uh, who controls the panama canal zone and the profits of the panama canal went to the united states.in the seventies , the united states government agreed with the government of panama that in 1999. the lease of the panama canal will finally be completed and the panama canal will be handed over to the panamanian government. with the approach the americans tried to revise the deadline when it was necessary to transfer the panama canal under the control of panama and renounce american control, the panamanian government headed by e, the president refused to meet the americans in response to this, the americans declared drug dealers on the river drug traffickers and a criminal. ah, the whole epic of the american invasion of panama was, yes, but the panamanian general, and which hmm well , quite a person, quite a remarkable biography since 1960, has gone through several, as we we are talking about training in us schools. and he collaborated with the americans, in general, was such an agent of influence , and even sat on the salary of the americans from 1960 to 1980, riga received from the

panama well, or in spanish, after all, panama is such that you won’t immediately understand where youher miami or dubai is there across the strait. and the old city of panama from which, oh, how many things began in a new light. it was here at the beginning of the 19th century that the famous panama congress took place. this is when the great general liberator, he was more than games, who established the state of great colombia, gathered envoys from the then newly independent countries in latin america, the dream of continental unity and its own independent view of world affairs was born. why today calls the professor of the university of panama san megalito more than closely, following the crisis around ukraine, of course, this conflict also concerns us, for example, in june. in our country, there were strong unrest, people came out to protest against a sharp increase in the cost of living, especially fuel prices. how much the price of gasoline has gone up. the price of a gallon of gasoline rose to $6. a to what was the price before that the price was 2-3 dollars in us gallons, and n

panama well, or in spanish, after all, panama is such that you won’t immediately understand where youi well, there across the strait. and the old city of panama from which, oh, how many things began in a new light, it was here at the beginning of the 19th century, the famous panama congress took place. this is when the great liberator general, he more than established the state of great colombia, gathered the envoys of the then newly independent countries of latin america, so a dream was born, and the wheels of neutral unity and their independent view of world affairs. why is it today to call the professor of the panamanian university sanguita more than closely, following the crisis around ukraine, of course , this conflict also concerns us, for example, in june. we had strong unrest in our country, people came out with protests against the sharp increase in the cost of living, especially fuel prices. so firstly, there are other panamanians already familiar. the university professors have founded a sammelita for us. now we have a whole committee of solidarity with russia, we are now f

panama well, or in spanish, after all, panama is such that you won’t even understand where you are, whetherai well, there across the strait. and the old city, whose panama oh, how many things began in in a new light, it was here at the beginning of the 19th century that the famous panama congress took place. this is when the great liberator general, who founded the state of great colombia, gathered envoys from the then newly independent countries of latin america , so the dream of a constitution and its own independent view of world affairs was born. why is san melita calling on the professor of the university of panama today more than closely, following the crisis around ukraine of course, this conflict also concerns us, for example, in june. we had strong unrest in our country. the people came out protests against the sharp increase in the cost of living, especially fuel prices. as much as the price of gasoline has risen, the price of a gallon of gasoline has gone up to $6. before that, what was the price? before that , the price was 2-3 dollars in us gallons. they count here in liters, b

it's the subject of a new hit podcast colossal panama. old friend mariana attend ceo. she's a former embryonic in the msnbc contributor and peabody award winner. good to see you old friends. many of our viewers remember mariana and i covered her case for a long. time the story happened in 2014. msnbc did report on it. and that is sort of went away. it was done. why did you go back to it? >> when i heard about the story i just couldn't turn away. first of all, it is a classic tale of young girl gets lost in the woods. and the rumor mill was saying everything from, they were eaten by wild animals to, both of them fell off a cliff. i personally, as a 23 year old in venezuela where i am from, got assaulted on a hike. these two girls went missing on a hike. so i know what it was like to be a woman alone in the woods assaulted by a man in that part of the world and there was something that just drew me to that story where i said i have to go find out what happened to them. and as a journalist, getting on the ground and getting close to uncoveri

