would do. looted that it had nothing to do with we kill it's nothing to do with freedom expression nothing to do with publishing it it had everything to do with the swedish case. and now we're seeing that we were right all along it had nothing to do with the swedish case and everything to do with this possibility of an extradition to the united states and i think it's an important global cause that we must all defend freedom for julian sanchez yes nowadays even the new york times and the guardian supporters you can't imagine who those british officials were that was saying you were deluded about a grand jury in the united states that was going to maybe imprison a son for 175 years in america generally speaking all our interaction with b

the issue is that ecuador in these difficult judgment regarded as out of the i.m.f.'s it would be the same in challenge the same kind of decisions would have to be taken whether or not the i.m.f. was there it's simple and as a very is a temptation sometimes to use the i'm not a scapegoat while the problems the necessity of fiscal adjustment in ecuador would be there with or without the i.m.f. is not it's not the i.m.f. that. must receive any blame for that. any in fact to a large extent the map and all the days. by the early in the case of countries of that size and this is not aggregating the rights to say where to make the cuts but. in order for the resource from them have to be justified there the fiscal adjustment has to happen but way to cut how to raise revenues and so one is mostly a domestic call right and side domestic call made an equitable with field subsidies and absolutely no surprise that people didn't like that now it might have been a necessary thing and i thought well this is where we can we can trim the fat but you almost can't be surprised that the

than marino your successor accuses you of an attempted coup in ecuador we're getting reports of 30. field sees 12 percent of a good boy an oil output hit and he himself has fled the capital. thank you very much for this opportunity and for letting me tell for the world what is happening in ecuador everything that is happening now is the government's fault he betrayed the program approved in the elections and adopted an extremely near liberal losing program they had a terrible agreement with the i.m.f. to the crisis by cutting the domestic financial sources reducing taxes for the wealthy and increasing useless expenditure and there you have the consequences when he had to set a very strong package of measures poverty had already increased 3 points after 10 years poverty started growing with this government is growing 3 points and the very drastic package of measures was the tipping point where amongst other things he doubled the price of diesel one of the main fuels and this tried people's patience that's the reason for the protests well i'll get to christine legarde for stare at the

protesting president and fronts to those fighting climate change in britain and then in marino in ecuador uniting them all is opposition to washington imperialism and know that imperialism takes center stage here in britain because of a killing near us massive alien space 70 miles from london we're going to begin with a deadly car crash in england that has led to a diplomatic standoff with the u.s. every dime was struck and killed in august and police say they were about to arrest a u.s. diplomats wife in the case but that american was allowed to leave britain under diplomatic immunity so what goes on at the pentagon controlled area base near where the former u.s. state department sansa coolest married to a washington spy and the just the killed british teenager harry done live with snowden documents suggest the drone communication base already if crowton was crucial in president obama's illegal mess of a once program president obama is doing some major international damage control after news that the n.s.a. has been spying in france mexico and brazil and now germany may be on that list a

using uprising in chile and ecuador come everywhere else in latin america. everything that has been done wrong to all of the people everywhere hasas been done agait us in colombia for many, many years. not 18 children that were killed recently by the armed forces of colombia, forcing the resignation of the minister of defense. according to the former presidential candidate and member of the senate, more than 300 children have been killed by the colombian army in eight years. 800 [indidiscerble] have been murdered since the peace agreemement in 2016. -- linked to drug trafficking, murder everywhere. we are f up. so we marcd.d. we mobilized and w eressssed our r anr. i catellll y clearly, today presenent duque in ththpresident hihind h, have nothing to d inowerer icolombmb. like theombia opleho march yesterd likeim. amy: let me play colombia president yvonne d duque speakig about the role of the military and anticipation of yesterday's national strike. forcess these military which have always guarantee the implementation of democracy, the ones that have always

there in marino your successor accuses you of an attempted coup in ecuador we're getting reports of 3 oil field seized 12 percent of ecuadorian oil output hit and he himself has fled the capital. thank you very much for this opportunity and for letting me tell it to the world what is happening in ecuador everything that is happening now is the government's fault he betrayed the program approved in the elections and adopted an extremely near liberal losing program they had a terrible agreement with the i.m.f. prompted a crisis by cutting the domestic financial sources juicing taxes for the wealthy and increasing use this expenditure and there you have the consequences when you had to set a very strong package of measures poverty had already increased 3 points after 10 years.

