a member of her team is about to talk to an expectant mother in south paolo brazil. most countries have the same kind of system as we do midwives look after women before during and also for quite a while after birth but many countries don't. that's why i call a midwife offers its services worldwide foreign clients have to pay as their health insurance won't cover the feelies data previous issues have not emerged say far and also works as a midwife it charité hospital she speaks portuguese so she talks to the women in sao paolo. first i found it a strange idea that i might not get to know woman in person face to face and that i would look after her in this way i wasn't used to that at all but now i don't see any major disadvantage especially if there is no alternative. no sniffing touching or hugging but still could reassure the young mother in sao paolo. i told her that she's producing enough milk and that the little one is growing well i think she was happy to hear that. such online counseling by midwives supplements does not replace in person encounters there is a

the streets are once again filling up in sao paolo and other cities after 4 weeks of local restrictions that have seen the number of new infections fall slightly but the statistics are devastating. april has been the deadliest month in brazil to date many experts say insufficient lock down restrictions make the country a breeding ground for virus mutations that then spread to other countries the p one variant that 1st emerged in january in a city of menow says has triggered an explosion of infections and deaths with hospitals often running out of beds and oxygen the poor are being disproportionately affected around $12000000.00 brazilians live in favelas in extremely crowded conditions malnutrition is also a problem especially as government aid has been cut and unemployment has risen during the pandemic nor outdoor. all the data shows that the poorer you are the higher the rate of infection the death rate from coronavirus is much higher amongst people who are on the margins of society. president joe argues that lockdowns increased economic hardship but critics say brazil is paying a hig

periphery of you know sao paolo and all of the senses and there are no locked down measures in place and you know many of the all don't even wear masks so i was in the you know a lower income neighborhood on the outskirts of south problem just last friday when one shriek where 5 people had died in the same week and on the same street many people were wearing mosques access to information it's difficult notes of people of poland victim to fake news and also is that when you have a president that says you know it's just a little flu. you know you know i used to be an athlete it wouldn't affect me but it was that resonates with lots of people who work in the a pool of the court i mean i have to put food on the table each day so all round really is the perfect storm. of dissolves terror and you know some people. you know there was an ex health ministry employee just this tuesday saying the worst is still yet to come because of winter it's a very bleak picture here in the. and what impact will the parliamentary inquiry into boston are as response have on his leadership. it's difficult to

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a member of her team is about to talk to an expectant mother in sao paolo brazil. most countries have the same kind of system as we do midwives look after women before during and also for quite a while after birth but many countries don't got. that so i call a midwife offers its services worldwide foreign clients have to pay as their health insurance won't cover the fees data privity issues have not emerged so far and i also works as a midwife it charité hospital she speaks portuguese so she talks to the women in sao paolo. first i found it a strange idea that i might not get to know woman in person face to face and that i would look after her in this way i wasn't used to that at all but now i don't see any major disadvantage especially if there is no alternative. no sniffing touching or hugging but still and i love reassured the young mother in sao paolo. definitely told her that she's producing enough milk and that the little one is growing well i think she was happy to hear that. such online counseling by midwives supplements does not replace in person encounter

a member of her team is about to talk to an expectant mother in sao paolo brazil. in mass most countries have the same kind of system as we do midwives look after women before during and also for quite a while after birth but many countries don't got. that so i call a midwife offers its services worldwide foreign clients have to pay as their health insurance won't cover the feelies data privacy issues have not emerged so far and i also works as a midwife it charité hospital she speaks portuguese so she talks to the women in sao paolo. first i found it a strange idea that i might not get to know woman in person face to face and that i would look after her in this way i wasn't used to that at all but now i don't see any major disadvantage especially if there is no alternative. no sniffing touching or hugging but still could reassure the young mother in sao paolo. definitely told her that she's producing enough milk and that the little one is growing well i think she was happy to hear that. such online counseling by midwives supplements does not replace in person in c

