. ♪ famed copacabana in rio de janeiro. rio de janeiro with its samba rhythm. e ] rio de janeiro. in all of the world, surely no more inviting and hospitable harbor. in north and south america alike, there are many monuments to christopher columbus. but here on a caribbean island in the dominican republic is the legendary resting place of the discoverer of this new world. this new world, so strikingly modern in so much of the architecture, wherever you go. the first prize of the spanish conquistadores was the pearl of the antilles. the cuba of today. bright and intriguing. ♪ ♪ ♪ columbus dreamed of the gold in mexico. but the discoverer of this new world never reached the fabulous mile-high island in the sky that is mexico city. many other remains of the civilization his followers found there. the civilization of the aztecs, the rivals, the incas of peru. here are pyramids rivaling those of ancient egypt and archaeological puzzles. some of the dances are preserved to this day, re-enacted on special occasions. ♪ the basic rhythms echo elsewhere around the world.

monika has more from rio de janeiro. c it's tea time in this slum in rio de janeiro. c c baker sounds his horn to announce fresh buns for sale, but they cost 50 percent more than in january. prices in general have become absurdly expensive since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic unemployment is at a 14 percent record high. and many here are surviving on the government emergency aid, which will only last until the end of the year. for brazil, s'pore the future looks bleak. but investors are also worried. the country is no longer part of the world's top 10 economies. brazilians used to boast the 9th largest g.d.p. . now they rank 12 on the list, according to a report based on data from the international monetary fund. brazil's productivity has been declining, sees 2015, with the pandemic, the economy will shrink an additional 5 percent. besides that political uncertainty has helped devalue the brazilian reale, making it one of the world's most worst performing currencies. this year. a weak currency favors exports, but the silver lining is that double edged sword

rio de janeiro. funny, china has launched a mission to the moon to bring back the lunar rocks the 1st such attempt by any nation in more than 40 years. there's an unmanned spacecraft blasting off from the wind chime center in southern china, beijing spending billions of dollars on its military space program. it hopes to launch a manned mission to the moon before the year 2030. beijing years to train you with more on china's space ambitions for the goal of this rover is to land on the moon. explore a bit that region and to pick up one to 2 kilograms of lunar rocks to take back to china for tonnage to better understand the moon's surface. now, what's different about this mission compared to say, previous missions to pick up samples by the russians? is that the way it's coming back is a bit more complex. it's not coming directly back to, it's going to go back up, go into a nother module and then be transferred again to another capsule before returning to earth. and the reason is that china is testing ou

of al-jazeera, rio de janeiro. china has launched a mission to the moon to bring back lunar rocks 1st attempt by any nation in more than 40 years. if there was a manned spacecraft blasted off from the wenchang center in southern china, edging spending billions of dollars on its military run space program. well, some communities have been given a break by this pandemic. nugent's people on thailand's lobbyists island, for example, have seen fish stocks return. and the sounds of nearby construction silenced thanks to the lack of foreign tourists. but with the prospect to visit is returning. people are once again worried about the possibility of being kicked off their ancestral lands and supporters from all in the blue waters of the andaman sea. some chung uses a harpoon to catch fish, including lobster and other shellfish. from the charlie, people have lived off the bounty of the seas for hundreds of years since migrating from what are now malaysia and indonesia. they are known as the sea gypsies, the people of the se

environmentalist sim brazil who found an unlikely ally in their quest to slow deforestation around rio de janeiro the coronavirus pandemic has provided an unexpected help to sustainable agriculture want to experience. rio de janeiro a city surrounded by mountains of lush vegetation which is rapidly disappearing sprawling slums have been devouring the forest for decades they're still growing invading protected areas like this one. but now environmentalists like donna some dos have founded the coronavirus an unlikely ally to fight deforestation and. when the pin demick began and the started knocking on her neighbors doors to distribute organic vegetables along with seeds sprouts and instructions on how to grow them for. the idea was to convince people to build less and turn to mother nature at a time when the economy had shut down and 10000000 brazilians were going hungry for the hook up the. idea. of the nature of the pandemic helped an approve her point when she moved cheerily u.g. had dreams of a bigger house but coated 19 left her husband unemployed with the family discovered that nature could

