. >> [speaking spanish] >> ecuador faces a tough dilemma.uld its natural resources be exploited on a large industrial scale? or should they be preserved for the sake of the environmental protection? according to this analyst, mineral riches are the only means to finance health, education, andublic works, so necessary for the development of the country. >> [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] ■x■xq■■■■■ ■ 12/05/22 12/05/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> i am suing the universi for violating the studen rights to reasonable accommodations. i don't want anyone el to exrience what yale hasut me and countls other student through already. i hope this lawsuit can be the first step in changing how we treamental health, to approach it with care and compassion ra

but this hat has been made for four months and costs $500 in ecuador.el the difference in the us for it give 5,000 dollars. isn't it too much for an ordinary straw hat, true panama connoisseurs believe that, by the way, there is no english queen among them, who looks very elegant in an excellent panama well, for what such insane money is taken. and this despite the fact that for us they are not durable. with frequent wear, their service life usually does not exceed 7-8 years, white grass hats are afraid of water, dust and dirt over time. they are wiped off, lose their shape and that los that is so appreciated by admirers for us is the colored red sombreros. whether such paint is somewhat more durable protects them from moisture and dust, but they will not last forever. a small pretty town you never think what ordinary indians do in these provincial places one of the most expensive headdresses in the world alice, ardovishch believes that wealthy people know what people put money into for elite memory, not only demonstrates great taste. he just exudes cha

quickly shay doron shape it see any has to be my name is ariel to ecuador on shane my native language my name means thunder woman. i'm so happy to be here and i want to recognize the special territory of the coast me walk- for allowing me to be here today and it's so good to be here pioneers thirtieth anniversary. as a board member of pioneers i remember when i sit on this stage three years ago as a keynote. and one of the things that helped ease my time up here was the introduction provided by clayton thomas mueller a friend. and today i am so honored to have the privilege of introducing lay last salazar lopez a friend and a comrade in the movement to protect and uphold the rights of indigenous peoples. leila is the mother a proud chicano latino woman and passionate defender of mother earth the amazon indigenous rights and climate justice. since two thousand and fifteen she has served as the executive director of amazon watch leading the organization in its work to pretend protect and defend the bio cultural and climb integrity of the amazon rainforest by advancing indigenous peoples

making these figures of bread have been preserved in ecuador since roman times.ns believed in reincarnation. they believed that the grave was obligatory. we need to put an interlocutor to whom we would entertain a person on the way to the next world, if necessary, they could also have a bite to eat. the incas believed that death is death, and you always want to eat even where there is nothing to eat, and there is no need for this very reason that the afterlife companions of the escorts were always made of dough , it was believed that these little men served the deceased with excellent food, both spiritual and material form depot ebla is the owner of a small shop where they sell such bread men. she says what for last few years. this art has greatly changed the present test, theirs indeed. it was possible to eat so the rules demanded. now it's all made from inedible dough. in addition, we make not only companions for the afterlife, but also simple figurines of people and animals as a keepsake. today it is more souvenirs. making such souvenirs does not require much

to see a newman al jazeera want to christie ecuador. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. at least 30 people have died in a winter storm that is continuing to hammer the u. s. the worst hit state is new york, where hundreds of thousands of people have been trapped in their homes for days. all of us think in historic and epa term is, but this one is for the ages and we're still in the middle of it. we still have people who need to be rescued. we have people with their power off in our communities and buildings where pipes are bursting and flooding is occurring. i as is happening in my own home right now. so this is what's happening in real time. it is a devastating experience. i cannot overstate how dangerous the conditions still are across the northern border and canada thousands remain without power in the 2 biggest provinces, ontario and quebec, many flights or cancelled as our train services. some local governments have declared emergencies in the western province of british columbia. a bus rolled on an icy road, kil

un beso muy fuerte, cuidate mucho, un abrazo hasta ecuador. quÉ bonita historia, quÉ inspiradora.tener mucho trabajo. carolina: mire quÉ hermosos estÁn, son chiquitos, estÁn todavÍa en el hospital porque son muy pequeÑos, nueve. felicidades por nueve a esos papÁs. paciencia. borja: un beso, familia. >>sabe usted que hacer en el caso de que sus hijos se ven involucrados en una tragedia en la escuelavoy a contestar estas preguntas mÁs adelante en el reportaje >>emiten alerta porque ponen en riesgo su vida los invitamos a identificar estos medicamentos. >>racha de dÍas y noches helado se extienden a california en las siguientes 24 horas llega un alivio este frÍo asÍ comenzamos.

