country at the moment for instance here of this week change the name of the department of labor that the ministry of labor to the department of employment and labor he's putting his political future on the line is saying that jobs his is the primary thinks unemployment has this to 15 year high and the economy is struggling now to introduce this tax at this point they need people say this is absolutely insane move the same time what we're hearing from the government side is that south africa must now start to decouple from carbon otherwise we won't see the foreign inflows we will see foreign countries and companies and even individuals who are no longer willing to invest in carbon intensive economies who live money out so the argument is that in the long run this is the smart economic thing to do the right fit a day that this has edited this is inside a south africa reporting from your hand a speck about south africa introducing a c o 2 attacks thank you so much. and now to some other stories making news around the world. in the u.s. a court ruling is forcing bios of scituate monsanto to help clea

unemployment figures from spain show a significant drop in the jobless rate for the month of april spanish labor ministry statistics show a month to month drop of two point eight percent and the number of those seeking work over ninety one thousand fewer spaniards were rest were registered as unemployed in april bringing the total number of unemployed workers down to roughly three point two million that positive outcome has a bit of an asterisk on it as the easter shopping season is believed to have given the spanish economy the usual seasonal boost after seasonal adjustment the number of jobless fell by an estimated nineteen thousand a poll by the national statistics institute shows the spanish rate of unemployment for the first quarter still trending high among european economies at fourteen point seven percent. and here to dive into more of the details on our lead story in the u.s. china trade talks is chris martenson founder of peace prosperity. so chris welcome back let's talk about some of the effects of the latest episode of this trade talk reality show the world has come to watch early reaction r

four foreign ministry officials and sending his former right hand man seen here delivering letters to president trump in washington to one of north korea's notoriously brutal forced labor camps, along with the lead translator in the talks. all this because kim was furious over the collapse of his summit with president trump in hanoi in february. >> sometimes you have to walk, and this was just one of those times. >> reporter: kim so embarrassed, he fired off missiles. earlier this week, president trump, who has said he and kim "fell in love" said even the missiles didn't bother him. >> you're not bothered at all by the small missiles? >> no, i'm not. i am personally not. >> live with terry moran from washington. we heard from the president said about days ago. any word from the president or the administration tonight? >> not yet from the president, david. secretary of state pompeo said the u.s. is investigating but he told abc news the next time he negotiates with north cee yarks his counterpart will likely be someone else. >> terry, thanks. >>> next on the, the miles an hour tourist who said she was brutally attacked in the dominican republic in a popular resort. shy

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ministry officials were also executed. as for the senior negotiator who had been secretary of state, mike pompeo's counterpart at the summit who even visited the white house was reportedly subjected to forced labor and ideological education, the paper reports kim jong un is blaming all of them for the summit's collapsed. remember his translator? she is also reportedly sent a political prison camp for undermining kim jong un's authority by making a mistake while interpreting at the summit. north korea has not confirmed or denied this purge the state newspapers said acting like one is reviewing the leader in front of others but dreaming of something else when one turns around as an anti-party, anti-revolutionary act that has run away the moral fidelity towards the leader and such people will not avoid the stern judgment of the revolution. plots between the us and north korea stalled since the vietnam summit and there are no plans to pick them up as of now. relations have even gotten worse, north korea resuming testing and executing a special envoys to the united states. this is all coming from one source in one south korean newspaper. no other news organization can confirm it but the paper has bee

four ministry officials and a translator with central forced labor camp for committing a translation mistake. this comes as kim's sister is said to be lying low on her brother's orders in the wake of the summit's collapse. colombia's supreme court has ordered the release of jesus santrich, a senior guerilla commander-turned-elected-officia commander-turned-elected-officia commander-turned-elected-officia commander-turned-elected-officia commander-turned-elected-officia -- saying the former rebel could be sworn in as a congressman under terms of colombia's 2016 peace accord, which ended more than a half-century of civil war. the agreement grants limited amnesty to farc rebels who lay down arms and confess crimes, including immunity to extradition. santrich had been jailed at the request of the trump administration, which is seeking to try him for cocaine trafficking based on an indictment by federal prosecutors in new york. santrich's release was a rare rebuke o of the trump administration by the right-wing government of president ivan duque. honduran president juan orlando hernandez was targeted by the drug enforcement admdministratin in a large-scale drug trafficking and money la

ministry officials were also executed. as for the senior negotiator who had been secretary of state mike pompeo's counterpart at the summit and even visited the white house, he is reportedly been subjected to forced labornd ideological education. why? the paper reports that north korean leader kim jong un is blaming all of them for the summit's collapse. remember his translator? she's also reportedly been sent to a political prison camp for undermining chairman kim's authority by making a mistake while interpreting at that summit. while north korea has not confirmed or denied to those purge, the country state newspaper said in a commentary on thursday that "acting like one is revering the leader in front of others but dreaming up something else when one turns around is an antiparty, antirevolutionary act that is thrown away the moral fidelity toward the leader and such people will not avoid this during judgment of the revolution." talks between the u.s. and north korea have stalled since the vietnam summit. there are no plans to pick them back up as of now. in fact, relations may have even gotten worse since the summit with north korea, resuming testing of short-range missiles and to know executing at