(julie lanouette) she's from panama. (julie lanouette) she's from panama too.(julie lanouette) and she's dutch, esther. (sophie fouron) hi! (julie lanouette) this kind of boat is called a cayuco. (sophie fouron) do you think your team represents bocas? (angie) yeah, i mean, there are so many people living here in bocas. it kind of represents our team as well. we have panamanians on our team, we have europeans, we have canadians. we're a mixture of different groups. - a little united nations. - yeah, yeah! - representing this multicultural destination that is bocas, you know. - because the other teams, they're mostly panamanians? - mostly now, a lot of panamanians. before, it used to be mostly a zonian sport. - zonians are americans who grew up in the canal zone. - you call them the zonians. - yeah. - it's a country of its own. - it is. (everyone) it was. - people are interested, people want to help building the boat, putting it together and helping us do anything. - you're becoming the ambassadors of bocas. - this is it, yes. - great training! good luck! you gi

you don't really know the details. >> panama, with the panama canal and of course, your huge -- you are a huge businessman in this country. tell us how the country can integrate better into the regional and global economy. >> i think panama has a geographic position that is very important. every time i travel and people ask me about the panama canal i always say the good news about now is that we are not in the news. it runs smoothly 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. the incredible thing i think about is that the canal operated all the way through the pandemic. closed. the ports never closed. the canal never closed. cargo could get to their destination. if you would have thought, what happened to see was with the boat just blocking it for a week or so, to imagine something on the panama canal, if that didn't operate. blacks quickly, i know you are very involved in social -- >> quickly. i know you are very involved in social responsibility. will the market plummeting delay some of those measures? >> i don't think so because i think that companies understand it is in their best interest to

it is great to have you in panama city.ther countries, peru, chile, we might even see a hike in mining taxes, argentina does not seem to be going that way, haps you might even lose of taxes altogether. >> what the government is doing, there is a big influx in the mining sector driven by the mining of new minerals. there is a push to lower the carbon economy, we are trying to be most important to the different industries mining and argentina. we are -- in argentina. we are trying to foster investments and copper mining to argentina. >> that also means you may be dropping miners from a new tax and commodities profit as well? >> dropping mining? >> taxes. >> we are not dropping mining taxes. we are keeping the situation as as. we are doing new policies to promote investments in the mining sector. to give the sector more certainty about what they are trying to do to develop the industry. we know the world now needs more minerals to ships towards cleaner energy. >> argentina has vast amounts of lithium along with chile and boliv

they are waiting to travel through the panama canal.s one is way above average for this time of year, and this, as the supply chain are making an aggravating inflationary pressures so much more. you have to remember that latin america is our tale of the haves and have-nots. brazil and chile, for them, it is making hay. they are able to make the most of that dollar that they are getting for their exports. for importers such as panama, where you have a massive migration issue, people traveling through jungle and much distress to be able to enter your country, what are you doing when you see costs rise and it is so difficult to import at this moment? jon: even if it wasn't busy, which it is, at the panama canal, it is such a fitting backdrop we are talking about the influence it has on the global trade story of the last couple decades. watching this enter the market moves, and they are waiting on stocks. you alluded to inflation, and there was a strength we have seen recently. it is a reminder that what is happened in the markets everyday

the panama was exactly the same panama in which i performed at the eurovision song contest, that is,a of the kalushi orchestra band, you know, is knitted like this. yes, but now i think that it will be a good business and a volunteer project to help the armed forces of ukraine, if the panama can be sold for at least a million, then it is possible it's not bad to support some division. and if you win eurovision every year, it 's also not bad. there was information that the organizers of the competition would prefer to return this microphone to you and give you a new statuette. it's true. yes yes it's true and we were so moved by the initiative class well, you are going to sell it too is it already in your long memory in the family sideboard, we are actually still thinking about it what to do with it because we don't know how much in general well, in short, we have there are different opinions on how ethical it is to sell it a second time. and whether anyone would be interested in buying it because of the fact that, well, you know, the first cup really had a history and value, and that