well for more on this joining me from sao paolo is journalist sam cowie and so joining us sam what's the reaction to the restrictions being loosened as we see another bleak figure in brazil but i mean it's hard to say you really quite frankly because they were never really any restrictions in the 1st place so. yeah like the associations are happy now that they you know go on their shops again for example. you know but and you know church. evangelical make a church is there that they will sadly have to close for a while woodstock but i mean this is the sea you go to the. periphery of sao paolo and i love being in sentences and there are no lockdown measures in place and you know many people don't even wear masks so i was in the you know a lower income neighborhood on the outskirts of sao paolo just last friday with one street where 5 people had died in the same week and on the same street many people were wearing mosque access to information it's difficult notes of people of color and victim to fake news but also is that when you have a president that says you know it's 'd just a litt

periphery of you know sao paolo and all of the sentences and there are no knockdown measures in place and you know many people don't even wear masks so i was in the you know a lower income neighborhood on the outskirts of sao paolo just last friday with one street where 5 people had died in the same week and on the same street many people were wearing mosque access to information it's difficult notes of people of all and victim to fake news and also is that when you have a president says you know it's 'd just a little flu. you know you know i used to be an athlete it wouldn't affect me but i took was that resonates with lots of people who work in the a pool economy and have to put food on the table each day so all round really is a perfect storm of this officer and you know some people. some you know there was an ex health ministry employee just this tuesday saying the worst is still yet to come because of wind so it's a very bleak picture here in the. and what impact will the parliamentary inquiry into boston are as the response have on his leadership. that's difficult to say. it's t

manuel bojorquez reports from sao paolo. >> reporter: in one of the reasons the world is so concernede in brazil is the more the virus spreads the more it can mutate. as you mentioned, it's already happened here with the p-1 variant, which is believed to be more contagious, and in this country's most densely populated areas social distancing is practically impossible. this is paraisopolis, sao paolo's second largest favela, the name given to sprawling low-income neighborhoods often in the shadows of wealthy enclaves. life was plenty tough here before the pandemic. but the virus has amplified the a crippled economy means food insecurity affects more than half of brazil's population. antonio told me if he didn't accept these community meals he'd worry how he'd get money to eat. if you did this, meaning robbing people would be the other option. because there's no opportunity. >> mm-mm. >> in this worst moment i try to give the best of myself to the other people. >> reporter: marcos desantos works for the non-profit hands of maria that delivers about 3,000 lunches here every day. >> it's

a member of her team is about to talk to an expectant mother in sao paolo brazil. in mice most countries have the same kind of system as we do midwives look after women before during and also for quite a while after birth but many countries don't. that's why i call a midwife offers its services worldwide foreign clients have to pay as their health insurance won't cover the feelies data previous issues have not emerged so far and i also works as a midwife it sharon tate hospital she speaks portuguese so she talks to the women in sao paolo. first i found it a strange idea that i might not get to know woman in person face to face and that i would look after her in this way i wasn't used to that at all but now i don't see any major disadvantage especially if there is no alternative. no sniffing touching or hugging but still i love reassured the young mother in sao paolo. definitely told her that she's producing enough milk and that the little one is growing well i think she was happy to hear that. such online counseling by midwives supplements does not replace in perso

shanghai each home to more than 20000000 people as are the biggest metropolises in latin america sao paolo and mexico city. traffic is a major problem in megacities but there are new ideas out there on how to tackle it . we're also used to cars that we can't imagine cities without them anymore but if we were to experience that we wouldn't want to go back to cars at an office or. this is how cities might look in future if different kinds of road users were separated one road is for fast moving electric vehicles another for pedestrians cyclists and scooters with the 3rd a prominent reserved for pedestrians only. welcome to the woven city a project under development by japanese carmaker toyota a prototype city and living laboratory for cutting edge technologies. here all vehicles will be self driving and run on electric power or hydrogen the many city itself will be powered by solar and geothermal energy with everything coordinated centrally by ai technology. it's been designed for a part. relation of 2000. people he kluger but we need it smarter ideas about how people can move around. in a c

for young paolo netted a brace within 4 minutes he completed his hat trick a little like the hour mark. braman stay at all gebrselassie managed to score in the 81st minute but the damage was already done. for him in all pulling closer and closer to a relegation playoff florey and co felt all too familiar territory from last season . so it should be dramatic again like last year honestly we just had a moment where we don't know romance because we are one point out of cologne league when we go we were 7 points i have so we can say it's a good situation still i'm very very disappointed today. there were over 20 hours 150 posted hoffenheim both sides have secured their phones like a status like the considers wanted payback from their last school year in the campaign. by its goal nearly get home from time to lead in the 22nd minute moments later andre homage headed home his 17th goal of the season matching his best ever goal tally in the bundesliga. complications also scored a total of 7 goals against 5. oftentimes held onto the lead until this chaos in their own goal box ended up in the pe

