so, and this is a very much a long term project and on the side of south america, argentina isn't fully on board either the gym and taught. so did stress that he's absolute in favor. but then there's always the way out pointing towards brussels because indian trace policy is something between brussels and the other partners. but we still hear both sides vowing that they would continue to try and convince those who are dousing such an agreement with it. being no doubt on the 2 who met to today in the child, sleep behind me, brazil in germany, that it would benefit both sides creasing lots of jobs and also laying down some foundations in terms of human rights standards, but also environmental stuff. so lots of common ground there. what else have the 2 leaders agreed on? so this was a really much a gripping meeting between germany, which is one of its key policies is standing of israel's side and maintaining to guaranteeing the security of israel. it was a visit from the global south lee, the, the, at the most important country in south america, president knew that he was saying that he ha

the in south america with more than 1000 german brazilian companies making a significant contribution in order to exploit the enormous potential that lives in the trade. and he cannot make relationship reserve and job any support the signing of the, you know, the consumer agreement. we're a strongly committed to ensuring that the agreement is not finalized. so it's please when the w. c. political editor miguel, the cook, knew she was at the german trans 3 for the meeting between the and shelves. and we asked her how high the chances are that the you and the marcos your group will sign a free trade agreement in the next few days. it's not that terribly high. it's been 23 years in the making. i'm still counting that is resistance from none other than for as far as present to monitoring my call and present in june of brazil said it will pretty much all previous presidents were against it for reasons of agricultural trade, barriers that they wish to maintain. so this is a very much a long term project and on the side of south america and tina isn't fully on board either. the gym and johns

have you also been down in south america working on the shark? been issue? yes, i have been to adult peru, ton of many countries in south america. it's highly illegal here. what are some of the challenges of trying to source this? you're welcome to a fantasy chinese restaurant the own and a manager as they with united. do you ever need to do so those who are in the restaurant because they see a strange face or new face. they will not take the risk because they don't. this is a vehicle. so it's impossible for me to walk in border abolla sharpen so i think that you have almost 80 percent chance 0 percent. yeah. 0 percent. we dropped him off the shops and restaurants around the city. and just a few days, he made a break through a dinner reservation for, for that and otherwise nondescript chinese restaurant and brooklyn, or investigator reserved a table in a private room and arrange for 2 pounds of sharks. and to be served as part of an elegant meal. at $700.00, a person in the kitchen, the ship showed off the fence and prepared to move them into sort of a you f

that could change everything for the country. guy honest sits on the north east coast of south america. it has roughly 800000 residents in 2019 it's poverty rate was nearly 50 percent according to the world bank. now the economy is growing by double digit figures, and that growth is already visible. every building that's going on is 4 stories or 5. every rule it is you might have seen before is being transformed into for the of the oil boom is also brought new problems, locals, complaint of rising costs, and not everyone is profiting immediately. that has a stop guy on his neighbors from looking at their own offshore projects. brazil is preparing to develop oil blocks along its northern coast. so is there a non, which is working with french driller to tile energies. and all of this at a time with new oil projects, technically should be i think of the past in south america, many new projects and both offshore drilling. that's especially attractive to investors. as the oil as easy to access, keeping costs low, but much of south america's oil wealth is still on short. and overall producti

okay, and isn't alone countries across south america are pursuing new drilling projects. others are on a different path folders in ecuador, rejecting government drilling plants. columbia says it's done with new fossil fuel projects to focus on renewables. you know, so to those we have this conjunction of water, sun and wind at the same time, at the same place. and then we model that one confidence, 2 different approaches to the wealth buried underground. but which one is right? the diana joined the ranks of the world's boy produces for the 1st time on friday as us or a company, exxon mobil said it'd be gone, producing crude off the cost of the south american country, making this video is from december 2019. but changing guy on a really started for years earlier, that's one. exxon mobil made the 1st of a series of major oil discoveries offshore. over the years, the findings of total, an estimated $11000000000.00 barrels new oil wells are now set to come on line throughout the decade. growing guy honest production by hundreds of thousands of barrels at a time. by 2028, the country could

