so what hope is that for latin america? i'm robots in berlin. welcome to this covey, 19 special latin america thing and alarming rides. in corona virus infections, the region has the highest cove at $900.00 death rate in the world. brazil has suffered the most fatalities with more than half a 1000000 deaths as followed by mexico. wherever 230000 people have died and peru has nearly 200000 debt with a population of 32000000. see that we use johan ramirez reports from peru where a new variant called lambda has left the public health system there. really in peru, people are placing their hopes for carving upon damage on vaccination. yet progress is slow on the some 15 percent offer organs have received at least one those one of their worst rates in latin america. but for house work or something ground, it's better than nothing. most of the research that we feel optimistic because people react while to vaccination in parole. in fact, the younger people would like everything to go faster so they can get to vaccinate it soon from a notice all the comm

so what hope is there for latin america? i'm robots in berlin. welcome to this curve in 19 special latin america thing and alarming rights. in corona virus infections, the region has the highest cove at $900.00 death rate in the world. brazil has suffered the most fatalities with more than half a 1000000 deaths as followed by mexico wherever 230000 people have died. and peru has nearly 200000 dead with a population of 32000000. the w johan ramirez reports from peru where a new variant called a lambda has left the public health system there. really. in peru, people are placing their hopes for carving to pandemic vaccination. yet progress is slow on the some 15 percent offer organs have received at least one those one of their worst rates in latin america. but for house work or something ground, it's better than nothing. most of the reason if you look into that, we feel optimistic because people react while to vaccination in parole. in fact, the younger people would like everything to go faster so they can get to vaccinate it. so from a notice the

what hope is there for latin america? on robots in berlin, welcome to this curve in 19 special latin america thing and alarming rights. in corona virus infections, the region has the highest cove at $900.00 death rate in the world. brazil has suffered the most fatalities with more than half a 1000000 deaths followed by mexico wherever 230000 people have died and peru has nearly 200000 debt with a population of 32000000. w johan ramirez reports from peru where a new variant called a lambda has left the public health system there. really in peru, people are placing their hopes for curbing the pandemic on vaccination. yet progress is slow on the some 15 percent the her organs have received at least one those one of their worst rates in latin america. but for house workers on the ground, it's better than nothing is the most of the reason we feel optimistic because people react while to vaccination in parole. in fact that younger people would like everything to go faster so they can get back to native, someone from a notice al

it's a very different disease. indeed, i just want to talk a little bit more about latin america if we can, the pan american health organization that talks about that being a glaring vaccine gap that was down to i think that the latin american should be viewed now as kind of patchwork because we have very different profile in terms of axis in x, so use of vaccines. so for instance, there is a good performance by sheeley which is close to the developing countries from western europe, america, israel and the place and brazil. procure them per chaise. the vaccines with significant delay. so now we are still be below 14 percent of coverage in terms of the those who's enough to protect people. so there is a big gap in brazil to be drafted as soon as possible. francisco industrial bustos from brazil as well. do cruise foundation there the health system in cuba? my tongue, this region is close, the collapse due to the rapid spread of the delta vary and health workers say they're running out of medicine, oxygen tanks and respirators. the government has allocated 36 military doctors and 350 med

cannot be simply giving away the resources and the media in the us basically, we were non exist in latin america space and non existent south america, especially especially mainstream media. so i doubt that's going to change. so it's really important to have alternative sources of information. and so that's something that we need to keep building. and to again explain what is the bullet model. socialism is, it's a different model from cuba is different from, from the previous cases, from it as well. it's not like a successful model during the period of girls or at least 5 percent every year. it's ever reduction of poverty by more than 30 percent. so it's not that kind of popular socialism that we've seen before and many other countries. and i think it can be touched on for the rest of the less when movements that america that we are seeing now, for example the, the constituents in for chile, the protest in columbia. i think they are taking a cue from bolivia. they're learning from the national model, bolivia, it's a new model that people should know about it. and it's something that can benefit

