so the war of 1898 puts the americans in the philippines and they engage in a war with the philippines that was led by aguinaldo and he was advised by agoncillo. when the philippine american war is ongoing, it is interesting because the war of 1898 concludes and the philippines were purchased by the united states from spain for $20 million, according to the treaty of paris, which was right around 1899. agoncillo want to washington, d.c. in december to try to represent the philippines interest and denied any meeting with mckinley in washington. he then went to paris and followed up with a group of other commissioners from cuba and the philippines and from puerto rico. this group, it was probably mentioned, but representatives of the former spain were attempting to have a voice in the treaty that was being signed by spain and the united states which really only addressed the spanish and american interest and it did not address the fact that there is an ongoing war that the u.s. was waging against filipinos in the philippines. this is a complex war that lasted until 1913. there were other

in the philippines. the philippines was also a possession of of spain and the united states thought that it was important to defeat spain, not just in cuba, but along its crumbling empire. so assistant secretary of the navy theodore roosevelt, gives the order to commodore george dewey, who is in charge of the asiatic squadron in hong kong, to move his ships to manila. and then he defeats the spanish flotilla. so here in this painting that we have behind us, we see the as yet the the asiatic squadron defeating the spanish flotilla, which is all in disarray and smoking in the background. as you can see. so let's go into cuba now and find out what happened there. this gentleman has quite a presence. tell me about him. yeah, well, that is to say, marty, in a portrait by artist miranda de niro, who was a cuban artist, who in the 1940. so posthumously after a long after marty had died, was one of the main responsible artists to cement the image of marty in cuban art history. he created many, many portraits of

it happens in the philippines. it was also in possession of spain and the united states thought that it was important to defeat spain not just in cuba but along its crumbling empire. so, the assistant secretary of the navy, theodore roosevelt, gives the order to commodore george -- to move his ships to manila and then he defeats the spanish flotilla. so we see them defeating the spanish flotilla that is in code disarray and smoking in the background. >> so, this gentleman has quite a presence. tell us about him. >> that is josi martin. he was a cuban artist that in the 1940s, who posthumously was one of the main responsible artists to cement the image of martin. he was an intellectual, as a member of the cuban liberation army where he died fighting the war early on. he was the ideal. a he is a very important intellectual. he was addict diplomat. he was someone who dedicated his life to fight against the spanish colonial regime and since 1880 he lived in the united states. he spent the last 15 years of his life in e

>> yeah, but, my wife's heart is in the philippines, her family. >> gerfa was born in the philippines safe there. her older sister married a u. s. navy sailor, moved to america in 1985. brought 16 year old gerfa with her, hoping to give her a chance at a better life. >> she was so excited about the opportunity. i remember, she went to little caesar's pizza, it was the greatest thing, to get a job. >> she had a son, josh, went back to community college to improve herself. there she met a german immigrant named heiko. from then on, that was it. they were a family! she became a lab technician, heiko a maintenance man. they bought a house in the leafy neighborhood of lynchburg, virginia and had kevin. and the immigrant son became an all american kid. he was 14 that summer of 2011. smart, studious, and looking forward to the start of high school in the fall. >> he is this normal american kit, likes pizza, hotdogs, burgers, hang out with his friends, play video games, right on his state board. >> they lived frugally, saved their money. which is how eventually heiko could afford his used mer

how's that being supported by the philippine people? well, unfortunately, the president is acknowledging the philippines to be that cheap architect of foreign policy. so when the people elected him, we believed him. when he said during the campaign that he would continue with the policy of independent for the policies fight that by apartment president would be good to what the depth and we know that he has not deliberate and that being probably small. but interestingly enough, what figure of the recent events, including the president is heading to the current president as a drug addict is because of most of us out then by i lights of the house paper including the just the secretary who declared up despite earlier pronouncements of the sleeping president mark was a p with that populate with dicey seats. the just the secretary of a sudden said by virtue of house resolutions passed by the lower house, the me, philippines without cooperate with the i c. c. and this has been viewed as i left them to actually cooperate and so far as what the