as the oil is easier to access, keeping costs low, but much of south america's oil wealth is still on short. and overall production there has been falling after decades of lower investment. that's a traditional ex borders like mexico and venezuela, the hardest. their output has ball and in recent years, in that case, how long does it make sense to continue new drilling, growth and demand for oil should flow significantly this decade, driven in large part by the rise of electric vehicles, peak demand could soon follow. but so far there are few sides that global demand will plummet. we think that the kind of oil demand defines storage play me see here, if you, whether your way, whether your columbia, whether your so the right of the you are to look to extract every last viral from these rest of law. i don't think the demand is going to be that, but there are growing reasons why south american countries might hesitate to drill, including opposition in their own country, every single time that i know most people have been going through the reverse. it goes through all of these a consisten

and all of this at a time when new oil projects technically should be, think of the past and south america, many new projects and both offshore drilling. that's especially attractive to investors as the oil, as easy to access, keeping costs low, but much of south america as well is still on shore. and overall production there has been falling after decades of lower investment. that's a traditional ex borders like mexico and venezuela, the hardest. their output has fallen in recent years. in that case, how long does it make sense to continue new drilling, growth, and demand for oil should slow significantly this decade, driven in large part by the rise of electric vehicles. peak demand could soon follow. but so far there are few signs that global demand will plummet. we think that the kind of oil demand defines story play me, see if you, whether your way, whether your columbia, whether your so if you read the, you are to look to extract every last viral from these rest of law. i don't think the demand is going to be that, but there are growing reasons why south american countries might hesi

they're coming in from asia, from africa, from south america. they're coming from all over the world. they're coming from prisons. they're coming from mental institutions and insane asylums.

the crime is going to be tremendous. >> south america, africa, asia, no mention of europe in mr. trump's list. he uses the term poisoning the blood of our country. if you were to open up a copy of hitler's mein kampf, you would find the leader mixing non-germans with germans as poisoning. the jew, hitler wrote, poisons the blood of others. this, according to hitler, posed an existential threat to germany because according to him, the race died out from blood poisoning. unquote. there's no other way to say it. donald trump's language mirrors this directly. this wasn't a one-off. trump then went to nevada on sunday and used the same scare tactic with zero evidence that migrants are largely coming to the united states from prisons and from mental institutions. he made the campaign promise to begin the largest deportation of undocumented immigrants in american history. >> we must use any and all resources needed to stop the invasion of our country including moving thousands of troops currently stationed overseas in countries that don't like us -- >> strengthening the border is one th

how many cards are given where from the unfair and plenty of nations from to south america. we don't want to go into this, but all these countries at the bottom of the red cod pilot off from that's in america. in this video here, we want to see where referees show the fewest read cards. where do we find the cleanest football in white if that's the case. so let's go to the other end, the fair end of the table. now why we scroll down the card chart. let me say, of course we know the amount of carts, there's no perfect measure for fairness. but there are countries in the top 10 were fair play is part of the football culture. in the top 10, of course, you've got countries you would expect, there's no way in sweden this coming even countries that the noise in the show up top in every positive statistic, happiness, ralph human development, fight against corrections, etc. one can't help thinking that these statistics are connected to our records right. then in 2nd place, moneisha, maybe someone out there can tell me why, because i'm not familiar with my nation. i am familiar with t

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brazil, in principle , is the largest country in south america that claims subregional leadership, and that is why the president of brazil has repeatedly stated that they would prefer to see exclusively peaceful resolution of conflicts, the preservation of this tradition for latin america, to peacefully resolve conflicts, even territorial disputes, this, this is very important because actually this tradition of peaceful resolution nicolás maduro's decision, i.e. the decision to transfer the development of oil minerals to the control of the venezuelan state companies pdvsa, svg, in the territory of guyana, that is, in this disputed territory, and he also put forward, in essence, an ultimatum to western companies that are currently engaged in exploration or mining, they were given three months to stop this work, this is all very ... serious, because i remind you that the development of oil in guyana is carried out by exxon mobil, it is, well, one of the leading american oil companies, and i can also remind you that the first secretary of state of donald trump was frex tillerson, the exec

it's taken them a long, long time to be champions of south america to win, they finally done it.ep two, which is even more important is beating the rich cousins from the other side of the atlantic, beating the champions of europe and being proclaimed world champions. i cannot tell you how big this is over here. it is the biggest thing in the club calendar. the dream of any south american club, and once he'd beaten their opposition on monday, it would be easier for them, certainly to win the title had the japanese team sprung a surprise and beaten man city. in tuesday's semifinal. but he wouldn't want that because part of the glory of the whole thing is, yes, it's winning, but it's also beating you lot. you rich arrogant champions of europe, we want you, we are coming for you, this is a huge event. the fifth and final match right down to the wire. 130 tale, the top score with 38 for then when it was the home side's turned to back it was down to shai hope instruct the winning run. 43 knocked out giving them the win, finishing with a six. india have beaten south africa by 78 runs in