i would say 1st of all, they us tend to ignore latin america and, and that's some big mistake. obviously there's the immigration test will be the major reason why we talk about a lot in america and in the u. s. and there's a lack of economic integration, cultural integration. the whole idea of the us is exceptional and different. i think that's, that's a major blog, the thinking of some understanding of americans when inside the u. s. has a lot of commonalities with latin america as opposed to legal society with racial divisions and diversity in the presidential system. so all these similarities ought to be emphasized as opposed to being minimized and. and so that does trace the risk . and this is reflected in foreign policy, i think the u. s. has to take a much more self reflective perspective and to change its position, but definitely via sort of more muslims progression is always on the table when it comes to american foreign policy. so we have to be very aware of that. and i think the only way that i can stop is by pressuring from outside and from within a thanks to people

so what hope is there for latin america? i'm robots in berlin. welcome to this curve in 19 special latin america thing and alarming rise in corona virus infections. the region has the highest cove at $900.00 death rate in the world. brazil has suffered the most fatalities of more than half a 1000000 deaths as followed by mexico. wherever 230000 people have died and peru has nearly 200000 debt. with a population of 32000000, he w. johan ramirez reports from peru where a new variant called a lambda has left the public health system there. really. through people are placing their hopes for carving the pandemic on vaccination. yet progress is slow on the some 15 percent offer organs have received at least one those one of their worst rates in latin america. but for house work or something around, it's better than not the most of the recent. but if you look into that, we feel optimistic because people react while to vaccination, improve. in fact, younger people would like everything to go faster so they can get to vaccinate it from a notice. the comme

and i think sometimes there's are enough perspectives from the south, especially latin america and in terms of cuba. so historic change that's happening . blue bolivia, brazil, chilly. have all looked up to cuba in many ways as a leader of the revolution and none of the events and phenomena, movements, and in america that are occurring now would happen without the leadership of cuba historically. so we are very anxious to see what is going to happen in cuba. i think there's the bar was the major or the major reason for the crisis and historically in the last few decades. but i think we also have to admit that the human economic model has failed to a significant extent to for some people in and inside cuba. and we have to be a little bit so critical as well. and maybe to see what other pathways are to get out of that more asked, in a sense, i think what's happening in south america on the last will be possible avenue for change and improvement in cuba as well. because of the economic transition towards, for example, green energy there, are there happening and truly believe the argentin

i think what we're seeing in latin america is a challenge to incumbent some establishment which, you know, we could say we're seeing more broadly across the world in the region. really, this is ingesting additional instability because it's fragmented political that where from their inception intended to be representing small or you have a few number of parties, right? and now what we're ending up with is congress. it with a high number of parties and precedents that are acting in a way like they're in a part of the mentally system needing to get the support from, from all the political parties to rules. but at the same time, it's not a parliamentary system. so congress cannot remove the president except in exceptional circumstances. and unfortunately, we have seen that happening in the region increasingly over the past decade. where would you say the current rise in commodity prices? fred is coming a bit too late to save these incumbent governments in the region. yes. because the problem is not only can all make right. i mean, of course, the economy place a huge role and the pandemic

he is from latin america.ra is taken out of it's kind of european niche? i important that opera is taken out of it's kind of european niche?- it's kind of european niche? i think it's kind of european niche? i think it is important _ it's kind of european niche? i think it is important that _ it's kind of european niche? i think it is important that opera - it's kind of european niche? i think it is important that opera becomes something — it is important that opera becomes something that appeals to everyone because _ something that appeals to everyone because it _ something that appeals to everyone because it does have a reputation of being _ because it does have a reputation of being quite — because it does have a reputation of being quite elitist and aloof but when _ being quite elitist and aloof but when it— being quite elitist and aloof but when it is— being quite elitist and aloof but when it is done well it can be the most _ when it is done well it can be the most exciting of art forms when you have the

and i think again, any negotiation with usually rings on alarm bells in latin america. we can see what happened to ecuador, but i mean, even in the past few days, nescafe is reportedly worried about your new state owned coffee initiatives. the europe in union did not back morale as is allegations that there will be the us back who and now it's condemning the detention of this alleged d. c washing and proxy. janine, on the, as i mean, i'm the catholic church as well, i think is condemning it. i mean, do you don't tell the president that no country with the resources that internationally desired in the global south last long? well, i mean, we were hoping that that's not always going to be the case. now we, you know, we can be for the listing. i think we have to think that maybe this is the one time they're going to change history. of course, historically, right. this is happened all over the world from iran to cuba to julia sarah, but i think we're to be optimistic. i think we have to be talking craddick man who started work meant privatization means more, more free marke

