now the country's capital montevideo is experiencing, it's was dropped in more than 70 years. and the situations being made was by residents who would invoice making a copy of the traditional mata or t with the tap. water was once easy, but drought means people are being forced to turn to bottled supplies. it's a luxury, not everyone can afford in this neighborhood, and uruguay is capital montevideo. many have to rely on lower quality municipal sources. the one that i was drinking monitor with this water is difficult to put in the most difficult because of its taste and the discomfort it causes on the stomach. tomorrow. a tap water also gives you a heavy one of any show that that was in. it wasn't as here, you cannot buy bottled water, but at a some people can buy it and others cannot seem to conceive way. and those of us who are low income cannot. so nearby uruguay is facing its worst route in decades. the paso severino reservoir, on the sand. to lucy, a river, the country's largest used to supply fresh water to over half of uruguay. 3.4000000 inhabitants. now it is almost dr

and uruguay is capital montevideo. many have to rely on lower quality, municipal sources. the moment they're gonna throw one drinking monitor with this water is difficult to put in the most difficult because of its taste and the discomfort it causes on the stomach come out. a tap water also gives you a headache anesha that it doesn't you, as it says here, you cannot buy bottled water with some people can buy it and others cannot seem to conceive way. for those of us who are low income. i cannot tell. no blame uruguay is facing its worst route in decades. the paso severino reservoir, on the sand, to lucy, a river, the country's largest used to supply fresh water to over half of uruguay. 3.4000000 inhabitants. now it is almost dry. no gun since for them was buried. i've never seen it like this with the water flow is very low validate i well we put the doors uruguay. was the 1st country in the world to enshrine the right to clean drinking water and its constitution in 2004. now the government has declared a water emergency exempting taxes and bottled water authorities of also

brent: all right for more, let's go to montevideo to speak with dario klein.od to have you with us. let me ask you about the situation there and what it is where you are. could you go to the water faucet and drink out of that? is it possible? >> you could but the taste is really bad. for people to have the information about what's in the tapwater, it's not really recommended to drink it. if you don't have any other choice, you could still drink it. but that water is drinkable. but not potable. it's a strange game of words, but that's how they declare it. it's like the water is clean. you could drink it and you wouldn't die, but you are not supposed to drink it for a long time. but it is not recommended even to have long showers right now. besides the fluoride and the sodium, we have another thing, you can smell it in the shower. it's not recommended to take that for a long time. brent: you are basically relying completely on bottled water on the correct? >> correct. brent: we have seen protests against water shortages on the streets of the capital in recent we

on the flip side of that is the situation in montevideo.nking water, amid the nation's worst drought in 7a years. the government has told the population of 1.3 million that reserves in the city's reservoirs are at 1.8% of their capacity. there has been some rainfall in the last week, but nowhere near enough. joining us now is mariana meerhoff, professor of the department of ecology and environmental management at university of the republic in uruguay. thank you very much for coming on the programme. how acute is the problem? hi. the programme. how acute is the roblem? ., the programme. how acute is the roblem? . ., problem? hi, thanks for the invitation. _ problem? hi, thanks for the invitation. this _ problem? hi, thanks for the invitation. this is _ problem? hi, thanks for the invitation. this is a - problem? hi, thanks for the invitation. this is a very, - problem? hi, thanks for the l invitation. this is a very, very serious, dramatic situation that's happening in the last two months. people in montevideo, about 2 million people, is rec

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in uruguay, the first world cup opened for him in the capital of montevideo , the centenario stadium that moment , the largest on the planet , teams from 13 countries arrived, mainly from south and north america, for 100,000 people , the means was expensive for europeans. only the belgians , the french, the romanians and the yugoslavs found the struggle, tense for the final match between uruguay and argentina, another 15,000 fans from buenos aires arrived, who broke into the stadium without tickets, but the national team of uruguay won with a score of 4:2 and received the main award , the statuette of the ancient greek goddess of victory, niki. but the golden boot prize was won by the argentine guiller mustabili, he was recognized as the top scorer exactly 50 years ago on july 13 , 1973, the first album of the queen group was released, and it was called queen today. this is classic rock, and then the musicians of freddie mercury brian we and roger taylor is not enough. who knew, they were in college and the record stretched for 2 years in genre this album was a mixture of hard rock s