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 >> he activated the military more than any other president, particularly in a four-year period. i'm sorry. >> he came at those challenges with empathy. he had been in war. the las

well, maybe panama, panama, marshall islands, liberia, bahamas malta. this 5 countries, which you don't really hear on our, on a daily basis, 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 face 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 bear domain that the domain of the climate ministry or environment minister. so this is

and protecting them helps boost the health of the world's oceans. delegate set a global summit in panama, agreed. they voted to protect 54 shark species by making it easier for customs and enforcement officials to ensure the international trade and shark products is legal and sustainable. the animals are often hunted for their fins and for their meat that's placed several shark species at risk of extinction. a delicate, it's at the global summit meet every few years to hammer out policies aimed at ensuring the survival of hundreds of animals and plants worldwide. early i spoke to even get all the secretary general of the convention of international trade in a dangerous species of wild phone on flora. and i asked her whether the results of the conference will make any real difference to maintaining bio diversity. absolutely. as you know, i think the convention that regulates international trade endangered species. and this is going to be going binding convention when the decisions are taken year at these conferences are parties, both parties have to go back home and change their legislati

the agreements at this conference in panama. um, of course it sounds important in protecting all of the species, not just the animals, but plants to that are considered vital for the planets biodiversity in our future . will these agreements work? there have been plenty of examples of when they did work really well. so for example, 30 years ago, a band was imposed on the international trade of ivory. and for a long time it was successful. the poaching and africa went down, the prices of ivory plummeted, but just because something is legally binding to the countries that are part of this conference doesn't necessarily mean it's always going to get implemented or respected. and so there have also been other cases, for example, the poaching of rhino horn. we see that there are still like very alarming rates of that. so the frustrating answer is that with the decisions made at this conference, of course we just have to wait and see how it plays out. let's take another example, hippos, as we saw in our report, the e u is not supporti

now, more than 180 countries have approved the proposal in panama by sharks often conjure images of man eating predators lurking in the ocean depths, ready to attack a perception hollywood is help fuel. with films like the 1975 thriller jaws. 6 but scientists say they should be treated as vulnerable, not vicious. experts say they play a crucial role in marine ecosystems, and protecting them helps boost the health of the world's oceans. delegates at a global summit in panama, agreed. they voted to protect 54 shark species by making it easier for customs and enforcement officials to ensure the international trade and shark products is legal and sustainable. the animals are often hunted for their fins and for their meat that's placed several shark species at risk of extinction. o, delegates at the global summit meet every few years to hammer out policies aimed at ensuring the survival of hundreds of animals and plants world wide. ah, to the soccer world cup now where the 2nd round of brute matches has begun in brewbay, the netherlands went up against ecuador, with both teams coming off or

and protecting them helps boost the health of the world's oceans. delegates at a global summit in panama, agreed. they voted to protect 54 sharks species by making it easier for customs and enforcement officials to ensure the international trade and shark products is legal and sustainable. the animals are often hunted for their fins and for their meat that's placed several shark species at risk of extinction. the delegates at the global summit meet every few years to hammer out policies aimed at ensuring the survival of hundreds of animals and plants worldwide. ah, to the football wilcox now where the 2nd round of group matches has begun and grew bay, the netherlands went up against ecuador, with both both teams. coming off a win in their opening match. the dutch opened the scoring and the 6 minutes, cody, cody huxtable, with a strong strike from distance before the game coach louis, spend gauss, that quote, can become a star. but ecuador proved there. they've come to play. and in the 2nd half their captain and valencia scored a tap in for a final school of 11. and that means that hosts

and protecting them helps boost the health of the world's oceans. delegates at a global summit in panama, agreed. they voted to protect 54 sharks species by making it easier for customs and enforcement officials to ensure the international trade and shark products is legal and sustainable. the animals are often hunted for their fins and for their meat that's placed several shark species at risk of extinction. o, delegates at the global summit meet every few years to hammer out policies aimed at ensuring the survival of hundreds of animals and plants worldwide. of all we're joined but you've on it or she's secretary general of the convention on international trade and endangered species of wealth phone. i'm flora. thank you so much for taking the time to speaking to us. so environmentalists have been praising the results of the conference as historic in wildlife preservation. will those the results really make any difference when it comes to maintaining a bio diversity? absolutely. as you know, i think the convention that regulates international trade. it endangered species. and this is a

reportero: muchos se han quedado estancados en panamÁ y otros paÍses centroamericanos. de ese paÍs. >> la opciÓn de devolvernos estÁ complicada. ¿con quÉ dinero nos devolvemos? reportero: de chiapas siguen llegando venezolanos y se unen a otros que espera una visa para cruzar de manera legal. se ven forzados a vivir a la intemperie o debajo de carpas como estas. en ocasiones, mejor se unen a otra caravana y se van caminando. este matrimonio de venezolanos se vio forzado a pasar a escondidas por el monte en chiapas para evitar ser detenidos. >> allÁ adelante habÍa un retÉn de migraciÓn y no nos dejaron pasar. tenemos que bordearlos por el monte. reportero: si el sufrimiento es grande para llegar a la frontera norte, acÁ no la pasan nada bien. en ciudad juÁrez hay cerca de 2000 venezolanos viviendo al pie del rÍo bravo. la mayorÍa de estos migrantes han sido devueltos de la uniÓn americana tras haber entrado a pedir asilo luego del 12 de octubre, cuando biden cambiÓ la polÍtica migratoria para los venezolanos. >> queremos una mejor calidad de vida. no queremos destruir ni

