another deal of protest by members of this indigenous community, northern argentina. they have been blocking boats weekdays, protesting against a provincial constitutional reform. they say, will affect their way of life. email that belongs to the community of the hit on this. they are concerned about some articles in the constitution that considers their territory state property and could open the land for exploitation. then are you going to animals and we're fighting for our rights to be respected as dual regional communities that have lived here for me now, is we want the governor to revoke the new constitution and to resign? there are road looks like this one happening all around the province. lithium production has skyrocketed in recent years, as the world is trying to move away from fossil fuels by communities that live near lithium plans are extremely concerned about what will happen with their territories . and with the water resources in this part of the country, of the protest is happening in what is known as the lithium triangle. and there we have that inclu

south american trade bloc is wrapping up a summit in northern argentina. half of the agenda, finalizing a long-delayed free-trade agreement with the eu. in 2019 after some two decades of negotiations, the eu and the group reached a deal, but the eu added a side letter stipulating tougher environmental standards in the wake of the paris climate accords. speaking at the summit tuesday, leaders denounced what they say are protectionist motives that would result in sanctions on their countries. here's brazilian president lula da silva. >> the side letter proposed by the european union in march of this year is unacceptable. strategic partners should not negotiate based on mistrust and the threat of sanctions. brian: finally, fourth of july is, of course, independence day in the u.s., and that means fireworks are part of them. the industry is booming, especially consumer fireworks from 407 million dollars with sold in 2000 up to $2.3 billion last year. sector facing a potential seachange, though, as concerns mount over air pollution and wildfires. several cities

mike lapel reports the members of this indigenous community in northern argentina have been blocking roads for days. they worry about what they see as a threat to the livelihoods, constitutional reforms that could open up the land to exploitation by lithium company. then are you going to what, by doing for our rights to be respected as dual regional communities that have lived here for many, many years. we want the governor to revolt the new constitution and to resign. for decades, indigenous communities have survive, growth, capital, tourism insult. they say all of these could be undermined by large scale mining to look over the think above all this conflict is happening here. it's unusual for us . we're not used to this, and we're so afraid they want to change laws. and as usual, we won't have any right, that is a good the constitutional reform has sparked violence. recently, the government tried to move, protest is by force, dozens of people were injured. the governor says he's put 2 of the all schools that are off consent to the indigenous communities on the phone, whole go in th

northern province of hoist to another day of protest by members of this indigenous community. northern argentina. they have been broken goats for days, protesting against a provincial constitutional reform. they say, will affect their way of life. email belongs to the community of the hit on this. they are concerned about some articles in the constitution that considers their territory state property and could open the land for exploitation. then are you going thomas and will fighting for our rights to be respected as bill regional communities that have lived here for me now? yeah, is we want the governor to reboot the new constitution and to resign? there are road looks like this one happening all around the province. lithium production has skyrocketed in recent years as the world is trying to move away from fossil fuels by communities that live near lithium plans are extremely concerned about what happened with their territories and with the water resources in this part of the country or the protest is happening in what is known as the lithium try and go and there we have that includes olivia

also useful. in contrast well, it’s really seriously called the neighbors dumped and the northern province of argentinabeen such and such speeches. subsoil belongs to the people represented by the federal authorities. it turns out that the local people came out. and again, in contrast. the president of bolivia also consulted with his people. this is the signing of an agreement and the mining in bolivia of lithium with the baths division companies. we strive to develop industry and diversify the economy of our country based on various resources. including through the production of lithium, bolivia will try to attract as many companies as possible to work with lithium, and for those foreign companies that already cooperating with us, great prospects are opening up, they bring investments and technologies to the republic, and we will not allow politics to harm the economy for a long time, but for almost two years. and it was a very serious center, which was attended by more than twenty companies with different technologies with different investment proposals. but it's very nice that, in the end, ours were

useful. and sorry for the expression, but dick, but this is really seriously called the northern province of argentina where in the last few weeks have been such and such performances. the fact that in argentina the subsoil belongs to the people in the person of the federal authorities, and the provinces in this province fuck and changed the local constitution and now it turns out that the local people do not have the right to protest against those not agreed with them about their own. specifically , lithium, the people came out. in contrast to his people, he also consulted. this is the signing of bolivia's lithium mining agreement with the vans division companies. we strive to develop the industry and diversify the economy of our country by base of different resources. including through the production of lithium, bolivia will try to attract as many companies as possible to work with lithium, and for those foreign companies that are already cooperating with us, great prospects are opening up, they bring investments and technologies to the republic, and we will not allow politics was damaging the econo

well, this is really seriously called the neighboring deliverance of the northern province of argentinan argentina the subsoil belongs to the people represented by non-federal authorities, but about the provinces. in this province, the dick has changed a few the constitution and now it turns out that the relevant people do not have the right to protest, the development of the bowels of the earth, and specifically lithium, that has not been agreed with it, the people came out with an understanding. japanese akira yoshido, that's who in the thirteenth year received such a prestigious award as the global energy prize, and in the nineteenth year , the nobel prize for research in the field of batteries, with the very same lithium for lithium. now almost all mobile phone batteries, but they call it the oil of the 21st century, because it also contains electric car batteries. where to get this wonder metal. we now have a hidden deposit in the murmansk region, but very many, many fly in south america at the posada of the presidential palace, portraits of the fathers of the founder, this is gene