iryna shynkarenko, white halo, voice of america, santa ana, philippines. tactical medicine doctor richard came to donbass from california. in february 2023, he joined to the second international legion. the daily task is to pick up the wounded from the front line and provide them with pre-hospital first aid. the californian told our kyiv correspondents anna kostyuchenko and pavlo sukhodolsky why he decided to help ukraine. richard, a 36-year-old californian with the call sign california , has been serving as a tactical medic in donbas since february 2023. of the second international legion. according to richard, he served as a paramedic in the us armed forces for six years. after serving for 10 years, he worked as a salesman at grocery store in california. russia's full-scale aggression prompted him to help on the battlefield in ukraine. i sincerely believe that if russia wins in ukraine, it will not stop. this war will not only be a problem for ukraine, it will become a problem for the whole world. richard's task on combat duty in donbas is to pick up a w

philippines or with any other count . ., ~ ,, philippines or with any other count . ., ~ ., philippinesiaht country. thank you for your insight today. _ country. thank you for your insight today. in _ country. thank you for your insight today. in the - country. thank you for your insight today. in the uk, i country. thank you for your. insight today. in the uk, two boys aged 15 and 16 have died in hospital after being stabbed in hospital after being stabbed in bristol last night stop police say they were attacked by a group who fled the scene in a car. a 44—year—old man and 15—year—old boy have been arrested. danjohnson reports from bristol. this is another community stunned into a moment of collective silence by the loss of two young lives to knife crime. a minute to quietly contemplate what happened and what it means. their parents have to live the rest of your life and their brothers and sister without them. it's heartbreaking, heartbreaking. the question on everyone's mind here is, "why? "what prompted such violence"? this street was today still a crime scene under intensive investi

, the united states, australia, and the philippines is becoming the reason and center of this formationvents, because we all thought that now we were very afraid of the situation in taiwan, so to speak, anything is possible by escalation, but as often happens. the united states , although they are falling down, they always have a plan a, plan b, plan b is the south china sea, plan b is just the philippine-chinese contradictions and even conflicts around all these ships that are there the filipinos sank on these shallows, which are claimed by the chinese, in these clashes, because the filipinos are sending food and weapons there accordingly, and the chinese are preventing this and demanding, now they they demanded that... here is the food of madra, finally, they remove, uh, so to speak, tow it away from this place, this is where it is now, this is this conflict, it is beginning before our eyes... to take on the character of a conflict , which, on the one hand , pays off the pro-american allies, because now the japanese have concluded an agreement with the philippines on the joint use of

, the united states, australia, and the philippines becomes the reason and center of this formation.thought that now we were very afraid of the situation in taiwan, so to speak, escalation, anything is possible. but as often happens in the united states, although they fall down, they always have. have a plan and plan b, plan b is the south china sea, plan b is precisely the philippine-chinese contradictions and even conflicts around all these ships that the filipinos sank on these shallows, which the chinese claim, in these clashes, because the filipinos send there accordingly - food, weapons, and the chinese both prevent and demand this, now they demanded that this is madra's food, finally they removed it - so to speak, they towed it from this place, so , where is it now there is this conflict , it is beginning to take on the character of a conflict, which, on the one hand, unites the pro-american allies, because now the japanese have concluded an agreement with the philippines on the joint use of bases and it was generally a fantastic picture, when the japanese imperial flag, it co

so more to india and the philippines, i will talk to the philippines first. the philippine military, 70% of the military is army. they have 11 divisions and what they are trying to do and they are a 7 and a half thousand island, they are trying to figure out how to reorganize, retrain, retool, refit their military to be able to operate in maritime in order to protect their territorial integrity and national sovereignty, that's what the chinese are doing. they are violating that. same true for actual control in india and you're right, we did provide information, we did provide isr but maybe the more important point was also there was training platform that we have, largest army to army exercise that india has is the one that they do with us. we just finished in alaska, a year ago we did in himalayas and we are going back again next year and india has asked to increase the size of that exercise of what was about 300, 400 people to 650 people of brigade. they, in fact, bought 445 triple 7's and training on 155 is very similar instrument that's being used in euro

the filipinos remove these ships, so to speak from this point, there will be a collision of not philippinen, south korea is also actively participating there, and this creates a very serious problem for china, how popular is the market now in the philippines, you know, its popularity is growing , you understand, he speaks very simply, his propaganda is very simple... he says: we are very poor, why are we poor? because the chinese have captured all our oil-bearing areas, if we return them back, if we pump oil from them, then we will become rich, i promise you, and we must achieve this, but the poor man can’t dare name the family, freshly speaking, but you see, no one accused of asceticism, this is still not a very clear thing for me, whether this is it was an accident, so to speak, well, indeed, the american comrade managed to come after disappointment. with great difficulty they translate their economic power, their economic ties into political ones, you see, they don’t have it, unlike the americans, who , so to speak, for whom economics-politically, all these connections , preparations, c

