. >> this is from lima, peru. that's asian. what are bottles from asia doing in the galapagos? the trash come from? the reynolds interest it? -- anima ingest it? how does it endanger their health? scientists want to figure that out. how much trash collects here? scientists are able to gather up larger plastics. but they say that's only the visible trash. -- most of it is in the ocean. >> turtles and fish nibble on it. there are bite marks. >> it is impossible to collect all of the plastic, because as it weathers, it breaks down into smaller and smaller pieces. >> d.c. this plastic dust here? that is the future. primarily from single-use plastic. the idea that plastic disappears in 1000, 2000, or a million years, is a lie. plastic lasts forever. >> their work, he says, shows that the plastic in the galapagos islands comes from fishing boats that simply dump their trash into the sea. the fishing industry poses many threats, over-fishing, endangering marine life, trash. there need to be tighter controls. >> how do you prevent trash dumping if you can't even control illegal fishing

oh this is from lima peru. don. thank it. that's asian with a yes, i see a big or get water bottles from asia doing in the galapagos levels. where does the trash come from? do animals ingest it? how does it endanger their health? scientists want to figure that out. how much trash collects hair. scientists are able to gather up large plastics, but they say that's only the visible trash. most of it is in the ocean. all this is own for me about of turtles in fish nibble on it. it took the toys there might marks by demarco, galen love, but it is impossible to collect all of the plastic because as it weathers, it breaks down into smaller and smaller pieces. those is isabelle. you see this plastic down here is that is the future. go look at it as a cry merrily from single years plastic. this is telling the idea that plastic disappears in 1002000 or a 1000000 years. it is a lie, millennial whom young daniels, plastic last forever moon. a plastic was but a see anybody? there work, he says, shows that the plastic in the galapagos isla

contradiction with the politicians and the people he has to be with now that he's the president of peru here in limaadership and also heavy economic problems? since the beginning of his term as the president, he has been facing strong criticism from the media outlets, strong criticism from the opposition. when he won the election, as it happened in the us with donald trump and joe biden, keiko fujimori, his rival, didn't recognise the result. she asked for a recount of the votes that took weeks, that also undermined his perceived legitimacy. but, again, we should not forget that he is the fifth president of peru since 2017, so it seems that governing this country is not an easyjob for anyone! now, of course, traditionally, the solution in most of latin america has always been that some strongman would move in. is that now a possibility in peru? this is a country still having a hard time with the legacy of alberto fujimori, who was the last strongman of peru. he ran the country from 1990—2000 and he's now injail because he committed human rights violations, and his legacy is still quite controversial

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could soon be one of the most important historical sites in peru. archaeologists are excavating the 1st spanish hospital built in the capital lima where it's believe the last 3 inc rulers are buried since work began in 2020 the remains of 50 spanish conquistadors have so far been discovered. wally, my taste, it said building with a lot of history, but it was a 1st hospital for spaniards in around 1550. it's important because it was a 1st based at tend to the health of the 1st can. keith could also but he made of conky thought, but it's the hope of finding the remains of the might inc rulers. but he's drawing significant attention to the dig. there remains were brought to lima from cosco in the 16th century. so far they haven't been found. but that could all be about to change and finishing office and sports in formula one red bull driver said jo perez was the surprise winner of the monaco grand prix. after a delayed start on a rain swept monte carlo circuit and there was more disappointment for local boy shall laclare, who again failed to win his fabled home race. despite starting from pole position dark clouds on the monte carl

could soon be one of the most important historical sites in peru. archaeologists are excavating the 1st spanish hospital built in the capital lima where it's believe the last 3 inc. rule as a buried since work began in 2020 the remains of 50 spanish conquistadors have so far been discovered. wally, my taste, it said building with a lot of history, but it was a 1st hospital for spaniards in around 1550. it's important because it was a fest based at tend to the health of the 1st con keith could also but he made of conky thought, but it's the hope of finding the remains of the mighty inc rulers. but he's drawing significant attention to the dig that remains were brought to lima from cosco in the 16th century. so far they haven't been found. but that could all be about to change. this is debbie news that is all we have for you for now, but don't go anywhere except next. we've got a great documentary sports life following a blind mountaineer in his determination to climb mount canyon or showers with latency w dot com or following us on social media. and we have will craft will have more fear that the our isn't ah, sometimes books are

and that cubey include viewers should pay attention to hundreds of minors in peru have marched through the streets of lima and calling on the government to evict indigenous activists who are blocking access to one of peruse, largest copper mines. minors are worried about losing their jobs and want the protesters to be cleared from their camps at the last bumble site. indigenous activists are demanding more compensation from the chinese owned company, m. m. g. o. 2, they were relocated from the land where the mine now stands. the head of the world health organization has warned that access to safe abortions is crucial to saving lives. the statement by ted was at hand on gabrielle as follows, the leak of a document suggesting the u. s. supreme court may soon reverse national access to abortion. with the u. s. supreme court does overturn the legal rights were abortion . nearly half of all states will move to restrict or barnett bosses ra brennan's reports. california is one of 3 states promising to maintain access to the procedure. ah, california governor is in a fighting move. i have a girl, she really be p