let's sit and her family fled, criminal gangs in ecuador. their only option now is to keep moving forward. winter has arrived in the northern hemisphere and with it a huge surge, and patients with respiratory illnesses, a so called triple demik, has left many hospitals overwhelmed. while there are effect of vaccines for 2 of the diseases behind it, coven, 19 and influenza. there isn't one against the 3rd pathogen rsv, but it looks like that could soon change respiratory since sits. your virus or rsv can pose a particular danger to newborns like andreas, because the inflammation and mucus it causes can block the tiny airways and their lungs. like in many places in the northern hemisphere, pediatric hospitals in germany are currently struggling to cope with a crusting wave of infant patience. my 1st bad lamb, it usually chaos breaks out in the late afternoon. yes. behavior then the emergency room is full hello and no more beds are available kind of i and bitten me on my poor assistance, spend hours, literally hours on the phone trying to find

this family left ecuador a month ago and made a dangerous journey through dense jungle. the trip took its tal unless that's one and a half month old daughter. she has a fever and diarrhea long that it was unbearable and traveling with a young baby who breathing suffered in the heat and she was very dehydrated, and authorities treated us very badly. i took us off the bus and took what a little we had brought with us. the book get that i am in be makes if tense doctors without borders, treat around 300 people every day. many families with young children. they have breathing problems from sleeping out doors. when the agency arrived in october, there were more than $20000.00 migrants. it's coordinator. how may sharice warns the situation is getting worse? he stuck randall nobleman. it's creating a backlog of people that together with poor sanitation, the lack of food, they access to water. not enough toilets. could create an outbreak or a health emergency, or why when i met his his, anybody. on the border with guatemala, the mexican government has imposed. you've requirement

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graduates who can go for a semester or a year and do volunteer service or an internship abroad in ecuadore bringing up costa rica next year, so. damian: so who qualifies, and is there a fee? how does this all work? sara: yes, so we have--for students that apply, certain programs have a minimum spanish requirement. we also have entry programs for students that are still learning and really want to--you know, want to learn the language. so that's a--you know, the--each program has little bit of a different requirement, and that's all available on our website, which is amigosinternational.org, and really the demonstrated interest in participating. you know, we--of course, you know, our students, you know, who are under 18, their parents need to support the effort, but really that demonstrated interest and commitment from them that they really want to go out there and be there. and we make sure that also students that have different health requirements, you know, there's a kind of a screening process on the front end, but we are actively recruiting for next summer and also for our gap semeste

let's sit in a family, fled criminal gangs in ecuador. their only option now is to keep moving forward. tourists in the adoption city of luxor rose early to day for a spectacular sunrise. hundreds of people gathered at the 2000 year old temple of carnac, to witness the annual winter solstice. during the shortest day of the year, the sunrise lines up the axes of the temple channeling the light through the ancient structure. the spectacle left a invisible impression on many visitors watching . did we news business is up next with my colleague, daniel winter, make sort of staging for that. and remember, there's always much more news on our website that is d w dot com. you can of course, find us on social media, twitter or instagram, or handle is at dw news. i'm to go further. thank you so much for being with blue. super unsecured, that's why we, that's hard. and in the end this, i mean you are not allowed to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this.

to see a newman al jazeera wanted christie ecuador. still i had an al jazeera oh, praying for paste the christmas hopes of worshippers, said the birthplace of jesus. ah, ah, it abandoned as a child by his own cristella, well known as nothing of his only life in the republic of congo, la after 40 years living in switzerland. cristella follows a fascinating paper trail that leads from his adopted home to the country of his bath and the most unexpected re union witness. earlier on, al jazeera lou ah, earlier thousands of people gathered at the birthplace of jesus for christmas eve mass. better to hammer the occupied west bank. it's been gearing up for a bustling season after 2 years of locked out. a while. tourist numbers are up there. well below pre pandemic levels, listening that abraham reports ah, a prayer for peace in one of the regions that in the most in bordeaux, the latin patriarch of jerusalem presided over the christmas midnight math in bethlehem's nativity church christmas eve is the event bethlehem looks forward to all year l

