(lorena navarro) our lifestyle here is unique. pace, it's calmer, more poised than elsewhere. everything happens more slowly here! we honour our traditional way of life and customs. helping each other out is at the core of our values. solidarity is fundamental to chilotes. (jean-philippe willaume) yes! people are very kind... - people haven't lost touch with traditional values. (jean-philippe willaume) look at the apples. - last year, we made some chicha. - yes. chilote cider. - what? - yes. - yes, natural resources are abundant here. - yes, my area of expertise is protecting the coast. so i focus on the issues linked to the sea. so, the aquacultural industries, fishing, problems linked to pollution. mussel and salmon farming are thriving industries here. the inland sea is saturated with aquacultural concessions, which generate a range of waste products. there was a red tide last year. (cyril christensen) the red tide is a natural phenomenom that increases the bloom of algae. it's a toxic algae. so mussels and shellfish are affect

and the lorena, do you think that that would help if the un were to make that classification? no, i think that's it. what we need is to put the floor in some other issues as mexico is forgetting about us. i say that in my 1st a opinion that you, the shall power is very important during these moments. and we have seen dad the breton, but also the parliament has by only our constitution. and we need a very strong do the shut power to, to make control in all the things that had been happening north country. the other . is that a east l? no. in indiana, in eden by the may in nations, were also for de inter make i him a race commission. they have clearly stated that admins are on force should only interview it in public security. embarrassed in their career and variety basis. i mean, the deception as you go stance is east breaking dod, mexico's making a rule using the army for a step for, for a security does on for someone or there a dust. yeah. so the geisha we have a worry for example, that they are going to be part of the investigations or we have seen it. we a, for example, rep

. >>> lorena vende antojos, y dice que insumos han subido y aunque trata de no aumentar precio, aÚn asÍda. ni el pollo que estÁ carÍsimo. >>> el tema de la inflaciÓn. >>> lo peor que los economistas pre en que esta crisis no terminarÁ pronto. >>> vamos a regresar a los parÁmetros mÁs o menos normales de la inflaciÓn hasta el primer semestre del 2024. >>> bolsas de mercado y los carritos del superde los mexicanos nos volverÁn a estar llenos. en mÉxico jazive pÉrez, telemundo. >>> vamos a cambiar de informaciÓn para hablar del gigante de la tecnologÍa de google que anunciÓ cambios polÍticas, y informaron que estÁn limitando viajes de en eses solo a dejarlos los necesarios, y una medida que estÁn tomando ante dicen la posibilidad de una recesiÓn econÓmica. >>> y neto knicks parece que tambiÉn estÁ tomando la misma medida y estÁ recortando sus gastos, segÚn el wall street journal la compaÑÍa estarÍa entregando menos regalos a sus empleados. >>> y bueno hablando de empleados la solicitudes por desempleo sgin yerno en a la solicitudes bajaron a 222 mil en comparaciÓn con la semana pasada. ref

she said that she had virginia, struggle with canada. lorena fixed roots in an ice covered scene. every time the navigator has to choose a new course. he looks for cracks, hinting at skinner ice to make safe passage for the convoy in the ice, there's always a st. around watch to stand. there are too many variables here for auto pilot. for example, if an ice float pushes the ice breaker, an automatic system could malfunction. and telling a vessel makes that even more likely, that a human react properly blind spot saw saw to be an issue in the eastern section of the nolan see root. there aren't enough soundings to pilot large gas carriers. hasn't already been push the premium. the crowbar should be made bullshit. when you're a pretty horrible children. well, at that bit, that your sense in us who dream will go more than 3. i thought i would love to visit with that more women to shreds. there should have gotten it kugler busier than that is that's and that was for the ice breaker time, it needs to pass. so siberia gives away my share loss for sure. form lake if. when your wish they n

by keeping the food supply chain local and in season lorena keep support smart agriculture. while providing enhanced, fresh mouth watering playlists. that's the biggest thing, more just like where we are today. it takes some dedication and hard work to convert land to benefit both nature and people where we find humans regardless of when in history, food and drink is never far behind. and yet at forum home in each one of its standout features is its award winning restaurant roots. i'm. it's awkward shift ronald to find out what wine can add to the overall dining experience when and how did wine take its rightful place in the dining experience? a on that when i 1st started reeking here is one of the reasons why i actually wanted to record the do a lot of fair food in one period. so to consider that nobody is there to improve us . did you find, you know, right, that you can no more you find in a normal from, for instance, you can have a white white and it is the bit of time. so this way, these people decided when to retreat in this food and wine fear, interesting not certain t