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

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>> i have a cousin in panama. my dad is from panama. my mom is from ohio.d to name me. my mom didn't like that. he took her grandmother's name emma and made it emayatzy. >> jimmy: do the people at starbucks have a hard time? >> starbucks, any establishment where i have to say my name, it's like do i want them to figure out how to say my name or keep it simple, just e or em. >> jimmy: that's where it really pays to become famous because now you don't have to explain it. >> there you go. >> jimmy: this show of yours, kerry washington is the executive producer. >> yes. >> jimmy: and directed you in this show, which is exciting. >> yes. >> jimmy: it's based on a real lawyer, right? a woman who is on the o.j. dream team. shawn holly. >> yes. >> jimmy: i don't know that i would keep that on my resume, but i guess they won. >> if you're shawn holly, you will. >> jimmy: you met her and all that stuff? >> oh yes. she is a wonderful woman, confident. you know, she is powerful. she is a boss. that's who the show is based on. >> jimmy: you lived in ohio? >> i lived in

in 2017, in the panama papers, which were made public , the panama papers are a leak of data from a panamanian firm where many russians did business, and we learned from him that putin had his own person, a proxy named sergey obugin received two billion dollars, he is a cellist from st. petersburg he received two billion dollars of money from oligarchs and russian state banks, everyone knew that this person is putin's best friend since childhood, he is the godfather of putin's daughter and it was he who introduced putin to his wife real dokin was an active financial confidant of vladimir putin, the most important thing is that we discovered that rollugin received part of the 230 million dollars for which sergei magnitsky was killed, what is this means everything is very simple putin got this money and this explains why putin behaved here like such a criminal why did he do all these things that would seem to be against russian interests because he was the only one who benefited from it going back to your question because the money was stolen from the russian government, then they were handed ov

we found the answer in 2017 in the panama papers released the panama papers are a leak of data from aanian law firm where many russians did business, and we learned from him that putin had his own person, a confidant named sergey ralbugin, who received two billion dollars he is a cellist from st. petersburg. he received two billion dollars of money from oligarchs and russian state banks. everyone knew that this person is putin's best friend since childhood. he is the godfather of putin's daughter, and it was he who met

you know, for panama, just an hour north, her panama city, along the caribbean coasts. it's been a land side there that's killed at least 2 people. and we've got a vigorous, certain amount of rain and thunder storms falling from that east coast, brazil right through to the heart of the amazon. meantime, temperatures are on their way up through the river plate region. plenty of sun in the forecast for montevideo, on thursday, with the high of 27 degrees. that's it. we'll see you next hour. ah, a new series exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous community is helping tackle to these environmental catastrophe. we follow as sammy communities conflict with the plan to build a mine in their northern sweden home land one that could endanger their ecosystem and their way of life. first nations on time. black butterflies. the cost of going green analogy 0. lou. oh, well, come back watching al jazeera melinda thought, top stories this hour, least 6 people have been killed in russian asteroids and ukraine. russia targeted critical infrastructure leaving much of the cou

the shark initiative is one of the most disgust at this year's summit on panama. but other kinds of wildlife trade are also in the focus. like rhinoceros horns or elephant tusks, hippopotamus teeth apprised his ivory, the jewelry, all nice handles. illegal hunting is already believed to have wiped out hipaa populations in some african countries in response to 10 african nations at the convention in panama, have tabled a proposal for a global trade ban on hippopotamus products. species protection is an urgent task with scientists warning of the danger of a new period of mass extinction. the last time, such an event happened was 66000000 years ago. ahead of the convention, the e you issued a revised action plan, stepping up its fight against wildlife trafficking. but the brought was sharply criticized roots, rejection of a full commercial ban on hipaa products. other species like laws, frogs, res, be, and sharks were luckier. 60 species of sharks will be shielded by international trade regulations if the decision is signed on friday night. so fast you shock species