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frontera y su impacto se siente la capital con 117 migrantes procedentes de república dominicana perú ecuadortrito que por lo -20 niños llegaron en plena noche buena y con temperaturas ricas >> no están acostumbrados algunos pero por su cuenta a otras ciudades otros trasladados a una iglesia pues el refugio estaba capacidad al pasar en vísperas de una festividad de creyentes del cristianismo la navidad >> la realidad no es muy distinta ni el vino también desde texas después de todo el continente sudamericano tras salir de venezuela donde la situación día oprimido todos dejará mi mujer aquí como dices me entiende la soledad a una no mata su familia quedó en ecuador en navidad su deseo por reencontrarse que en enero los buscará es el escenario no es fácil >> no me esperaba que esto fuera dura 11 de trágico una moralidad una pasada de organizaciones dijeron mostraban por ahora en poco como criados dejarán de llegar >> anda de información de la frontera que planea mandar hasta es diarios que vigilan de cerca en el distrito >> por si 12 basta días en este continente muy cercano con el distrito a p

a national health emergencies decline in peru and ecuador all to thousands of pelicans die of bedford. and lionel messy shines valentina as they beat australia to progress to the world cup. ah, turkey has reportedly targeted multiple mandatory sites in northern syria belonging to the largely kurdish syrian democratic forces. areas in rock, a province saw believe to been targeted by turkish artillery and drones strikes. encore is increased attacks on areas controlled by kurdish fighters. it blame them for a bomb attack on a stumble last month. nasty f says they have documented about 70 attack since ticket announced the operation on november. the 20th, the spokesman for the tag, as president says, the government will not stop in its efforts to go off dead. these armed grips on chris preparing for a ground operation into northern syria targeting kaddish fighters. he is spaceman in special adviser. abraham collins, speaking to whistles, said after, talked out, is there in the recent incident, when the terrorists attacked her, the civilians are on is tickler street, which is the, you know,

this family traveled 20 days from ecuador, where they say a criminal gang extorted them and threatened to harm their young daughter. >> [speaking non-english]. >> reporter: she says she is looking forward to a future of study and work. several times a day, border patrol opens up the gates to let dozens of migrants in, to be processed. >>> each day, about 1600 are released into el paso, where shelters and hotels are full. >>> many are sleeping on the streets in freezing temperatures, and relying on the kindness of volunteers. >> reporter: like sandra grace martinez. >>> my biggest concern for them is not to die out here in the street. >> reporter: this is the situation under title 49, a policy enacted under president trump to expel and deport immigrants before they can claim asylum cue to covid concerns. >>> next week that policy is set to expire, and el paso officials expect the number of migrants seeking asylum will double. >>> congressional officials tell cbs news that negotiations on a bipartisan compromise on u.s. immigration and boarder policy failed to gain enough support to pass

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a proud symbol, not of panama, they say, but of their country ecuador. to see a newman al jazeera one to kristy ecuador are respond. natalia will have more news on the side of the break until and for me on the news team here in doha. a meet the minister. a jeff is helpful and they do decide to quit, to run race thing to live better with. let's just throw everything away out there. well, expose the simple living movement aim to reducing personal consumption credit and plus and i hope to be happier. as a result, a simple life on al jazeera farming is changing drastically in romania with this year's sunflower harvest. devastated by drought, it's milder weather and lower rainfall. what are changing the seasons? farmers around here say the early 2 seasons these days instead of fall the summer and the winter autumn this year in temperature terms only lasted a couple of weeks and is planning differently for the year ahead. there'll be no sunflower, no call, no wheat. all this bomb being replaced by crops, more resistant to drought, use, defeat lifestyle, not pe

a proud symbol, not of panama, they say, but of their country ecuador. to see a newman al jazeera want to kristy ecuador, and i said for this news hour on al jazeera, from me fully battle in the whole team here in doha, thanks for watching. we are live next, my london, you center with mariam de massey status. ah ah. a social workers pay michelle night visit her. michelle is a single mother struggling to get by on a meagre income in one of the worlds most expensive cities. she can barely afford the basics for her. and to stick daughter since the start of the coven, $1000.00 pandemic, there's been a big rise, and people seeking relief for charity work is it's been particularly demanding 28 percent of social workers with that job. last year. many of them left the city all together with i'm political uncertainty, many relying that help find it difficult to get the support they progress. more. a serious mistake. artificial intelligence is slowly invading every aspect of our lives. but very few of us really understand its capabilities. for better or worse, al

