latin america, next on great decisions. (jubilant orchestra music) - [announcer] great decisions is produced by the foreign policy association in association with thomson reuters. funding for great decisions is provided by pricewaterhousecoopers llp. (soft music) - [narrator] the 1960's in latin america was an era of political revolutions. the reverberations of which are still felt today. - latin america was really defined, the 1960's by the cuban revolution. there was a greater push for independence, sovereignty, autonomy from the united states. - it was a region where some of the battles between capitalism and communism, between democracy and authoritarianism, played out with the greatest drama. it was an era of military coups everywhere from central america down through brazil and argentina. - there were movements not just in latin america, but in other parts of the world in the 60's and 70's to bring more left progressive government into power and in reaction to that, military dictatorships took hold in much of the sout

loses market share in latin america because we're buying fewer things and the same thing can be said for investment in the area probably the most famous chinese investment in latin america is the yes go ahead. you know i was going to say i have to yet so tell tell us about the difference between you know china and other nations that might want to have a relationship with other countries that i mean it china is helping to prop up some of the the industries and i don't mean that in a negative way but by being a customer they are sort of helping a sort of win when circumstances with these other countries in latin america and that's not a approach really i mean separate from president trump that's not really approach that u.s. is known for is it. absolutely we see the china opportunistically and not in a bad way taking advantage of the fact that financing and investment isn't coming from elsewhere latin america has been looking for example to modernize and green that infrastructure base for generations the united states is pulling out of interacting with latin america in that way so chin

where is your latin—american solidarity?r country, with immigration from bolivia, uruguay and paraguay, peru and chile, now we have plenty of people coming in after the situation in venezuela. we are a country that after 1942 has open frontiers. so what did he mean, then? the president was referring to us not doing any military control, because we have an open border, and we do not restrict entrance for anyone from those countries. we just wanted to have a register of who is coming and who is going. but it meant that newcomers from poorer countries in latin america were not so welcome. not against poor people, because in latin america you have poor people in all countries, including argentina. it is not against poor people, we just want to know who is coming and where they are from. it did provoke them reaction in the region. the president of bolivia said that brothers, latin american presidents, we cannot follow the immigration policies of the north. i mean, it sounds like... i don't know if he was addressing it to somewher

within your grouping of countries in latin america, drugs is a lwa ys countries in latin america, drugsnsus that the war on drugs has failed. it seems that the macri government is adopting a hardline approach which is counter—productive, some people say. why would it be counter—productive to fight drugs? this is affecting our youth, our society, the structure of any countries where it has been successful. look at the presence of different countries in the area. we want to avoid that. we have to have a very clear stance on drugs as we have against terrorism, because there is a connection also, between the business of drugs with terrorism. the criticism is this, i give you an example of what has been said, my fellow burden, a security expert, says the macri government is treating drugs mainly as a security issue, there is no energy devoted to programmes to reducing demand treating addicts. this is that is the part that is missing. you are taking it as a very tough police... we have, many years, different governments, a very clear position in trying to help the ones which have come to the

party nor does it affect the interests of third parties in latin america . also the u.s. president's recent comments could strain relations with allies in latin america don't try to claim countries which he won't name a pouring drugs into america he added it's making the u.s. allotting stock in the region we spoke to a former argentinean ambassador to venezuela. if we read statements by rex tillerson we see made in austin texas we can immediately understand the purpose of his tour during his tour a secretary of state will express his support for increasing pressure in the region and venezuela which is experiencing a crisis yes it's pressure and at the university of texas tillerson said this venezuelans could overthrow me and that in the history of venezuela and south america it happened many times that the military was able to affect the situation when things were very bad and the country's leaders could no longer serve the people to our sin is to arrive on september the third in very large or to discuss the protection of the national whopping national park