and columbia, of which panama was apart at that time.the gist of it is that after much negotiation a treaty was written by the u.s. and columbia, by terms which the u.s. would be permitted to build a canal across panama in exchange for 10 million dollars and the annual rental of 250,000 dollars. but before it negotiation a treaty was written by the u.s. and columbia, by terms which the u.s. would be permitted to build a canal across panama in exchange for 10 million dollars and the annual rental of 250,000 dollars. but before it could be finalized by respective governments, columbia balked and refused to ratify the agreement, claiming it would be a violation of their sovereignty, which was true. even though the country had every right to reject the treaty roosevelt was furious. appalled that they would turn down the greatest project in the history of civilization. the truth is, roosevelt was generally contemptuous of latin americans anyway. referring to the columbian government as quote the contemptible little creatures in bogota. and as

and columbia, of which panama was apart at the time.the gist of it is that after much negotiation, a treaty was written by the u.s. and columbia, by terms of which the u.s. would be permitted to build a canal across panama in exchange for $10 million and the annual rental of $250,000. but before it could be finalized by respective governments, columbia bulked and refused to ratify the agreement, claiming it would be a violation of their sovereignty, which was true. well, even though that country had every right to reject the treaty, roosevelt was furious. appalled that they would impede, what he believed to be one of the greatest projects in the history of civilization. the truth is, that roosevelt was generally contemptuous of latin americans anyway, referring to the colombian government as the, quote, contemptible little creatures in bogota. and as foolish and homicidal corruption is. he asserted that, quote, we may have to give a lesson to these jackrabbits. politically correct, he was not. if anyone dared to mention that columbia ha

shery: from panama city, i'm shery ahn. >> australia is set for another election. the conservative coalition is battling to survive. investors are weighing the prospect of growth against inflation risks and tightening monetary policy. we are also hearing from panama city. >> this is a picture across wall street. another volatile session with the s&p 500 falling into the red. you are hearing futures muted. we continue to see treasury yields lower across the board. we are hearing about growth concerns. we have weaker than forecast jobless claims. oil managed to rise even in the new york session. choppy trading. equity markets paring back losses and that sustained the gains. sources are telling bloomberg that china is seeking to replenish its strategic stockpiles with cheap russian oil. it was all about sentiment. not that far off from the 20% decline from the closing high we saw in january. suffice it to say the uncertainty, the volatility is out there in all asset classes. haidi: also a great chart. let's look at our asian markets shaping up into what a week it has

what a time to be here in panama city. we are holding the inaugural bloomberg news economy gateway latin america. we will be joined by guests including bianchi sasun, sharon o'neill -- shannon o'neill, and the inter-american bank president. two shocks of the covid 19 pandemic and the war in ukraine. it is really sending commodities prices through the roof. latin america is such a huge exporter of commodities whether it is grains or critical minerals. at the same time, they are reeling from all of these inflationary pressures. haidi: and consumers could be the saving grace, right? that is what markets are hoping for. laying the resilient april sales data from the u.s. and comments from fed officials when it comes to the rate hike path. let's bring in our asia editor and global policy editor. what are the big drivers when it comes to the u.s. session today? andreea: the markets were looking to perhaps buy the dip after the brutal selloff we have seen. and they brought it with those u.s. retail numbers, certainly with headlin

panama. as it is said here before withdrawing support, that is argentina when it had a conflict with britain over the islands of the south atlantic pope, according to all questions, if there is a country in latin america where the mood against the united states prevails, then this is by a margin argentina what is it argentina voted for the anti-russian resolution won, but not for sanctions. why this difference between the european and american west and the edge west in argentina in the first place, here they are skeptical about the impact of sanctions there are important examples here in latin america, for example, in terms of economic sanctions against venezuela, they did not work and led to the fact that now the united states is trying to take advantage of the conjuncture , they want to resume relations with venezuela, because they need to fill their oil needs. it's on one side on the other side. latin america is trying to stand on a sustained position. interview with the national news agen