. >> reporter: this city is of 160,000, about an hour's drive outside rio de janeiro. are everywhere, promoting a digital form of money that is exclusive to the city. electronic currency named mumbuca that can be used with this card is helping to support the economy in this city. the currency can be spent using a debit card or smartphone. it's given to about 25% of residents, mainly those in low-income households. mumbuca started in 2013 as a form of social serity. as the pandemic brought more hardship to households, the provision went up to roughly $60 per person, per month. 36-year-old vienna is raising three children. earnings from her work as a m manicurist have dropped sharply, and she no longer has any regular income. her family's monthly mumbuca benefit is equivalent to about $200. the money is spent not only on food and other basics but also on some essential items for the children. >> translator: my children want nice clothes. i am able to buy them using mumbuca. >> reporter: mumbuca has also helped keep people in the city employed, including at this supermart

monica in a cab now joins us live from rio de janeiro. monica given that paulson are as popularity, has been slipping. just how confident is, is the feeling right now? well, up. the fact is both a model does not have a party. you had one when you ran for president. he left the party because he fought with the other leaders and he was unable to form his own political party. so he stands alone and basically he is. so from a man, a politician, which was so many candidates of that time were like that in 2018. what we're seeing now in these elections is a sort of a comeback to traditional politics. names of politicians that are known, not just people that have just come out saying i'm against all sorts of politics. i'm a new kind of politician. i have a direct contact with the people. this is changing and most a model is supporting some candidates in major cities. but they are not doing too well, like the major here in rio de janeiro in some balls in bellowed his own chief, and also in his sci fi. having said that, it does not mean that this w

their quest to slow deforestation around rio de janiero the coronavirus pandemic has provided unexpected help to sustainable agriculture want to explain. rio de janeiro a city surrounded by mountains of washed they're just taishan which is rapidly disappearing sprawling slums have been devouring the forest for decades they're still growing invading protected areas like this one. but now environmentalists like anna some dos have founded the coronavirus an unlikely ally to fight deforestation and. when the pin demick began and the started knocking on her neighbor's doors to distribute organic vegetables along with seeds sprouts and instructions on how to grow them for. the idea was to convince people to build less and turned to mother nature at a time when the economy had shut down and $10000000.00 brazilians were going hungry . the hooked up to the. idea. of the nature of the pandemic helped anup prove her point when she moved cheerily u.g. had dreams of a bigger house but covert 19 left her husband unemployed with the family discovered that nature could feed them if only they'd let it live give me her eyes buying food for everyone costs us at least 1

monica and i give all just sirrah rio de janeiro. now. you fire central bank of about one day the next day. your son in law steps down as finance, but his investors held their breath as turkey's president ended, what appears to be his unconventional economic policy. you see, interest rates have been held as low as possible in the hope that it would revive the turkish economy when your currency sinks more than 30 percent in a year. at inflation saws you need to increase interest rates, the central bank has spent a staggering $100000000000.00 trying to prop up the currency. but what's driven other want a more conventional economic policies may have more to do with the u.s. election. joe biden's victory could mean turkey's hit with sanctions for its purchase of a russian missile system, something the president trump was unwilling to push. right, let's get down to the nitty gritty here and name as lamb is the chief market analyst of eva trade. he joins us now via skype from london, so fast the central bank governor was fired then early on, so

after united states, meineke, an arche have all just sirrah rio de janeiro. this is out there, and these are the top stories. u.s. president elect joe biden has named his white house chief of staff despite don't trump's refusal to concede and allow a transfer of power. ron klain is one of biden's vice trusted campaign advisers. alan fischer has more from washington. d.c. claim will run a very tight ship. it's expected in the white house. he's very good upon only of mutually identifying what the key.