we have greek and latin and the french and english. he grew a little line down the center of each so he could line things up just so. on many of them he is a time little pencil line on the top. he numbered every page in the upper left-hand corner so he could read things look -- read things across. cake --is manuscript no manuscript notations. and little abbreviations as well. a little hand abbreviation there. >> it's all the same passages? >> exact same passages so you can read it straight across. >> jefferson being jefferson, that leads it all to one translator. he ordered a number of bibles and then ordered originally one in greek and latin. so he wanted to go to one of the more ancient languages and see how they were translated as well. two in english, two in french and two in greek and latin. >> these are the two language sourcebooks that jefferson cut from to make this jefferson bible. i was impressed with his hand skills. he does have a surgical approach. a tiny little piece of the text seems to be removed from the pages. this is

policy of forgetting latin america that has led those to an american countries to look for different partners in the world because america has been completely lost and has forgotten about their biggest i would say allies which are in fact those latin american countries that some politicians look as the america's backyard. russia's envoy to the united nations has told a security council session that moscow believes the process for investigating chemical attacks in syria has been sabotaged with the latest from your kill a month and probably up to date. the u.n. security council convened a meeting of the fifteen member body to discuss investigations into chemical attacks in syria the russian ambassador took the floor and emphasized that these investigations shouldn't be politically motivated and there shouldn't be any presumptions of guilt he also emphasized that throughout the entire investigation the syrian government was fully willing to cooperate with the investigators but their willingness to cooperate wasn't really taken into account susan come up a. little syria has informed the

and the second question is on latin america. recently there was a call for the organization of american states, division of electoral -- presented the report very damning, you know, raising series questions about the legality of the process. nevertheless,, a lot of countries including the united states decide to recognize those elections. i wonder if cases like that represent a setback to the effort to defend human rights in the region, considering the fact that after the elections there was another repression and a lot of people died. >> margaret, , you want to say anything about the attitude questions? >> i think it's no surprise to anyone at the issues of race and discrimination are still very front and center and our political or in the united states. we are continue to monitor discrimination, amnesty has been very active in campaign against the executive orders, banning visits from several muslim countries and reducing banning the number of refuge is allowed to here in the u.s. we've been active in fighting against threats

many leftists in latin america and europe and elsewhere still backing maduro.ntally disappointed? i'm not at all. i have to say the international community has been really active in venezuela, especially in the last month. just what you saw in the european parliament last week, 480 parliamentarians voted condemning the call to elections in venezuela, including, including, left—wing political parties. when you see president santos in columbia saying he will not recognise the elections when brazil is helping all venezuelans fleeing the country in the north of brazil. so, i am feeling for the first time that we are not alone, we are not isolated as the opposition, and we have to see that the things going on in venezuela is not a threat to venezuelans. the regime of maduro is a threat to the region. and the maduro regime, i have to say, is the biggest crisis in the western hemisphere. we have the end it there, but thank you very much for coming on hardtalk. thank you very much for having me. thanks forjoining me. time we updated you on the weather prospects for the

the, umm, flights that some of the high officials do in latin america. many of the high officials and their families have their properties and bank accounts in latin america. and third, the oil embargo. i mean, the oil embargo is something that, it sounds, in my opinion, out of context in this moment. why is that? venezuela has, as you know, the biggest oil reserves in the world. we should be exporting at least five or 6 million barrels a day. now we are exporting just a million. barrels a day. now we are exporting justa million. i mean, the barrels a day. now we are exporting just a million. i mean, the person that has embargoed our country is destroying venezuela. you are in washington, dc. have you had contact with senator marco rubio from florida? i have not talked to him personally. i have just florida? i have not talked to him personally. i havejust been in washington for three months. so i have had talks with the, umm, part of his staff, but i have not known him personally. but his staff, the other day rubio tweeted this. the world would support t