i mean, this is joining us from montevideo in photo. why? thank you very much indeed for being with us. so how much of this is about limiting distractions? and how much of it might be about concerns about the way in which children are learning and the way that that is changing. i think you put it right. the 1st, the 1st question is does technology help us learn better? and then for additional ways, i think the 2 different things here, your coverage of indonesia clearly was talking about that didn't seem to them about technology. no one doubts not having the digital skills to navigate that digital world. ease. of course, by default, no new basic skill set. but learning suit technology is a quite different questionnaire needed see what we need much more evidence and it is here where we have focused on questions. as we were hearing from our report in indonesia, there clearly there is an educational divide, which we can see in many, many parts of the world. let's focus on this side, which is more likely to be affected by this. those with access

your goods government has declared a state of emergency in montevideo, it's distributing to leaders of bottled water a day for each of the more than half a 1000000 low income residents. but businesses such as a heat, those restaurants say they need 10 times that amount to stay afloat. the copies are made with mineral water, their preparation of the pieces, also with mineral water, the fine that are going chick b, flat bread with mineral water. all the products are made with mineral water. the state oh, utility has taken emergency measures. it's constructing new dams, pumping stations, and transferring fresh water to reservoirs crews are also drilling for new wells to find potable water. paul shudders young elders 0 the so then this is all to 0, and these are the headlines keys mass says russian as strikes of target to the ukrainian capital for the straight lines with ours. he says they've 20 iranian made ruins. and 2 cruise missiles was shut down by the armies edison systems. moscow has dismissed an army, come on done after he criticized submitted tree leadership of failing troops and

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but nowhere is it more accute than in montevideo. that reserves in the city's reservoirs are at 1.8% of their capacity. lets speak now to radley horton. he's a professor of climate at columbia climate school and joins me now from new york. just a quick comment on uruguay, i'm sure you don't know specifically, but i wonder if a shortage of water like that is really a vision of the future that other cities are going to face? i future that other cities are going to face? ~' ., , future that other cities are going to face? ~' ._ i. ., to face? i like the way you frame. any individual— to face? i like the way you frame. any individual case, _ to face? i like the way you frame. any individual case, once - to face? i like the way you frame. any individual case, once again i to face? i like the way you frame. any individual case, once again at one moment in time could have a large role of natural variability but as we take that bigger picture, looking across the globe and over time without question, as the atmosphere warms, it is getting bet

your ways government has declared a state of emergency and montevideo. it's distributing to leaders of bottled water a day for each of the more than half a 1000000 low income residents. but businesses such as a heat, those restaurants say they need 10 times that amount to stay afloat. the copies are made with mineral water, their preparation of the pieces, also with mineral water. the final are going trick b, flat bread with mineral water. all the products are made with mineral water. the state oh, utility has taken emergency measures. it's constructing new dams, pumping stations, and transferring fresh water to reservoirs crews are also drilling for new wells to find potable water. paul shudders young elders 0. it's also the head here on out as they are in full, the united states gets ready to host a new t 20 cricket please. and you will have those details for you and the the the the welcome back. it's time to sort of his on the with the tennis. excellent. thank you so much in a storage room. okay. so at lunch. so that has become the 1st on the see did

and with a breeze of the south atlantics, montevideo you too, are below where she should be for this on the year, the frank assessments, quite frankly, elizabeth dressed, the elephant in the room. the reason of the south koreans want their own nuclear deterrence is because they don't trust the us informed opinions. fighting has basically lock this thing up so far that it is impossible virtually for somebody else 7 to the race at this point in depth analysis of the case headlines. so then, case by the end of the states, that there is no strong government to control and which means that this might affect other countries inside story on al jazeera, the latest news, as it breaks deeply live here over the years have had to grow used to repeated sets of attacks that they say they've never before seen anything quite on this scale with detailed coverage. how was this allowed to happen? who's responsible and should safety standards be changed from around the world? ukrainian soldiers in this area said that they were going to try and exploit and push hard to hold off loaded with wagner. played