after the decades of the dramatic ordeal, the philippines was finally able to achieve independence. the dangerous and ways when joe biden bear hug benjamin netanyahu. stan brace design is the agenda and all is deadly consequences. no matter how the american administration wants to parse as rules. israel's war on gaza, the united states is ultimately accountable for israel's military campaign. the welcome back to the m. o i manila, chad. while it's no shocker to anyone that in most western democracies, most of the public is never too happy with who they elected to office. i don't know, maybe it's buyer's remorse. maybe it's something else. esteban cutting you the editor of the cradle is back with us to i guess try to unpack that. so how about peru, esteban not long ago, just before christmas of 2022, president federal castillo was carted off to jail. immediately had been impeachment vote against him. what were the circumstances around custio's case and where is he now? precision is it because figure is a different case. i would say because castillo, essentially, what happened he, he

and she says, so she's very glad that she has the philippines, amongst other countries in this region that are trying to push for everybody to adhere to those international laws that she says. it's something where small countries have to pull together because it's their only tons of a survival. and, you know, just very briefly, is there any chance china will take heed of her warnings? you think of, of the light. it took about an hour for the chinese to reply to bed bugs quite outspoken statements, and they said that no country that is not in this region has any right to interfere . so that was to be expected. and it came in a has a in manila for us. thank you so much for your recording. what is winter here in europe? and that means that people are lacing up their skates and taking to the ice. check out this lake in oregon in norway. it has been transformed into a giant spring and the water freezes over most ears, but it's rare that the ice is big enough for skating. and the closest seem to making the most of their special opportunity is just before we go, we can get a reminder of our

how many of you have studied the philippine-american war? okay. okay.s opposed to how many of you have studied the civil war? right. okay. so that by point, it's clear what war do we remember and why in my own family, i have revolutionary war veterans and civil war veterans. and we do have a philippine-american war veteran who lived in nebraska and fought for the nebraska volunteer volunteers. but we didn't talk about him at all because that is not a good war. so there's this kind of myth making even in our own history, that i think institute missions like the portrait gallery, feel response of all to kind of look at and so when dana and i were first discussing this exhibition six years ago, dana is from puerto rico. and i you know, i'm not from the pacific, i'm from delaware, but i have this kind of knowledge of and expertise in how art helps us remember or forget. so what did we remember? what do we forgetting and why are we not thinking about the immigrant immigration from these places as the extraordinarily high number of people from guam who fight

the philippines tend to tap the global bond market.e immediate plans of issuing currency or debt? benjamin: we finance our deficit by 75% domestic and 25% foreign. we expect 5 billion u.s. dollars next year to finance our budget deficit. we've been on track this year. we are way below the fiscal framework in terms of the deficit to gdp ratio and debt to gdp ratio. david: why do you plan to raise your first international currency bond? benjamin: toward the end of the first semester. we look at market changes. we have not raise that yet because we expect interest rates to go down next year. yvonne: what is your view of outstanding debts? is there room to ease for could swell further? >> before the pandemic our debt to gdp when up to 6%. right now weight is falling, i think it is around 60%, below the 61% guidance for this year. so we expect it to be 57% of gdp by 2028. rishaad: that brings us to talk about the budget deficit which you want to get down by the end of 2028. how much in terms of revenue proposals do you have on the table? wh

of american troops were barely able to occupy the territory of the philippine republic. but that patriot started a desperate darell of war. washington was forced to sit in new reinforcements and triple the number of its troops on the islands. the u. s. army suffered heavy losses. the americans took it out on the population. general jacob smith, in revenge for the gorilla attack on the garrison in the city of bile on ega porter to kill everyone over 10 years old. the monstrous gulf of terror, according to the most conservative estimates lead to the death of about 200000 filipinos. the americans managed to suppress the gorilla as only 14 years after the beginning of the war. but the united states was not able to stop the national liberation struggle of the filipino peoples in 1946. after the decades of the dramatic ordeal, the philippines was finally able to achieve independence. the headlines on all the international ideas on the residential building in southern piaza. but it's been filtering displaced. palestinians was as well intensified the slice of areas and previousl