a member of her team is about to talk to an expectant mother in sao paolo brazil. most countries have the same kind of system as we do midwives look after women before during and also for quite a while after birth but many countries don't got me so that's why i call a midwife offers its services worldwide foreign clients have to pay as their health insurance won't cover the feelies data privity issues have not emerged so far and i also works as a midwife it sharon tate hospital she speaks portuguese so she talks to the women in sao paolo. for me at 1st i found it a strange idea that i might not get to know woman in person face to face and that i would look after her in this way i wasn't used to that at all but now i don't see any major disadvantage especially if there is no alternative. no sniffing touching or hugging but still could reassure the young mother in sao paolo. definitely told her that she's producing enough milk and that the little one is growing well i think she was happy to hear that. such online counseling by midwives supplements does not replace in

lives enough for venner of around 100000 people in sao paolo here and across brazil unemployment hit a record high last year this community association helps people living in marginalized areas to find work. we had an 84 percent increase in demand for employment after the government's imagine c. 8 ended and the number of people seeking our help tripled because so many people didn't have any support anymore and it. up. in december government aid of around $84.00 euros a month was cut making an already difficult situation for many much worse the number of people living on less than 36 years more than doubled to cook started using firewood 27000000 brazilians live in extreme poverty renate tardelli has been researching the featherless for 20 years. noel bullet data shows that the poorer you are the higher the rates of infection. the more on the periphery the person finds themselves the higher the death rate from coronavirus. brazil has added 2000000 more people to the marginalised areas in the past year it's not ethical that brazilians have to choose between going hungry or getting the

police in brazil have raided illegal parties in sao paolo as the country fights a deadly new strain armed officers closed down venues and detained party goers as part of a special task force to enforce social distancing in the past month sao paolo police have been cracking down on hundreds of secret parties more than 1600 new debts were logged in the country on sunday schools in argentina's capital have reopened after a court ruling rejected a government order requiring that classes go online for 2 weeks there have been protests outside the president's residence and when a side is demanding the lifting of lockdown restrictions a bit of a non there is issued an emergency decree last week containing a set of measures to slow the spread argentina has recorded of more than 2 and a half 1000000 cases and more than 59000 deaths could i suppose and for protesters say that closing schools should only be the president's last option. we're here in front of the president represents you know evil in the providence of one side of her parents and children gathered to demand the real meaning of the scho

shanghai each home to more than 20000000 people as are the biggest metropolis is in latin america sao paolo and mexico city. traffic is a major problem in megacities but there are new ideas out there on how to tackle it . we're also used to cars that we can't imagine cities without them anymore but if we were to experience that we wouldn't want to go back to cars that's an obstacle and. this is how cities might look in future if different kinds of road users were separated one road is for fast moving electric vehicles another for pedestrians cyclists and scooters with the 3rd a prominent reserved for pedestrians only. welcome to the woven city a project under development by japanese carmaker toyota a prototype city and living laboratory for cutting edge technologies. here all vehicles will be self driving and run on electric power or hydrogen the mini city itself will be powered by solar and geothermal energy with everything coordinated centrally by ai technology. it's been designed for a part. elation of 2000. people he kluger but we need it smarter ideas about how people can move around.

for young paolo netted a brace within 4 minutes he completed his hat trick of little like to be our mark. brain instead or gebrselassie managed to score in the 81st minute but the damage was already done. for him in our polling closer and closer to a relegation playoff florey and co felt all too familiar territory from last season . that's to be dramatic again like last year honestly we just at the moment we have an all romance because we are one point out of cologne. when we go we were 7 points ahead so we would come sorry it's a good situation still i'm very very disappointed today. there were over 20 hours when fiber coaster tough and hard science had secured their bones legal status but the considers wanted payback from their last school year in the campaign. go nearly get home from time to lead in the 22nd minute moments later andre homage headed home his 17th goal of the season matching his best ever goal tally in the bundesliga. how much has also scored a total of 7 goals against 5 boys. oftentimes held onto the lead to until this chaos in their own.

