panama city at the pacific end of the can now is the seat of government as speculators paradise money laundering center and a destination for migrants it's a cosmopolitan city undergoing rapid growth the capital is home to one and a half million panamanians that's more than a third of the country's entire population that number swells every day with the influx of commuters the public transport system is largely service by buses these often painted vehicles are known as the able author office red devils hat and metro opened in panama city in april two thousand and fourteen the city's very proud of it its central america's only underground railway. is sixteen kilometers long and traverses the city south to know a second line is under construction and a third one is in plan. after. the operator of the state run metro says two hundred fifty thousand passengers use line one every day there are nineteen trains with three carriages each on the line they were built in spain they operate at three minute intervals servicing fourteen stations packed there aren't many tourists out on foot amid th

in the panama city because he was working in the panama canal and the bank. he was a different school was. working a certain panama canal you bet joe has lived in panama city for a long time he likes it there but nothing beats arlin block the small acts in the city and. because. they were only been out to the marbury metra life so we don't report it and went to the to the slick him. is nothing like that don't worry about what time is now. this is a roller coaster like road through the rain forest to the coon a young a region on panama's north coast we company jus bet on a tree that. was. bad that the. blues you know in ireland on the san blas on hell ago are inhabited. in one thousand nine hundred twenty five the khulna one autonomy from the panamanian government in a bloody fight for the survival of their culture. every island community has its own rules some reject tourism of those have cautiously opened there are dealing woad to outsiders. is from the island of counties. and where allowed to accompany him th

i want to get your schedule is set so that we get to work on time and get us thinking we depart panama city at quarter past seven and we arrive at twenty past eight and are in the office on time. then we work for eight hours which is the norm in panama where you have to be one of the company's managers that's what gives you the privilege of taking the train. every year when it's not cheap after all. the ticket. is it too expensive for regular panamanians cameo more for them and they might try the train one day just for fun. enormous out of. we take this train every day but only because the company pays for it otherwise we wouldn't be able to afford it. near a floater is his room again and get to move the ship has to post three lengths to get from the pacific to the atlantic or vice versa by the shortest route possible namely eighty one point six kilometers. the tugboats the deceased the huge vessels play a crucial role there called a remote though it is in spanish. everything. that engines have more than six thousand horsepower our boats currently maneuvering a chinese container vessel into

a metro opened in panama city in april two thousand and fourteen the city's very proud of it its central america's only underground railway. is sixteen kilometers long and traverses the city south to north a second line is under construction and the third one is in planning. the operator of the state run metro says two hundred fifty thousand passengers use line one every day there are nineteen trains with three carriages each on the line they were built in spain they operate at three minute intervals servicing fourteen stations. there aren't many tourists out on foot amid the exhaust fumes in modern panama city they prefer to admire its skyline from afar tourism elsewhere in the country on the other hand is evolving into a key income generating industry. actually that's the idea of female. promoting panama as a touring tourism destination not panama has many attractions and that's why we are happy that we are receiving. a lot of tourists from all over the world so we're becoming very trendy country. with regards of tourism the panama canal has been a destination for travelers for a centu

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international hotel and tower in panama city, panama. donald trump's only hotel in latin america. he doesn't own it but his company is paid to run it. you might remember this special report by richard engel. richard turned up evidence that hotel was built as a brazen vehicle for russian mafia money laundering. here is what is going on there at the trump hotel and tower in panama city today. quote, panamanian police handcuffed a security guard in the midst of a dispute the hotel's majority owner tried to fire the trump organization and trump employees are refusing to leave. quote, there were physical altercations between rival groups of security guards. a visit by police officers and a triumphant piano performance. the conflict took place in a room that contains surveillance monitors and control the fire alarms and water pumps. today's conflict took place in a room that contains surveillance monitors and servers that control the bill's fire alarms, fiberoptic communications. they posted guards at the room and bard everyone else from entering for days. at one point staff who work fo

researcher and takes up schoo old government rs including the commission of the team 94 and the panama city now commission of 1925. they do not deserve to be jailed for its use. they were incarcerated for about a year and immediately upon release, he advances the movement but he stayed with it. he calls it marijuana puffing and distributes it to the san francisco bay area and also forms a new organization that is essentially a legalized marijuana that also quickly spreads to the san francisco area and teams up with things like that and becomes very popular. she's also in the san francisco at the time and is quite prominent. he is so moved by it but when he returns to new york for the first chapter with the support he quickly goes national. they also get wrapped up in something else which is the burgeoning youth movement at the time. they backpedaled in a growing number of people saw a familiar story that the government can lie. it was currently playing about winning the war in vietnam and about the necessity of segregation and now people are finding it was about the effect of marijuana as w

so donald trump has his name on this hotel in panama city, it's the only trump hotel in latin americaump doesn't own it, he just has a contract to run it. the guy who does own it, he's decided that the hotel is losing money, it's losing customers. it's got empty rooms. he blames the trumps for what he says is bad management and for a toxic brand in latin america. he decided to show up and kick the trumps out, end their contract many, many years before it's supposed to end. that's what set this all off. there's been this ldays-long standoff that's turning more confrontational as the trump people refuse to leave. >> he strolled over to the piano? >> this is one of the more bizarre pieces of the story. they wouldn't let the owner into his own hotel, he couldn't even get a room. the thing to do to show how defiant he was was to play a tune on the piano. he comes back with the police, the police arrest one of trump's employees, to celebrate he sat down at the piano again and played a happier song. >> take the bizarreness out of this. what do we know about the dispute and what's at stake? c