as we see, there's a lot of political unrest in santiago, chu a, ecuador. chile, ecuador.nts.osyncratic you have on the most developed nations in latin america that has had an average growth rate for the last 30 years as one of the highest in the region, basically showing strains in the equilibrium between social development and growth. i think that what we are seeing is a population that is also looking for a growth model that is more inclusive than the one it has, focusing on those elements. in bolivia, you have basically a situation that is much more associated with electoral issues than anything else. well.nomy that has done it is looking at macroeconomics that have developed as part of gasoline, a government trying to correct significant macroeconomic imbalances. ecuador on the border, when the price of oil collapsed, ecuador postponed the correction of the big deficit of external, domestics, and fiscal that developed. the current government is trying to rebalance policies so that they hold and stop the increase in debt. obviously, in doing so it has created some tens

father flag in solidarity with the people of bolivia ecuador chile haiti everywhere that there are things not just to go up against the colombian state. they're up against the u.s. sponsored colombian state the $265000000.00 in u.s. military aid that was sent this year under trial even more in past years with colombia so we shouldn't forget that there's no u.s. military bases over a 1000 u.s. military soldiers stationed in colombia 12 u.s. military bases in panama where they're out there where there's also protests scheduled for later today against the same meal liberal agenda so the colombian people are fighting back not just for their interests but for the interests of humble people across the world. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been indicted on charges of bribery fraud and breach of trust this comes amid an ongoing political crisis with the prospect of a 3rd general election this year looking increasingly likely netanyahu who's back to appeal though in the indictment of political witch hunt israeli prime minister had hoped to avoid the charges by passing special legis

i suppose in ecuador we had the subsidies to gas here it's not a specific mission it's more of a wide range of actions being taken by the government that people here do not like it all started with a tax reform and an intention to reform the pension system but it's not only the neoliberal austerity measures this so so the handling of the peace process or the failure in handling the peace process that has led to more violence in the country recently we had 8 miners being killed in the government led attack and all of this cocktail has produced this state of discontent among colombian so as we say the protest has been massive is the mainly peaceful but it's sending a very clear message to yvonne do case government here in colombia nicolas o'donovan. fashion of latin american and caribbean studies at the city university of new york told us more about the roots of the mass protests in colombia. the columbian mess is this country of 40000000 compass seen in workers in indigenous who are today marching in flying the y. father flag in solidarity with the people of bolivia ecuador chile haiti

strike was announced before the full the protests in other latin american countries like chile or ecuador but people here are telling us that they've been inspired by those movements 5000 police officers here we've also have members of the military but the government says that we can't say that colombia is militarized because these soldiers just protected strategic buildings so that's the picture of the ground what about the reasons what's best hind this massive strike well it's a very differently to what happens in other latin american countries for instance and in chile we had the public transport in ecuador we had the subsidies to gas here it's not a specific mission. it's more of a wide range of actions being taken by the government that people here don't like it all started with a tax reform and an intention to reform the pension system but it's not only the neo liberal austerity measures this also the handling of the peace process or the failure in handling the peace process that has led to more violence in the country recently we had 8 minus being killed in the government led attac

we've stepped it up with a pretty fist and bit of ecuador with a reprieve in government ecuador with a government essentially kind of halting actually halting their plans to plans to end fuel subsidies however it appears and fuel subsidies however it appears to be expected that another similar plan was to be expected that another similar plan will be put into place new in the near future so where are we right now and at what are we put into place new in the near future so where are we right now in ecuador. well just yesterday. well just yesterday ecuador presented its budget for 2024 or presented its 'd budget for 2020 for the next fiscal year and in that budget there is a reduction in your next fiscal year and in that budget there is a reduction in fuel subsidies not by the amount that the government wanted to subsidies not by the amount that the government wanted to a month ago but probably approximately half of that at a month ago but probably approximately half of that amount so it shows that the government is continuing with its policy so it shows that the government is continui

a tres minu final, pase tremendo, tres a dos y ecuador pasa a la siguiente etapa. >> (musica). >> unedes sociales. >> vemos lo que muchos hacen para conmemorar a sus difuntos. cada nivel tiene un significado en los altares. >> en una escuela los alumnos participan, poniendo fotografías de personas que ya no están con nosotros. >> el significado justamente de un altar, tiene múltiples f funciones, incluye elementos aromáticos que significan la purificación del alma, diversos colores para conectar con nuestros antepasados. >> bl(todos hablan). >> las flores, y la comida que le gustaba a la persona para conectar. >> es importante que la gente del área de la bahía ha mantenido estas tradiciones. >> hasta las 11, gracias por acompañarnos. >> m ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ horror en halloween una niÑa latina de solo 7 aÑos es baleada. testigos nos escriben la pesadilla vivida en plena celebraciÓn. buenas tardes, la pequeÑa disfrazada de abejita quedÓ en medio de una balacera, ahora estÁ luchando por su vida en un hospital. en nuestra principal noticia pero este viernes. >>> destruidos por el pueblo una fa