one of the worst rates in latin america. for health workers on the ground, it is better than nothing. >> we feel optimistic, because people react well to vaccination in peru. in fact, younger people like everything to go faster so they can get vaccinated soon. although commerce has reopened after a nine-month quarantine, strict safety measures remain in place. authorities have mandated using double face masks to enter stores and shopping centers. face shields are widely used and handwashing facilities have been installed in the streets. it has not been enough. peru has the highest per capita death rate in the world. >> the doses arrived too late. the management of the pandemic is a complete disgrace, especially for the previous president. now, at least the vaccine has arrived. the last two big infections in peru have coincided with a political crisis that left massive demonstrations. the first was in november when political instability led to three presidents in one week. the second wave of protests is happening rit now. the

we begin tonight in latin america, where health authorities are battling and alarming rise in corona virus infections . the region already has the highest curve in 1900 death rate in the world. brazil has suffered the most fatalities with more than half a 1000000 deaths. now that is followed by mexico were over 230000 people have died and peru has reported nearly 200000 deaths. the w, johan ramirez reports tonight from peru, where a new variant called lambda has let the public health system really in peru, people are placing their hopes for a car being the pandemic on vaccination. yet progress is slow on the some 15 percent of her organs have received at least one those one of their worst rates in latin america. but for house work or some the ground, it's better than nothing. of the reason we feel optimistic because people react well to vaccination in parole. in fact, the younger people would like everything to go faster so they can get back to native sonya from a notice all the commerce has reopened. after a 9 month quarantine. strict safety measures remain in place authorities. cop

ah, latin america's fortunes have been inexplicably linked to commodity prices as copper, gold, oil, and solely prices rise. so do political fortunes, foreign money, flood sensitive region, and everyone's feels richer, but inevitably come to see producers. the curse of rising currencies makes it more expensive to imports, leading to inflation hot money leaves, and that sore people for back into poverty. and the cycle goes on, right now, the pandemic is hating the region harder than any other according to the un economic commission on latin america and the caribbean, just over a 3rd of the reaches population or 209000000 people are living poverty. that's $22000000.00 more than last year was slightly more than 8 percent of the world's population, or $600000000.00 people at half, almost 28 percent of all the tests from covey 19 and the economy contract. it almost 8 percent last year. that's despite governance spending $86000000000.00 attempting to support the economy, while many incumbent governments are under pressure for their poor handling of pandemic. and it's mainly parties on the

to health medicine, medical equipment supplies in general. russia has been active elsewhere in latin america. it's the vaccine, one of the most widely used in the region where vaccine supplies have been sparse. sporadic unfortunately of course latin american, the cur, been only 15 percent of people have been funded, vaccinated against over 19, and several countries back on your son. he have yet to reach even one person to help rectify that balance. russia is also authorizing the production of its maxine in countries like argentina will. chilly, has signed to deal with the chinese companies. c novak to make their product in the northern city of until forgot stuff. we get media if this plant is built, it would allow us to distribute vaccines all over latin america with perhaps more to come and not just the duration of the pandemic. so we are look really looking forward to long term collaboration in this country. the russian and chinese authorities were quick to deliver millions of doses as the united states or donald trump was president, appeared unwilling or ready to supply them. president bi

most here in latin america don't much care where the vaccines come from. they just once a safe, effective job and then to the cove it 90 night map. however, russia, so either in the united states or whereas it's in the region in which they've all long courted influence. many will remember who was there when they needed help. don was one of their elses era. when cyrus the mexican state of michigan has seen some of the countries worst violence in recent months. a local gang isn't a turf war with rival criminals from a neighboring state out there visited the central battle earlier this year. now john holland has this update on the situation. in april al jazeera, visited the mexican town of ag aliyah, caught between 2 criminal groups and cut off from the rest of the state, mitchell county. it was so i slated that we were the 1st journalist to get there since the fighting between holly's co, new generation cartel and cartel is metos intensified food. petra, the medicine was scarce, would the carter will continuing? we want to check how the villages were doing n