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in march in a few weeks and 12 of the 15 top countries of origin for daca beneficiaries are in the latin american and caribbean region. but if the threat to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico border was not enough to create a sense of division and hostility towards the southern neighboring countries, president trump had rhetoric with venezuela and cuba are providing excuse for government leaders to justify grave violations of human rights and nationalist approaches to control people's freedoms n.venezuela in particular, where people are facing the worst human rights crisis in the country's recent history, the rhetoric of trump against venezuela's ruling government has not just infuriated president maduro but also providing him with the perfect excuse to justify serious human rights violations such as detentions, torture and attacks on civilians, but also women and girls are experiencing already the very fine consequences as regression on rights with rhetoric to reality. trump's restrictions on women and girls actions to sexual and reproductive services have had a notorious impact o

ms-13 is a so-called transnational criminal organization that has presidents in a lot of latin american countries, so i was familiar with it. but i was surprised by the presence on long island. i think i sort of recalled gang presence in los angeles, but i was not familiar with it in long island. and: who are lisa mickens -- crevas. ? guest: their parents were at the state of the union just last week. lisa were two teenagers studying at brentwood, a local high school, and these two girls 2016, werer 13, savagely killed, really. they bumped into a group of ms-13, a small clique called the west side sailors and unfortunately they were pretty much hacked to death. it was a very gruesome murder. we describe what happened in the film and we also describe the events that happened afterwards. it really was a sparking moment for long island, where law enforcement kicked in and really focused on trying to figure out who was behind in these murders and why there was such a string of disappearances. host: that was the gang crackdown, the documentary called "the gang crackdown" and it premieres ton

speech a few days ago at the university of austin in texas saying the united states was a friend of latin america they should be looking to washington for help not to china not to russia and i think his visit here is part of this campaign also showed that latin america that they have a friend in the united states you mentioned venezuela they're certainly president machree has been very vocal in his opposition in his criticism of the regime of president nicolas maduro as we see thousands of venice wayland's crossing the border every day to escape the direct anomic situation there mr tillerson and president machree meeting on monday and they're likely to be talking about how what they can do together with the support of the rest of latin america to try to bring about change in venezuela to cope with that crisis very much opposed to the elections that president nicolas maduro has called in venezuela before the end of the. april so they've got plenty to talk about president. mr tillerson in the next few days also at the top of the list will be the fact that argentina is going to be the presid

rex tillerson kicks off the next leg of his five nation tour hoping to bolster relations with the latin america. thousands rally on the island of corsica calling for greater political autonomy. and also big spending in the january transfer window seem to have paid off immediately fatah's can have all the details in the sport. at least eleven soldiers have been killed in a suicide bomb attack in northern pakistan the soldiers were playing volleyball in kabul all the time in the swat valley thirteen others were injured come on heidrun has more from islamabad where did it go it's coming out of richard made the case also just about ten kilometers from the main center of swat valley with good means alerted to the attack area check there have been a suicide bomber who penetrated into a ground inside a military camp where the soldiers were playing while they bought it and then dead they're naked and we had gold that it's eleven soldiers including a captain will carry thirty now they're down wounded now i checked the remembered that back in two thousand and eight that some of the pakistani mili

secretary of state is in argentina on his second the stop of his five nation tour of latin america rex tillerson will meet argentina's foreign minister on the sunday he's using the tour to improve u.s. relations in the region on friday he met mexico's president to ease worries over donald trump's comments on immigration and trade he also wants to shore up support for washington's tough stance on venezuela's president in a row or robert valencia is a latin america reporter for newsweek magazine he says donald trump is comments have complicated tell us and trip. it's a very difficult circumstance for secretary tillerson for one reason the country's in implementing sanctions against venezuelan officials obviously it's not in the u.s. interest to establish economic sanctions for the country as a whole and obviously tillerson was talked out of the idea of suggesting that. venezuela militaries will actually turn against my little because of the history of governments being overthrown in latin america for decades one of the things that i want to point now is twelve hours ago we've heard presi