of all jazeera rio de janeiro. reporters without borders has cautiously welcomes a decision by egypt's to release 5 journalists from prison. but says much more needs to be done. only 2 of them have actually been let go, and dozens remain in prison. last month, a group of american and european politicians called on president of sisi to release activists, lawyers, journalists, and prisoners of conscience. one of those journalists is al jazeera is mahmoud hussein. he's now been held in an egyptian prison for more than $1400.00 days without charge or trial. his detention is in violation of both egyptian and international law. and how long he's in it with the headlines here on al-jazeera. at least 3 rockets being fired at eritrea's capital in a major escalation of the conflicts in northern ethiopia. earlier an official in ethiopia's to grey region threatens eritrea.

'd it's tea time in this slum in rio de janeiro. c c baker sounds his horn to announce fresh buns for sale, but they cost 50 percent more than in january. prices in general have become absurdly expensive since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic unemployment is at a 14 percent record high. and many here are surviving on the government emergency aid, which will only last until the end of the year. for brazil, s'pore the future looks bleak. but investors are also worried. the country is no longer part of the world's top 10 economies. brazilians used to boast the 9th largest g.d.p. . now they ranked 12 on the list. according to a report based on data from the international monetary fund, brazil's productivity has been declining, sees 2015, with the pandemic, the economy will shrink an additional 5 percent. besides that political uncertainty has helped the body, the brazilian reale, make it one of the world's most worst performing currencies. a weak currency favors exports, but the silver lining is that double edged sword. with le

rio de janeiro. now, officials are retrieving the bodies of dozens of people.killed by the army has given some distraught families hope they could find out what's happened to their missing relatives. the military says soldiers carried out at least 50 extrajudicial killings in the northwest of the country. p.s.u. reports now from bogota forensic experts from colombia's earthing mass graves near the northwest town of the army. officers have testified that at least 50 people killed by soldiers and falsely presented as rebel fighters to boost up the sticks are buried. here already $54.00 bodies have been recovered, but only 4 identified the burials tonight for more than 2 decades. after one of the darkest chapters of the country's civil conflict. that disappeared in 1997 until today 2020. that means that we look for him for 23 years . family members lining up to give blood samples to help identify the dead through d.n.a. matching or still looking for 3 of manuel's children. perhaps will find one of the bodies to find out where they are. one thing is to know where t

want to hear reports now from rio de janeiro. first there was the murder of my handphone, the day after the brazilian city council shutdown, really does. she need to use a gun, high profile, murder, thousands of resumes, black community, then drop floyd's death in the united states. last me, me, she, black wives matter protests worldwide. to similar but separate events that have helped inspire a new generation of blacks, 20 brazilian politics and shape their own destiny. then a social be seen on sunday's municipal elections or than half of the candidates are people have color numbering whites for the 1st time in history. 40 year old age a madam said he was born and raised here in village community, one of real favelas or slums. a long time activist, she helped found the favela front, a political movement for blacks from poor neighborhoods. now she's running for city council. don't want to say be kept like, women are extremely active in poor communities, but to make a real difference, you have to be in power. you have to hold a pe

response to the killing of sparked a wave of demonstrations and want to you not have reports from rio de janeiro. they were king shortly before lunch time, lock the gates and keep protesters out. one by 13 carrefour supermarkets in rio de janeiro closed to do orders. the stores were heavily guarded, but crowds outside promised the siege would be mom. today, tomorrow and the day after we will continue to show up at their stores and show them that we will not tolerate racism. the protests began last thursday, after a black man was dragged out of a care for supermarket in the city of the naked in the south of brazil, he was beaten to death by 2 might security guards. a new video shows the moment you will bear to see the referee was pleading for his life. i'm dying, he said great, this death is being compared to george floyd's in the united states. protesters accused carrefour of murder, but they also blame the government for not acknowledging and finding racism in this protest. not only about the death of one man out of 10 killed by the police, the brazilian vice president, a mill to morrow, said t