we have spectacular alliances with korea, japan, australia, the philippines. i am confident that the problem is logistics, which is why we had the global positioning network to create things like the corporation in the philippines. our units are small enough, mobile enough, and low signature enough to get to their strategic locations, to do counter recon and recon to strike and enhance joint tell chains. then the challenge is sustaining that. but people will often think you will never be able to sustain those forces. the only thing harder then sustaining yourself inside is fighting your way back in. i will take the first problem and solve that, which i am doing through air surface and potentially service delivery, throughout it manufacturing and 3d printing. we are ready to go if you ask general journey. you would find that that first one is number three. it is initial operation capable now. they have been used in major exercises. the 12th marine to her regimen will be activated in a few days. they will stay in japan. that is a huge change. if you post to an a

that is according to an announcement following a visit by the philippine's president to vietnam. —— philippinesand let's look at how the markets are and we will start with hong kong and the hang seng index is down almost 2% in stocks opened sharply lower as investors turn their focus to the previous —— evergrand and —— ever grand and its possible impact on the country's economy. impact on the country's economy-— impact on the country's econom . ., ,, economy. -- evergrande. us stocks rose _ economy. -- evergrande. us stocks rose with _ economy. -- evergrande. us stocks rose with both - economy. -- evergrande. us stocks rose with both the - economy. -- evergrande. us| stocks rose with both the dow and s&p 500 ending at record highs to giggle the heavy newsweek that includes technology earnings and a federal reserve interest rate decision which will be bringing you more tomorrow. bye for now. vmcsovsk: bbc news, - bringing you different stories from across the uk. reunited once again. theodore and his dad meeting in lviv. in the summer theodore's school friends did a camping out fundraiser to pay

and our sense and germany's foreign minister hits out at china on a trip to the philippines, atlanta, barebones, here's the spacing of risky maneuvers in the south china sea and richard international law, the clare richardson, welcome the international court of justice and the hague. has begun. harry accusations of genocide brought against israel by south africa and the case itself could take years. but today, south africa has been asking the court to order is relative, immediately hold its military operations in gaza. hearings this week, we'll focus on that request for emergency measures to me and pose much sooner. south africa has long support of the palestinians linking their struggle to its own history of fighting apartheid to israel for its part has a strongly denied the claims calling the accusations baseless. israel's hayes is doing all that can to avoid civilian casualties in gaza as it responds to how much this terrorist attack last october. but south africa alleges, not only is this on true, but the israel's campaign is targeting kind of simians with the aim of wiping them o

booked a flight back to the bay area for december fifth on philippine air. known as pal. but when she disclosed her copd or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease on a medical form, the airline did not allow her to fly unless she had a portable oxygen machine and then suddenly, of course, now we learn it's $3,100 to get the portable oxygen oxygen concentrator. so vida made doctor's appointments to prove she was healthy enough to fly. here's a note from a doctor in palawan, which clearly indicates she is fit to travel. and there is no need for oxygen support. here's another letter from a doctor in pittsburgh who called it unbelievable. the airline wouldn't permit her to fly, but even then, no go believe the doctors, she said she's good to fly. >> she's good to fly. >> the airline issued jovita a travel credit instead, which still didn't solve how jovito would get back to the bay area if pal still required her to bring an oxygen tank on board. >> yeah, just couldn't afford it when our inquiries to philippine air did not yield results, we contacted congressman m

you know, it's not that there's no future philippines, but for me, i want to expand all. and i believe that when i'm exploring, i will achieve something. that's what got me thinking about going to going about how know how i left him so much. i don't wanna lose my grandson and angela immigration to see me in our society as a way to escape what they call the hell and the wrong food. i mentioned to him and after the i and many of the young people think this is roy county who announcement additional energy. oh, then go to another country and she why would that be good in the field? that one day i will convince her to leave the country to achieve what she to use of sheen and she will acknowledge that i'm writing on the island. so i see myself staying in this country and they have to accept the venue or you know, coming margins you think so, which is these are really fighting for some how motivation is to earn something else. so supportive so, so for hours and so forth, it goes abroad, who might not have anyone there for him? and so think what happened. thought would take the l

