that of some are in terms of the lives of people in south america.— people in south america.th america. that is a really important point. just - people in south america. that is a really important point. just a - people in south america. that is a really important point. just a final| really important point. just a final word because we cannot really touched on it, the president, he is a young man. i think his father was a young man. i think his father was a banana exporter. he a young man. i think his father was a banana exporter.— a young man. i think his father was a banana exporter.- here i a young man. i think his father was | a banana exporter.- here he a banana exporter. he was. here he is, new a banana exporter. he was. here he is. new to — a banana exporter. he was. here he is, new to power. _ a banana exporter. he was. here he is, new to power. one _ a banana exporter. he was. here he is, new to power. one of _ a banana exporter. he was. here he is, new to power. one of his - a banana exporter. he was. here he is, new to power. one of his chief. is, new to power. on

asia went from north america to the south, to the caribbean to south america, where before there wereple, no one doubts either . the mapuche people inherit their roots from the mangaloids, who migrated through what is now vladivostok and the berring strait towards what is now canada and the united states, and then reached south america. it's like that. but when the europeans came here, most of the indians were doomed. a fact is a fact, in many countries of the new world, what remains of the indians is either geographical names from the paysandu series or such uruguay. the ball game is the same thing that the mapuche get closer to, they have palin, a national game, like hockey this is the same thing, the chukotka ball, he calls it the chukotka skimos, though he used it. such an occasion as the opening of an exhibition about the chukchi for the mapucha, we will continue the roll call of those scientists who had nothing to do with the preparation of the exhibition are not an interested country, but it is also about the whole cosmos. so, an assumption from russia. i think that in the chil

when you sa it is happening in south america.america. when you say it is transnational, did _ happening in south america. when you say it is transnational, did you - happening in south america. when you say it is transnational, did you see - say it is transnational, did you see the evidence of other gangs from mexico involved in ecuador? more then mexico. _ mexico involved in ecuador? more then mexico, some _ mexico involved in ecuador? more then mexico, some experts - mexico involved in ecuador? ma then mexico, some experts warn that something similar to brazil would happen with the ghettos, that the militarisation policy can find certain sectors where crime is highest and this becomes hype at the deleted sectors and in some way, they are expected to be conflicted when the rest of the population leads an apparently normal life. when it's crime is controlled, that is not necessarily the case and it ends up being a kind of illusion. interesting, a lot of pressure on the president in ecuador. maria sol borja, thank you very much fo

not susan, south america. not at all. because spanish law used to come to me frequently, i used to talk to him frequently. if he would be approached by someone who would have told me who else might know if shlomo went looking for wagner. did shlomo help d? as in tom shlomo, his wife is dead, and only one of his sons is still alive. we tried to reach him for a long time. we tried everything to get hold of him. hundreds of what's up messages, tried calling him, tried reaching him through friends and family. he slomo son after all, he was with them and hug them at court to view my he always translated when his father had correspondence in english, so he knows a lot. we're hoping you can help us find us and we found out where he's believed to live. we decide to write him a letter asking if he's willing to meet us and put it in his mailbox. we want to leave no stone unturned, but we also don't want to overstep. my teen walked over to his house alone. phoenix, nothing's happened yet. steve has been there with a dormant for quit

i think that what you are doing óis going to other countries in south america, showing our satellitesul in the rural areas. but you've also been to other countries, like the partnership -- mr. nelson:■"çl one of the rural areas, the last stop we had in columbia, we nasa have a joint with usaid and it's basically to help poor farmers be able to production from their land by giving them the information that we get from our satellites. for example, we can tell them the moisture content of their soil. we can predict droughts. we can tell them these things so they will know whether or not they need to go ahead and irrigate. this information is unbelievable and is now available to you real-time on nasa.gov, and on that website look at the earth information center. or you can go to earth.gov. you can get the same information and more. ms. hutchison: it's really amazing. i know we are going to be running short on time, but the other major area i think we need to talk about is security and the technology, the satellites and something i didn't realize until i started getting back into it is one