there are we right now in ecuador. well just yesterday ecuador presented its. will just yesterday ecuador presented its 'd budget for 2020 for the next fiscal year and in that budget budget for 2020 for the next fiscal year and in that budget there is a reduction in fuel subsidies not by. there is a reduction in fuel subsidies not by the amount that the government wanted to a month ago but that the government wanted to a month ago but by probably approximately half of that amount so it shows that the government is can buy probably approximately half of that amount so it shows that the government is continuing with its policy the measures have not been taken yet but the announcement to new ng with its policy the measures have not been taken yet but the announcement has already been done so i expect there to be a renewed wave the has already been done so i expect there to be a renewed wave of protests because at the same time in the quarter we have an emergency lot of protests because at the same time in there are we have an emergency law that has been sent by th

on county mccall that's what started the protest in ecuador could it be a multi-billion dollar loan which both tax the good news to the corporations the stairs each of the poorest in the lobby and it's a part of the economic policy did it help to pan recover from its last decade. counting the cost on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from the mind of our top stories this hour iraq's cabinets expected to me today after the prime minister up to last he offered his resignation antigovernment protesters welcomed the decision but they say they will not back down until there's a complete overhaul the political system. rebels in the eastern part of democratic republic of congo killed 13 people it happened in cocoa tama near the village of between. 8 people died during an attack on thursday. and hundreds of high school students surrounding in central hong kong they're calling for democratic reforms and they're standing against what they say was police brutality during the anti-government protests. there's been fighting between the police and anti-government protesters in ch

sospechosos a 100 millas de ecuador. activÓ los protocolos de seguridad.trust descartarse la presencia de drogas, hay una nueva tarea. tonelada y media de cocaÍna fue llevada las bodegas. llevamos mÁs espacio. queremos que ellos pueden hacer otros casos. >> fueron horas de mucha actividad. cuando los movimientos sospechosos se registran lejos, la Única opciÓn es enviar un helicÓptero a sobrevolar el Área. no siempre se cuenta con buena suerte. >> mucha gente se ve asÍ, hay riesgo. a veces puede ser muy peligroso. >> esto puede rendir frutos. una madrugada despertamos con la activaciÓn de las alertas y el trabajo a toda marcha. una vez mÁs, enviaron las lanchas hacia unas coordenadas arrojadas sobre el radar a cinco millas de distancia. amaneciÓ y la espera en el puente parecÍa eterna hasta que dos horas mÁs tarde se confirmÓ la detenciÓn de un semi sumergible. comenzaba en aguas turbulentas una compleja labor que se extenderÍa por todo el dÍa. dos mexicanos y dos colombianos habÍan sido arrestados. por varios dÍas los detenidos estuvieron aquÍ hasta que lo

ecuador, violence protests over austerity package.olved congress, seen as corrupt. brazil is not noted there, steve, but it's also tense as well. >> it's very, very tense. and i think right now, crisis down there it means that we are going to have crises appear. one of the reasons why the border problems we are having our bad because there's drugs, there's desperation that we are going to see a lot more of it and i've watched many presidential demonstrations and they are looking at latin america and it's always the afterthought. if the part of the world that we take for granted and it's the last thing, probably since mike mccarty in the clinton administration, who did take latin america seriously, haven't had anyone with her eyeballs on this area of the world. >> bret: mark? >> i think what's happening in latin america is not about liberty and socialism but a battle between a narco criminal transnational syndicate and democratic center right government. if you cut chile, brazil, argentina, colombia, these are democratic transparent co