, and panama in the same usa, it's as soon as i named four links, links can be 15-20-30, how is it ton a market economy, the world is 98% market and also what you say is the final certificate but it doesn’t matter. well, there will be a final certificate. and what chips have arrived in and who will control iran according to the final certificate. where did he use the tip, or in refrigerators as declared, or in mines? in the end, we got into a wound and to punish this consumer, a second producer will appear, we must understand we live in a market philosophy, there are only two words in the market philosophy, growth, profit, full stop, and unfortunately, no one has canceled the philosophy of profit, and capitalism cannot be canceled in principle and in essence about the philosophy of profit. let 's talk about the economy then. we talked during the news. interesting information and an event happened yesterday . the dbr and the sbu finally confirmed that they came with a search to the vs energy group, to which it is related. directly he is the speaker of the state number of russia oleksan

there was a lot of support for this proposal including from the host nation, panama, hosting this latest. . . of cites. it passed fairly easil . ., ., ., easily. can i ask you a question _ easily. can i ask you a question about - easily. can i ask you a l question about policing easily. can i ask you a - question about policing the sort of arrangement? it is one thing to have an agreement on paper. making it stick is still going to be, i presume, challenging.— going to be, i presume, challenauin. ., ., , challenging. one of the reasons why environmentalists - challenging. one of the reasons why environmentalists put - challenging. one of the reasons why environmentalists put so i why environmentalists put so much effort into getting species listed on cites is because as a un administered treaty it has a lot more enforcement than a lot of international agreements. illegal trade still happens, but this is still a very powerful agreement that has been through a lot for some of the most endangered animals in the most endangered animals in the ocean. the most endangered animals in the ocean-—

we do not open fire, but panamas were beaten, so they beat, and now, having died on our part, we observe, because we have one country, the order is retaliatory. we do not open the fire. i want to tell you that this is a war of 8 years before a special operation. was it a strange topic that each fighter gave a subscription that he would not shoot? he wrote and signed so that he could be held accountable. i have seen, how a tour arrives from there and breaks our position, and then they call the battalion commander and scold him for provoking firing from that side, there was nothing. i'm in position. what is seryoga deep, then a funnel? well, it was somewhere about 2 m, somewhere now it was filling it up, because, naturally, the soil is mobile. here you can see that it’s burned on the sides. listen, what is bill, well, this is phosphorus, he burns through there. so, when they worked out the order of a truce for us with phosphorus. we comply we have no right to open it now we will open it here fire on him. they will immediately start throwing at the village where you pour it, then they start

no for panama, just an hour north of panama city, along the caribbean coast. so it's been a landslide there that's killed at least 2 people. and we've got a vigorous noun of rain and thunder storms falling from that east coast, brazil right through to the heart of the amazon. meantime, temperatures are on their way up through the river plate region. plenty of sun in the forecast for a month and dale on thursday with a high up 27 degrees. that's it. we'll see you next hour. the news, the in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world. do you think diploma has been sent the chunk so i'm not very up to about any negotiation. we're already in a bit of a crypto winter. it's going to help pull their inside story on al jazeera. ah the ah. but again, you're watching the mind of our top stories. they sound at least 6 people have been killed and many more wounded in russian air strikes in the claim. russia targeting critical infrastructure, leaving much of the country without power or water, cost of neighboring, moldova also lost power. several hours. an

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according to state media, he came to power in the wake of the repression of the pro democracy protests in panama square. in 1989. he steered china through economic reform that transformed the country into a global manufacturing power house. he also oversaw the return of hong kong from the u. k. in 1997 and macau, from portugal in 1999 young step down as president in 2003 but remained influential and the ruling communist party long after he retired. and let's get more on this. we are joined by d. w reporter. clifford couldn't, who worked as a correspondent in china for many years. how important figure was he in chinese history? well, he was a very important figure in those years in china was constantly being reported. the young man was dead, so this finally be confirmed. he was an emblematic figure of change in china. in many ways. he oversaw some of the biggest events in chinese history. and in some ways created the kind of china which she, jim ping, the current leader has inherited, particularly with accession to the, the world trade organization in the early, 2, thousands, the process which co