, but in south america such a myth was found not among the mapucha, but among those indian people whoive on the border. there were many waves of settlement , those settlers walked through many lands and mountains, by the way, but like a lantern-shaped land, fishing, and a mountain, winkul, among the neighbors in south america, among the indians, quechus, aymara, everything is different, but for the sake of fairness and the chukchi mapuche language is not similar, but what to do with the other amazing coincidences that we told before, this is a very interesting topic, a topic for research, because if everything were known... russia is a country of great achievements, right now we are making a discovery in science, our children are opening the doors of modern classrooms, we are creating new cultural spaces, and of course, we are opening new routes of attraction, discover the achievements of our country, come to the russia forum exhibition. large-scale measures to update transport are being carried out in the regions, this is facilitated by measures implemented by a state transport leasi

it's in some places in south america too, something is l south america too, something is spending aroundore migrants moving from the south, trying to come to the north, and so this is definitely trending, it's notjust in the united states are friends, but elsewhere, and it's what you can attribute to donald trump's lies over the last seven years now will stop except, here in the uk, i was doctorjames langdale, i said why is it that here in the uk, we don't see the same pattern that were seen across europe. in the same pattern that were seen across europe.— across europe. in the netherlands and germany and _ across europe. in the netherlands and germany and france. - across europe. in the netherlands and germany and france. in - and germany and france. in the united states. his idea was that we already had our revolution, brexit was that, and we are a country going in the opposite direction. there was that, and we are a country going in the opposite direction.— in the opposite direction. there is somethint in the opposite direction. there is something in _ in the opposite direction. there

coat is an avocado in south america. but where exactly in south america? at our first meeting.need. their children were born there in south america. the daughter found out that she was russian only at the age of 18. and it is also encrypted, in which exact country. i have questions that i can’t clarify, but on the streets of which cities did it all even begin? according to the script, the thing in that film took place somewhere in africa, well, let me take a walk, let me walk along these streets, see on the spot what and how, maybe i need help, no, no, thank you, i himself, the same door, the same lantern, well, let’s take a look. what is there on these streets and how the hero of yuri solomin wandered a lot, but now the capri hotel will appear in the frame, and this, of course , is not africa, but... havana in cuba, a friendly and spanish-speaking country, cuba was a platform not only for the cinematic kgb, but the scene with which we started was filmed on the approaches to the place where our ambassadors work today, but now that we have found out that it turns out that this i

he research denazi's in south america. to the search for what you should know is that i i'm the main tower during this story . ok, old lives a deal? i in jokes i convinced the mountain views into the great nazi hunter. i'm to fabricate a situation foster if you're going to plus all the reason tall, suspected that wagner was living somewhere near sell palo ship. him. i got a phone call at 7 in the morning on a somebody. yeah, the guy said hello. i'm calling from vienna ark 0 and v, as in tom o, i have to talking to you about our most here. v m a. come here and i'll give you a major tip on it. and for what kind of tip off i asked to verbal, see what he said, the beast of so be bored as in brazil, they're born to shelby born. the most of friends. viking that the come in my ability to i took a shower, packed a suit in my suitcase, race to the airport and bought a ticket to vienna, who was the next slide left in 30 minutes. and i got off the plane in vienna and asked for directions. how do i get to the vision child center? no s

his journey led him across half of south america. in the 1st, no one paid them any attention and they lived their lives almost entirely undisturbed. hesitant protest. so there was a safety net for the germans here, a network that was founded by high ranking, assess officers, basically right at the end of the 2nd world war. and just want to see how to do it . we supplied everything forged documents, transportation, or work, et cetera, as a how and where did shlomo smiles in our lives? the next leg of our journey took us inland and brazil. when shlomo arrived here, he didn't know that wagner was also living in brazil. the shlomo lived in this building on the top floor, with a large group top terrace. the . this is where i live with my family apartment 6. 02. the . and this is where the stand, the slow down the this footage was taken in, shlomo is the apartment in the 1980s. norma, charlotte, my name is julia seller, mom and i was stanislaus neva. well chief, this could have varies done as long. what kind of person will see it? it was a