how many cars are given, where from the unfair and plenty of nations from to south america. we don't want to go into this, but all these countries at the bottom of the red car pile off from net america. in this video here, we want to see where the referees show the fewest rec cards. where do we find the cleanest football? and why is that the case? so let's go to the other end, the fair end of the table. now, why we scroll down the card chart? let me say, of course we know the amount of cards. there's no perfect measure for fairness. but there are countries in the top 10 where fair play is part of the football culture. and the top 10 of course, is good countries, you would expect. there's no way in sweden this going to even countries that the noise in the show up top in every positive statistic, happiness, ralph human development, fight against corruption, etc. one can't help thinking that these statistics are connected to our read cards . write them in 2nd place, moneisha, maybe someone out there can tell me why. because i'm not familiar with my nation. i am familiar with th

not just in south america. not just the three or four countries we think about, but all over the world, they're coming into our country from africa, from asia, all over the world. they're pouring into our country. >> now, along with this rhetoric also same csome policy proposal, ideological screening for all

, but south america, compared to africa, it was just like a walk, huh.thought that it was cruel there, but it was cruel in africa, and africa is, for example, what countries? burkina faso, cod d'ivoire, senegal, togo, mauritania, somalia, yes, south sudan, well you saw the president of south sudan recently, he is an absolutely brutal man, what he is. in their country, well, they experienced a lot of these countries, and dictators, cannibals and, that is, many years in power, there were such, let's say, dictators, very bloody, cruel, that's why people really live in the slums there, and there was some country that scared the most, you thought that i might not return from here, there were several of them, but... a difficult country, with its, with its closedness, it is one of the ten most closed, and we never knew anything about mauritania , except for the film mauritanian, and it was on this film that i focused my attention on this country and said that i i will get there, but there was still a country that impressed with its terrible history, i was there

u and coast or south america is major trading blog in now have be able to move full at a joint press conference. chances are schultz said that both countries are pushing for the trade deal to become a reality. take a list for the sale is our most important trading. post the in south america with more than 1000 german brazilian companies making a significant contribution in order to exploit the enormous potential that lies in the trade. and he cannot make relationship, preserve, and germany support the signing of the, you know, consumer agreement. we are strongly committed to ensuring that the agreement is not finalized. so its please dw is chief political editor, mckellar governor. and she was at the german chancery for the meeting. between lula and shoals, and we asked her how high the chances are that the you and the were close, your group will sign a free trade agreement in the next few days. it's not that terribly high. it's been 23 years in the making. i'm still counting that is resistance from none other than for as far as present to monitoring my call and present in june of br

i believe it is time for the us to make an investment in our backyard, in central and south america, laws, people have to respect our laws, and, two, by working with these countries in order to build cooperation. right now there is none of that. one more question about the politics of immigration because senate republicans, as you know, have not signed off on an aid package for ukraine and want border funding in return. there has not been an agreement yet and your colleague on the house tweeted the following. what is your response to that accusation, to those who say you are trying to violate the rights of migrants? on one side, you will have some members that say whatever package that comes together does not go far enough. on another side, you have another group of members that say it has gone too far. what i can tell you is for decades we have done nothing. and nothing is unacceptable. nothing is dangerous to the american people. we are seeing the amount of people coming over that we simply do not know, many are seeking a better opportunity, but there are also bad actors embedded i

especially in latin america. kissinger is accused of destabilizing governments in central and south america in turning a blind eye to widespread atrocities committed to us back to ministry governments while he was in office. alas, and american ab salisia newman has his reports from santiago of the late henry kissinger. as being widely remembered as a giant to global diplomacy. in latin america, many are applauding the desk of a man who helped august great military clues throughout the region in the name of us from national security. perhaps nowhere as kissinger remembered, less kindly sending to the scene here, shaking hands with dictator, a goose, they'll be no shay in 1976 chillies and bass that are to washington says, quotes he was a man who historic shine couldn't hide his profound moral poverty, declassified us government documents and audio tapes reveal how kissinger backed operation calling door a campaign to hunt down and assassinate lifting opponents of south america's dictatorships. especially in chile, argentina, and brazil. or that money is this just to see, yet was arrested and