we saw the women arches and some of countries in latin america. this new u.s.how is precisely to commit some of the worst atrocities to the population. to someone who will speak about the crises who are endearing other people in the world. >> thank you, erica. before we go into 2017, i want to share a comment that was sent .o us as you know, this place is being bombarded relentlessly over the last few days. it has been described, probably, as one of the worst sieges that syria has seen in the war. the pediatrician that our team spoke to, said the situation in eastern gouda is worse than words can say. we have been lacking the basics for five years, but today, it is even worse. what do i start with what is happening today when we are going -- talking about 2017? this is a direct consequence of the paralysis that has plagued the international community in 2017. when it comes to conflict, crisis, and mass atrocities, we or zeron zero moral leadership coming from the leadership community. where 690,000,ar that is pretty much the population of washingt

secretary of state tour as he tries to rally those latin american leaders against majority rule of the country thanks very much dan you're going to get your thoughts on that coming life first from what they say was. human rights watch says bahrain has deported eight people to water in iraq after revoking their citizenship and making them stateless in years have been posted online showing them saying goodbye to their families the eighty four teens were among thirty one activists and human rights lawyers who citizenship was revoked in twenty twelve on the grounds of damaging national security. and i jerry in community leader in italy says he fears they'll be found the attacks after a series of drive by shootings on such as a man and one woman all originally from africa were wounded by the gunman in the eastern town of rush errata pizza shop reports. the lone gunman took two hours to target his victims in an attack that police said was racially motivated firing from the front seat of his car he shot six people as he drove through the streets. of them were black and thought to be asylum se

relations with latin america and what's on a decades long dispute between greece and macedonia gonna stay with us. hello there the clowns are all gathering across north america this week ping their way eastwards and as they do so they're bringing a fair amount of rain and some snow as well so wet weather here for the southern parts of our chart and further north that's where we're expecting the snow and some of that snow really will be very heavy that system though isn't sticking around for too long it's marching its way eastwards should be well away for most of us as we head through the day on monday still just clinging on to the east and parts of canada behind it it won't be that warm by looking at five in new york further west another weather system working in from the pacific will be bringing a snow there as it makes its way across the rockies but for the towards the south and for many of us across the central americas plenty of sunshine not really a great deal of cherie activity at all at the moment just a couple making their way towards the coastline a bit further towards the s

secretary of state rex tillerson is in argentina on the latest stop on his tour of latin america it's aimed at improving washington's relations in a region where they've often been strained tell us and has already spotted can talk or see on the eve of his alley a visit to mexico when he suggested the venice one as president nicolas maduro could be peacefully toppled by his own military both from the do it oh and his defense minister have condemned the comments on friday and even mexico which has been highly critical of the middle government has refused to support any known peaceful solution in venezuela despite the regional pushback against military options tell us and is now seeking argentina's support against the venezuelan leader in the form of increased economic sanctions and father export restrictions argentina has reemerged as a strong advocate for democracy and the rule of law and we in particular welcome argentina's leadership to promote democracy including in particular in venezuela we must continue to work to fulfill the requirements of the if you're american democratic. we

hi i'm from the ok and i'm really could be latin today we are crisscrossing the globe to discuss a few stories that have a lot of people talking online so join the conversation tweet us using the hash tag a.j. stream and if you happen to be watching us live on you tube you can leave your thoughts in the comments section we have the stream team in the comments section they will talk back at you as well and that's another way that you can also tweet in the story. chinese president xi jinping is set to end in two thousand and twenty three but that could change china's ruling communist party is proposing scrapping presidential town limits the move which allows paying to stay in power indefinitely but some analysts point out china has already been moving to consolidate his power joining us to talk about this we have a chinese foreign policy expert at the stimson center as a policy research center right here in washington d.c. shocking news expected news how the chinese population reacting to this thank you for that question for having me here said. the chinese strong the public's reaction t