, but where exactly in south america, at our first meeting, well, let me try to guess, no need, there, the daughter found out that she was russian only at the age of 18, and is also encrypted, in what exactly is the country that is relaxed, so you ask me questions that i can’t clarify, but what are they like on the streets? in cities, at least it all began there. according to the script, the film took place somewhere in africa. well, i’ll take a walk, i’ll walk along these streets, i’ll take a look at the place, what and how. maybe you need help? no, no, thanks. me myself. the same door, the same lantern. well, let's see what's on these streets and how. hero yuri. solomina wandered a lot of places, but now the capri hotel will appear in the frame, and this, of course, is not africa at all, but latin america, havana in cuba. a friendly and spanish-speaking country, cuba was a platform not only for the cinematic kgb, but the scene with which we started was filmed on the approaches to the place where our ambassadors work today. well, now that we have found out that it turns out that this

, but where exactly in south america at our first meeting, well , let me try to guess, their childrenound out that she was russian only at the age of 18 and also... she’s hiding in exactly what country is she relaxed, so you’re asking me questions that i can’t clarify, yet on the streets of which cities is everything though if it started there, according to the script it's in that movie took place somewhere in africa. well, i’ll take a walk, i’ll walk through these little windows, i’ll take a look at the place, what’s going on there. maybe you need help? no, no, thanks, i'm on my own. even. the door, the same lantern. well, let's see what's on these streets and how? yuri solomin's hero has wandered many places, but now the capri hotel will appear in the frame. and this, of course, is not africa, but latin america, havana in cuba. a friendly and spanish-speaking country, cuba was a platform not only for the cinematic kgb, but the scene with which we started filmed on the approaches to the places. and what did kgb officers from among the future intelligence officers of illegal immigrant

our south america correspondent ione wells reports.broadcast live on television. armed men with balaclavas overtheirface, broke into the set of this public television channel in ecuador while it was live on air. brandishing guns and what appears to be explosives. it comes a day after the country's new president daniel noboa declared a state of emergency yesterday. ecuador has been rocked by a series of attacks after the apparent escape of a powerful gang leaderfrom prison. the president ordered the military and police to intervene in controlling prisons in an attempt to contain the violence. but the violence has exploded further since then. explosions in streets, police officers carrying out stop and search, some reportedly being abducted. for ordinary people in ecuador, terror on the streets. translation: i hope the state of emergency yields results, i positive results for the population, not for the criminals. we live in constant fear because on a day—to—day basis when we go out to work, we don't know if we will return or if we will

doctor who carried out horrendous experiments on prisoners of war, including children, fled to south americaally using the formulation of the pontiff is the altar boy of the so-called civilized world, which not only allows, approves, but even illuminates church same-sex marriages, which does not see or does not want to see the resurgent neo-nazism in ukraine, but simply... satanism. glory to the nation , death to the muscovites. i'll drive around here and see. we have seen that the vatican helped a huge number of nazis escape punishment and hide in latin america in other countries. some of them were caught by israeli intelligence, and some of them our intelligence discovered. but nazism itself. disappeared, but don’t we see this gradually growing desire for revenge in europe, in germany itself. listen to what former chancellor angela merkel says today. i'll tell you one thing that worries me is that the cold war never really ended because russia was never really pacified. here's another confirmation. listen to another member of the bundestag, roderich kiesewetter. our goal should be for russ

. _ lives in the northern parts of south america, either— lives in the northern parts of south americamerica, either side of the - america, either side of the andes, the amazon— america, either side of the andes, the amazon reverse _ america, either side of the andes, the amazon reverse or— america, either side of the andes, the amazon reverse or the - america, either side of the andes, the amazon reverse or the coastal| the amazon reverse or the coastal force _ the amazon reverse or the coastal force of— the amazon reverse or the coastal force of ecuador, _ the amazon reverse or the coastal force of ecuador, peru _ the amazon reverse or the coastal force of ecuador, peru and - the amazon reverse or the coastal. force of ecuador, peru and countries like that, _ force of ecuador, peru and countries like that, as — force of ecuador, peru and countries like that, as you _ force of ecuador, peru and countries like that, as you said, _ force of ecuador, peru and countries like that, as you said, the _ force of ecuador, peru and countries like that, as you said, the blue has. like that, as y

will strengthen its influence in ecuador and we do not want china to strengthen its presence in south americasecond point is cocaine. ecuador is a very important country for cocaine, and trade and production, trade and transit. and from there a lot of drugs, cocaine, come from the usa to europe. and we know what passion the residents of the white house have. we know what a passion they have for cocaine and also some heads of state, we also know what a passion they have for cocaine and this is very important that well, all countries have a strict production it is clear that it should be under the control of the united states, well , in general, nato countries, let’s say cocaine - based on this, in particular, it turns out. to say that it really is still in effect, but most likely our military already has a presence there in ecuador, well, i assume so, and i expect in the near future, most likely there will be a very harsh reaction from the authorities, well, repression of terror, well against those who rebelled against the head of state nobov, i think that now there was a very harsh reaction,