the streets are once again filling up in sao paolo and other cities after 4 weeks of local restrictions that have seen the number of new infections fall slightly but the statistics are devastating. april has been the deadliest month in brazil to date many experts say insufficient lock down restrictions make the country a breeding ground for virus mutations that then spread to other countries the p one variant that 1st emerged in january in a city of menow says has triggered an explosion of infections and deaths with hospitals often running out of beds and oxygen the poor are being disproportionately affected around 12000000 brazilians live in 5 ehlers in extremely crowded conditions malnutrition is also a problem is especially as government aid has been cut and unemployment has risen during the pandemic no outdoor. all the data shows that the poorer you are the higher the rate of infection. the death rate from corona virus is much higher amongst people who are on the margins of society. presidential year war scenario argues that lockdowns increased economic hardship but critics say braz

lives enough for valor of around 100000 people in san paolo here and across brazil unemployment hit a record high last year this community association helps people living in marginalized areas to find work. we had an 84 percent increase in demand for employment after the government's imagine c. 8 ended and the number of people seeking our help tripled because so many people didn't have any support anymore and if. up. in december government aid of around $84.00 euros a month was cut making an already difficult situation for many much worse the number of people living on less than 36 years more than doubled many families stopped cooking with gas and started using firewood 27000000 brazilians live in extreme poverty renate tom daley has been researching the featherless for 20 years . no outdoor he will pull the data shows that the poorer you are the higher the rates of infection. the more on the periphery the person finds themselves in the higher the death rate from coronavirus more brazil has added $2000000.00 more people to the marginalised areas in the past year it's not ethical that

health care workers pushed to the limit this makeshift hospital in brazil's largest city san paolo is struggling to cope with covert 1000 cases. experts have warned the district lockdown is necessary to slow the virus one of brazil's leading public health institutes cruz said without lockdown measures the country's health system faces collapse. but the president disagrees. the work was we are not going to accept this policy of staying at home of closing everything down the virus will not go away this virus like others is here to stay and will remain for a lifetime it is practically impossible to eradicate it what are we going to do until then. the country is registered more than 13000000 covert 19 cases since the pandemic began it is now at risk of overtaking the united states with the world's highest rates of infection and deaths the president's opponents know where to point the finger. i didn't but as you know brazil is a time bomb a breeding ground for corona virus creating new strains variants because there is a total lack of control of the pandemic and of life for this reason at

paolo, this is a strange case. the audio and video are both very disturbing. what can you tell us about what led up to the shooting? >> what's is more hard to believe right now, isaiah brown is in serious condition after being shot several times according to his family by a virginia deputy on wednesday. the alleged of this whole shooting was the result of what they are describing as a miscommunication and that all that 32-year-old man had in his hands was a phone he was using to speak to 911 dispatchers during that call. we will play some of the audio and video. according to the sheriff's office, the officer was officering to brown's call of a domestic disturbance. you can hear brown having an argument with his brother. at one point brown threatens to kill him. brown is also heard in that audio asking his brother for a gun. but his brother refuses. seconds later, this is important, jim, brown tells the dispatcher that he does not have a gun and that he is unarmed as he walks out onto the street. and as you begin to hear the sirens approaching the dispatcher re

here in sao paolo some restrictions were actually lifted on monday, allowing sports games to resume without crowds and food pickup at bars and restaurants. consider this. last week one out of every four covid-related deaths worldwide happened here in brazil. cemetery workers now turn soil around the clock. the burials are happening one right after the other. in the short time we've been here we've watched seven families say good-bye to their loved ones. and this is their only chance to say good-bye because funerals are not allowed due to the pandemic. lurival panosi heads brazil's association of funeral directors. he tells me covid has overwhelmed the health care system. so even people who could get treatment for heart disease may not get it and unfortunately end up becoming another death? it is pain compounded by fear that things won't soon get better. brazil is also facing troubles on the vaccine front. this no the health ministry here cut its expectations for vaccine deliveries in half amid problems at both of the nation's production labs. >> our thanks to manny bojorquez in brazil. >>>