there's no shortage of healthy food in this bustling street market in rio de janeiro a covert 1000 pandemic may have crippled brazil's economy but it still produces enough to feed one 6th of the earth's population something president some model made a point of reminding world leaders at this year's u.n. general assembly. up is that despite the international crisis brazil's agricultural production never stops and we produce enough to feed 1000000000 people. yet more than $10000000.00 brazilians experience of their food insecurity according to government data just released by the brazilian institute of job or fee and statistics and that was before the coronavirus pandemic now the situation is worse families to live in poverty has always been a problem in brazil but the poor were invisible the pandemic is showing how goes truth ace on the cloud used to organize tourism events in austria she returned to brazil for a short visit but ended up staying to work as a volunteer in a soup kitchen most of these people in this line lost their jobs to the recession and the pandemic like bala mutambara who

only going to cafes in rio de janiero, she explains which candidates are more likely to secure the post of mare in the 2 most populous municipalities. here in rio de janeiro like more than half of the votes have already been counted. and the candidate, the opposition candidate, which is it out of the guys who was already mayor of rio when real was at its, at its best during the olympic games. when it was, you know, a thriving city. well, he's back and to sell ok. develop in that been jellicoe bishop, supported by both the nado where it looks as if he is definitely going to loops. and one of the, one of the reasons could be also the pandemic played also, i think an important part here in rio de janeiro and the other city that people are looking at is some ball of the 2 candidates that are just that are fighting to be mayor, none of none of them have been supported by both some out of his candidate didn't even make the runoff. pro-democracy activists say shots have been fired by security forces during the latest protests in the capital. minsk have been no immediate reports of injury, thousands right in the cities residential areas. continuing their months l

weeks because of the pandemic that has killed more than 165000, brazil, marianna chavez, and rio de janeiro with more. so a model does not have a party. you had one when you ran for president. he left that party because he fought with the other leaders and he was unable to form his own political party. so he stands alone and basically he is self-made, man and politician, which was many candidates of that kind were like that in 2018. what we're seeing now in these elections is a sort of a comeback to traditional politics. names of politicians that are known, not just people that have just come up saying i'm against all sorts of politics. i'm a new kind of politician. i have a direct contact with the people. this is changing and both. so not only is supporting some kind of, it's in major cities, but they are not doing too well, like the major here in rio de janeiro in some ball, in belo design chief, and also in his sci fi. having said that, it does not mean that this will determine both those how people will see bill, so i'm not 0 in 2 years time. there's a lot of time before now and the nex

all right, now votes are being counted in brazil's municipal elections, rio de janeiro's man, an ally of the far right president i have also now is projected to lose has been for reelection. on the largest city, sao paolo, the center right man has held off a challenge from a leftist candidate than our correspondent monica yanik have joins us now live from rio, monica, can you talk us through these projected results? it does seem that the mehran real has become deeply unpopular. yes, exactly. we had the mayor in in rio is it's really a popular. he's never been jellicoe bishop. he doesn't like carnival, but mostly the health care system in the city. the transport system in the city, all these things aren't working and we are in the middle of a pandemic, which we haven't even gotten through the 1st wave and were already living a spike. and so he was already defeated. it's already the election results have come out. he has been defeated by it, by who was not supported by president, but who has already been a mayor in the past of rio de janeiro. and in some of the, in cuban mayor who did n

let's go live to monaco yet to care for in that rio de janeiro. so the voting has ended you who seems to have done well well, here in rio de janeiro like more than half of the votes have already been counted. and the candid to the opposition candidate, which is it out of the guys who was already mayor of rio when real was at its, at its best during the olympic games when it was, you know, a thriving city. well, he's, he's back and said look at a valid course in that then jellicoe will be shoved, supported by bulls on the way. it looks as if he's definitely going to loose. and one of the, one of the reasons could be also the pandemic played also, i think an important part here in rio de janeiro and the other city that people are looking at is some fall of the 2 candidates that are just that are fighting to be mayor, none of none of them have been supported by both son. his candidate didn't even make the runoff. tell me, you mentioned the creative are spent. i mean, how big an impact has it had on this election? well, both in rio and sao paulo, they