. cycle particularly for south america-— cycle particularly for south america. ., , ., america.nk you for _ america. really could have you with us, thank you for explaining - america. really could have you with us, thank you for explaining that, i us, thank you for explaining that, professor. we will follow that very closely as you underline there, so important in that battle against climate change. thank you for being with us. the brits awards nominations will be announced in less than an hour. live now to stuart worden who is the principal of the brit school in london. talk to us about that diversity on the nominations? because this was a real problem last year, but the nomination categories in the number of nominations have changed to try to address that. it of nominations have changed to try to address that.— to address that. it looks to be like the record industry _ to address that. it looks to be like the record industry is _ to address that. it looks to be like the record industry is always - to address that. it looks to be like the record industry is always has l the rec

can south america in particular afford to do that?heir debt is at the whim of the dollar and priced in it, frankly. ziyanda: it is a difficult conversation that a number of countries have had to grapple with and central banks as well. not just in latin america but certainly and africa as well. we see large declines in currency value. i think that broadly the idea of this is one that is not going to go away. particularly in this period of the war where inflation is high and interest rate are high and look to stay higher in many countries for longer. that is a conversation that is being held. but i don't know if it will be a monumental shift within the next 12 months for example. i think there will be countries that will look different ways at dedollarization. i don't think there is a proscriptive one way or another that is best across the board. kriti: the trade piece of the equation is so important. talking about all these little eastern countries. we don't know the details of the deals but the agriculture and south america is also pr

dozens of countries, some participants have flown halfway around the world, these are athletes from south americaing at these competitions for the first time. the day before , six sets of awards were awarded at the tournament. alexander abramov with details. return of abdul-rashid sadullayev. this is one of the central events of the thirty-fifth anniversary ivan yarygin cup in freestyle wrestling. the two-time olympic champion suffered a serious injury back in september at the world championships. sadulayev’s physical condition right now. on a ten-point scale, he rates it at about seven, in the weight category up to 97 kg, sadullaev will hold the final of the tournament in krasnoyarsk on sunday, so far he has passed the preliminary rounds without any visible problems. yes, i noticed when i was coming out of the contraction how warm i was met, and i realized that my patients really missed my struggle, well, thank god. i needed this start, and as we all know, i had surgery, and after four months after the operation... the first start, well , i think i did okay. the ivan erygin cup is a great opport

south america, yes. here i am with crocodiles, yeah, listen, he’s about six meters away, yeah, and thise is a very good person, though not lucky, well, in the sense of life, he has been in love with his classmate since childhood, and after all, she has been married for a long time, and he still hopes for something, but he is very kind, and what exactly he helped you, he caught a snake, look, look, a coral aspite, yeah, very... not found in russia, i know, he helped catch this particular snake, yeah, we have it in our department now, we even had to buy a terrarium, would you like to see , i want, let's go, this is not the same snake, i mean, not aspit, no, this is a coral aspit, but different, not the one in your photo. why not so-and-so? wait, well, i photographed it myself, here is the same snake. this is for you, and i distinguish them as people from each other. this is a snake from the bliznyuk serpentarium. well, that's right. and this belongs to my uncle. these are two different snakes. different? lera, and you? “this is yours, but no, we only met yesterday, well, why are you looki