i will ask mykola chornotytskyi and the offspring what exactly is the question , namely, these panamasi am currently wearing, i have several of them, because this collection is no longer produced and it is not so easy to find, and panamas with our brand logo can be found on our instagram, if anyone is interested, write and go over i will also ask mykola chornotilskyi to comment on the question about the country. regarding the host country, we are doing everything possible. i hope the state also supports us in this so that eurovision will be held here and i hope eurovision will be no less. i will repeat that the security factor is important and the final decision will be made together with the european broadcasting union, it will be difficult negotiations. i am already sure of this. but nevertheless, i will remind you that even in the 17th year, when the eurovision song contest was held in kyiv, it was a rather large disc, which for example and ukraine even laid down a so-called financial guarantee of 15 million euros in case something goes wrong. was it possible to use these funds to s

belarusian bridgehead for invasion of ukraine by russian troops from the north raffle of branded panamaeurovision winners oleg ksyuk, the leader of the kalush orchestra band, presented and signed a batch of his branded panama to ukrzaliznytsia now on every stefania express flight from ivano-frankivsk to kyiv or in the opposite direction until next sunday one such panama will be waiting the lucky person in the car will be put in its place, the number of which was chosen by oleg himself , two more panama tickets will be drawn in the comments under the post of ukrzaliznytsia, you need to guess which car came to kyiv after the eurovision song contest, a musician from the kalush group of the games orchestra, didenchuk, that's all for now, read more on our website espresso.tv, a summary of the main things on our telegram channel espresso.tv news, the most interesting information and videos on our youtube channel espresso.tv, subscribe like our channel and be with the ukrainian view of the world also today at 15:10 and at 21:30 not from the press to your attention an exclusive interview of maj

this hat is a pink legendary panama and a crystal microphone.an excerpt from oleg styuk and serhii prytula are calling to participate in this auction. by the way, they also work for a foreign audience, so the video was recorded in english. please, i want to sell my hat and all the money will go to the ukrainian army, that's why we organized this auction, and the hat with oleg's sweat and tears can be yours for only five euros, well, you can join the auction right now, so we can show his page, and panama will receive this one randomly selected person who will make a contribution of uah 200, the organizers compare auction, these 200 uah with a lottery ticket, so you can buy any number of these so -called lottery tickets, the organizers cooperate with one of the banks. and the more of these tickets you have, the greater the chance of getting a pink panama. well, if a - and talk about winning pink oh and pink crystal microphone then and there everything will happen with the help of crypto february i there are special links, to be honest, not very mu

well, maybe panama, panama, marshall islands, liberia, bahamas malta. this 5 countries, which you don't really hear on our, on the databases, right? they're not really big powers in the global politics or even economics. they are the king makers when it comes to shipping. that's because of a system called flag of convenience. the practice began during the prohibition era selling alcohol in the usa was illegal, so passenger ship owners began registering their ships in panama, so they could serve drinks on board. the international maritime organization is the only body that can set policy for the entire sector. it's a un agency task with, among other things, fighting climate change, but as done the opposite. there are multiple reasons. first of all, at the imo members, states are normally represented by the ministries of transport. they want to promote shipping aviation and so on and so forth. climate, the environmental challenges that has not been traditionally speaking their domain, that the domain of the climate ministry or environment minister. so thi

that turned out to be a devious involvement in arranging for panama to declare its independence fromcolumbia. with what appears to have been roosevelts surreptitious support. details on this episode remain murky, but the consensus is roosevelt did have a hand in conniving for the achievement of pan am eons independence. once, panama declared its independence, the moved immediately to recognize the nation and signed a treaty that gave the u.s. the right to a ten mile wide canal zone across the country. works began on this enormous project and it was completed in 1914, just on the eve of world war one. one residue of the whole affair was in lingering columbia. resentment towards the u.s., understandable. not surprisingly, roosevelt defended his actions regarding panama confirming in every respect what he called the finest, nicest standards and governmental ethics. on another occasion later on, he came perhaps more closer to the truth when he boldly declared, i took the canal zone, and let congress debate. and while the debate goes, on the canal does also. in any event, this was not roo

