a a mercedes cost 30 5% more in south america than the eu. would give all kinds of european manufacturers and newmarket to get it could create jobs. manufacturing is not strong in argentina, brazil, paraguay and uruguay. that opens opportunities for the eu. brazil expects the trade deal to generate up to 125 billion dollars over the next 15 years. america's search states would benefit by being able to export more agricultural goods to the eu. this is hard for eu nations with our large-scale agricultutul production like franance and ireland. they have already limited the amount of beef they can import to the eu. eu nations h have major enenvironmtal concerns s regardg agriculturural production in the region. that could scupper the deal. phil:phil: let's look at the other stories making n ns around the e world. russia h has the wororld's most- first floating nuclear power plant going across the arctic ocean. the vessel is being towed in russia's far east. environmentalists have criticized the plan is unsafe. thousands of people have marche in a

german cars could soon be sold judy free in south america a mercedes currently costs up to 35 percent more in the markets or states than in the e.u. the e.u. marcus or trade deal would give all kinds of european manufacturers a whole new market in south america which in turn could create jobs. manufacturing is not especially strong in argentina brazil paraguay and you are going to fourfold markets or members that opens up opportunities for the e.u. nonetheless brazil expects the trade deal to generate up to 125000000000 dollars in growth over the next 15 years marcos or states would benefit by being able to export more agricultural goods to the e.u. but this is problematic for even nations with large scale agricultural production such as france and ireland they have already succeeded in limiting the amount of beef markets or can import to the e.u. to $100000.00 tons a year as well e.u. nations still have major environmental concerns regarding agricultural production and biodiversity particularly in the amazon region that could yet scope of the trade deal. let's have a look now at some

leaders describe it as an international crisis and threaten to block a trade deal with south america ambassador president on our take firm action also on the program the french city of spirits draws demonstrations head of this weekend's g. 7 summit protesters will the leaders of the world's leading industrialized nations to step up the action against climate change. range refugees in fact the dasher afraid to return to me in ma i'm not no signs it will ever be safe to do so d w reports of a refugee camp retreat the 2 countries. taking steps to stop a silent extinction as africa's giraffe populations are to wendall by almost half its 30 years international convention the greeks ways to better protect these gentle just say. i'm phil gal welcome to the program. brazil's are right wing president jaya balls than ours facing growing pressure after several european union leaders described the wildfires burning out of control through swathes of the hours and forest as an international crisis a record number of fires have brought destruction to one of the world's largest ecosystems since pres

the money that flows up the pacific coast of south america is called the piru 0 callant get venturous german naturalist went to have a look in 89 to einstein tickets temperature. he was surprised to find it cooler then there were several around it. before he died it was given his name but he responded modestly. call the fishing boys from chile to piii to have known about the current for 300 years my only contribution was to be the 1st to have measure the temperature of the currents water as. our expedition retracing alexander from hamburg footsteps now takes us to peru and the current that bears his name. when i'm in the water i enter a new world it's a great privilege being able to observe things that so few other people can feel seeing and understanding how nature works underwater is spectacular it's an indescribable sensation. that is not going to. pass this is for the pacific ocean meets a seemingly endless desert. peru's coastal region is among the driest in the world while its cold ocean waters are among the most productive ecosystems the curb. and it flows along the western coa

as the cool masses of water flow up from there and arctic and north along south america they bring a large quantities of oxygen with them. but that one area. one of the most important features of the cold currents is that they generate an extremely rich ecosystem in the region here we find extraordinary high concentrations of marine life that are typical for these waters compared with other latitudes these waters boast of a far higher degree of biodiversity which makes them very important. that we know they've got a phone going. through sloan bastar works for peru's him are paid marine institute. here in their product goes national reserve he examines the influence of them bold current on plant and animal life divers need to don think with suits to go exploring underwater here and his work is not made easier by the strong current. the upwelling zones in their own boat current bring an abundance of nutrients to the surface in the process supplying food for fish and marine mammals the current is an ideal environment for algae. farm about a bit off for most of the algae growing in this