in the northern capital, a music-perfect singer from argentina sheltered a stray dog ​​of a furry friendanakhi cardos on her way to work in the city of cordoba. animals left in the park with a bag of food the girl could not pass by so the act of mercy turned into an unusual partnership a little patience the basic techniques of training the mongrel sang along with her mistress. they named the dog korsiv in honor of the russian composer. rimsky-korsakov's video performance of a barking backing vocalist collects millions of views on tiktokse sitting with me at the piano. i make up songs or we cover children's songs and it responds to the rhythm of the music like if i sing happy birthday online happy birthday wow wow. he himself chooses how much to bark once, two or three, sometimes they start to sneeze, this is very funny unusual duet. records congratulations on order, people buy them for their loved ones on their birthdays or other important events with the money raised. she pays for her health insurance and donates funds to a needy dog ​​shelter. as a gift from a capybara in the menagerie

in the northern capital, a music-perfect singer from argentina sheltered a homeless dog of a furry friendanakhi cardos on her way to work in the city of cordovan. animals left in the park with a bag of food, the girl could not get through past so an act of mercy turned into an unusual partnership of a little patience , basic training techniques and a mongrel. she sang along with her mistress. in honor of the russian composer rimsky-korsakov, the video performance of the barking backing vocalist collects millions of views i come up with songs or we make covers of children's songs and he reacts to the musical rhythm, for example, if i sing happy birthday online happy birthday, wow wow. he chooses how much to bark 1 2 3 sometimes starts to sneeze, this is a very funny unusual duet. records congratulations on order, people buy them for their loved ones on their birthdays or other important events with the money raised. she pays for health insurance course and donates funds to needy dog ​​shelters. as a gift from a capybara in the menagerie of the moscow zoo, kuzma small was born three babies

back to the northern atlantic troops, argentines, ready for both options, the war is not over yet, while we are alive, we will fight to the last to the last drop of blood. the land of argentinal not go to the pirates. long live the motherland and geography still remains the main enemy of imperialism from london yes, the falklands 8,000 km from the battle on cyrus to the malvinas are only 600. we declare a hunt for new impressions. today my route is built in the land of red gold, that's what they call strawberries in the nenets region, and the capital of this summer berry it is considered the agro-town palace together we will visit one of the most mysterious temples. we just imagine this mukhram is 400 years old and for everything. this building has never been rebuilt. let's try to unravel the secret of unusual strawberry jam. i was so advertised for your jam that i can't wait to try it. come on, let's go and visit the only apple vinegar factory in the republic, because our republic is an apple country, everything that was useful in apples remains in vinegar. as you understand , see in the program the route is built on channel belarus 24? you need to pump not only muscles, bu

of northern india, causing rocks, lives, and flooding, villages and cities, the heres or whether story for the americas. we begin from the campus to patagonia, we got some snow around southern argentina. storms for the southeast of brazil, but my look at that temperature is up again in southern brazil. will salt paulo and rio de janeiro above where you should be for this time of the year. top end of africa. ok brain. it's still falling, but it's a bit lighter than we would expect at this time of the year. so to central america, we go, some solid bands of rain have been moving across his span eula and still watching for tropical developments in the eastern pacific. so we'll keep tabs on that storms really through the us goals states here. these ones could pack a punch, severe thunderstorms hailstones, even the threat of tornadoes as well. flash flood watches in play from the mid atlantic to the northeast with this what weather. but it's been amplified by moisture off the atlantic ocean here. so we could see about half a month's worth of rain in the span of a few hours. so big risk for that flash flooding there to the west. we go some showers storms popping up, british columbia, albert

a new gas pipeline has been opened in argentina, which the government types will lead to the end of gas imports in the next 2 years . the pipelines from the northern vacuum wes or region which is rich in shale gas was of a multi $1000000000.00 pipeline, is expected to ease the countries energy deficit and reverse the need for important gas and produce enough exports as well. weiss groups say that moving a 100000 people in uganda could lose that lands and livelihoods as a result of a major oil drilling projects. the government is building an oil pipeline, nearly 1400 kilometers long. that will connect oil fee to oil fields and west, and you down to 2 neighboring tons of me is cost of some effective rather than say they haven't been fully compensated. catherine, so airport's or jealousy, mcgee shaw has been fighting for his land in release district in west, in uganda for yes. now, it sits on an area that also holds billions of barrels of oil reserves, and french company to todd energies is exploring more sites along lake out. but we'll get shot is among thousands of people who said the land was taken away without prop park compensation. i went throu

argentina? can we just remember why islands are british? >> not historically, but today they. and same is true of they. and the same is true of gibraltar and for that matter, of northernnd. it's because majority of the because the majority of the population in all three territories want to maintain that relationship as it is . and that relationship as it is. and in all three cases, if they decided that they wanted to be part of some other country, it's almost certain that britain would give way. and that actually is written into an international treaty in relation to northern ireland, not in the other two cases. so but if they want if the gibraltarians said we want to be part of spain, we would not be staying there. we are there to defend democracy , are there to defend democracy, not because of some historical claim . that's the reason we're claim. that's the reason we're there. and people need, you know, the people who are playing with these territories need to realise it's not a game. it's about fundamental principles, democracy and choice and self—determination for territories that that want to choose their own path . choose their own path. >> i pretty much agree.