. >> i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from panama city, florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from twhra -- the gentleman from florida is recognized for two minutes. mr. dunn: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, our troops comprise the most professional, highly trained and dedicated military force that the world has ever seen. they have pledged their lives, the well-being of their families, and their sacred honor to serve and protect this nation. yet here we are, over a month into 2018, and our military and our national security are being held hostage by our colleagues across the aisle over unrelated issues. it's time for the senate to get its act together. the house has passed the full defense funding three times this year. and tonight whether he pass it a fourth time. it is wrong for us to send our best young men and women into harm's way without the resources that they need. asking them to make up with their efforts and their risks for our shortcomings. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to support this funding legislation and prove t

trump has this hotel that has his name on it in panama city. he doesn't own it. somebody operates it. somebody owns the hotel units. >> that guy, that miami-based businessman has shown up, said trump i want you out, the hotel is doing poorly. i think your name is toxic in latin america. i want trump organization out of the building the trump organization said, no, we're not financial to leave. that was thursday. we've had this low level standoff. now it's escalating. the businessman that wants trump out is getting the panamanian government on his side the police and department of labor helped him get access to this building. maybe to help him fire some of the trump employees that were there. >> it seems like it's an american government respond in kind. it's the american state department or perhaps the congress department, whatever the appropriate agency is, you have an instant conflict of interest. this seems to me to have been the original concern about the president's name remaining on his company and his son's continuing to run it. >> reporter: that's right. s

san antonio, but the reality is the folks who are getting enriched are in beijing and moscow and panama city. finally, you don't have to take my word for it that these corporate windfalls overwhelmingly benefit those at the top. 14 years ago the federal government gave corporations what's known as a repatriation holiday, a big tax break to bring back cash from overseas. and what the american people heard back then sounds pretty familiar today. corporations were going to invest in workers and equipment, and the money would trickle down to the middle class. that didn't work out either. 90% of the corporate cash windfall went to goodies for investors and c.e.o.'s. once again, mr. president, very, very one-sided. it's not even two decades later, and the pher are still -- the american people are still being fed the line about how their one-sided tax plans are going to deliver bulging paychecks to the middle class. a few weeks ago treasury secretary mnuchin came to the finance committee. he was asked who really benefits when the republican tax bill showers all this cash on multinationals. he said,

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. >> president trump his company has a hotel down in panama city. they don't own it.erate it. they have a contract to operate into 2031. it's in hotel shape. they've been losing customers and revenue. the trump brand is not that great in latin america right now, as you might imagine. so the guy who owns the hotel has decided he's going to kick the trumps out. showed up in panama with a bunch of people and tried to get them to leave and the trump organization is not leaving. so now he's the guy who owns the hotel has enlisted the police in the panama authorities to lever. last year pushing and shoving. someone got hand kufred. the own, he plays the song in a lobby piano. >> so the owner, does he have a right to get rid of the trump organization or do they have some kind of deal they have to adhere to? >> they say we haven't done anything to break it. he says they have broke it by man ji managing it so badly. the owner has shown up and tried to create facts on the ground there and it seems like he is having more success. >> you have dug into this more than anybody else

. >> i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from panama city, florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from twhra -- the gentleman from florida is recognized for two minutes. mr. dunn: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, our troops comprise the most professional, highly trained and dedicated military force that the world has ever seen. they have pledged their lives, the well-being of their families, and their sacred honor to serve and protect this nation. yet here we are, over a month into 2018, and our military and our national security are being held hostage by our colleagues across the aisle over unrelated issues. it's time for the senate to get its act together. the house has passed the full defense funding three times this year. and tonight whether he pass it a fourth time. it is wrong for us to send our best young men and women into harm's way without the resources that they need. asking them to make up with their efforts and their risks for our shortcomings. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to support this funding legislation and prove t

panama. has flown to dublin. barely feel. the scars on some of the pain still tangible. from her god. four cities and. they have survived but today also have a future. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create something . in peace time what needs to happen if tolerance and reconciliation are to stand a chance darkness cities after more starting march tenth on t w. the air. the arctic is a magical place mankind has been trying to conquer it for decades. and that and devils becoming easier because of climate change the ice is melting faster and.

all the way from panama northwards in towards the yucatan peninsula really but i think for the most part yucatan looking dry and fine much of mexico looking pretty good with a mexico city enjoying a fine day on thursday with highs of twenty three degrees of fine conditions across the island to the caribbean to into north america we got a flow coming in from the southwest. seem odd across the southeastern areas snow you'll notice across the pacific northwest that moves further towards the east during the course of thursday so a very cold air there with how we look at minus ten but by contrast in temperatures rise towards the eastern seaboard with hasa fourteen in new york the weather sponsored by qatar airways. these explosions were not an act of war. these nuclear bombs were experiments by the soviet union. to the kazakh people who lived in the vicinity the motives might be little difference rewind silent long news at this time a mountain scenery. in a world where a journalism as an industry is changing we had al jazeera fortunate to be able to continue to expand to continue to have that passenger drive and present the stories in a way that is important to our viewers.

million more, with the panama papers and most recently the paradise paper, a global elite, no longer pound by the nation state the west most of us are. they live in multiple citiesy travel the world in private jets and keep their mon money or shore. 60% of the wealth in tax havens belongs to households with more than $50 million in net worth. today the top 1% of households own more wealth than the bottom 90% combined. this secrecy world protects an astounding amount and it's worse. the world of multi-millionaires and billionaires is one that president donald trump knows well and is working actively to benefit. real estate has long been a frequent user of the secrecy world and trump admitted during his campaign that he had 515 companies, including 378 registered in delaware, one of the leading tax havens of the world, in fact, delaware's incorporation law was used as a template for panama, the bbi and other tax havens. i found nine of trump foreign business partners mentioned in the panama papers. many more were connected to now indicted campaign manager paul manafort and son-in-law and counsellor, jared kushner. here is the story of one of them. another apparent