we will go to south america now.urrently ravaging the amazon rainforest in brazil have prompted the leaders of france and ireland to declare they won't support a major eu trade deal with south america — unless brazil does more to bring the situation under control. campaigners have blamed the environmental policies of brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, for the spread of the fires, which are threatening a major source of the world's oxygen. the fires are scattered widely across the amazon, most notably in the north of brazil. they're the most intense in the region for almost a decade. the issue is due to be discussed at the g7 summit in france this weekend — but the brazilian president has criticised foreign governments for interfering. here's our diplomatic correspondent james robbins. the fires in the amazon forest continue to rage. and as more and more trees are lost, the threat to this great carbon capturing region of the world grows. reports suggest there may be 2500 separate fires in the brazilian amazon. farmer

and north america come he said europe -- america, he said europe. i have been to south boston. i am 60. i do not feel safe there -- i am 68. i do not feel safe there. host: i am -- i assume she is talking about illegal immigration from places besides central america and mexico? guest: 80% come from central america, south america, the caribbean, more than 80%. several hundred thousand from asiae, africa, china, east but the majority are from our hemisphere. that is because it is easy to come here from the western hemisphere been from elsewhere. one of the main checks from illegal immigration is not allowing a visa for them to fly here. that means that mexicans and central americans and people from the caribbean and south america have another option which is walking across the board are. a french illegal immigrant cannot walk your, they have to go to the visa waiver program or get a visa and very few want to become illegal immigrants or immigrate here because europe is developed with a high income and the economic benefits of doing so is fairly small. a mexican who comes

what is even though i love germany's winter culture i also miss south america's sun the relaxed spirit the warmth it was always a challenge for me to transmit south american sunny warmth to germany zone to give me and. and now i can say that i bring many people together here through this mess ok. it mentions a. salad embassy a piece of sunny latin america in the heart of berlin. and if you are interested in learning the stories of other entrepreneurs in our series then just head to our website and finally we were out of the show on a call an area with an exclusive group of food lovers known as the shanda. the world's oldest gourmet club it was originally only open to men but now women make up a large portion of the membership while we want to find out more about what these call an airy connoisseurs do when they get together so we attended a regional meeting in the principality stein. the continued election they're hard to sell is an international gastronomical society. new members are sworn in at a ceremony with rituals which date back to the middle ages. good in the castle and liechte

ok so when you say the americas not just south america but north america as well as what's going to be affected by this you're missing the criminality involved i'd like to get back on to that both so narrow has been loosening the protections environmental protections for the amazon is there a connection between the loosening of the protections and this organized crime you were mentioning for example in the deforestation you know. he's loosening and vironment the laws he's he's undermining indigenous rights and indigenous people have been the one fighting against clearing of that. so it's quite clear he's promoting organized crimes for us clearing. and right now in europe this type. of dismantling of environmental noise and undermining of indigenous rights we have a trade there was muck with all countries to promote trade so what you think you know. right now you can do business. because. face but we should respect that. he is this munching these environmental laws and signing a trade agreement. to soar you trade deal was was hailed as you know as a major breakthrough and a huge success

peru south america a country rich with natural treasures. tucked away in the country southeast lies my new national park it's considered one of the most biodiverse areas in the world. exists. just the simplest it's like the world's super treasure chest and that of course is a huge motivation to protect this park he's empowered to chanson. but even this largely inaccessible region is at risk in maneuvering protected from dangers like walking. or the lost for cold. it's morning in southeastern peru beyond the n.d.s. in the amazonian lovins. during the dry season macaws and smaller parrots from the area gather on these claybanks. they come in search of salts and minerals which are scarce in the rainforest. spectacles like the indicate where nature is still intact. but conservation is about so much more than exotic beauty. worldwide intact ecosystems are vital for the survival of humankind. a team from frankfurt's to a logical society is visiting them on. national park. the nature conservation organization operates across the globe and has a maj