acts, leave boca, out to 0, london, archaeologists and peru have unearthed an old cemetery believe to hold the last 3 inca rulers, excavations at lima, san andreas hospital. the 1st to be built in the city began in 2020 as part of the areas restoration project. at least 50 sets of bones so far have been found. experts are searching for 3 income mummies of the last 3 rulers of the inca empire . their remains were thought to be brought to the city during the 16th century. ah, this is sandra 0 and these are the top stories, texas police have admitted they made the wrong decision by not immediately entering a classroom where a gunman had barricaded himself. security officials have been criticized for waiting before confronting the 18 year old killer. 19 children and 2 teachers were killed. and tuesdays you've all day assault. the governor of texas greg abbot has expressed anger over the way the police handled the shooting. he says he was misled about their response. america's biggest gun lobby has held a major convention just hours away in houston, texas, despite criticism over gun violence in the u. s. former u. s. president donald tru

acts, leave boca, out to 0, london, archaeologists and peru have unearthed an old cemetery believed to hold the last 3 in carolers, excavations at lima, san andreas hospital, the 1st to be built in the city began in 2020 as part of the areas restoration project. at least 50 sets of bones so far have been found. experts are searching for 3 income mummies of the last 3 rulers of the inca empire. their remains were thought to be brought to the city during the 16th century. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. texas police have admitted they made the wrong decision by not immediately entering a classroom where a gunman had barricaded himself. security officials had been criticized for waiting before confronting the 18 year old killer. 19 children and 2 teachers were killed in tuesday. as you've all day assault. america's biggest gun lobby has held a major convention just hours away in houston, texas, despite criticism over gun violence in the u. s. former u. s. president donald trump was among those to address the convention. greece is accused iran of piracy, after it sees to greek oil tankers. iran says they were captur

more than 78000 costs from mexico in the past 6 months. copper miners in peru have taken their fight for jobs to the capital, lima, demanding the eviction of indigenous activists blocking access to one of peruse, largest compromise activists. campaigning for more compensation off they were moved to make way for chinese and mine. the miners are worried about using their jobs. nasa astronaut, so heading home after the 6 month mission to the international space station space 6 dragon capsule is expected. dispatched down off the coast of florida, 3 americans and the german carried out hundreds of research projects. welcome, the 1st space to is to the station. all sports news is coming up after the break. i will tell you about this, don't jersey back fetching. i've watering the knobs at ocean. ah. with hole. ah. ah, not a destruction of the amazon rain forest is being brought to everyone's attention as an art exhibition in london on time on earth showcases artists and designers raising awareness about climate change on its threat to assault jessica baldwin has been take look at 65 meters this k pok tree grows in the c

leave barca out to sarah london. archaeologists and peru have an artist an old cemetery, believe to hold the last 3 incur rulers, excavations at lima, san andreas hospital. the 1st to be built in the city began in 2020 as part of the areas restoration project. at least 50 sets of bone so far have been found. experts are searching for 3 incom mommies of the last 3 rulers of the inca empire. their remains were thought to be brought to the city during the 16th century. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories.

attention to our screen in peru , for the first time after the pandemic, clown day was celebrated, a holiday to which hundreds of professional artists come to the capital of limapants from all over the country traditionally marched through columns along the main city streets, entertaining passers-by and handing out sweets to children along the way. this especially pleasant day has been celebrated in peru since 2006. in honor of the country's most popular circus performers in salvares, better known as clountoni, the money collected at the festival. the artists will donate to charity. i think it was especially fun for the children to watch this procession, yes. by the way, a little about children. yes , international children's day is ahead of us . this june 1 will take place literally, the day after tomorrow. yes, this holiday is big. illuminated all over the world. we will have many events this wednesday, not only for children, but also for adults. on june 1, belarusian lawyers will conduct free consultations for families with many children and families who raise children with disabilities in counseling from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm will take part lawyers of all ter

jazeera havana, camino kitchens in peru or a lifeline for round a quarter 1000000. poor people arising prices are undermining their efforts. arianna sanchez reports from lima in this tiny makeshift kitchen on the outskirts of lead. now women put together whatever they can to create a nutritious meal on the menu recently was rice, carrots, corn, and chicken bones caught up in tiny pieces so everyone can get some proteins. tis prina fanatical as pinnacle bank them off. ok, we only eat lunch. there is no budget for breakfast, and in the evenings, each one has to figure out what to put on their peebles. caboodle kitchens around the country were a response to the pandemic that left for 1000000 impoverished people without jobs. more than 250000 feet on meals, that cost less than $0.30. rising fuel prices have meet some ingredients, like meat or chicken, impossible to buy and local governments donations to keep them going or waning. in some areas, government distribution of basic ingredients stopped more than 4 months ago for a government that got to be that the local government does not remember us at the top of the hill. they offer help during political campaig

in peru. groups of women cooked together to ensure families get good quality nutrition. rising food, prefer prices and fuel prices are undermining their efforts. on a, on a sanchez reports from lima. in this tiny makeshift kitchen on the outskirts of lima, women put together whatever they can to create a nutritious meal. on the menu recently was rice, carrots, corn, and chicken bones caught up in tiny pieces so everyone can get some proteins, dis, prina, fanatical s medical pan, them up. ok. we only eat lunch, there is no blood with her breakfast. and in the evenings, each one has to figure out what to put on their tables. a funny commercial kitchens around the country were a response to the pandemic. the left for 1000000 impoverished people without jobs for than 250000 feet on meals. that cost less than $0.30. rising fuel prices have meet some ingredients, like meat or chicken, impossible to buy, and local governments donations to keep them going or waning. in some areas, government distribution of basic ingredients stopped more than 4 months ago. ethnic i meant that got to read at the local government does not remember as at the top of the hill, they offer help during political