she has been stuck in the philippines trying to get back to the bay area, but couldn't fly because of an airline policy. until now, it took days of emails and phone calls back and forth, including with our own reporter. but tonight we saw a long awaited embrace in the international terminal at sfo. >> yeah, really, this is a long time coming. abc seven news anchor dion lim was there for an emotional reunion. you'll see only on seven. sierra and the thing. >> the anxiousness. >> it doesn't feel like it'll be real until like, oh, she's that's her. >> and anticipate felt by moses domingo as he waited for philippine airlines flight 104 at sfo tuesday night, has been building for nearly two months. >> it's still surreal, you know, it's just so surreal. his 86 year old mother, julia, is finally home after being stuck in the philippines because of an airline policy. >> i'm so happy i thought they will just die there. earlier this month, we shared with abc seven news viewers how jovito was unable to return to the bay area after visiting family last fall. >> she's upset. she's she cries someti

she has been stuck in the philippines trying to get back to the bay area, but couldn't fly because ofairline policy. until now, it took days of emails and phone calls back and forth, including with our own reporter. but tonight we saw a long awaited embrace in the international terminal at sfo. >> yeah, really, this is a long time coming. abc seven news anchor dion lim was there for an emotional reunion. you'll see only on seven. sierra and the thing. >> the anxiousness. >> it doesn't feel like it'll be real until like, oh, she's that's her. >> and anticipate felt by moses domingo as he waited for philippine airlines flight 104 at sfo tuesday night, has been building for nearly two months. >> it's still surreal, you know, it's just so surreal. his 86 year old mother, julia, is finally home after being stuck in the philippines because of an airline policy. >> i'm so happy i thought they will just die there. earlier this month, we shared with abc seven news viewers how jovito was unable to return to the bay area after visiting family last fall. >> she's upset. she's she cries sometimes

ringback the 1898 of the united states won the war against spain and gain control of the philippines. the people of the philippines held that the americans would help over throw spanish rule and a grand independence through the country. but the united states was by no means willing to give freedom to the philippines and saw as just another colony. 1999. the filipinos began armed resistance to the new occupying american troops were barely able to occupy the territory of the philippine republic. but that patriot started a desperate villarille of war. washington was forced to sit in new reinforcements and triple the number of its troops on the islands. the us army suffered heavy losses. the americans took 8 out of the population, general jacob smith, in revenge for the gorilla attack on the garrison in the city of bile on d guess ordered to kill everyone over 10 years old. the monstrous gulf of terror, according to the most conservative estimates, led to the death of about 200000 filipinos. the americans managed to suppress the gorilla as only 14 years after the beginning of the war. but

booked a flight back to the bay area for december 5th on philippine air, also known as pal.hen she disclosed her copd or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease on a medical form, the airline did not allow her to fly unless she had a portable oxygen machine. >> and then suddenly, of course, now we learn it's $3,100 to get the portable oxygen oxygen concentrator. >> so jovita made doctor's appointments to prove she was healthy enough to fly. here's a note from a doctor in palawan, which clearly indicates she is fit to travel. and there is no need for oxygen support. here's another letter from a doctor in pittsburgh who called it unbelievable. the airline wouldn't permit her to fly, but even then, no go believe the doctors, she said. >> she's good to fly. she's good to fly. >> the airline issued jovita a travel credit instead, which still didn't solve how jovito would get back to the bay area if pal still required her to bring an oxygen tank on board. >> yeah, just she couldn't afford it. >> when our inquiries to philippine air did not yield results, we contacted congressman mar

in manila, philippine president printing, and marcus junior was among the cheering fans. by the way, what was the rest of the crowd in george hours of traffic jams to reach the concert? marcus flew in on the presidential helicopter itself is said, it was necessary for security. but critics say it was just another example of marcus's tone, deaf governing style. but the thing is, to use the filipinos boxes on watching and causing the beans and of the say, the incident gave marcus critics something to focus on the salad. and if there's one thing the marxist have long been accused of, it's their use of state funds for personal benefit. critics say the use of government's healthy. copper is in line with the president's upbringing. people off julia's father's 20 years in office. presidency often described as one of the most corrupt in the world. and yet as recently as december.