berlin's history here it's so authentic it's what i wanted to experience when i was reading back in south america i found this place magical. but the. south embassy also has a gallery for latin american art. and these bowls were inspired by the fabulous growth from the outside but full of life on the inside. the shop is designed to be a platform for cultural exchange. what if you had even though i love germany's winter culture i also miss south america's sun the relaxed spirit the warmth. it was always a challenge for me to transmit south america's sunny war of to germans zone to give them me. and now i can say that i bring many people together here through this net . you feel it mentions a. salad embassy a piece of sunny latin america in the heart of berlin. and if you are interested in learning the stories of other entrepreneurs in our series then just head to our website and finally we were out of the show on a call in arena with an exclusive group of food lovers known as the shandor. the world's oldest gourmet club it was originally only open to men but now women make up a large portion of th

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a lose tomorrow there for us in new york thank you now another big market story coming out of south america investors fleeing the argentinian peso after the country's business friendly president was walloped in a presidential election primary by his center left rival the behind the anger at the polls an economy in recession high inflation and an unpopular austerity program . the peso tumbled more than 30 percent against the u.s. dollar before recovering somewhat on monday shares in argentina companies fell and the price of insuring the country's debt rose investors fear that argentine president moderate c.e.o. mock you will lose control of the country before he writes his financial condition in part through a series of painful cuts on the streets of pointless itis normal argentinians are running out of patience. i hope the economy revives because many people want to work and can't we get to the end of the month just making it we're now working to pay taxes because being able to save money ended a while ago. fickle global markets and a bad harvest put argentina in recession in 2018 exports a

one that flows up the pacific coast of south america is called the peruke or humboldt current yet the interest german naturalist went out to look in to answer tickets temperature. he was surprised to find it cooler than the more server around it. before you died it was given his name but he responded modestly. call the fishing boys from chile to piii to have known about the current for 300 years my only contribution was to be the 1st to have measured the temperature of the currents waters. our expedition retracing alexander from whom but footsteps now takes us to peru and the current that bears his name. by the thawing when i'm in the water i enter a new world it's a great privilege being able to observe things that so few other people can feel seen and understanding how nature works underwater is spectacular it's an indescribable sensation traffic that would out if not have been to. far this is where the pacific ocean meets a seemingly endless desert. peru's coastal region is among the driest in the world while its cold ocean waters are among the most productive ecosystems the curren

ok so when you say the americas not just south america but north america as well as what's going to be affected by this you're missing the criminality involved i'd like to get back on to that both so narrow has been loosening the protections environmental protections for the amazon is there a connection between the loosening of the protections and this organized crime you were mentioning for example in the deforestation you know. he's loosening and vironment the laws he's he's undermining indigenous rights and indigenous people have been the one fighting against clearing up that. so it's quite clear he's promoting organized crimes before us clearing. and right now in europe this type. of this month killing of environmentalists and undermining of indigenous rights and we have signed a trade deal with muck with all countries to promote trade so what do you think. right now you can do business. because. faith that we should respect that. he is this month these environmental laws and signing a trade agreement. to soar you trade deal was was held as you know as a major breakthrough and a hu

i spent a week in south america with the team in south america and columbia we met with venezuelans thatad left the country and to be quite blunt it was desperate. in host communities and the openness of communities in the region. on the surface many leaving venezuela were in search of food, shelter access healthcare support and, time and again we were able to hear the full story. the refugee domitian became very clear. scratching below the surface of poverty and you hear the story of persecution and targeted violence often at the hands of paramilitary street gangs. a political crisis. millions leaving venezuela are in need of protection. we met people described being swarmed by motorbikes after her husband, a professor, the government took away their home and denied them access to public food. her husband was stabbed and she fled with her three kids. while she has been there for a week when we talked to her, her husband is in peru recovering. their family is in chile and columbia. obviously she was trying to rejoin them. a couple of days later near the border of venezuela within a youth