one of his home grown corona virus, backseat, will it be a savior for latin america? and no french firms are bringing their industrial production back home. i think, i think is when the found that a hit now closing down global supply chain as the state of your business, some of what's in berlin. welcome to the program. shares in chinese ride heading up d. d. have taken a here to the chinese government forced it to stop taking on new uses in china during the 1st war, st. trading sessions in spacings crack down the stock price, plums 20 percent. now below the $14.00 from new york i v, i just last week. chinese regulators have demanded that d. d be removed from app stores, ordering a review into how some of china's biggest firms handle customer data. well let's get more on this from correspondence on wall street again this quarter. again. what are investors thinking when it comes to d t right now? it's not even a week ago that did he actually when public come here under new york stock exchange and really the heat is on what i'm hearing here on wall street is that basical

and none of the events and phenomena movements and latin america that are occurring now would happen without the leadership of cuba historically. so we are very anxious to see what is going to happen in cuba. i think there's the bar was the major or the major reason for the crisis in cuba, historically in the last few decades. but i think we also have to admit that the human economic model has failed to, as soon as it extend to for some people inside cuba. and we have to be a little bit self critical as well. and maybe to see what other pathways are to get out of that more asked, in a sense, i think what's happening in south america on the left will be possible avenue for change and improvement in cuba as well. because of the economic transition. tours, for example, green energy. there are, they're happening and truly believe the argentine in terms of lithium. for example, when i actually wait, i'll get to lithium in a 2nd. but you mentioned those other countries. and of course, you're referring to to us in bolivia, maybe the return of lula in bolivia, in brazil, the latin american s

will it be a savior for latin america? and more french firms are bringing their industrial production back home. i think bern fingers when they get now closing down to the local supply chain. the state of your business time or what in berlin? welcome to the program. shares in chinese ride hailing up d. d. have taken a here after the chinese government forced it to start taking on new users in china during the 1st war, st. trading sessions in spacings crackdown, dds stock price plunged 20 percent. now below the $14.00 from new york. just last week, chinese regulators have demanded that d. d be removed from app stores following a review into how some of chinese biggest firms handle customer data. well, let's get more on this from correspondence on wall street again, this quarter against what our investors thinking when it comes to d. d right now, yet it's not even a week ago that did he actually when public came here on the new york stock exchange and really the heat is on what i'm hearing here on wall street is that basical

i countries like in europe or latin america.— countries like in europe or latin america.eresting _ latin america. i think that was an interesting situation - an interesting situation earlier on and it was puzzling for many people because to be quite honest, people really thought that would be the seat of the epidemic but fortunately for most of sub—saharan africa they managed to move through that time relatively well. what we are seeing right now is essentially due to the delta variant, while it has been isolated in 16 countries, it is more widespread than that and we know it is 30— 60% more transmissible than the prior variant that was in south africa. we have a tremendously transmissible virus under the continent right now and that combined with fatigue from social isolation and lockdowns, it is combining to be a potent and deadly mix. find it is combining to be a potent and deadly mix.— it is combining to be a potent and deadly mix. and key to all of this and _ and deadly mix. and key to all of this and the _ and deadly mix. and key to all of this and the way _ and dead

and the 2nd reason is that in latin america, health assistance, even before the pan demi were already precarious, very poor. so the truth is that one year after the outbreak of the grant of latin america, health systems are not ready to face this crisis. use your home or mirrors with the latest on the situation in peru tonight. it is not a pretty picture your home. thank you. and here are some more developments in the corona virus pandemic in the united states has sent 2000000 doses of the maternity vaccine to vietnam. president biden has promised to distribute 80000000 doses to countries that are facing shortages. germany is easy. quarantine rules for travelers from the u. k. portugal, russia, india, and nepal fully vaccinated, people will no longer need to isolate upon arrival. and luxembourg prime minister is in serious but stable condition in the hospital tonight, after contracting, coven 19 is over year battle, and only been partially vaccinate when he became in fact. or let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making news around the world. a number of countrie