the st newman explains from monte christie in ecuador. this is the story of one of the world's most famous and yet misnamed hats. for more than a 120 years mules had been bringing to keep home fiber from the hill surrounding monta. could he see near the pacific coast of ecuador for levied by chai, is a 3rd generation had artisan, effective in candy. and it's very tough job because you have to cook the palm fiber . you have to split it and put it to dry in the sun, afterwards. wash it and curate it. ha ha. but that's just the beginning of an exquisite craft, though they've been there in the habit i. this was we were, the best strands are specially selected, but if they aren't naturally that then by that they have to be worked and prepared until they are all identical. and have the same color, so you can imagine the effort this implies on working and weaving something that is so fine, go on it. but chinese great grandfather was one of the 1st to commercialize the monte christie hats and exploit them to panama at the beginning of the 1900s i

they fled criminal gangs in ecuador. their only option now is to keep moving forward.icole: david bier is the associate director of immigration studies at the caddo institute. he is an expert on interior enforcement and i asked him earlier if he agrees of an unprecedented calamity of title 42 ends. david: absolutely not. the u.s. is a very large country. we have seen much larger refugee flows into poland and parts of europe. venezuelan displaced population is over 2.5 million in colombia. so the idea that it is some unmanageable situation for the u.s., one of the richest countries on earth, is just not true. of course we are handling it extremely poorly. the administration and congress are not working together to produce an immigration process that is not dysfunctional and chaotic. but the idea that we cannot handle this or that this is the breaking point for our country is just hyperbole on top of hyperbole. this is a challenge but it is one that is easily met with good policy and some dedicated resources. nicole: winter has arrived in the northern hemisphere and with

to see a newman al jazeera one to kristy ecuador. ah, let's take you through the headlines here now just here now, the un refugee agencies has at least 100 lazy wrangler refugees who were stranded at sea for weeks at the view dead in the stafford incident, 58 men arrived in indonesia, northern, a province on sunday, after weeks of march is being held in central paris to honor 3 people killed in a shooting. it occurred in the cultural center on friday, suspect the tax told police. he was motivated by a pathological hatred of foreigners found bon jovi has more from paris. this is something which is infuriating, not just the kurdish community, but other migrant community here as well. because we've been thinking through some migrant here in on the streets. and they tell us that if it was, it wasn't somebody who is from the majority of the french people. if it was a minority person, would come in and decide his whole family would be under prosecution. his neighbors would have been dug out and they would be if thorough questioning of ever

to see a newman al jazeera want to christie ecuador. ah, type of check of the headlines here on al jazeera, these 30 people have died the severe winter storm. but continuing to hit the us, the worst state of new york, where hundreds of thousands of people have been trapped in their homes for days. all of us think in historic and epic terrors, but this one is for the ages and we're still in the middle of it. we still have people who need to be rescued. we have people with their power off in our communities and buildings where pipes are bursting and flooding is occurring. i as is happening in my own home right now. so this is what's happening in real time. it is a devastating experience. i cannot overstate how dangerous the conditions still are across the northern border in canada, thousands remain without power in the 2 biggest provinces, ontario and quebec, many flights a cancelled as our train services. some local governments of declared emergencies in the western province of british columbia. a bus rolled on an icy road killing for pe

but in ecuador, it was much worse. the government says at least a $180000.00 birds will have to be cold to protect the poultry sector, which generates 23 percent of the quotes agricultural g, d p is the focal effect on this outbreak is contained. all protocol start being applies to 8 does not spread into 5 kilometer buffer jones. there are no more contaminated farms, commercial producers in both countries say they have taken strict measures to secure their foreign perimeters because government has been like bird markets. the industry accounts for 2 percent of its g d p, and it's the most consumed protein among low income peruvians, la buildable. but that is the worst thing that can happen is that the spreads to commercial farms. if chickens and hens died, chicken prices will skyrocket and it will no longer be a health, but a famine issue. their health official savvy h 5. in one avian flu strain founding bay do could infect humans through close contact. health officials say that transmission of this virus among humans i