and staying in south america a $50000.00 bowl of our note it's the venezuelan central bank's most recent attempt to curb the galloping devaluation of money and shortage of cash amid international sanctions against the socialist government the value of the bowl of our continues to plummet. this caracas restaurant sells pastries called empanada has like all their business except electronic payments but there are still many customers who prefer paying in cash and us dollars. saving every day people ask whether we take cash. but we obviously don't accept large bills that's all i think he's cheap. dollars are accepted just about everywhere in caracas even if this market. this trader doesn't want to be filmed at 1st it looks like the eggs are being paid for with the ball of our national currency but it turns out to be u.s. dollars. there's more to this trend than just the collapse of venezuela's currencies says economist wrong. look. at the moment there are large amounts of dollars pesos another currency in circulation but we've been through hyperinflation i mean the same time the central bank

control a new leaders describe it as an international crisis and threaten to block a trade deal with south america a mass president also takes power match also on the program the french city of pierrots a troll's demonstrations ahead of the g. 7 summit this weekend protesters want the leaders of the world's leading industrialized nations to step up that action against black church. i'm filled welcome to the program but the old right wing president shi'a balsa naro is facing a growing pressure after several european union leaders describe the wildfires burning out of control through swathes of the amazon rain forest as an international crisis a record number of fires have brought destruction to one of the world's largest ecosystems since president also took office in january now he says he's considering bringing the ah me. these are the worst fires the amazon basin has seen since records began in 2013 the dry season is only just beginning in many places it hasn't rained in weeks brazil's president has been blaming n.g.o.s with no evidence he now says the blazes may have been started deliberately hy

in recent years it has become known as one of our —— south america's most as one of our —— south america's is not known as the most inclusive of dancers. despite the fact that in its early days men often danced the tango together because of a lack of available female partners. tango is part of our identity as argentinians. and maybe also of the men and women image, it is also very connected with our culture. tango is very... the only way to danced anger was with a man and only men good ask women to dance. it was something very strong and because it was something against our culture. making the rules. i usually lead but i prefer to follow, and my favourite thing about hollowing is that every leader has a story to tell. when i am leading i am only telling my story. when i am following i get to hear everyone? excitement or sadness orjoy in their own dance. we already achieve many things, but what still is a challenge is the possibility for the queer people, 95v possibility for the queer people, gay and or trans— people to dance, be comfortable and freely in the traditional milongas. dancers i

the western coast of south america would later be named after un exeunt often on board although it was known centuries before his expedition to the region. in the course of his climate studies rumbled noticed that at the coast of peru the pacific was around 7 degrees celsius colder than in the open ocean. as the cool masses of water flow up from the antarctic current north along south america they bring large quantities of oxygen with them. but that was. one of the most important features of the cold currents is that they generate an extremely rich ecosystem in the region here we find extraordinarily high concentrations of marine life that are typical for these waters compared with other latitudes these waters boast of a far higher degree of biodiversity which makes them very important. that we know they've got to get from point one but at the. truth flown bastar works for peru's in marbury marine institute. here in new product as national reserve he examines the influence of the rumbold current on plant and animal life divers need to don think with suits to go exploring underwater her

european countries threaten to block a huge eu trade deal with south america unless brazil does moreo curbs forest fires. the family of a police officer killed in the line of duty pay tribute to him as forces across the country held a minute's silence. bury football club could be expelled from the english football league — unless the club shows it has adequate funding by midnight tonight. now on bbc news it's time for the film review. mark joins markjoinsjulian mark joins julian worker to discuss the latest cinema and dvd releases. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? we have a proper mixed bag. we have crawl which promises to do for alligators whatjaws did for sharks. pain and glory the award—winning film from pedro almodovar. and angel has fallen, gerard butler is back. for alligators to start with. we have had alligators in films like i believe lake placid? i think technically that is a giant crocodile. director by the person that made piranha 3d and switchblade romance