fatalities over easter but the situation is dire and back as a vaccination that the governor of south paolo a facing resistance from the federal government. or president both now know isn't the tories denial of the dangers of the disease international media has already established that he's responsible for the current shortage of vaccine in brazil today. since the pandemic started the far right president has not only played down the dangers of the disease he's also actively try to prevent vaccination campaigns like the one in some powerful. in one of his most recent statements he hadn't yet decided whether or not to get it and he said nothing but damage to the economy most of brazil's intensive care worlds are filled at 90 percent the health care system is approaching a breaking point and the pandemic is almost out of control. in brazil. of hof a 1000000 deaths by the 1st of july. 340000 brazilians have died with all. the u.s. has a higher death toll brazil is well on the way to losing the battle against the disease . he joins me from. brazil let me ask you is the outbreak from the outside

had beno obano sent off and wasps took full advantage with two late tries including this one from paoloa gadirova at the european gymnastics championships. who picked up gold in the floor today, it was her third medal of the event in basel, adding to the silver she won in the vault and the bronze in the all around. as gb finished second on the medal table. i caught up with former british gymnast beth tweddle earlier to get her reactions on her perfromance. absolutely incredible. going into this championship, we knew she had the potential but you just never know. they've had 18 months out of competition and she has moved from junior to senior it can be very different. but yes, she started off solid in qualifications and to be honest, shejust solid in qualifications and to be honest, she just got more and more confident throughout the championships and to hear that national anthem today was really special. national anthem today was really secial. ., ., . ., special. you touched on it, there has not been _ special. you touched on it, there has not been a _ special. you touched on it, there

against the new lockdowns the new distancing measures that are being put in place in cities like cell paolo where grave diggers have had to grieve out of old graves to make space for the new bodies and of course the fear is that this is going to mean brazil is is the epicenter really of the pandemic not just in the region but in the world there must be if neighboring countries must have feeling is about it fueling contagion with this with much more infectious variants of the virus and slow vaccine rollouts as well. yeah that's happening pretty much across the region most countries are going through their 2nd or 3rd wave right now they're struggling to cope with the new rise that's why in many countries of this either to shut down their borders believe you have to close the border with brazil for at least a week. or will close its borders for a month the entire month of april they haven't been able to contain a rise in infections that's been growing steadily since the mid february this despite the more than 35 percent of its population has already been inoculated one of the most successful r

know that us to just get it in a few minutes paolo's card and heinz now will hand over the vehicle. it was transported from germany by ship. the ambulance has been completely renewed thanks to 30000 euros in donations. volunteers worked on it for 2 years members of a catholic association in germany also helped find sneath is one of. us. a qualified paramedic he goes through the equipment on board with one of the doctors at the clinic. the hospital's own ambulance was destroyed by islamist militants. many of those who donated to the new vehicle were initially concerned about giving money to a country ruled by a dictator but in the end the desire to help in the face of human need prevailed you mention here people here have suffered a lot and had a lot stolen from them you can see the state of the previous. pieces by almost from militants in court. or this is what's important for us is to help. whether there's an autocratic governments in power or a free to elected parliament. what have you. the ambulance is ready to go staff at the clinic are delighted. they say it will help save live

so many they're exhuming bodies from old graveyards in sao paolo to make room brazil is deeply divided. many governors and mayors want to do more mayors nationwide begging for help but they don't have many vaccines to give and blame president jair bolsonaro for not ordering enough and continuing to downplay the covid crisis bolsonaro, an ally of former president trump, says lockdowns kill more than covid this week he refused to commit to taking a vaccine since he's already had the virus. though experts still recommend one. >> brazil needs to go to the international community and buy enough doses to help curtail the crisis right now. >> reporter: public health experts warn the virus is so unchecked brazil has become a breeding ground for new viral strains. a coronavirus petri dish bordering ten countries in latin america. lester >> all right, richard, thank you. and make a plan so you'll be ready when it's your turn for your vaccination visit planyourvaccine.com for more >>> in just 60 seconds, a defense hitting back in the trial of the former police officer charged with killing george