christy, near the pacific coast of ecuador steady patch. i is a 3rd generation hat artist, cynthia significant. and. and it's a very tough job because you have to cook the palm fiber, you have to split it and put it to dry in the sun, afterwards, wash it, and curate it. hi la. but that's just the beginning of an exquisite craft, though they've been there in the hybrid i. this was, we were, the best strands are specially selected in, but if they aren't naturally, but then by that they have to be worked and prepared until they are all identical and have the same color. so you can imagine the effort this implies young working in weaving something that is so fine we can go on it. but chinese great grandfather was one of the 1st to commercialize the monte christie hats and exploit them to panama at the beginning of the 1900s they got in. during the building of the panama canal, former u. s. president theodore roosevelt was given one and fell in love with it. nick naming it the panama hat. however undeserving that name has stuck to this day. the

there are people from venezuela, from nicaragua, from ecuador telling me that they're trying to escape political persecution or gain violence or poverty. and they're camped out outside of this church because the shelters in the city are full. even the airport has been turned into a makeshift place, a roof over people's heads, as temperature is dipped below freezing over night, most of these migrants are waiting for a chance to leave el paso go on to sponsors and other u. s. cities. so they just have to buy their time waiting for that transportation. and these are among the so called lucky, that's how they count themselves because they have made it this far north of the border. because about half of those who try to turn themselves into border patrol are turned back immediately using that title 40 to rule which remains in place despite the expiration date that it had for this evening. why? because the intervention of the u. s. supreme court, which is agree to keep that restriction in place for now, while it considers an argument from republican lead states like texas, that argue if that

but each transfusion costs between $121300.00 us dollars and the water ecuador was severely affected by the pandemic. despite months of strict locked downs, the virus continued to spread and the country's health system was brought to its knees. hundreds of people here are still suffering after effects from the illness, despite no longer testing positive for it. and 10 of the countries 24 federal states. the government has now set up centers offering after care for coven 19 patience. then only choice, god bless you. we decided to specially trained some of our medical professionals home as busy induced as in reading, mainly specialists and pulmonary rehabilitation, to be able to deal with the various long problems that occur, either defeating it, whether so that they can recognize them and help treat them. it says using specific exercises for reactivating lung capacity up the web backup. i see that good more left this every i think this is for patients who have had coven, once or multiple times, will know what he has mrs. cole. esteban ron has another doctor's appointment. he comes her

bringing to keep home fiber from the hills surrounding monica, the city near the pacific coast of ecuador said the batch i is a 3rd generation hat artist, cynthia, significantly and, and it's very tough job because you have to cook the palm fiber. you have to split it and put it to dry in the sun, afterwards. wash it and curate it. i love but that's just the beginning of an exquisite craft, though they've been de la hayward. i, this was, we were, the best strands are specially selected in. but if they aren't naturally that then they have to be worked in prepared until they are all identical. and have the same color, so you can imagine the effort this implies young working and weaving. something that is so fine, we can go on it. but i was great. grandfather was one of the 1st to commercialize the monte christie hats and exploit them to panama at the beginning of the 1900s i got in during the building of the panama canal, former u. s. president theodore roosevelt was given one and fell in love with it. nick, naming it the panama hat. however, undeserving that name has stuck to this day. the

the capital of ecuador is still on. ron had coven, 19 back in 2020. 2 years later, he still having his blood tested every 2 months. the initial infection left him bed bound for 11 days. but it wasn't until later that things got really bad. he started suffering from headaches, fatigue, shortness of breath, dizziness and overall weakness is as he does here now, but my life has changed completely and i've had to alter my diet. for starters. i think one of the, of the ne, up it'll see moist already that i'm now very strict about particular foods. i can't eat any fat home and i certainly can drink too much alcohol for letting me have a good guess. in her sport used to be a central part of my life. i used to exercise almost every day, but now i can only exercise 2 or 3 times a week. i'm just too weak. i have to do it in small amounts, otherwise my body can't cope on the one, but on top of these physical effects and limitations on his life, there is also the financial impact. so far, his treatment has cost more than $18000.00

to see a newman al jazeera want to kristy ecuador. i want to know if there needs to heal robin in doha, reminder of our top stories, at least 30 people have died and a winter storm. the battering the us, the worst. it stays in new york where hundreds of thousands of people have been trapped in their homes for days. meanwhile, thousands remained without power in canada's 2 biggest provinces of ontario and quebec flights been grounded, untrained services, suspended some local governments of declared emergencies. 4 people were killed in the western province of british columbia, after beth rolled onto an icy road, whether present to jeff harrington as law on the cold, sweeping across north america. let me show you this map right off the top we painted on the color is darker, the purple. that's the most intense cold it stretches from northern canada all the way to central america. so we're talking white horse to mexico city. that's a distance of more than 6000 kilometers. we're that arctic air is really digging in . ok. let's talk monday m