as part of the brazilian u20 youth team, the zenit newcomer became the champion of south america last arrive in st. petersburg on january 12. and another zenit newcomer is defender nino, the football player is 27 years old and moves to st. petersburg from rio de janeiro, from the fluminenze club. the contract runs until the twenty-eighth year. as part of the brazilian national team, nino won the olympic games in tokyo. in that team there was also the current zenit player claudeño, already a former blue-white-blue footballer malcom. and as part of fluminense, nino last year won the most prestigious club tournament in south america - the copa libertadoras. thanks to that victory, the zenit newcomer played in the club championship at the end of the twenty-third year world, where fluminenza lost to manchester city in the final. after signing two newcomers to zenit, there are now eight brazilians. that's all about sports for now, see you in our next issues. investment rating, economics, through specific stories we can reach people. we often talk about money, the sums are serious, in russia

as part of the brazilian u20 national team , the zenit newcomer became the champion of south americapedro is expected to arrive in st. petersburg on january 12. and another newcomer to the st. petersburg team is defender nino. a 27-year-old football player is moving to st. petersburg, moving from rio de janeiro, from the flominense club. the contract runs until the twenty-eighth year. as part of the brazilian national team, neno won the olympic games in tokyo. in that team there was also a current player, denito claudino, already a former football player blue-white-blue malcom. and as part of fluminenza, nino last year won the most prestigious club tournament in south america - the libertador cup. thanks to that victory , the zenit newcomer played at the club world championship at the end of 2023, where he lost to manchester city in the final. that 's all about sports for now, see you in the next one. we don’t know what tool will make new year’s morning simple, but we know what bank will make the whole year profitable, ural sib bank. the state invests in the accumulation of citizens

yes, this is an avocado in south america, but where exactly in south america, at our first meeting.heir children were born, the daughter found out that she was russian only at the age of 18, and she also knows exactly what country she grew up in. and here you are asking me questions that i cannot clarify. and yet, on the streets of which cities did everything even begin there? according to the script , the film took place somewhere in africa. well, i’ll take a walk, i’ll walk along these streets, i’ll take a look at the place, what and how. maybe you need help? no, no, thanks. me myself. the same door, the same lantern. well, let's see what's on these streets and how? yuri solomin's hero has wandered many places, but now the capri hotel will appear in the frame. and this of course. which one is not africa, and latin america, havana in cuba. a friendly and spanish-speaking country , cuba was a platform not only for the cinematic kgb, but the scene with which we started was filmed on the approaches to the place where our ambassadors work today. well, now that we have found out that it

president visited in africa or in south america, where i also had success , the exhibitions that we putespecially in south america , they were really surprised that both in terms of medicine and in terms of equipment, the islamic republic of iran mr. khosravi, how far has it progressed , now we have an ekg measuring device as big as the palm of my hand. i wish i had brought it. you could have seen that it can take the ekg by connecting it to the human body, and it can send it to a mobile phone and interpret it. we give this to every president i was surprised at all. they said that this is really made in iran, but it belongs to other countries , that is , today we are witnessing a very good growth in the companies of scientists. in fact, they started the science and technology park of shahid haj qassem soleimani in these science and technology parks. with the facilities provided by the honorable deputy fermanai of the president , they are exempt from taxes , they can import many goods, and we hope that they will be able to import the facilities provided by the government. grow, one reall

all right, so let's get into a more specifics of presidents past and present in south america who has faced legal trouble. talk to us a little bit about lula da silva in brazil. he was president from 2003 to 2010, but then he found himself in some legal trouble through what is now known as operation car wash. he was convicted on corruption charges, but then fried and clear to run again in brazil as most recent presidential election against incumbent jr. bull sonata, he emerged victorious and is currently the president and brazil again. but now also, nato might face legal was he might end up in prison to what's going on with brazil, and this sort of ping pong match of political foes behind bars of what is currently happening in brazil is essentially the return of the rule of law of institution that lady, because i think there are more parallels between what is happening to both so nato, to add to what is happening to trump down. what happened to that because the was the big thing or filter of the, of the use of the judicial system to persecute uh, a person for political gain political

i spoke to our south america correspondent ione wells. station last week, just what happened? viewers in ecuador were watching the news on the national broadcasters tc broadcast from the port city of guayaquil, when suddenly armed gunmen entered that tv studio when it was live on air and started holding staff members at gunpoint, some staff members were forced to the ground, others forced to read messages live on air. a terrifying moment for those staff of the television station. this moment really left ecuador reeling in shock and i think the world really in shock, seeing those images. police did then find those responsible and made arrests after that particular incidents but it came just a day after the president of ecuador had declared a national emergency after a spate of violent attacks initiated by drug gangs which included things like prison officers being held hostage, police officers being kidnapped, explosions in the street and also two gang members escaping from jail as well. what we know about the individual who has been assas