lives enough for valor of around 100000 people in south paolo here and across brazil unemployment hit a record high last year this community association helps people living in marginalized areas to find work. we had an 84 percent increase in demand for employment after the government's imagine c. 8 ended and the number of people seeking our help tripled because so many people didn't have any support anymore and. in december government aid of around $84.00 euros a month was cut making an already difficult situation for many much worse the number of people living on less than 36 years more than doubled many families stopped cooking with gas and started using firewood 27000000 brazilians live in extreme poverty renate tardelli has been researching the favelas for 20 years. no outdoor pull the data shows that the poorer you are the higher the rates of infection. the more on the periphery the person finds themselves in the higher the death rate from coronavirus more brazil has added $2000000.00 more people to the marginalised areas in the past year it's not ethical the brazilians have to c

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gomez lives in a for valor of around a 100000 people in san paolo here and across brazil unemployment hit a record high last year this community association helps people living in marginalized areas to find work. we had an 84 percent increase in demand for employment after the government's emergency aid ended and the number of people seeking our help tripled because so many people didn't have any support anymore and it. up. in december government aid of around $84.00 euros a month was cut making an already difficult situation for many much worse the number of people living on less than 36 years more than doubled many families stopped cooking with gas and started using firewood 27000000 brazilians live in extreme poverty renate tardelli has been researching the fatherless for 20 years. thanks noel he pull the data shows that the poorer you are the higher the rates of infection. the more on the periphery the person finds themselves in the higher the death rate from coronavirus. brazil has added 2000000 more people to the marginalised areas in the past year it's not ethical that brazilia

for young paolo netted a brace within 4 minutes he completed his hat trick a little over the hour mark. brain and stay at all gebrselassie managed to score in the 81st minute but the damage was already done. for him in all fulling closer and closer to a relegation play off florian cote felt all too familiar territory from last season . so. to be dramatic again like last year honestly we just had a moment where we don't know romance because we're one point out of. when we go we were 7 points ahead so we can say it's a good situation still i'm very very disappointed today. there were over 24 hours one fiber hosted hoffenheim both sides had secured their bones legal status but the visitors wanted payback from their last spring when you're in the campaign. pub at scone nearly gave hoffenheim the lead in the 22nd minute and moments later andre homage headed home his 17th goal of the season matching his best ever goal tally in the bundesliga. how much has also scored a total of 7 goals against 5 boys. hoffenheim held on to the lead until this chaos in their own goal ended up in the penalty f

health care workers pushed to the limit this makeshift hospital in brazil's largest city san paolo is struggling to cope with cope with 19 cases. experts have warned the district lockdown is necessary to slow the virus one of brazil's leading public health institute speer cruz said without lock down measures the country's health system faces collapse. but the president disagrees. but what was we're not going to accept is the policy of staying at home of closing everything down the virus will not go away this virus like others is here to stay and will remain for a lifetime it is practically impossible to eradicate it what are we going to do until then. the country has registered more than 13000000 covert 19 cases since the pandemic began it is now at risk of overtaking the united states with the world's highest rates of infection and deaths. the president's opponents know where to point the finger. i didn't see a lot brazil as a time bomb a breeding ground for corona virus creating new strains variants because there is a total lack of control of the pandemic and of life for this reason

for young paolo netted a brace within 4 minutes he completed his hat trick of little over the hour mark. braman stay a dog ever selassie managed to score in the 81st minute but the damage was already done. for him and all pulling closer and closer to a relegation play off florian cote felt all too familiar territory from last season . so. to be dramatic again like last year honestly we just at the moment where we don't know romance because we are one point out of. when we go we were 7 points ahead so we can say it's a good situation still i'm very very disappointed to be able to. go what over 24 hours when fiber hosted hoffenheim both sides have secured their bones legal status but the visitors wanted payback from their last really are in the campaign. stone nearly gave hoffenheim the lead in the 22nd and then moments later andre homage headed home his 17th goal of the season matching his best ever goal tally in the bundesliga. how much has also scored a total of 7 goals against 5 point. oftentimes held onto the lead to until this chaos in their own goal box ended up in the penalty for