a las personas que le ayuden en su travesÍa. >> la primera semana de noviembre, en mi paÍs, quito ecuadorcabo forma parte de varias acciones amambientales que busc crear conciencia sobre el cambio climÁtico en nuestro planeta, al regresar, hoy la estrella de nuestro firmamento es mercurio que pasarÁ para mí, el tacto es lo más importante. me gusta palpar las cosas. me encanta lo que se siente intuitivo. me encanta lo que se siente natural. es increíble, me emociona mucho. ♪ ¿ha¿auténtico contigoue match? y con tu piel? cuando no puedes diferenciar dónde termina la base y dónde comienza tu piel, ese es tu true match. true match de l'oréal iguala tu piel a la perfección para un acabado auténtico. en 45 tonos. true match de l'oréal paris presentamos el 2 for'. para que disfrutes una hamburguesa hecha con carne fresca, nunca congelada y ese spicy chicken que tanto se te antoja. elige entre una dave's single, un spicy chicken sandwich, 10 spicy nuggets o 10 nuggets regulares. ¡los 2 que quieras por $5! solo en wendy's. solo tylenol® rapid release gels tienen aperturas hechas por láser. proveen

chevron fled ecuador and never paid a dime to the affected communities instead they went after don zucker with the help of a corrupt court system donz of his law license was suspended in new york based on the allegation that he was an immediate threat to the public interest due to his litigation against chevron a laughable supervillain judge named to look lewis kaplan held doniger in civil contempt seized his passport fined of $200000.00 per day for refusing to turn over his computer and phone don figure has been can bind confined to home detention and required to wear an electronic monitoring device. so i'm going to say lawyers fighting for the truth are persecuted. i mean this guy proved in court in a court of law one of the largest environmental crimes ever committed and he's the one with a with a monitoring bracelet on do you see how this all works now the criminals are running the hen house the fox is guarding to the asylum or don't have good chickens are crossing the rug ok they're getting this deadly a fox and. their heads the hands are your dog walker. the point is the law enforce

ecuador's profit dropped by half.s last earnings time before the norwegian state-controlled company started its giant oil field. it's a project that is expected to give them a massive production boost over the coming years. joining us now is the company's cfo. welcome to the show. let's talk about the fed -- field first. production is wrapping up quickly. are you still on track to reach that 300,000 barrels a day capacity by the end of november? could it be even higher now? we will be producing during november. another 2-4 wells to be whichd to reach plateau we expect to happen during summer next year. that is 400,000 barrels a day. have a costs will below two dollars per barrel. of $50.gin next year nejra: you talked about summer next year for the plateau. you were thinking about that max phase one capacity of 440,000 barrels per day. could you reach the level earlier than this summer? some analysts and shareholders are expecting that. is, we need to-war wells -- 2-4 wells. if we only need to, we will do it sooner. i

one reason for the spotty calls is that she's calling in from her part-time home in ecuador. almost 4,000 miles away. residents are starting to notice. >> a resident of ecuador is not a representative of the santa rosa community. as you saw tonight, we had to postpone an item. >>> a vote on affordable housing projects had to be postponed on tuesday because it required combs to be physically present. >> what i'm hearing she has vacated her home and moved out of the country. i know she's phoned back once to attend a meeting. >> by law, combs can be away for 30 days at a time. but the job is more than just tuesday night meetings. >> you can't call into a meeting to do the other tasks that are part of the responsibility. i don't think it can be done. >> combs is still a resident of santa rosa and posted a message on her facebook page saying so much conversation about my personal life. i own two homes, my primary is in santa rosa. my husband has had a medical issue that has greatly affected our situation. he and i are currently at our second home in ecuador. several said combs mov

most famous publisher wiki leaks is julian assange coming up on the show as hundreds are arrested in ecuador protesting the regime of the man who judge julian assange jova the u.k. authorities then in marino we speak to the country's revolutionary former president rafael correa the 1st granted the wiki leaks founder asylum and us on his father john shipped an appeal to boris johnson to support international law for his visit to the u.n. condemned supermax prison in london where his son is being held in solitary plus will you pay labor leader jeremy corbyn do the double and again stop the conservative party from getting a majority at any imminent general election all this of all going on in today's going on the ground a 1st today. 2 years ago the cia helped to make a man from latin america immortal. and. you don't need our. case to me how. this is what che guevara's brother one my team told us about the assassination of the cia but it was the believing me to execute the assassination constantino i was in charge. it was the army general in bolivia the cia was directing it it was the believe in

lost that in 2012, he sought asylu m when he lost that in 2012, he sought asylum at the embassy of ecuador following month, then home secretary signed an extradition request from the us, where 18 criminal charges have been unveiled againstjulian assange, over the maths league of american secrets. with his legal troubles in sweden however, there will be no swedish extradition request to compete with the one from the us. hearings for that began here at the westminster magistrates' court in february. from behind bars here in dalmatia jail, julian assange is putting together his case. and just briefly, you should know that the first stone on the music walk of fame has been unveiled. the veteran what dominic rock and the who were the first to be honoured. may this avenue of stars grow and grow and grow, because we have got the best real music industry in the world. of course, there is much more news for you on the bbc website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbc mike embley. hello there. it was a very cold start to tuesday — widespread frost up and down th