after the decades of the dramatic ordeal, the philippines was finally able to achieve independence. the they would seem israel's war on god, so it is changing everything. not least of all the west claim tomorrow. leadership in the world, the so called rules based order has been shown to be a complete fraud. when there is a leadership vacuum, others will fill in the breaking news as our hero, and i'll see international russian ministry transport aircraft crashes in the boulder. all region is car in 65 ukrainian prisoners of war. we understand that everyone on board such as being killed. let's return the fuel to the us congress and german boone dis dock, so that the deputies can finally realize where they're funded and how i made reports. the plane was owned by you planning and resolved. rupture says it'll take the case to the us congress and german book to stop the balance, play and makes headlines. ukrainian media outlets finest reported on phoebus roll in the crash report. quickly, all of a sudden dropping any references to ukraine's at 12 the.

here, conducting joined to patrol of last year until present japan and the philippines will soon begin tools on access to each other's military bases with the philippines last year, crunching the us success to for more of them in. so i want, this is one response to increased chinese intimidation. the super easy a domestic, he may train the jets used to prepare the next generation of points apply that like junk kite. he graduated from the us air force academy before turning to taiwan. we're still, we're learning from us and try to be stronger. so i'm not worried about you know, the war floor of the fight from our opponents. but we, we will start the flight fight actively. but we are trying to be 100 percent ready if there is possible for end of this time and use that for space. washington support is plain to see evolving front disability and age are opposing big questions about whether that so no. and this the scope of the challenge posed by adversaries of the us might needed satellite as an agent to form a collective security pack. similar to name. because now, nothing blank nato exist

um, let's take a look at life full struggles to compete with basketball in the philippines. that's coming up in support with pizza. the business latest a sponsored by intellect, global, your real estate destination in due by the business latest these things that bind him to like global your real estate. destination in dubai. the, [000:00:00;00] the real kit transporting the 1st us luna alonda in only decades, is experiencing technical problems as it makes its way to the moon. a 543. we have ignition accompanying volt and the mason says the cross carry mulanda is having trouble pointing its solar panels to the sun. the um crew target admission is designed to make the 1st us landing on the moon since the apollo mission in 1972. if it is successful, it will be the firstly the landing carried out by private company. and even thompson is a contributor at space dot com. she says the mission could help scientists on future missions to mars. i'm build. there are several payloads on board including 5 from nasa. so the hope is that more entities like universities and scientists can be

we looked at why simple struggles to compete with basketball in the philippines. that story coming up with demonstrations, right? the the book about k don't like from a boeing 737 next sat across that blew out to me. that on friday has been found in the state of oregon. there what was injured in the incident which left the launch hole in the sides of the i across but the investigation has revealed. pilots had warned the safety of that stays before the blow out. actual damage ripples the days of the part of a door blew out of a boeing airliner. investigators make a discovery. i'm excited to announce that we found that the door plug. this picture prompted a local teacher to reach out after he found the aircraft. some music part in his garden, and it's considered crucial to discovering why this happened in mid flight. the we are the pressure eyes that we really the return back to. we have the drum on fold it on friday after alaska airlines flight to $1280.00 to suffer to blow off after taking golf from the city of portland in oregon and external door pluck which blew

the philippines fighting a possible rate cut. vietnam coming up with inflation too. it is a risk on suffice it to say, and we were looking at a low oil counters are leading at one specific sector seeing gains on the back of this pop in oil prices. yvonne: we did not know what to lead with this morning. it could be a multiple things, whether it was the middle east engines, the china efforts to rescue the stock market and the evergrande story coming up. it is a fluid situation. rishaad: not so grand. yvonne: there are more details coming out at this hearing. rishaad: they are going to have this new plan to split into class a and c. they have a new terms sheet expected by march and they are looking at a new restructuring plan for january. let's talk about whatever looking at this week. looking at the china story as well with the banding of short-term -- banning of short-term. and we have got the fed. yvonne: a band-aid more than a rescue. david: to the china economy point, tomorrow we have pmi numbers coming out and we are looking at contraction. 10 of earnings, we get

we looked at why football struggles to compete with basketball in the philippines. so coming up with the business latest is sponsored by intellect, global, your real estate destination, and due by the business, latest expenses by him to like global your real estate destination in due by the, the book about tech support history of a case of how it looks like because it will have decided on the next coach door about virginia is that to be 9 to the new man in charge of the national side door about has resigned his credit to south palo. i'm said this was the realization of a personal dream. he was reportedly the preferred choice of the country's football confederation after they failed to recruit call i want to see if you chose to extend his contract as well. madrid sort of, i will take over with brazil struggling in 2026 world cup qualifying, having lost the 3 of the 6 games the present in atlanta. so then go to the corporate level to doris tyson in 2022 before joining. so i'll probably, of the country has also been paying its last respects to a legend of brazilian foo