european countries threaten to block a huge trade deal with south america unless brazil does more to curb forest fires. police forces across the country observe a minute's silence to remember pc andrew harper, killed in the line of duty last week. the mp for sheffield hallam,jared o'mara, is arrested on suspicion of fraud. now on bbc news a look ahead to sportsday at 6.30 tonight. coming up on bbc news will bring you the latest of moments from peer as the latest of moments from peer as the club comes down from expulsion from the english football league u nless from the english football league unless it can prove has funds in place orfind a potential buyer. he will hear from the current owner steve diehl who is blaming the fl for the current situation. he tells us he's being vilified and is still hopeful of finding a buyer. we will also be hearing from the supporters and bringing the latest from headingley where england has suffered yet another batting class on day two of the third ashes test. that is on sportsday at 6:30 p:m.. now on bbc news, it is time for the film review. hello an

russia is in central and south america, and china is in central and south america.an is certainly an central south america. we want u.s. southcom through our eric edelman to focus more on that role and so we're proposing not a done deal in air force but we're proposing to life our conventional fighter rescue committee control forces. nice air force is also the home to a standing joint task force headquarters capability that we build so that we can take on if a cocom want to to that the air force can provide headquarters to correct the task in support of a cocom like the army is help to provide a core headquarters. we are building a capability at night air force, favorites and initial operational capability. they will eat and exercise a small this spring with u.s.-european command that's kind of the next step on reaching a full operational capability. so that will be responsible for both force generation and presentation of our conventional forces, and then driving come working with the wing commanders to get the readiness that's required. under the iw forces, this f

decade scientists have been awaiting for it to actually hit ground 0 of banana which would be south america and central america and what was found in colombia recently every by. he got a little bit hysterical we're talking about a $44000000000.00 global industry we are talking about $400000000.00 people whose primary food is a banana and again we're talking about large swathes of the economy in south america and central america the so-called banana republics so on the one hand we've been waiting for it now it's here and now we're going to have to deal with it and how long would this take in theory slow moving it's a fungus but once the spores essentially once you've seen the symptoms in the plant it's too late years soil is infected how long could it take for this necessarily to . cover all of the areas in the americas where we're bananas are grown. that's a very tough question the truth is that we don't really know it is slow moving it is not as though we are not going to see any bananas in the stores next week or even next year the issue is something that the banana industry has been igno

reporter christiana coleman headed out with a team to follow the route of hamas expedition in south america. the trip took them to ecuador and colombia. in part one they climbed chimborazo and an active volcano that is as much a challenge today as it was in how much time. 4000 meters above sea level on the north face of chin but also the legendary volcano that and 18 o 2 proved an enter mountable challenge for alexander when homeboy. mountain guide got sia wants to take us to the summit. our team is struggling with the thin air at this altitude and we still have hours of ascent to head of us we're following the route taken 2 centuries ago by the famous explorer and naturalist. and really question about timing and i'm really passionate about being in one thing so of course 200 years ago someone as i arrived here and discovered these area and the like of course you fell in love with me then one thing. i can see how missionary he was thinking how he can get to the top if you imagine he didn't know how high he things and just that feel enough to go up and try to measure the month and try to be

industrial countries and held this weekend in france europe says it will block a trade deal with south america if brazil fails to taco the amazon crisis. plus hundreds of my friends picked up by a charity rescue ship in the mediterranean and finally landed in the new arrivals will be read a case it in 6 other european countries but a long term agreement on migration seems as far away as. mackinnon thanks so much for joining us. the brazilian president says he's sending in the military to tackle the massive fires that are raging out of control in the amazon rain forest the worst blazes in 6 years a blanket in an area much bigger than the usual seasonal burning the whole amazon region is affected european leaders are warning of an international environmental crisis they say trade deals with several latin american countries could be put on hold because of this. these are the worst fires the amazon basin has seen since records began in 2013 the dry season is only just beginning in many places it hasn't rained in weeks brazil's president has been blaming n.g.o.s with no evidence he now says the bla