environmentalists in brazil have found an unlikely ally in their quest to snow deforestation around rio de janeiro the coronavirus pandemic has provided an unexpected boost to sustainable agriculture monica and ikea explains. rio de janeiro a city surrounded by mountains of lush they're just taishan which is rapidly disappearing sprawling slums have been devouring the forest for decades they're still growing invading protected areas like this one. but now environmentalists like donna some dos have founded the coronavirus an unlikely ally to fight deforestation and. when the pin demick began and started knocking on her neighbors doors to distribute organic vegetables along with seeds sprouts and instructions on how to grow them for. the idea was to convince people to build less and turn to mother nature at a time when the economy had shut down and 10000000 brazilians were going hungry. to hook up the. idea. of the nature of the pandemic helped anup prove her point when she moved cheerily u.g. had dreams of a bigger house but coated 19 left her husband unemployed with the family discovered that natu

flavio balsa naro of illegally taking money out of stats salaries as he was a state politician in rio de janeiro also denied any wrongdoing. those of course where the headlines of the back and more news inhofe i hear all al-jazeera to stay with us you find a lot in america is next. viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmakers around the globe. and it was such. that. it is the edge of the pressure that is on my head since she makes 5 we used to but i just don't buy it. the big bump in the business is nobody's issue page this is. the. only way we make i feel so. good for mean is that this was good of the many fadia this was the big what i want to say but i will build. my own able this was for me just you want to put a selfish post that i don't like that the way that the system. believes. this is. because you don't have to disagree with the city's people to suggest that we should put our disposal that they must. all the money to pay them to know when they want to sell the why of the pages up until i get my pension the basic measurement. he or she must instrument is going to bu

still sounds like a long, hard, uphill battle money and i kept, i'll just sirrah, rio de janeiro. watching all desire of me still romney a reminder of our top stories. u.s. election officials have released a statement describing the presidential voters the most secure in u.s. history. and deny any form of fraud. donald trump has still refused to concede and claims without any evidence that rampant voter fraud stole victory from him. and fisher house more from washington d.c. . this is going to make happy reading for donald trump and me well to the pressure to him to concede the election. if not concede the election at the very least. acknowledge that joe biden was the winner, is the winner and perhaps drop some of the legal actions that he is staging throughout the country. just in the last hour of the trump campaign. as had another conference call for reporters, they see the are walking through their process. they are still gathering evidence and they still believe that in a number of these cases, they can convince the judge to throw out a number of these votes. meanwhile, donald

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when he and i have reports from rio de janeiro.when many americans were celebrating, joe biden's recent presidential victory, the presidents of the 2 largest latin american countries stood out by keeping silent mexico's and that is when my locus of i said it was a question of principle, which we did not want to meddle in america's internal politics in would rather wait until all legal disputes will result not in the most. we have no differences with democratic party candidate, joe biden. no problem with him. not resilient manner gave no explanation for his silence, but made it clear he holds a grudge against biden and was ready to challenge him if you need good on his environmental campaign promises. we've recently seen a chief of state candidate saying that if i don't put out the fires in the amazon, he will impose trade barriers against brazil. how can we confront this diplomacy is not enough. when we're done yelling, when it gunpowder, we don't have to use it, but i must know. we have a ambassador who be she who people who serve