and as i say, people across the rest of latin america watching very closely to see what everyone accepts will be a difficult process, but a very hopeful process pans out. all right, thanks so much daniel shawn lavette. let's look at how julie's constitutional reforms came about. the existing constitution, as we mentioned, was drafted in 1980 and the former military ruler augustus pin a shame or supporters say it kept chillies. economy strong by keeping business is largely out of government control. but many see it is the source of deepening income and social inequality that led to mass protests in 2019 the following year. an overwhelming majority of people voted in favor of constitutional reforms in the referendum and in may for the 1st time in chiles. history, a coalition of lawyers, teachers, journalists, as well as representatives of indigenous groups, were elected to be part of a 155 member group that will draft the new constitution. claudia winters is a professor at the school of political science in diego, or dallas university. he joins us from santiago into lay good to have you wi

and number 2, even before the pandemic, the health systems in latin america were very poor. so if we now add a newest tray, more dangerous and more contagious, it could be devastating for the region. he's able to use your hand, ramirez speaking to us from boca to thank you. now a new front has opened in the conflicts between the european union and bella. ruth, the ruthie and president alexander lucas sango is threatening to block you exports traveling through his country to russia and china. the terrain in turn has declared a state of emergency over the number of migrants costing its border from bell roof . these small, white shadows moving in the night are people crossing the border between bella, ruth and lithuania, entering the european union. hundreds have made the journey in recent days. a record in flux, intellect, wayne, ya. but these migrants, mainly from iraq, are at the center of a diplomatic standoff, lithuania and d. u believe beller. ruth may be facilitating the arrival is to put pressure on the block. european council president sha michelle, traveled to live wi

i'm home and health authorities in latin america a battling a rise in current of virus infections. the region already has the highest covered 19 death rate in the world. brazil has suffered the most fatalities in the region with more than half a 1000000 death, followed by mexico wherever 230000 people have died, and peru has reported nearly 200000 deaths. he w 's your hand, ramirez reports from lima, where the new lambda variant is pushing the public health care system. the to breaking point in peru. people are placing their hopes for carving depends m each on vaccination. yet progress is slow on the some 15 percent offer organs have received at least one those one of their worst rates in latin america. but for house work or not the ground, it's better than nothing. most people have been looking through. we feel optimistic because people react while to vaccination in parole. in fact, the younger people would like everything to go faster so they can get to vaccinate it soon from a notice. although commerce has reopened, after a 9 month quarantine, strict safety measures remain in pl

they are very similar to the divisions elsewhere in latin america. we've already seen protests across colombia that lead to the copper america football tournament being taken away from them last month. we've seen similar demonstrations across brazil, which also has huge inequalities and the distribution of wealth and people across latin america are watching very closely. i think to see how this towns out in chile, seeing what the lessons they can learn is also a great solidarity between the social movements women's movements. the indigenous groups across latin america. they do talk to each other, thanks to those things. so that one does a social media, they do know what's going on and they will be watching developments in santiago very, very closely. ok, daniel, thanks very much out as they are ally from london. philip on the program. looking at the elaborate lamb post shining a light on the problem of corruption in thailand. and. and now the giant step for china space ambitions. after all, carry out space, walk outside the country, space nation. ah

invasions in latin america for more than a century. trump: wseek a peaceful transition of wer, but all options are open. nothing could be better for the future of venezuela and nothing uld be better for thfuture another ctive nation, cub trump: the dictator maduro is a cuban puppet. pee: the people ofenezuela are essentlly cuba's hostage. pompeo: cuba is the true imperialt power in venezuela. bolton: ifhis afternoon, 20 to 25,000 cubanseft venezua, i think maduro would fall by midnight. [fernando speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [berriz speaking spanish] [doorbell rings] reporter: doctors and nurses from cuba touch down in milan. they're there to provide support and expertise to the hospitals in italy. [juan jesus speaking spanish] [juan jesus speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [muro speaking spanish] fernandez: cubs international medical program began in 1960 when it sent a health brigade to chile in response to a deadly earthquake. since then, cuba has sent more than 400,000 medical personnel to 164 countries. for dec