and this is odessa, this is odessa and men, how panamas miss. all panamas are bored. everybody.else in ukraine didn’t get it for someone else. yes, everything in principle that i don't know know here is the statement of the americans the statement of the italians today. yes, about some peace initiatives. i don't know how it sounds in the language of diplomats. in the people. it 's called a slut. yes, this is an offer, uh, that no one is going to fulfill. that is, i am more convinced that after minsk one after minsk two after a month. this thing will need to be discussed only when we, so to speak, will be on the border with poland here. after that, i think we should say so already our diplomats. they need it used to be their own initiatives, when for 8 years they were killing children in the donbass, everyone was silent. i understand americans. we are talking about 30 puppets with them. these people are there. for all that, the italians are wonderful people. they have wonderful resorts. they have a wonderful shveyka who loves all the citizens of russia, yes, but at the same time,

she spoke to us from the forum in panama city earlier.tracking the fallout of the supply chain crunch. global inflationary pressures especially in food and fuel have hit the biggest supermarket chain. wal-mart slashed its full year profit. and heat waves in the country are withering food and concerns of supplies away from traders. they are pushing prices up to the highest they've been in two months. suppliers and c.e.o. of agra holdings says that ukraine's agriculture production may fall 30% to 40%. and that 2023 will be very bad. >> taking a look at wheat price. we are seeing those concerns with the water globally not to mention the war in ukraine sending prices soaring. those at the highest in two months. they have not eased much. bloomberg terminal users can read more about those storys in our newsletters. one of the key supply issues is china's covid lockdown. they punish curves that confine millions of people to their homes for weeks. here are two bloomberg reporters that have been coping. >> this is first time living outside in 53 d

the region chile, argentina, brazil, they require a transit visa to go through panama. that is this discriminant, this treatment of cubans. the result of pressure is by the united states government that the u. s. government has not denied this exodus. you just said yourself more than 30000 cubans have left in just one month. if accelerated, after the unprecedented, the very short lived uprising that took place last year in this country. and i think the only way you can describe it is that the reaction from the government to those who went out on to the streets to demand economic changes. political changes was very harsh. we're talking about prison sentences of up to 30 years for people who threw a stone or broke a window. i would disagree with your characterization of what happened 1st. one of the basic reasons that is pushing migration is people saw that the policy of the biting government is exactly the policy that from government which is maximum pressure toward cuba. so they see that their economies opportunities in the country under the great power and the great in

dollar, panama and salvador spruce, however, in the latter case there is interesting news.his presentation with flying saucers and so on , el squatting appeared on the stage. that is just salvadoran president. his name is naip bucelli, and he was the first in the world to declare in his country legal tender and cryptocurrency more than that, this week the government announced that it was buying another 500 virtual coins, however, on the same days such an often well-informed source as a business insider said that there were no buyers for those denominated in bitcoins. new bonds, that is, the securities of el salvador what in show business was called bumperfomens and with all the skepticism towards his bitcoin initiatives from both the imf and investors, one thing is obvious. even so, the salvadorans decided to get rid of the monopoly. dollars though. maybe it's a whim. and what do politicians tell you, which is older from the countries, which is bigger. but among them there are now generally those who are hitting a real financial set. as we predicted in the last week about o

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what he did in panama was really quite restrained. he would after 1% rather than the people of panama with the military and made a difference. there is not much written in the book here about what happened in panama. obviously we had challenges in yugoslavia that were emerging at the same time. it is not that he solves every problem that america faced during its his tenure. he set the stage for us to better understand what it takes to solve the problems facing america around the world. on this book is wonderful. it should be read by anyone who wants to be president or at once to serve at usaid or the state department or defense department. it is a great collection of real life challenges that were well addressed because you had leadership that showed compassion and vision. and they did not deal with just their own emotions. they try to keep their emotions under check as they met the emotions of the world. that escalated beyond the point of no return which frequently happens. i was impressed jim baker's suggestion of what it takes to b