the champions of south america _ improvisation.oden cross, the keeper unable to react. by the break, the england international made his mark on the game once again. city cruising, though victory came at a cost— rodri, or could be their most influential player this season, limping off following this tackle. shortly after alvarez added a fourth ceiling dominant win, manchester city fc, the talk of england, europe, and now the world. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. aston villa look like missing the chance to go top of the premier league. they're losing 1—0 at home to bottom side sheffield united in injury time. a late goal from cameron archer on 86 minutes put sheffield united ahead, and they're heading for three much needed points. villa had an earlier goal disallowed after var found jacob ramsey had fouled keeper wes foderingham. but apart from that, they haven't been able to break through the blades' defence. had villa won, they would have leapfrogged both arsenal and liverpool to go top of the table. it does not look like that'll happen

kissinger also played a key role in the us support of operation condor in south america. this bloody campaign was aimed at repression of opposition movements by the dictatorships in power. at least 60,000 were murdered during operation condor, the victims included citizens of countries outside south america as well. all of the legal summons, warrants and requests for testimony and extradition, issued by high-ranking judiciary officials in chile, argentina, uruguay. spain and france, regarding kissenger's involvement in south american cases of deaths and disapperances were disregarded by him. the us courts have dismissed all civil and criminal cases that were filed against kissenger. we have an obligation, each in when in office to be aware of the continuity, but also aware of the responsibility for the future, and those are out of office have an obligation to have understanding, compassion. and for the maximum support that they can give to the incumbant, especially one we appreciate so much, so that is the basic attitude and why i'm honored, the events we are celebrating

clearly tensions arising, not just here in south america but further afield, so the us as announced jointenhancement and the us embassy in georgetown has also said it will remain a trusted partner, security partner with guyana. here in brazil president lula da silva has expressed concern over what is going on, he has said that south america doesn't need a war. they have bolstered the number of troops in the border state as well as brought an increase of armoured vehicles because of this growing concern. i was speaking to a journalist in guyana earlier who said the villages on the border of venezuela are especially worried. they are villages that actually work and live closely with the venezuelan side but certainly in the last few days, a few months, even, there has been an increased tension over venezuela's plans. now, nicolas maduro has been taking an increasingly belligerent approach. he has now said there is a new map that has been drawn up and is to be distributed to schools. he has asked the national state oil company to start issuing licenses in the region in question in, in essequi

the couple drove through the arctic, canada, the u.s., mexico, and central and south america after flying on a plane to antarctica. the ramseys kept going, driving more than 700 miles to reach the south pole. chris and julie said theiren was to raise awareness of climate change and promote the use of electric cars. no word on if they got to see santa, but that's as close as you'll get. i'm omar jimenez. thanks for sticking with me. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible, it's happening.

us to promote henry kissinger, who's died h to $100.00, with the back of the impacts he had on south america. the . how are the weather's ways of a quiet across the good parts of the chart? a little on the cool side. we got this area cloud here. it's coming across central possible hans of shanghai joining with us where the system just stopped. the coast of japan was still coming in from a northwest the direction, so that will still be a few when she showers into japan and particularly as a go one through friday, dry the cold across the korean peninsula. moving parts of china. a little more candid to central and southern areas as we go on into sas, but still plenty of dry weather around. sometimes you write a possibility just nothing up or not. sites 9 celsius coming in here. that will go over that last culture. we say full wrestle, i am with the temperatures just picking up the touch across the good pots of japan, few showers to come at this stage. now, finding a showers into the eastern side of vietnam, the northeast, the monsoon, continuing to drive those big down pools inside a lot. so sh

south america as well. all of the legal summons, warrants and requests for testimony and extradition, issued by high-ranking judiciary officials in chile, argentina, uruguay, spain and france, regarding kissinger's involvement in south american cases of deaths and disapperances were disregarded by him. the us courts have dismissed all civil and criminal cases that were filed against kissinger. we have an application each in when in office. to be aware of the continuity, but also aware of the responsibility for the future, and those are out of office have an obligation to have understanding, compassion and for the maximum support that they can give to the incumbant, especially one we appreciate so much, so that is the basic attitude and why, i am honored, the events we are celebrating here have been part of my life, now with freedom having moved far west of where all of this has started, i hope. new set of challenges is arising with revolutionary movements a religious spaces, the emergence of of regions of t