in part one, we looked at the effect of us sanctions joint global pandemic on cuba and latin america. well, today a report is published by the un on the stage of food security in nutrition in the world. but is there any chance of achieving the goal of eliminating world hunger by 2030 in the face of us sanctions and was in the extractive nature of global capital . joining me from room is the chief economist of you and food and agriculture organisation maximo, to rarer who co authored the report. thank you so much. maxima for coming on here in london were treated to pictures one so called mainstream media. richard branson, billionaires going to space? the u. s. fed says the american households at 13 trillion to their savings, the u. k. resolution foundation. say 7800 pounds richer. the house owners go here in london, your report. 800000000 not being able to feed themselves is 161000000 people more than in 2019 are growing and the nurse so iteration is hugely challenging. but that does not mean that we don't have a beginning. and that's what we try to re can get reports. so everybody's t

besides latin america, many travellers l to to normal. besides latin . her who just got off a flight from vietnam. her granddaughter tells me that even at her age she cannot get vaccinated in her country. in my country there are not enough vaccines. not enough for everybody. around 50% of us resident with and as a fully vaccinated but rates are much lower elsewhere including around 20% in south america, 10% in asia and just 1.5% in africa. just the san francisco airport alone has vaccinated around 1000 passengers arriving from over 50 countries since may and the demand is growing. the shortage of vaccines and the slow vaccination rate in many cases around the world including taiwan and other parts of asia have driven a trend in vaccine tourism. the united states is making it easy by offering free vaccines to anyone in its territory without requiring red ascendancy. we have a surplus supplier making that available for others is a good thing and it really helps everyone. it helps other countries to vaccinate their population faster, it helps to reduce the b

latin america, latin american people, saw that united states as overbearing, they did not like them onunro doctrine. they did not like to be in america to backyard. for good foreign policy reasons, it was ruled out that we would have the u.s. military openly go against the castro regime. now, kennedy considered that when it came to the event that happened 18 months later, that was the cuban missile crisis. that is another story. host: what made u.s. officials decide to back this bay of pigs invasion? what was going on that made u.s. officials decide to consider any type of intervention in cuba at this point? nicholas: well, castro was cozying up to the soviet union. at the time, this was in the depths of the cold war tensions, tensions were high. there was an arms race and eisenhower in particular had already acted against what he thought was going to be a soviet beachhead in the western hemisphere in guatemala. he used cia in a covert action to oust the democratically elected president of guatemala, in 1950 warp. -- in 1954. as castro gets closer to the soviet union ends and accepts a

where you are people on the community, the scientific community in latin america are very worried about this new variant because it could be devastating for the health system of the region. people are very concerned and that's why some government have a rating 1st thing by a security measures. for example, argentina closed again. once again, they're there, it's borders to even to their national. i mean, even argentina of abroad, that cannot go back to argentina right now because the borders of the country are closed in peru as we saw. the phase marks marks are mandatory in some endorse places, so it's very warm, but at the same time, latin america doesn't, i mean the people depend on informal economies, so they can not stay indoors. they cannot get gone fine for a long time because they need to get out to work because if they don't go out to work they, they don't have money to pay their bills on even to eat. so that's why there are now many is the vengeance or grants from the state. and that's why people need to keep getting out of this rates on to work. so even though it is worrying fi

a number 2, even before the pandemic, the health systems in latin america were very poor. so if we now add a newest tre merge, and some mark contagious, it could be devastating for the region. he w. your hand, ramirez speaking to us from boca tough. thank you. new front has opened in the conflict between the european union and bella, ruth, lucy and president, alexander lucas cinco is threatening to block you exports, traveling through his country to russia. and china is the wayne ya is in turn, declaring a state of emergency over the number of migrants crossing its border from a roof. these small white shadows moving in the night are people crossing the border between bella ruth and lithuania, entering the european union. hundreds have made the journey in recent days. a record in flux, inter list wayne ya. but these migrants mainly from iraq, are at the center of a diplomatic standoff, lithuania and d. u. believe bella. ruth, may be facilitating the arrivals to put pressure on the block. here a peon council president sha michelle, traveled to live with us border area on mo