people's political processes for example secretary of state tellers and just were recently on a trip to latin america he called for the military in venezuela to overthrow their democratically elected president i think for countries like the u.s. the u.k. i think their view is they can read on anyone else's political processes that will but other people can't participate in there so i mean it is a double standard clearly a double standard and i think again the u.s. will protect that double standard. to the hilt and we see that time and time again . us republicans are threatening to slash funding to a council research group one that after the break. i'm completely confused about why a republican administration made a change that was essentially. part of the democratic philosophy i can only think that somewhere deep within what they call the deep state in the us treasury there were left leaning bureaucrats who implemented this change to a territoriality based system of taxation without anybody actually be aware of what was going on. the pentagon recently released its new nuclear posture review i

latin america with the help of a can of the united states very keen to deal with that problem. china has criticized the u.s. off the washington announced its plans to diversify its nuclear weapons policy the u.s. military says it wants to develop a smaller atomic bombs as it's concerned moscow sees its current nuclear weapons as too big to be used china russia and iran have condemned the program will add amount is the director of the defense posture project at the federation of american scientists and he says the u.s. decision to diversify nuclear weapons could escalate tensions. the new nuclear posture review raises concerns about. misattribution or mistakes it makes an accidental war more likely but at the same time we also have to remember that these programs are justified by russian and chinese nuclear buildups themselves the chinese are building new missile submarines they're building new i.c.b.m.'s the russians have a whole suite of new nuclear weapons programs those are alarming so we're really in a reciprocal arms race it's not just the united states driving this we're

washington regards latin america as its backyard that's why secretary of state rex tillerson is here with the u.s. believes it should have an influence but it's a region that often feels neglected by or is in conflict with the superpowers of the north. a few years ago argentina like many of its neighbors was governed by left of center leaders adults with washington and sympathetic to venice whalers them president. not anymore who wants an end of the crisis in venezuela the question is how one of the aspects of considering sanctioning all is what effect will it have all of it as well and people. it is is it a step that might bring this to an end to a more rapid and a more rapid close because not doing anything to bring this to is also asking the venezuelan people to suffer for a much longer time the venezuelan president nicolas maduro blames the united states and its allies for trying to undermine his socialist government and then another model was they have inherited the arrogance the imperial arrogance of believing that with a button and a plan in english the bolivarian revolution i

going on a journey to discover for ourselves that it has run alongside from all the no central and latin of the level. it would. normally. not blah blah blah blah blah. blah downloadable. yeah. ok young man but you know. panama is the southern most central american nation and the country's narrow is pointing its canal connects the coastal cities of panama city and cologne the pacific with the atlantic and caribbean. the ticket hole in the station of the panama canal railway is low on charm and there aren't many customers it's the rainy season and that means low season. but. that's where i a total of ten diesel electric locomotives hold the passenger trains then named of the stations along the route that numbers derives from the early years of the railway in panama our trains ready it has a locomotive and both ends this push pull system means the stuff don't have to do any shunting at the final stops. julie bantu elementary is a tour guide he'll be showing as a very special corner of his country served by students trying to top up their income a small but welcome breakfast at seven fiftee

secretary of state is in argentina on the second stop of his five nation tour of latin america to listen is expected to meet as arjan time counterpart on sunday is using the tour to improve relations between the u.s. and its allies on friday he met mexico's president to ease worries of a doll trump's comments on immigration and trade he's also looking to drum up support for washington's tough stance on venezuela's president nicolas maduro. the country defense minister says saudi arabia in the united arab emirates had intentions to invade his country last june at the beginning of the gulf diplomatic crisis saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain cut ties with cattle and imposed a blockade after accusing it of supporting terrorism cattle has strongly tonight the allegations are up to date with all of our top stories the listening post starts now in about twenty five minutes. russian case officer. on. the phone is getting a lot of shouting call this on the back of my job is to try to get my kids to be chopped off or forced forced into.