a it is understandably impossible to defeat yourself, because cocaine moves unstoppably from south americarica, and money and weapons flow back, which give rise to corruption and erosion of government structures. ecuador is already practically occupied by drug cartels. for example, gangsters could. just kill the country's leading presidential candidate, and scare the rest until their knees shake. the los ceneros and los lobos groups, as well as two dozen smaller gangs, number 2,000 fighters, that is , a comparable number to the army police. the ecuadorian leader recently declared that he was ready to declare war on organized crime and organized crime groups, without waiting for an attack, struck first. the revolt seems to have been stopped, but not suppressed. an alliance of groups that control cocaine routes from peru to the northern regions of mexico. 40 countries on the planet have offered military assistance to the ecuadorians, the americans promise whether this will change the situation, because we remember, plant weapons and send specialists, but drug trafficking is the favorite chil

moving on now to south america, with 329 people have been arrested for the electorate involvements and the violence unrest. the script ecuador, as government forces said that at least 5 suspects have been killed. we have see 61 weapons of various cal, about 418 round. so 5 minutes and 24 explosive devices and we have detained 320 non terrorist 41. people have been rescued from captivity, who have eliminated 5 terrace. confronted 3 terrace groups and captured 28 escaped prisoners. earlier presidents daniel bo, i'm declared, an internal on the conflicts was underway. as his ministry faced off against what he labeled as not code service games, of these punish correspondence lose francisco so, so that's the latest. somebody said that, that it was the pensions continue to rise across the country. the creation of a security system is currently being considered. there already checkpoints where citizens are being checked. nevertheless, live goes on as well as the comic activity, despite the atmosphere of uncertainty in the midst of the current wave of violence and insecurity that rings in diff

and, there is a contingent of the united states of america in south korea, so more have been created. point in a hot spot, especially in asia, in order to shake the confidence in the first place in the united states of america in this region, i consider highly probable, and here i will answer our viewers who ask what north korea is for, there is a direct connection connection, we must understand first of all, south korea and japan also provide aid to ukraine, i am sure... that there is military cooperation, this means that the beginning of a war between north korea and south korea, aid can be reduced quite significantly, this is the first, second, if such a war already begins conflict, this means that the ability of the united states to help ukraine is also reduced, why, because we must understand a simple thing that unlike south korea, japan, the philippines. the united states of america has specific obligations underpinned by treaties, the united states of america has no obligations to ukraine under the signed treaties, and we must clearly understand this and soberly assess the situ

. >> but this american dad found their family adored the rural peaceful life in south america.is wife built a in the border of the ecuadorian jungle just over the border from columbia. they started an environmental group, el tropical, to protect the endangered reinforced around them. elisa, there are others that are,, loved her life in the wilderness. >> tell me about lisa. >> a beautiful, strong, young woman, very intelligent and focused on what she wanted to do. even as a child, she was always interested in plants and flowers. >> elisa his brother and sister, and he and maria. >> since it was with the, she always took care of us. >> she was protective? >> yeah. >> elisa always had a strong adventure street, was ready to find a new bird, explore a new patch of land. her mother always admired her spirit but kept a mindful i. >> translator: children are a mother's life. >> you always want to protect your little girl, right? >> yes. >> still, her mother was eager for elisa to see the world, especially america. , as a teenager, elisa lived with her family in long island, worked at

australia much greater if you've got pe0|south america or whatever. and south america or whatever. >>university, isn't there, that you best people coming you want the best people coming to universities, you to the best universities, you don't doing funny don't want people doing funny courses in no courses just to get in here. no you've got to be careful of that. >> there is element of the >> there is an element of the latter and some of that is being exposed. and the other thing you get cases it's very get in some cases it's very difficult police that the difficult to police that the people applied the people who have applied are the same people actually turn same people who actually turn up, up and, um, that some up, turn up and, um, that some universities have big universities have had big problems with it. >> my panel would >> well, i said my panel would be perspicacious. be particularly perspicacious. and anyway, some and they were. anyway, some breaking from 1916, it breaking news now from 1916, it seems the british accidentally gave the germans a ten minute warning in the battle