but with no end in sight for latin america's vaccine shortage. summer being forced to choose between an unrecognized shot or none at all. believe it or not, portugal has become the use biggest producer of bicycles. the blocks only factory for carbon by frames. the country is being profiled as a quality location. it's a raw material that sparking a 2 wheeled revolution, carbon the light weight and resilient material is undergoing a boom in the north of portugal. as many as $50000.00 bike frames are set to be produced here each year. this is something that the europe need. there isn't any factory the which will do carbon fiber by frame in europe we capacity. so the whole capacity is coming from asia. portugal is bike industry is rolling right out of the economic crisis in part decoded. many people are avoiding public transit in port some china were also interrupted. europe, financial subsidies and low wages are also driving the boom. we'll see that we believe that 8500 people are already working in the bike industry here. it supports another 20 to 30000 people indirectly that numbers o

ok. latin america, central america, they've been doing this for decades, doesn't work. and america will look at venezuela and say, hey, you know, your country's all messed up. we need to invade your country, you know? but in, so why they adopting the venezuelan monetary policy? why are they mimicking? is it the example of you become what you have right, america have fun as well. so they're going to become like venezuela. i think it's an extreme scenario. it could become an issue. it's not. might be the case. i don't think it's going to be that way. and the reason for that is because i bring inflation tends to happen, starts with the instability that the current at which we're seeing in the us. we're seeing all over the world. but that leads to smart money to leaving bath, that particular country. so in other words, you see large corporations is starting to have capital outflows from that place. we're seeing that today in urgent tina, that's a great example of a place where most of the smart money is out. and so you start seeing a political environment to form that is st

latin america.atin american people saw the united states as overbearing they didn't like them on road doctrine. they didn't like to be an america's backyard. they and so for for good foreign policy reasons it was ruled out that we would have the united states military openly go against the castro regime now. kennedy considered that when it came to the event that happened some 18 months later, and that was a cuban missile crisis, but that's another another story. what made us officials decide to back this bay of pigs invasion what was going on that made us official decide to consider any type of intervention in cuba at this point. well castro was definitely posing up to the soviet union. at the time this is in the depths of the of the cold war tensions are high. there's a an arms race. and eisenhower's what he thought was going to be a soviet beachhead in the western hemisphere in guatemala. he used cia in a covert action to oust the democratically elected president of guatemala yacobo arabens in 195

this is daily news law from berlin, latin america's desperate battle against covert 19 authorities and per our recent vaccinated as an aggressive virus strain which has left public health services really also coming up jails for her sex abuse crimes. 5 people in germany are sent to prison over the drugging and raping of children. doesn't are still on trial in a case that shocked the nation. and then football italy, fans help for more reasons to celebrate as their team takes on spain, in the 1st year or 2020 semi final ah, i'm nicole furnish, welcome to the program. latin america is seeing an alarming rise in corona virus infections. the region has the highest co, with 19 death rates in the entire world for they'll have suffered the most fatalities with more than half a 1000000 deaths that followed by mexico were over 230000 people have died and peru has nearly 200000 dead with a population of over 32000000 w. juan ramirez reports from peru or a new very and called lambda has left the public health system really improved people are placing their hopes for carbon upon them each on vaccin

a latin america editor, lucy newman, reports the anger and violence of chillies, social uprising. one figure stood out that made protested, happy dance, dance. pick a shoe, they chanted. pick a tool is the mouse liked ritual preacher belonging to the pokemon video game series. it became such a hit that soon others joined did a symbol of peaceful protest for social change. wow. when riot police attacked big to, to the surprise of many a 46 year old grandmother and former school teacher emerged one of the costumes to wipe the pepper gas from her eyes to danger. one of them is one of the electron delegates chillies, new constitutional convention that i've been thinking. i don't think a lot of people told me. we don't need experts who have gone to harvard. they're the ones who ruined our country. i didn't feel prepared for such a challenging, but they insisted we need someone like you who can represent the real needs of the people. you're one of us. the mother of for joined forces with others during the social revolt. a group called the list of the people to run as independent, with n