martha's influence over her daughters' curriculum is particularly apparent in their study of latin. although jefferson had once remarked that the greatest gift his father had given him was a classical education, he had never considered that for his own children. martha had learned french, spanish and italian instead, but she wouldn't deprive her girls of latin just because they were not male. and again, it's through her daughters' letters that we can see this. when she was 23, ellen recalled her visits to her grandfather's retreat of poplar forest, and here she ambled from room to room in the house savoring memories of when she'd been able to spend seven to eight uninterrupted hours on her latin. having mastered it well enough to read virgil in the original, ellen swore i will never again tolerate a translation. [laughter] the difference between the original and john dryden's translation she liked to, quote, between a glass of rich, old, high-flavored wine and the same wine thrown into a quart of duck water. indeed, trips to poplar forest -- and i have to sort of contrast. again, je

and latin american relations she says the tour really part of an effort to bolster washington's position on when then israel or. we know that when this well is going to be one of the strong we see that they said it that it tailored some need to be sitting close our allies like along be up it all argentina makes you go ok there have been some. from a rife in power especially as you said immigration and trade both with the rest of the congress their relation has been made easy and secondly the deal or some wants to assure these go into this that the u.s. continues to react olds are lie of course when this will or will be one of the made your choice in the agenda and he's trying to build all the goal interests in the same page even though they are song rumors that there are more sanctions could be on their way and oil sought tool to set this stage because that is no secret that the u.s. is seeking airport a government friend see shown in minnesota and watching out as they are still ahead how the trumpet ministration has done argentina's biofuels industry with a huge setback and why this rem

. >> all you heard it was -- i want to create a piece of a collage of this latin american latin jazz score. you can find details on the black history months event at 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts to learn more about cato check out 6 abc slash black history. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> before we go a final check of the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: still a lot of clouds out there, in the northern and western suburbs in particular it's beginning to get brighter. all of us have a shot at a a little bit of sun. we'll have sun and clouds breezy and cool. 52, and 53. not bad. more of the same in the super portion of the region. sun possible, 8 to 16 miles per hour. coolish, all the numbers 6 degrees above average or so. as we go along the coastline in sea isle city and cape may. hoping for light sun down the shore. >> here's a look at the stories coming up later today on "action news" at 4:00 p.m. going above and beyond to help save a choking teenager. find out how emergency responders helped a mother 8 hup hup -- 800 miles away helped a mother. >> we'll see you at 4:0

sector state is in argentina on a second stop of his five nation tour of latin america rex tillerson will meet argentina's foreign minister on sunday he's using the top to improve u.s. relations in the region on friday he met mexico's president to ease worries over donald trump's comments on immigration and trade he also wants to shore up support for washington's tough stance on venezuela's president nicolas maduro as the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after people in power station that's the watching by the. more than seven decades ago a country was split into rebated with dick cheney and now the time come. to dean off the bench all it took was a pan a map and a collapsing empire when the british had to draw a line they pulled its seventh who had never been to india before al-jazeera examines the violent birth of india and pakistan and asks what the future holds for these nuclear neighbors partition the borders of blood at this time. recent elections.

loses market share in latin america because we're buying fewer things and the same thing can be said for investment in the area probably the most famous chinese investment in latin america is the yes go ahead. you know i was going to say i have to yet so tell tell us about the difference between you know china and other nations that might want to have a relationship with other countries that i mean it china is helping to prop up some of the the industries and i don't mean that in a negative way but by being a customer they are sort of helping a sort of when when circumstances with these other countries in latin america and that's not a person approach really i mean separate from president trump that's not really approach that u.s. is known for is it. absolutely we see the china opportunistically and not in a bad way taking advantage of the fact that financing and investment isn't coming from elsewhere latin america has been looking for example to modernize and green its infrastructure base for generations the united states is pulling out of interacting with latin america in that way