lives enough for valor of around 100000 people in sao paolo here and across brazil unemployment hit a record high last year this community association helps people living in marginalized areas to find work. we had an 84 percent increase in demand for employment after the government's emergency aid ended and the number of people seeking help tripled because so many people didn't have any support anymore but it was. in december government aid of around $84.00 euros a month was cut making an already difficult situation for many much worse. the number of people living on less than 36 year is more than doubled many families stopped cooking with gas and started using firewood 27000000 brazilians live in extreme poverty renate tardelli has been researching the fellas for 20 years. noel bullet data shows that the poorer you are the higher the rates of infection. the more on the periphery the person finds themselves in the higher the death rate from coronavirus. brazil has added 2000000 more people to the marginalised areas in the past year it's not ethical the brazilians have to choose betwee

the streets so once again filling up in sao paolo and other cities after 4 weeks of local restrictions that have seen the number of new infections fall slightly but the statistics are devastating. april has been the deadliest month in brazil to date many experts say insufficient locked down restrictions make the country a breeding ground for virus mutations that then spread to other countries the p one variant that 1st emerged in january in a city of menow says has triggered an explosion of infections and deaths with hospitals often running out of beds and oxygen the poor are being disproportionately affected around 12000000 brazilians live in 5 ella's in extremely crowded conditions malnutrition is also a problem especially as government aid has been cut and unemployment has risen during the pandemic no outdoor. all the data shows that the poorer you are the higher the rate of infection. the death rate from corona virus is much higher amongst people who are on the margins of society. president scenario argues that lockdowns increase economic hardship but critics say brazil is paying a

brazil as largest city to make room for a soaring number of covert 19 deaths grave diggers in sao paolo have been banging the remains of people who were buried years ago there were a record number of burials in the city this week brazil is reporting its highest number of deaths since the pandemic began on average about 3000 people died each day this week. bolivia is closing its border with brazil and peru the latest south american country to increase travel restrictions to stop a spike in corona virus cases there's concern over the spread of the boy infectious varian 1st identified in brazil bolivian authorities are putting border towns on the lockdown where it's been detected chile is closing all its borders for the month starting on monday more than $66000.00 people died in brazil in march the highest since the onset of the pandemic. a new government a 2nd power in slovakia replacing the previous one which was brought down by a vaccine scandal a secret deal came to light involving the purchase of 2000000 doses of russia's sputnik the that in barber reports. swearing in a new governmen

winning photograph shows an 85 year old woman receiving her 1st hug after 5 months isolation and her son paolo nursing home through a plastic curtain which happens to resemble an angel's wings. she had the jury viewed this photograph as one of the pandemics few positive images this picture suggests vulnerability loss grief and death but above all survival. brazil has been especially hard hit by the pandemic 350000 people have already died there nursing homes were closed off for months to protect residents. and the split of a 2nd that we see the images we feel. how it must be it's good that all the person got a sense of. what unites us the jury looks through nearly 75000 images. a disposable surgical mask even made its way into the winning photo in the nature category. before we go and have an akubra are celebrating the birth of 4 bengal tiger cuts including a rare white tiger the new arrivals are the result of 2 decades spent trying to breed to the endangered animals at the zoo why to tigers are in genetic variation of bengal tigers which are usually orange numbers in the wild have brindled in

gomez lives in a for valor of around 100000 people in south paolo here and across brazil unemployment hit a record high last year this community association helps people living in marginalized areas to find work. we had an 84 percent increase in demand for employment after the government's imagine c 8 ended and the number of people seeking help tripled because so many people didn't have any support anymore and if up. in december government aid of around $84.00 euros a month was cut making an already difficult situation for many much worse the number of people living on less than 36 year as more than doubled many families stopped cooking with gas and started using firewood 27000000 brazilians live in extreme poverty renate tardelli has been researching the favelas for 20 years. thanks noel he pull the data shows that the poorer you are the higher the rates of infection. the more on the periphery the person finds themselves in the higher the death rate from coronavirus. brazil has added 2000000 more people to the marginalised areas in the past year it's not ethical that brazilians have