follow flag in solidarity with the people of bolivia ecuador chile haiti everywhere that there are things not just to go up against the colombian state of iran they're up against the u.s. sponsored colombian state the 260 $5000000.00 in u.s. military aid that was sent this year under trump even more in past years with colombia so we shouldn't forget that there's 9 u.s. military bases over a 1000 u.s. military soldiers stationed in colombia 12 u.s. military bases in panama with the way there's also protests scheduled for later today against the same you know liberal agenda so the colombian people are fighting back not just for their interests but for the interests of humble people across the world. that's a global news update for this hour those who are tuning in wherever you may be. i have concern about new technologies and i think society should and i and i try to help them get engaged in those concerns. but we also should have concerns about doing nothing doing nothing is extraordinarily risky in a world with some point 5000000000 people and a whole series of of ancient technologies tha

follow flag in solidarity with the people of bolivia ecuador chile haiti everywhere that there are things not just to go up against the colombian state. they're up against the u.s. sponsored colombian state the $265000000.00 in u.s. military aid that was sent this year under trump even more in past years with a plan colombia so we shouldn't forget that there's 9 u.s. military bases over a 1000 u.s. military soldiers stationed in colombia 12 u.s. military bases in panama with the way there's also protests scheduled for later today against the same neal liberal agenda so the colombian people are fighting back not just for their interests but for the interests of humble people across the world. in france the clash between secularism and religion has taken center stage again after a local retirement and gave an elderly catholic nun an ultimatum kick keep your religion to yourself or find another place to stay done of picks up the story now from paris. a nun from eastern france had been wearing her habit for more than 70 years he didn't plan on changing that when he decided to cash in her reti

follow flag in solidarity with the people of bolivia ecuador chile haiti everywhere that there are things not just to go up against the colombian state. they're up against the u.s. sponsored colombian state the $265000000.00 in u.s. military aid that was sent this year under trump even more in past years with colombia so we shouldn't forget that there's 9 u.s. military bases over a 1000 u.s. military soldiers stationed in colombia 12 u.s. military bases in panama with the way there's also protests scheduled for later today against the same neo liberal agenda so the colombian people are fighting back not just for their interests but for the interests of humble people across the world. and is there all the opposition is demanding that prime minister benjamin netanyahu step down that's after he was indicted on charges of bribery fraud and breach of trust the pm there remains defiant dubbing it a political witch hunt. that a little bit on this is a dirty process and we need to put an end to it people may ask how dare he say this he's undermining the rule of law but it's not like that's becaus

who would say they marching in flying the wife allah flag in solidarity with the people of bolivia ecuador chile haiti everywhere that there are things not just to go up against the colombian state. they're up against the u.s. sponsored colombian state the $265000000.00 in u.s. military aid that was sent this year under trump even more in past years with a plan colombia so we shouldn't forget that there's 9 u.s. military bases over a 1000 u.s. military soldiers stationed in colombia 12 u.s. military bases in panama with the way there's also protests scheduled for later today against the same you know liberal agenda so the colombian people are fighting back not just for their interests but for the interests of humble people across the world that are global news update for this hour but don't forget you can always had to our website r.t. dot com for the details on all those stories and many more. hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle what explains the bipartisan commitment to an ending wars and foreign military interventions recent polls show the m

really other outcome was possible in this case i think julian has been vindicated in this one and ecuador has been vindicated as well for granting him asylum his fear of u.s. prosecution was always as we know. the case through then while we see that after 3 times opening and reopening the investigation they concluded that they cannot indict him of anything. i think it would be tragic that it took that long because i think irreversible. damage has been inflicted on julius and and the very danger that we wanted to avoid with the asylum when it couldn't be avoided and giuliani's as we know. in the prison waiting for an extradition. will crimes so there's a positive outcome by. somehow too late yes and i just want to pick up on what you said there are about the ecuadorian embassy is role in all of this i would suggest that as far as the public were concerned they couldn't offer it is we considered somewhat saviors for signs offering him sanctuary in the belief that he was innocent and he was a political refugee but we're hearing newspaper reports they love republicans claiming that the survei