so the whole success of the panama canal treaty. was to keep castro quiet and president carter came to me. he said andy. you've known a lot of these fellows. a good while haven't you? i said yeah. he said you think you can find two or three? that can get castro. just to stay out of this. and i said, you know, i really do i think we can. and i came back to him after a little while after touching base with. michael mann lived jamaica a lopez portillo of mexico i think order bayer of costa rica carlos andrus paris of venezuela and all of them had been young communists in high school with castro and they'd all become democrats and will allies of the united states. and so when i tracked a few of them down. they all said we can get this done you don't worry about this. let us handle this. see and sure enough. it went smoothly. and nobody in the state department ever had a clue. and the night after the treaty was signed. will stay in the same hotel. and president carter called me and said how many of those guys that helped you with castro?

by mr alfonso with visit panama. panama seems kind of like a secret treasure.t would you tell them about panama? well first of all, welcome to kinda, ma. um randomize, small country where we have a lot to offer. so i will definitely tell you too. if you're saying the city go to casco is high unit, unesco heritage. also a must do is visit of course of panama canal also you we have 45 minutes from the city of rainforest in gamboa , where you can see like this closet, animals and net nature o like cultural, something like trip tropical befriend. you can go to visit the embera. um be less where you can. see how they live. see how they dress that's with them and joe their culture. if you're going to, um enjoyed. you can also we always say that you can have breakfast in the atlantic and then have lunch and the current union. it's only one hour, right train you can enjoy go to our nice wishes in um, toro, we have santa catalina. we have we have some blasts. of course, if you are into the netflix show money , haste that show us our film there. so we have a lot a lot to

what he did in panama was really quite restrained. he went after one person instead of the people of panama or their military. it made a big difference. there is not much written in the book here about what happened in panama, obviously we had challenges in yugoslavia that were emerging at the same time. it is not that he solved every problem that america face during his tenure but he set the stage for us to better understand what it takes to solve the problems facing america across the world. this book is a wonderful, it actually should be read by anyone who wants to be president or who wants to serve on the state department, and defense department. i think it is a great collection of real life challenges that were well addressed. you had leadership that showed compassion, leadership. it did not just deal with their own emotions. they actually tried to keep their emotions under check as they met the emotions of the world. things did not get escalated beyond that point of no return. which frequently does happen. i was impressed with j

to say, if, in fact, somebody applies for relief in panama, then they should be able to remain in panama under the laws of that respective country, and if they don't, we need the country to repatriate those. it's in response to a regional challenge. >> paint me a picture of what success looks like. title 42 lifted on may 23rd. what does success for your plan look like, if it works as you intend? >> success looks like the orderly implementation of our plan. where we are applying our laws in accordance with their provisions in a way that respects individual's rights to claim asylum, as the laws that congress provided allow. we're talking about individuals who are claiming fear of persecution in their countries of origin and our laws provide they are allowed in immigration and enforcement proceedings to make those claims before an immigration judge. if they are not successful, they are promptly removed from the country. and that's something that cannot be overlooked. we're not talking about releasing individuals into the united states. what we're talking about is individuals who make claims

little morning program, you can say yes to jamala and how did you feel about the fact that the pink panamahe auction, kalusha stole more money than jamala's dress, well, well, i'm generally happy with everything good luck to the guys and the real eh that the guys really won and now they sold their award and the panama for such a large amount, my god, how am i, i was so happy that they sold my dress in which i walked the red carpet in kyiv for 5,000 €. so i i thought that i still have to sell, if it is true. it will help our guys in the armed forces, because every time i receive a letter from my friends, it is very sad that there is not enough of this, there is a lack of some specific weapon, and there was such a thing the situation when i was again at a charity event in london is close to that i stood or christmas johnson and he uh and they tell me texting my friends say we need a uh drone i say good yes i will say well because i use every every every every moment uh of course i my uh m -m my weapon this is my voice this is my music eh which can be more useful now than ever but if there is