in 2008, ecuador had become the 1st country to enshrined the rights of nature in its constitution. ask or 17 states nature or culture mama, where life is reproduced into cars as a right to integra respect for its existence. all persons, communities, peoples, and nations, and call upon public authorities to enforce the rights of nature. the mission of the original people is that you are not separate from nature. your part of it for it made sense actually that these would be an, are inserted in a more their own constitution. because the majority of the people who lived in america indians, 13 years later, article 17 was put to the test when the municipality of cut kaci, filed a case against the ministry of environment and the national mining company. it was brought on behalf of a richly diverse, protected virgin forest called last sensuous. this was the 1st time that the constitution had such a case to pronounce itself on that point. and tell us what these air provisional men, ah, golden, copper mines of polluted and destroyed habitat across i couldn't. and yet mine and concessions ha

let's sit and her family fled, criminal gangs in ecuador. their only option now is to keep moving forward. they were j. beer is the associate director of immigration studies at the cato institute. he is an expert on legal immigration border security and interior enforcement. and i asked him earlier if he agrees to the claim by conservative leaning states that warrant of an unprecedented calamity of title $42.00 ends. no, absolutely not. look, the united states is a very large country. we've seen much greater refugee flows in poland and much of europe. venezuela displaced population is over 2 and a half 1000000 in columbia. so the idea that this is some unmanageable situation for the united states with 330000000 people, one of the richest countries on earth is just not true. of course, we're handling it extremely poorly. the administration and congress are not working together to produce a, an immigration process that is not dysfunctional and, and chaotic. but the idea that we can't handle this or that this is the breaking point for our count

to see a newman al jazeera monte, christy ecuador. ah, just a quick reminder of the top stories of falling from london before we leave you. at least 26 people have now been reported dead as a severe winter storm system continues to batter several american states worst. his city in buffalo is buffalo in new york state, where 12 people have died. hundreds of thousands of been trapped in the homes the days in white. how blizzard conditions. the storm is now moving east. more than 200000 people woke up without power on christmas day. all of us think in historic and epic term is, but this one is for the ages and we're still in the middle of it. we still have people who need to be rescued. we have people with their power off in our communities and buildings where pipes are bursting and flooding is occurring. i as it's happening in my own home right now. so this is what's happening in real time. it is a devastating experience. i cannot overstate how dangerous the condition still are for foreign aid groups if suspended their operations in afg

to see a newman al jazeera want to kristy ecuador. ah, okay, check the headlines here on al jazeera, these 30 people have died in a winter storm that's continuing to hit the u. s. the worst it state is new york, where hundreds of thousands of people have been trapped in their homes for days. all of us think in historic and epic terrors, but this one is for the ages and we're still in the middle of it. we still have people who need to be rescued. we are people with their power off in our communities and buildings where pipes are bursting and flooding is occurring. i as it's happening in my own home right now. so this is what's happening in real time. it is a devastating experience. i cannot overstate how dangerous the conditions still are . well across the northern border and canada, thousands remain without power in the 2 biggest provinces, ontario and quebec. many flights a cancelled as our train services. some local governments have declared emergencies in british columbia bus rolled on an icy road, killing for people. several forei

let's set in a family, fled criminal gangs in ecuador. their only option now is to keep moving forward. or on his look at some more stories making headlines around the world. now, monsoon reins of triggered deadly flooding in northern malaysia, least 5 people have died more than 70000, been forced to flee their homes. flooding is an annual phenomena. leisure experts, a climate change is likely exacerbated climate activists. he, in germany had sworn off the top of the christmas tree in front of berlin's iconic brandenburg gate. i held a banner reading. this is just the tip of the christmas tree saying, germany has seen only the tip of the climate disaster. like used the government of filing to address the climate crisis. well, it's an anxious christmas season for many here in germany at the moment. the effects of the war and ukraine being felt with high living and energy cost, not to mention a surgeon illnesses like coven, 19, and the flu. but germans are allowed to go to christmas markets without any of last year's restrictions. we went t