playing music with them and many of them from all over the world from europe and south america and then in the states and and being able to put it assemble a group together like that was it was really something it felt it felt like something very important was happening and especially through music music is such a great language the ear. ah. to the to. the old. the oil the old the even. the the with. the with the on. the on. and it's medium of a was in the earth's and i'm in the lead that would have done in the claim suddenly have a special sun and be but and so could well had but it can also though when when. he's the holiday season feel i do but orchestra. was minister m.s.n. and the show full of uno how bull. how bush shape all of us to whom i will when we sit by a mile marker who will help them but get him mostly to hold him in uk but most likely an omen but acquitted as had been a hell of a who the amadou outreach project danny. i. couldn't member of the orchestra and i've been caught up on hooked up. with mr what had. been have been a dish. out of this. 2 year's. can. you know who

american numbers are going up and caribbean numbers, but there are several hundred thousand from south america, from africa, europe, and asia, as well in the united states. somebodymmigrant is who is not lawfully present in the united states or they overstayed their visa or entered illegally and they can be removed and imported once they come in contact with immigrations and custom enforcement in the united states . a lot of people do not know their immigration status because the laws are second and complexity only to the income tax. it is a simple definition at least on paper. host: janet is a legal immigrant in tucson, arizona. caller: good morning. my question is, how does this new public charge rule affect legal residents wanting to become u.s. citizens? how will the public charge rule affect them? i also wanted to clarify that legal immigrants can be issued a tax id number to the irs so they do pay taxes. my question really is about the citizenship situation. host: where did you immigrate from and what has been a process for you? caller: i came from columbia at six years old, we came here

news in some parts of south america teammate with the bark of the said real tree is used as a painkiller can go rosalie's combat headaches under parts of africa the box of the african cherry is used to treat a wide range of ailments. the world's tropical rain forests are rich in plants with known medical properties and a lot of research is going into identifying the active substances in them and into identifying other species that might yield substances of medicinal value. some substances used in certain systems of traditional medicine are. actually toxins but appear to have therapeutic effect if the dosage is right typically small . terms such as nature based or natural medicine can also denote something quite different namely to farrah putin effect of exposure to make your own natural forces sunlight. fresh air. water a german tradition of hydrotherapy named after sebastiaan connived focuses on the stimulatory effects of cold water. of course diet has an impact on health as well. and then there's traditional chinese medicine. the term natural medicine covers a wide range of traditions

russia is in central and south america and china and i ron is certainly in central and south america. we want u.s. outcome throughout your component to focus more on that role and proposing not a done deal in the air force but proposing to align our conventional fighters rescuing command control forces under the ninth air force. it's also the home to a standing joint task force headquarters capability that we felt so that we can take on it they want us to the air force can provide a headquarters to go run a task in support like the army is able to provide headquarters or core headquarters. we are building the capability at the ninth air force and they've reached an initial operation capability and it will lead and exercise this fall and the spring with u.s. european command that is the next step in reaching a full operational capability. so, that will be responsible for both force generation and presentation. conventional forces and driving in the work with joint commanders to get the readiness required. under the iw forces this fall we will combine 24th and 25th air force so 24th has

we call in the footsteps of onyx on one home board our expedition will take us halfway across south america. our journey begins here in ecuador and one of the world's highest capital cities. quito was the window on the heavens he and his companions set up a base in the spanish colonial town their objective to explore the region and document everything they encountered along the way. the basement of ecuador's national archives houses the priceless findings of their research trip. the maps correspondence and drawings produced by on board and stored here amount to over 4000 pages. historian and home board expert is it going to him or do you know youngness has examined all the documents. in that moment the important thing is it possible to get one enormously important item is the passport issued to him but later that by the spanish government on may 7th mean 799. is important but again the name was for him to quote continue studying them i see and may collect sions observations and discover it was useful for the advancement of the natural sciences but it is so the less he said that without. the