okay, turning attention on the program to the philippines, what a war of words is heating off between the presidents of his unspoken predecessor, former leader, rodrigo, detect a how's accused the incumbent for them, the effort and the marcus, excuse me, a plotting to amend the constitution in order to lift the term limits of state and power and definitely the church. i also found to be president a drug addict. marcus was quick to dismiss that allegation. my also was funding and tied. the dispute is somewhat complicated by the fact that mr. church, his daughter sarah, is a political ally of marcus. in fact, she says, current vice president, the ex liter supporters of also being riled by a report admission from the international criminal court to prove the mass killings of suspected drug dealers during his presidency, which ended in 2022. we discussed the latest row with rodrigo to charge these former presidential supports person harvey. ok. so unfortunately, the president is acknowledging the philippines to be that cheap architect off foreign policy now. so when the people elected him

i mean the philippines is obviously participated in ministry exercises with the us. and i want to ask you, what in your opinion faucet has to go with this? is it to go to china? is it to frighten china? is it just the flex? uh that muscles. what does it yeah, nobody in there a healthy mind. i guess dealt with one another. a war an in the world. yeah. but of course, last august of 2022. and then the policy is such a high ranking. yes. well visual, uh 50 did pay in such a unprecedented uh action. yeah. i think, yeah it's, it's not on the be trading. what they are almost like the only thing as one title policy here, but also a propagation to a real effort for uh, piecing the reason that currently is still on discussions. and we are upheld into a more pause and discussions rather than uh, escalations that really unnecessary for everybody. uh and secondly, i mean, this is a clear, uh, the part, the, uh, the, uh, the people of the taiwanese themselves that will, uh, software the most, uh, uh, if there are escalations. uh, not only in the island but also uh in the region. u

and she says, so she's very glad that she has the philippines, amongst other countries in this region that are trying to push for everybody to adhere to those international laws that she says. it's something where small countries have to pull together because it's their only tons of a survival. and, you know, just very briefly, is there any chance china will take heed of her warnings? you think of the way it took about an hour for the chinese to reply to bedbugs. quite outspoken statements and they said that no country that is not in this region has any right to interfere. so that was to be expected and it came in a hasn't in manila for us. thank you so much for your reporting. it goes to argentina now where the new president javier malay has backed down on his election promised to replace the pay stub with the dollar in an attempt to revive the struggling economy. and despite this new turn and run away inflation, opinion polls a show strong public support formulae. this market was founded in point of iris in 1889, a year before one of the many economic crises in argentine as history.

this nightmare can be over relatively soon to the philippines. now what a war was, is hasting up between the presidents on his outspoken pre to assess them. formerly the rodriguez has a, has accused the income, but the ferdinand small costs of floating to amend the constitution. in order to lift the time limits and stay empowered indefinitely. this was a, it was a brand of the presidents, a drug addicts as well cause was quick to dismiss that allegation was also responding in kind. the dispute is somewhat complicated by the fact that mister, this, what i tell his daughter, sarah, is a political ally of mol, cause and these, his current vice president vs need of support is of also being wildfire report admission from the international criminal quote. to pro the mass killings of suspected drug dealers during his presidency, which ended in 2022. we discussed the lights as well with what do we get to touch base for my presidential spokes pass and how it broke. or unfortunately, the president is acknowledging the philippines to be that cheap architect

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although the economy in the philippines after the corona swamp is up and running again. there is still too few jobs for the ever growing population. millions of filipinos, therefore choose to work abroad. however, this isn't a bite to cheating your dream, like paul is thinking it's about taking care of your family. because most filipinos have no pension or social security. there are many opportunities overseas by the i'm sorry, much can happen when you leave home. couple of vaguely. i'm looking forward to it. yeah. but that's why my friends and i always talk about it. what are the, who would be your best friend? still your i am the oh no, i understand the invoice cuz i know i think much more than that. i think things out to people the, the base a broad. so do you remember the name of the beginning data about there's no answer . so as far as the philippines government go down and all of the narrow minded people here, especially with the generation of that and everything about yeah, and they're still, there is something that is more something to be. those are ready to talk

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