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was constructed. in 1914, so ships in the atlantic ocean won't have to turn all the way around south america. the straight of gibralter connects the mediterranean to the atlantic ocean, between spain and morocco. it's been officially under british control since 1713. the cape of good hope in the southern tip of africa serves as a link between the atlantic and indian oceans, this is part of the route for the ships that sail from the south asia to eastern coast of america. the bosforest straight in turkey connects the black sea to the sea of marmara and then the mediterranean. besides a straight facilitates countries like russia and ukraine with... access to the mediterranean and high seas, we can argue the hormo straight that joins the persian gulf to the sea of oman is now considered the most vital waterway in the world for transit of energy. the suez canal in egypt was constructed in 1869 by france and britain. besides its strategic importance, it is used to establish a link between europe. to west asia and led to flourishing business in two other natural straights in the world, namely bubb

the situation on the growing reach of cocaine trafficking gangs, which of destabilized waves of south america. the president daniel navarre has declared a 60 day state of emergency. the gangs have sit back todd with kidnappings and killing, leaving many equip dorians in fear that the situation could spiral out of control. for more on this. so i talked to a different group that he's a journalist in a for those capital key to he told me how the public has reacted to the prosecutor's motor. it's another another blow to a population of people that has seals very insecure at the moment. but it has reacted to the state of emergency really by, by withdrawing by staying home. schools remain closed at least to the end of this week. and this flow is, is proof of the resilience also of the drug games in the face of the attempts by the police and military to, to crack down on the violence which is widely which has been widely applauded. stephanie said the public, if i have withdrawn some watch, i wonder where they stand and all this inside fire. as soon as i back the government measures and threes, i hav

military is doing in south america. there is also not much interest on the other. i wonder if you can take me into your negotiations. how are you winning them over? ms. kube: i will say, i have tried to do a couple of stories with southcom that are sort of like the civil affairs kind of stories. i have been trying for months. so there are people who are interested in telling that story. when you're talking to your pao's, there's another pao session here, the military is very good at responding to crises and not very good at helping with when you want to tell a story. sometimes they feel like they're just so busy responding to everything happening around them that they cannot focus on things that take a little more time to develop. anyway, that is just my assigned something likes amalia and ni -- something like somalia and niger, we always have to do a security review. i have a lot of bosses, and we will go through where we are going to be at all times. the question is, ok, when you fly into mogadishu, who is going to meet you at the airport? how are you going to ge

live now to our south america correspondent ione wells.us.— thank you so much for being on the programme with us. matthew, i think the situation — programme with us. matthew, i think the situation in _ programme with us. matthew, i think the situation in ecuador _ programme with us. matthew, i think the situation in ecuador can _ programme with us. matthew, i think the situation in ecuador can really i the situation in ecuador can really be boiled down to three things, one of them has to do with policy so ecuador really stopped collaborating with major security partners, namely the united states about 15 years ago. that really opened up the country for criminal and drug—related gangs from mexico and colombia to partner up with ecuadorian gangs and increase trafficking through ecuador. the second one is the fact that ecuador has been in a major austerity situation since 2017 and this has reduced both the capabilities of the security forces of the prison services and also and crucially the economic situation in the country is terrible and al

residents of north and south america are now closely monitoring the situation in ecuador.ere for more than 24 hours now. police soldiers exchange fire with bandits right on the streets. drug cartels are attacking government agencies, hospitals, being released from... cargo passenger transport is carefully inspected, armed groups of security forces are going down into the ground. to say that ecuador is paralyzed is an understatement; even medical institutions have warned that they will now provide exclusively emergency care. schools and universities are closed, no work institutions, uncertainty and chaos reign throughout the country. the police and penitentiary staff suffered the most ; from there came footage that could not be shown live: the executions of prison guards. it all started with riots in the dungeons when the leader of the local los cheneras gang, adolfa massias , nicknamed fita, escaped from prison. the washington post , citing ecuadorian intelligence sources , claims that the unprecedented wave of violence in the country is a message from the drug cartels to

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