incorporates elements of latin american music to create its own style. latin american rhythms me european i home god. names interpretation of the congo. and start of drumming and whose roots go back to africa and whose spirit reflects the suffering and nostalgia of slaves forced to go to south america. in the drum called the chico is used in condo. it always shifts the beat as there is no down beat there's a one and by the other. but but but but but but but. yes it's an offer of will see as an african music not based on one and four and. three four and. so as wayne shorter said jazz is on the off beat it's not rock and roll you get to get there with the get one. no jazz isn't rock n roll just as ballin in the cold is not like the woman balmy city of montevideo where he grew up. maybe this is why his new album desperate tondo which means awakening the sounds that seem to express his homesickness. it's like awakening from a dream. that i meant for on the front irene's of the past when i was in europe. but without interrupting my process my neighbor who tak

was latin america's model democracy explodes. government figures claimed two hundred seventy six civilians were killed in the military crackdown independent reports suggested the death toll was almost twice as high. a red line had been crossed and a new figure was about to emerge that would challenge a failing government and change the course of venezuelan history. think military side of conspiring against the government of. a callous of this belief and this conspiracy is going to take place is going to come out in the open in one thousand nine hundred two with the coup of the fourth the leader of the coup was to which of us. the coup attempt was launched in six different cities across but this way love because chavez had failed to catch a clue that because he was basically taken prisoner and during a very very famous television interview when the coup was over the government put all the laws on their people going to. move further in or out of the work that we've done jabbers said we failed to achieve our goals from now. this two

i mean, that's pure nepotism in latin america. we don't accept it there.you're running into trouble doing that. fortunately, they are out now. a problem with this russia thing and fortunately they're out. bannon. oh! steve bannon, the body of trump. racist, discriminators. so in the genius of them we see what we saw for 100 years in latin america. that's why we're lagging way, way, way bend in latin america, because we believe this kind of character. we believe those dictators, those populists, those perones, those chavez, those hugos. we believe on them because they say don't worry -- >> what dictator? what is they danger? >> if you're afraid, don't worry. i build a wall for you. we would get back the carbon industry, or you lose your job in the manufacturing of the companies. don't worry, i get you jobs, sit down, have your beer, watch tv and wait for me to perform. i'm going perform for you. >> let me just go back to one thing because since you have been so clear about your feelings of trump, it's surprising you said in a way i was like him. you were a

couple of days has been normal for some of the latin american countries.m market insight and gartside the chief international investment officer for jpmorgan asset management. how have things been in recent days? >> welcome volatility because the absence of volatility was a problem. mark: welcome volatility, some say it is welcome before it happens but it happens, not so welcome, you are embracing it to -- embracing it. >> from volatility, you get opportunity. mark: the 10 year yield is a focal point. a big swing in recent days. what are the pivotal levels for you from here? 258 -- twoownside, and 5/8 is key and on the upside it is three. we are mid that. when you take a step back and look at the economic data, the 10 year will test the 3% level in the coming weeks. vonnie: you are with the old regime. you say it will test in the coming weeks, does it back off the 3% or continue higher? we will have more inflation data by then. >> when you look at the inflation data, the reality is fairly muted. hardly that inflation is raging out of control. there is also

thank you. >> i am a member of the latin american association. on behalf of my organization, we support what has been said here and the commissioners for this resolution and we hope that in addition to what has been said and the support around the resolution, we have more collaborative relationships in the district. >> thank you.

latin american rhythms meet european i've only got some. it's certainly music to dance to despite the paps on usual nine for rhythm. this is jay go pin yeah there's interpretation of the congo a year ago and stuff. of drumming and whose roots go back to africa and his spirit reflects the suffering of nostalgia of slaves forced to go to south america. in the drum called the chico is used in condo mind if it always shifts the beat as he's got there is no down beat there's a one and. the pop pop pop pop pop pop pop but. this is an african music not based on one amp but on four and. two three four n. no. so as wayne shorter said jazz is on the off beat it's not rock and roll you get to get there with a get one. note jazz isn't rock n roll just as ballin in the cold is not like the woman balmy city of montevideo where he grew up. maybe this is why his new album desperate tondo which means awakening the sounds that seem to express his homesickness. it's like awakening from a dream. that i'm in for a forum on the front irene's of the past when i w