ah, joining us today we have under lucy, i sold off a journalist in mexico city, anna lorena delgado, his deputy director at foundation for justice and human rights organization. she's in washington, d. c. and last, but not least, catalina put as korea is a professor and researcher at the center for research and teaching of economics. she joins us from august gradient this. we also, of course, want to hear your thoughts here at the stream. so if you're watching us on youtube, join the chat and be part of today's conversation. all right, let's get straight to it. so many questions here. really, i want to ask you under the lopez over door really ran on premise of sort of, you know, ending corruption and sort of the drug war and all the violence that we've been seeing for well over a decade. why as he made this, you turn in his pledge to kind of send soldiers back to the barracks. yes, this is the question that we are all asking, especially men and the people who did vote for him. in the 1st few years. one of his campaign slogans and ones being president was a, but i thought no by less o

and the lorena, do you think that that would help if the un where to make that classification? no, i think that it, what we need is to put the forward in some other issues as mexico is forgetting about us. i say that in my fairs, a opinion that you the shall power is very important during these moments. and we have seen that the britain, but also the parliament has violated our constitution. and we need a very strong do the shad power to make control in all day things that have been have been in our country. the other is dad a. he's very well know in, in general, in even by the may and nations, but also for the day inter make i to maurice commission. they have clearly stated that augment arm and force should only interview in a, in public security, embarrassed in their career and variety basis. i mean, the deception as it goes, stance is east breaking dod, mexico's making a rule using the army for a step before 4 is security does. i'm for somewhat more there, a dust. yeah. so the geisha we every worry for example, that they are going to be part of the investigations or we have

lorena hancock, a friend of eleanor has lived right there. and the great winston churchill came and spent weeks at a time in a room right there on the second floor the white house. so when i was writing the book about franklin and eleanor no ordinary time, i began obsessed where did each one of them sleep so i mentioned this when i the book came out on a radio show in washington, and it happened that hillary clinton was listening, so she called me up at the radio station invited me to a sleepover in the white house. she said we could then wander the carter together and figure out where everyone has slept 50 years earlier. so two weeks later. she followed up with an invitation to a state dinner after which between midnight and 2 am the president mr. clinton my husband and i with my map in hand went through every room up there and figured out yes chelsea clinton is sleeping where harry hopkins was the clintons are sleeping where fdr was and we were given that night this chance to sleep in winston churchill's bedroom. there was no way i could sl

lorena, what does the dollar signify.at the eccles building and see new dollar strength in a some condition, what does it signal to him? >> i think we should think about what does a stronger dollar do for the u.s. economy and take it from there. i am sure a central banks struggling with high inflation, some of this from goods that are imported externally. you might see a stronger dollar is going to help bring that inflation down if the margin may not be the main force driving, easing inflation pressures. personally, the fed could use any help from any front it can get at this point. a stronger dollar is going to be challenging for the u.s. manufacturing, and that trade in general. it does soften the outlook for the economy. more broadly, we were to take a signal from strength in the dollar, it is telling us on a relative basis, the outlook for the u.s. economy might be stronger than its trading partner. the fed is going -- is on a path to tighten interest rates at a faster pace, to tame them for longer. other major centra

host: linda it lorena, texas on the document lin. caller: i'm tired of these people saying i'm for legal immigration but i'm not for the bothered problems. guess what, it is in our constitution. it says that alum seekers can come here and apply for asylum. if they want that they need to get a constitutional amendment. they keep saying that democrats don't think there's a problem and democrats are the only ones that are coming up with any type of legislation to change the problems. but every administration has had it. the only reason trump had a little less problems with the border is because we had a public health law that he could install with covid that barred people from coming across our borders. they also think that these other countries don't have border problems. they don't have the south american problem we helped to create. germany doesn't have a wall around its country. france do not have a wall around its country any more than we can afford to put a wall around our country. it is ridiculous. host: next we go to albany, geo

or lorena from mount sterling, kentucky, who owns a floral business, a main street small business. and everything costs more. and she said, this is not the america i know. and then jamie, who is a mom of two kids, she goes to get baby formula, she goes to the grocery and she can't afford groceries. she tries to fill up her car to take her kids on errands and she can't afford it. this is not purporting to speak for the american people, these are the american people. and they are suffering because this administration will not fix the supply side. they raise taxes on businesses, which discourage business investment and capital expenditures, we need to fix the supply bottle necks. they raise prices at the pump by declaring war on american energy production, by weaponizing financial regulation. and they refuse to take actions that actually will solve the supply problem by actually encouraging people to go back to work. we don't need to be discouraging people to go back to work. we need to fill those 12 million unfilled jobs right now by encouraging productivity. and american people goin