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had a great respect for howard baker particularly after the panama canal treaty. but now we've got republicans, literature if the political party any more. speak more like a weird cold given by all kinds of conspiracy theories and so forth. i think it's damaging the country. we're turning towards autocracy. i think this election is a choice between democracy and autocracy. they refuse to do anything about an important issues. i think howard baker would have been concerned about global warming, and so would eisenhower and maybe nixon as well. the one major political party in his country that has, or in the world, that refuses to accept the reality of global warming is the republican party and their the ones holding up progress. meanwhile, talking all these migrants that are coming in, they're coming in because of global warming. they can't plant crops in motor am one of which are thoughts are the future of your party and what they should be doing? i like, baker used to, and joe evans, u2, although they were different parties, they would issue press conferences or p

like originally the moment being changed the latter panama with the so called is gold. you just read a newspaper, but the big question to you i most of a so eulogy of course they have you. but the only one deuced about this is e r. verified. and so if you'd see the know that i was recently seal it blue and red pens, it jumped in that petition. se about them chosen but oh oh oh oh oh, white and smiling. that's how else people, there's all this of animal. oh, oh, really? the pan, it was not it's a lot of pop by was lying, but just waiting to finally stop in bamboo premier because for it wasn't a part of english and then he stopped on if dusky he and i was going to lead enclosure. we often realize that implicit upon the barrier does on me. and so, so now that's 22 years before back, but the finger was 2, grew caught up on lucky close to this my facie i pass me banished in thing flower. think cool, but one jails are isn't. anyway, is eaten. beat us. one does into is pretty permanent for both are good something on his vill. oh, that's very blue purging in the world. ah, ah,

if you work through the issues on the panama canal he couldn't win for president but did the right thing the country he helped co-author environmental major legislation inst this country, the clean air act. both howard baker on that. his father-in-law and he knew nracism was wrong and they have helped pass the civil rights act. congressman duncan's father on the street the library system system on the street in knoxville tennessee, john stuck in senior and pushed, shoved and worked out so for the first time in the history of knoxville tennessee, it didn't matter, it could be served at a restaurant, public place in knoxville tennessee. some things were out of bounds. you might want to, but some things were out of bounds. for your father and you and a host of first publicans, racism was not political context.to so they came together. today we look at critical race theory evenn though there's no e school in tennessee, i knew wt he came up it was about the next election and making it an issue. when you come down the escalatoi talking about those people, rapists and murderers you talk about r

bringing some heavy downpours as we go through where sat day notice and very wet weather down towards panama, towards a costa rica. i'm more of the same as we go $13.00, monday, northern venezuela also seeing some lavish hours longer spouse. if right. we got some longest bells of very violent storms just pushing across said the deep south of the us. we have seen flooding recently in the texas big line of wet weather, up towards the lakes, into central parts of canada to the east of that. it is warm, it is dry and 5, but to the west is living rather wintry. ah, the weather sponsored by cattle anyways. in these turbulent times, up front returns for a new season. join me, mark them on hill as we take on the big issue. they are literally being and back. how is this not a contravention of international law? this is exactly the place for us to interrogate people about issues that matter from the state of democracy around the world to the struggles faced by the under represented. those voices have to be brought to the table bay. the matter we have to start to talk about the see here, we will challe

but that's probably how i got to panama then was honduras guatemala and mexico well, the ordeal doesn'tere in arizona. texas, they are held in temporary detention centers for identification, then they are waiting for several days roads on american highways. i must say that all this pleasure is at the expense of taxpayers in the states of texas and arizona for free . it was in texas that they put me on a bus and sent washington driving. i have a little more than a day. and today they dropped us off right here, they didn’t say where we would be dropped off, they said that the washington stop, the washington city hall , in fact, is not doing anything to the budgets on these bottoms. no one singled out migrants, therefore, care for the neighbor falls on the shoulders, mainly non-profit organizations. we've met to date, approximately 160 buses from texas and 50 due to reason numbers are rising our goal is to help them get where they're going? explain what to feed and clothe. if necessary, we do not keep in touch with them. but for those who decided to stay, but we help to integrate, many mig

conservation summit to reduce therade in shark fins on the final day of the cities -- the summit in panamavironmental groups say tens of millions of sharks are killed every year for their fins. the market is estimated to be worth $.5 billion annually. a court in hong kong found one of asia's most senior roman catholic figures hilty of failing to register a fund to help people arrested during antigovernment demonstrations three years ago. cardinal joseph then was fined more than 500 u.s. dollars and five others were convicted. from bbc news chinese, reporting from hong kong. >> he is no stranger to this court building ever since the 2019 protests he has shown support for activists put on trial. today he became one of them. on trial next to them, hong kong's well-known pro-democracy figures. the cardinal things people for support and concern. he asked that the press in particular not tied to case to hong kong's freedom. >> i do not want to put too much emphasis on my religious identity. as an older hong kong citizen, i am very supportive of humanitarian aid. of course, i hope hong kong will