unprecedented mass protests now to peru, where thousands of birds have been called across peru and ecuador. in fact, after the h 5 and one strain of avian fuel was reported in the region, 14 farms and animal markets have been effected as heavy economies of both south american nations. i and a franchise report, somebody math and 90 day national health emergency in bed one enquired as migratory birds from north america bring with them the highly contagious avian or bird flew. they've been infecting wild birds on their path towards the southern continent. the thread became clear after birds were found dead along perused northern coast. at least 13000 of them say environmental authorities, mostly pelicans. the outbreak reached a poultry farm in northern lima, where pedrosa greek cultural health services. nearly 37000 birds were slaughtered this week to control the spread. but a nick, my lord, it was much worse. the government says at least a $180000.00 birds will have to be cold to protect the poultry sector, which generates 23 percent of quotes. agricultural g, d p is the focal effect on this

i still had here on out as a national health emergency, as the cat and hulu and ecuador. after thousands and pelicans, a diet bad in moscow refuses to accept a price cap imposed on its way by western countries. while you came says it should be like a anticipation is rising. and so with wanted my cattle aways that technically we have change season now, but you wouldn't know. so big shells are still in the forecast. western side of the cloud sort of disperse is really, unless you get a bit further north and east, so through q 8 and bits of a sudden iraq, that line of shouts could be a bit sundry. and here's the shemelle, indicates the change of season, which ought to drop sandwiches. but look at the heart 28 degrees. that's not really a drop at all. average is roll at $25.00 this time of the year. so without a cold wind, it's good to stay on the warm side both by day and by night. and the winds out that strong morning missed because of light winds more or less throughout the next 3 days. now the real cold stuff is to the north of that is a line that is, stretches through ir

our latin america editor lucio newman, explains from monte christie in ecuador. this is the story of one of the world's most famous and yet misnamed hats. for more than a 120 years mules had been bringing to keep home fiber from the hills surrounding monta. could he see near the pacific coast of ecuador, for debbie by, ty, is a 3rd generation hat artisan. he, if i could even candy it and it's very tough job because you have to cook the palm fiber, you have to split it and put it to dry in the sun afterwards, wash it and cure it in her lap. but that's just the beginning of an exquisite craft, though they've been de la hayward. i, this was, we were, the best strands are specially selected if. but if they aren't naturally that then by that they have to be worked in prepared until they are all identical. and have the same color. so you can imagine the effort this implies young working and weaving. something that is so fine, we can go on it, which is great. grandfather was one of the 1st to commercialize them on decreased the hats and exploit them to panama at the beg

and never were from panama or latin america, editor alysia newman explains from monte christie in ecuador. this is the story of one of the world's most famous and yet misnamed hats. for more than a 120 years mules had been bringing to keep home fiber from the hills surrounding monte city near the pacific coast of ecuador for levied by ty is a 3rd generation had artisan the effect leaving country. and it's a very tough job because you have to cook the palm fiber, you have to split it and put it to dry in the sun, afterwards, wash it, and curate it. but that's just the beginning of an exquisite craft, though they've been there in a habit i. this was we were the best strands are specially selected it. but if they aren't naturally that then by that they have to be worked and prepared until they are all identical and have the same color. so you can imagine the effort this implies on working and weaving something that is so fine, we can go on it. but child great grandfather was one of the 1st to commercialize the monte christie hats and exploit them to panama at the beginning of the 1900s i got

i me want to prevent this from happening to afford is here and in ecuador say they are working fast to contain the outbreak. a silent epidemic, but with no tweet mental cure. death is assured for these birds reaching a shore for a time to rest her beak. but he and us, i'm just as he'd only met be to 3 chinese arsenal. it's have returned to earth after completing a 6 month mission on china space station. or a time capsule landed in north china's inner mongolia region on sunday. the sorts left earth in june on board the shandra 14 spacecraft and had been overseeing the final period of construction at the space station which was completed in november. they also completed the countries 1st in all bit crew rotation swapping out with 3 crew members who arrived last week up or the sion jo 15 craft. ah, main stories are following now, and the police unit that monitors women's clothing in iran has been scrapped. after months of protests, the unrest was sparked by the death of 22 massa armine, had been arrested for allegedly violating address code. ron's prosecutor general says the same organiza

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