so what is happening is they are making the trek from those parts of south america and central americand then they're getting rid of their documentation right before they come over. so those people that do not qualify for asylum, those people that are fleeing economic persecution should be immediately sent back to their countries of origin. 0k. and, congressman, as you know, many people who are fleeing are also leaving behind situations where they are facing abject poverty, violence, and the mexican president said in a press conference today the following: translation: they need more - more support, and that is - what the congress should be proposing, with all due respect, such as authorising resources for cooperation and support for poor people in latin america and the caribbean. so, congressman, he is addressing the push factors that are causing people to flee their homes. what do you make of that comment? i have visited many of these countries, i have visited — honduras is one of the most poorest countries i've ever visited. i spent 20 years in the military, i've been over the world

the bbc�*s south america correspondent has been following thursday's meeting.g to exceed its territory to venezuela. nicolas maduro i am sure would continue along the lines that this is territory that belongs to venezuela and the two sides willing to continue the dialogue. what that actually means, it is interesting because for that region in matter so much, the brazilian president said south america does not want while and it is worried about what the escalation of tensions could mean. brazil has been one of the countries that has helped broker this dialogue as well as the caribbean community and there is a king is to make sure this stays stagnating. nitesh shah is head of commodities and macroeconomic research at the fund manager wisdomtree. thank you for being with us. it is a big dispute over a lot of oil. this sounds like the kind of peaceful outcome we'd been hoping for. what faith have you that it will remain so? it what faith have you that it will remain so?— what faith have you that it will remain so? it is difficult to say how _ will remain so? it is

, since then he has been striving to have many more allies, countries in the near middle east, south americang, very long greeting with president zelensky, with the president of ukraine. for the first time, i think, he is visiting the south american continent. just yesterday he stopped in brazil for 2 hours to refuel the plane, this was between 20 and 22 hours. we have no information about what exactly zelensky did during his stop in brazil. we don't know, meeting whether it was the brazilian authorities. zelensky then visited karde, where he met with the prime minister. unscheduled meetings also happened in argentina, zelensky intercepted hungarian prime minister viktor orban, politicians talked in the argentine parliament in the guest box. i must say, a few months ago, it was impossible to imagine that such a strange character would lead one of the largest countries in the world. argentine libertarian economist javier miley was sworn in. as the president of the country. in my first in his speech, he spoke about the serious financial shock that was hanging over the country. let me remind yo

geographically, mexico is in north america the center of efficiency and south america, where most of the developments are actually presented as latin america, in this same south america. well , economically, this region can and is very important for the world economy. most of the mineral resources and minerals are found in this region, and many political developments during the cold war are due to this access or to this access. the resources of this area is the largest producer of food in the world, so the judicial security of the world is dependent on this area, at least two big straits and the most important is the strait of panama and the strait of magellan. in the south, which actually connects the west and the east , the pacific and the atlantic oceans are located in this region, and most importantly, the united states of america is a world power in this region. let me tell you about the many developments in this region, which show that this is important. yes, mr. uzzaei, you mentioned the importance of latin american countries. now, let's talk about the basic capacity of these c

a group of journalists posed anna jungle airstrip in south america. one day later, three of these men and the u.s. congressman they were traveling with would be murdered by members of an american cult. a few miles away, hundreds of members of that cult would also perish in an orange-y of mass murder and suicide. >> good evening. in one of the strangest cases of mass suicide and murder ever recorded, the government of guyana said today -- >> this is the story behind the story of an american tragedy called jonestown. as it was recorded and reported by the journalists of nbc news. >> we do have a particular interest in it. to nbc news been were shot to test their. >> our story begins in san francisco in the mid 70s, where a charismatic preacher named jim jones was making a name for himself and attracting a particular flock. >> he considered himself a socialist and san francisco is a very liberal community. >> tim rider man was a young wire service reporter at the time. >> he was perceived as an activist preacher, somebody who practiced what he preached.

it was imported from south america with the help of the british government. i have no idea where this brass came from. with a yellow paint, the paint that made the black lines or the glue that holds it together. literally thousands of people cooperated to make this pencil. people who do not speak the same language and practice different religions, who might hate one another if they ever met. when you go down to the store and buy this pencil, you are in effect trading a few minutes of your time for a few seconds of the time of almost thousands of people -- all those thousands of people. what brought them together to make this pencil? there were not orders from a central office. it was the magic of the price system, the impersonal operational prices, that brought them together and got them to cooperate to make this pencil so that you could have it for a trifling cost. that is why the operation of the free market is so essential. not only to promote productive efficiency, but even more, to foster harmony and peace among the peoples of the world. >> weeknights at