now moving to another latin american country ecuador has taken broadcast by our sister channel r.t. spanish off air a false complaints by the interior minister about its protest coverage former ecuadorian president rafael herrera says it smacks of double standards i am very sorry and i feel very uncomfortable because i think it was my folks that the spanish was cut off from ecuador's public television provider the national telecommunications corporation the company belongs to all of them could durians not to the government and it's not owned by lenin moreno but the shutdown shows that this government which speaks about freedom of speech has double standards and it also looks like censorship in this case simply because i provided me with the opportunity to have my program so this is another example of what we are experiencing and suffering as an ecuadorian i can only apologize because it is connected with the persecution to which i am subjected to news wrap up for now thanks for tuning in. i max kaiser one more of my guide to financial survival this is god it's a device used by profe

in recognizing the cuban threat to freedom live in a joint brazil in ecuador in recognizing the cuban threat to freedom bravo bolivia and one protests were taking place against morales washington had something else to say the united states applauds the bolivian people for demanding freedom around the world protests continue to rage for the u.s. it's a great time to fuel the fire of popular anger if it's for the right reasons of course the united states will go over to other parts of the world like the middle east we should just live to the united states is very much supportive and he put on his things those who go abroad reach out and trying to destabilize the google and that is the. they want to destabilize of course in bolivia they were extremely supportive of. some. riots and protests against it will be in a more want to end their people get the power load of bolivia well united states totally switches are. begins to support the government or that. they're all. efforts or which is supporting both a military. which was trained in the united states. the u.k.'s oxford brookes universi

of a broader perspective here we see bolivia in crisis there have been massive protests in chile ecuador and hundreds have also seen protests how interconnected is this on rust in latin america what are we seeing here well if you look at so countries like chile and ecuador departs us there have been different groups so in chile in the accord or even steaming toward justice in our guidance. when government's policies of austerity high levels of inequality are particular issue in chile as well as the constitution. so. do you just saw probably inspired by the changes in the chiefs wouldn't protest movement of the we should also i'm just there are differences. all right medical a senior lecturer in latin american politics at the university of liverpool thank you thank you very much let's check in now on some other stories making news around the world violent protests have again broken out in the chilean capital santiago after the national currency the peso dropped to an historic low weeks of mass street protests that plunge the country into crisis protesters are demanding wide ranging social

country where our spanish where the signal was cut off in moscow is still awaiting response from ecuador for why this is happening we don't know yet whether this 'd decision by the bolivian operator was made solely by the company's top top management or whether they had been given some orders from someone else and if this has anything to do with the current political situation in bolivia we know that the country is in crisis after what was pretty much a coup so let's rewind and take us through what's going on politically while we remember that earlier this month the main events actually happened on november the 10th the former bolivian president evo morales as was everything but ousted he fled bolivia after being reelected there were claims that the election was fraudulent by the opposition in even though mr morale is offered to hold a new vote he lost the support of the police and the military and then he had to flee the country he got political asylum in mexico but what's important here is the political vacuum that followed the country now has an interim leader her name is janine. but

on county mccall squat start the protest in ecuador could it be a multi-billion dollar loan which both types the goodness to the corporations hysteresis of the poorest buskins off by a good part of the economic policy did it help to pan recover from its last decade . counting the costs on algebra. to cope with our growing population we have tripled our exploitation of natural resources in just 40 years as a result of the fast expansion of mining industrial scale farming fishing and other human activities natural ecosystems have lost nearly half the area and $1000000.00 plant and animal species a facing extinction without the ecological networks which regulate our planet's from cleaning and water to providing food we simply cannot survive. with the is still time we meet the pioneers striving to protect 2 of our most valuable remaining ecosystems. are muscle buried in sweden where an inventive clothing company is using groundbreaking technology to fight before station and i'm a man to borrow in tacking where one man is fighting to protect a wetlands haven for migrating bugs. the fashion

ecuador it will quiet calm it had never been quite and we have the situation in venezuela and we have this equation in peru which is not quite either so one has to see the school against morales we did in that context of american policy trying to recover their failed germany or primacy in their in the region i mean basically to. hear north american and us say hantz this could it get more that it is absolutely clear i mean i mean you don't have to have a physical proof i mean the proofs in intelligence is the results prove in terms of. military intelligence is the objective which was the source of morality so out of power why because morally was always against american us policy your correspondent said very clearly i mean tired like really that i mean the usa now particularly the south combined own equipment which they construct of the southern countries of the southern hemisphere is very clear about recovering american primacy in the region and this is their a very clear they will stray ssion this is a message that the us a very clear and a very i would say adamant very concrete you k