monica out of here, of reports from rio de janeiro. we're decision, it was mayor bishop, my samak invalid was never a fan of the city's famous carnival. he was hoping the bible in brazil's president would guarantee israel action, winning over given jellicoe in conservative votes. but he was defeated by centrist, glad to find a hands on politician who promised to tackle rio's poor health care system. just as brazil is experiencing a spike in covert, 19 infections. i mean, we've got to help each side's primary here to bring about i mean some paolo brazil financial center also now disfavored candidates never made it to the 2nd round of the municipal elections held on sunday incumbent. mayor bloomberg covers also a centrist was reelected region to sell. paulo showed the leaves and democracy moderation and science. it was a veiled criticism of the way both so narrow has been downplaying in handling the couvade 900 pandemic. brazil has the world's 2nd largest coronavirus related death rate after the united states. some believe brazilians are

rio de janeiro.first, there was the murder of my foot on the day after the brazilian city council shut down. really does she nearly 2 years ago where a high profile murder, committed thousands of thanks to brazil's black community dendrite floyd's death in the united states. last me, me, she black wives matter protests worldwide to similar but separate events that have helped inspire a new generation of blacks, 20 brazilian politics and shape their own destiny. their in a social be seen on sunday's municipal elections. more than half of the candidates are people who have color numbering, whites for the 1st time in history. 40 year old age a madam said he was born and raised here in village community, one of real favelas or slums. a long time activist, she helped found the favela front, a political movement for blacks from poor neighborhoods. now she's running for city council. black women are extremely active in poor communities, but to make a real difference, you have to be in power. you have to hol

of al-jazeera, rio de janeiro. china has launched a mission to the moon to bring back luna rocks the 1st attempt by any nation to do more than 40 years. if it is that i only have a manned spacecraft blasted off from the wenchang space center in southern china. beijing is spending billions of dollars on its military one space program. it hopes to launch a manned mission to the moon. by 2036, let's go live to beijing al-jazeera ska training. you can tell us more how to shot a plan to bring back these rocks. how many of them is it going for what time is is hoping to bring back about one to 2 kilograms of the earth from this mission if it is successful. this mission, this spacecraft called chunk of 5, was launched early on tuesday morning, local time, about 430 for being sent in the trajectory of the moon and it's expected to land there in about 8 days. now. this is china's boldest lunar mission, yet it's quite complex. unlike the previous mission to gather samples from the moon, by russia in the 1970 s., this is takin

yannick who is live for us now in rio de janeiro. how much of a test is this?ot just for a president, both sonora, but also really for the political climate in the country. well, this is the 1st election that brazil has ever had in the middle of a pandemic. so there is that then there is the question that this election, traditional politicians are doing better than those politicians that came to power in 2018. saying we're not the typical politician or something different. you know, this is not politics as usual, this is something new. well, those are not doing very well. people have gone back to perhaps supporting more people they know and not expect many surprises. the polls have closed already, but we are expecting that there will be a 2nd round and that will be in november 29. it's interesting that you say we're likely to see the known populist figures do quite well closely because it is going to give some indication of where the country is headed . but how, how polarized is brazil because it does have his fair share of supporters as well. yes. he does both

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in this episode, a woman in the favelas of rio de janeiro shows us how to maximize every last bit ofocal produce while also generating income for the community, and in paris, urban dwellers and beekeepers are developing

the 1st person to die of covert 19 in rio de janeiro was a 63 year old to mess stickwork, or she caught it from her employer, a very wealthy woman who had been infected with the virus in europe and passed it on. there are many such stories, domestic workers that contract the virus and introduce it to their families and neighborhoods where it can cause devastation and a living at very close causes drives infection among people who have no way to protect themselves. there is still interaction between rich and poor households, which also spits the virus. the difference is that the rich seek medical treatment while the poor often don't all can't statistics show that the poor have been disproportionately hit by the pandemic. both regard to their health and their opportunity to earn a living. according to the gini index, south africa is the world's most unequal country. millions of daily breweries found no work at all for weeks on end during the lockdown. many others also lost their jobs, hungry and angry people took to the streets to protest with looking at years of calling our way back to w