president also narrow insists the nation was put under lockdown we've been getting reaction in sao paolo. ascii patches just said that i think part of the blame is always from people getting relaxed after so long in this situation but i believe the bigger plane is on our president who always makes and a path more difficult making it harder to interact with the rest of the world. through that i believe it's the result of people having to relax too much after all the improvements people have to know that if it was getting better we should keep doing what was being done to improve but as it is system we brazilians are in a unique situation due to the government we have that doesn't care about the millions of people that are dying every day or even worse i even think the president celebrates. and brazilian authorities maintain that the country will get quote back to business in a couple of months but the physician we spoke to warns that that is unlikely. the country is not going to be back to normal in 2 or 3 months you may take half a year or more just a good debate and then make under cont

fatalities over easter but the situation is dire and back as a vaccination that the governor of south paolo a facing resistance from the federal government. or president both now is in the tories denial of the dangers that the disease international media has already established that he's responsible for the current shortage of vaccine in brazil today. since the pandemic started the far right president has not only played down the dangers of the disease he's also actively trying to prevent vaccination campaigns like the one in some powerful. in one of his most recent statements he hadn't yet decided whether or not to get it and he said nothing but damage to the economy most of brazil's intensive care filled at 90 percent the health care system is approaching a breaking point and the pandemic is almost out of control. of hof death by the 1st of july. 340000 brazilians have died when. the us has a higher death toll brazil is well on the way to losing the battle against the disease. in brazil let me ask you is the outbreak from the outside it looks like it may be completely out of control in br

photographer mads neeson he spoke with entre 0 is the care center care home in and outside of san paolo and you see a nurse at the ana in brazing the re woman called rosa and who is 85 years old and or also has been isolated in this care home for 5 months and without basically any any any physical contact except from the most necessary so it's the 1st time in 5 months you can actually embrace another person. we should all be with your top stories here on al-jazeera the officials released body cam footage of a chicago police officer fatally shooting a 13 year old boy last month that shows an officer running after adam toledo in an alleyway the teenager appeared to raise his hands right before the shots were fired efforts to save his life were on success.

of healthcare workers pushed to the limit this makeshift hospital in brazil's largest city san paolo is struggling to cope as covert 19 cases. experts of one to the district lockdown is necessary to slow the virus one of brazil's lading public health institute's cruz said without lockdown measures the country's health system faces collapse. but the president disagrees. the work was we are not going to accept this policy of staying at home of closing everything down the virus will not go away this virus like others is here to stay and will remain for a lifetime it is practically impossible to eradicate it what are we going to do until then. the country has registered more than 13000000 covert 1000 cases since the pandemic began it is now at risk of overtaking the united states with the world's highest rates of infection and deaths. the president's opponents know where to point the finger. i didn't but as you presume is a time bomb abrading ground for corona virus creating new strains variants because there is a total lack of control of the pandemic and of life for this reason and at t

health care workers pushed to the limit this makeshift hospital in brazil's largest city san paolo is struggling to cope is covered 19 cases. experts have warned the district lockdown is necessary to slow the virus one of brazil's lading public health institute's fear cruz said without lockdown measures the country's health system faces collapse. but the president disagrees. the war was we are not going to accept this policy of staying at home of closing everything down the virus will not go away this virus like others is here to stay and will remain for a lifetime it is practically impossible to eradicate it what are we going to do until then. the country has registered more than 13000000 coated 19 cases since the pandemic began it is now at risk of overtaking the united states with the world's highest rates of infection and deaths. the president's opponents know where to point the finger. i do know but as you presume there's a time bomb a breeding ground for corona virus creating new strains variants because there is a total lack of control of the pandemic and of life for this reaso

the nation won't be put in lockdown as president has insisted we got reaction on the streets of sao paolo. ascii patches that i think part of the blame is ours from people getting relaxed after so long in this situation but it believe the bigger blame is on our president who always makes an aperitif more difficult making it harder to interact with the rest of the world through that i believe it's the result of people having to relax too much after the improvements people have to know that if it was getting better we should keep doing what was being done to improve lives but as a live system we brazilians are in a unique situation due to the government we have that doesn't care about the millions of people that are dying every day or even worse i even think the president celebrates. texas governor greg abbott has laid into u.s. president joe biden over a looming my current crisis on the country's southern border and called on the white house to close the mike when facility in san antonio following allegations over child sexual abuse their. these problems the reporting product of president