south america -5.er the independence of this country was declared in 1818, smapucia fought. well, i'll assume it's colombia. no. damn, significantly south of colombia, this is chile, at the bottom of 1200. the action of the science fiction film is 1900. satin, no, that’s wrong, this is the baron. kurosawa moved the action of gorky's play to feudal japan. at the bottom 600. moving along the bottom, these animals raise the tips of the rays, because there are eye spots. sea stars? exactly. south america 1.200. in 1903 year, this province left colombia and became an independent country, i’ll assume that this is ecuador, no, this is just panama, panama, yes, at the bottom 300. according to turkish legend, at the bottom of these flowers are hidden. happiness, especially if the bud is yellow, what have i got to lose, let there be tulips, tulip, yes, absolutely right, the tulip was a symbol of the ottoman empire, served 1,200, stornoway black pudding, one of the national dishes of scotland, is blood sausage wi

i think that what you are doing is going to other countries in south america, showing our satellites,nering on the satellites can be helpful in the rural areas. but you've also been to other countries, like the partnership -- mr. nelson: one of the rural areas, the last stop we had in columbia, we nasa have a joint project with usaid and it's basically to help poor farmers be able to get better 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 either 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

, south america stance, the stance that african countries are taking, it almost seems like the world is... palestine, except a few countries who stand with israel, and those countries without a doubt, if not now, then soon will be isolated by the world. make nap here, so let's focus on some of the countries in this region, namely the west asian region, on the one hand you have countries like lebanon, iraq, iran, syria, they're doing what they can, in their own form, in their own way, especially when you're looking at obviously what's happening um i should obviously mention yemen also, um, but then you have other countries like saudi arabia, bahrain, the uae, egypt, why do you think those countries are not doing more uh to help with what's happening there, this genocide and onslot on the gaza strap? i think because the rulers of these countries are locked into the alliance um of last resort with the usa, they depend upon the usa to protect them against their own peoples um and and and you ever since the ever since design is conquest of most of of palestine, the jordanian regime and uh

south america, south america stands, the stands that african countries are taking, it almost seems like the world is for palestine, except a few countries who stand with israel, and those countries without a doubt, if not now then soon will be isolated by the world. mcnap here, so let's focus on some of the countries in this region, namely the west asian region, on the one hand you have countries like lebanon, iraq. iran, syria, they're doing what they can, in their own form, in their own way, uh, especially when you're looking at obviously what's happening, um, and i should obviously mention yemen also, um, but then you have other countries like saudi arabia, bahrain, the uae, egypt, why do you think those countries are not doing more uh to help with - what's happening there, this genocide and onslot on the gaza strap, i think because the rules of these countries are lot. into the alliance um of last resort with the usa, they depend upon the usa to protect them against their own peoples and and and and you ever since the ever since design is conquest of most of of palestine the jordani

brazil is federative republic of brazil and it is known as the largest and most populous country in south america. brasilia is the capital of this beautiful country and since it used to be a colony of portugal, it is the only country in the americas whose official language is portuguese. brazil is a federation made up of 26 states and a federal district, which make up a total of 27 federal units . the ninth largest economy in the world belongs to brazil and one third of latin america's gross domestic product is owned by this country. soccer is considered the most popular sport in brazil and for this reason. this country is famous for its famous footballers, including pele and neymar. brazil's climate is very diverse. by circulating around half of south america, we conclude that brazil is one of the five largest countries in the world. white sandy beaches, tropical islands, beautiful cities full of music, thousands of kilometers of coastline are other characteristics of the country. the famous statue of jesus christ in rio de janeiro has become a symbol of rio and brazil. in brazilian culture, the

but, so long as those conditions in central america and south america persist, we're going to see thisr and over again. it will ebb and flow but it's going to get worse. >> brian: you said it's going to ebb and flow. just what you said on central and south america anybody who looks through always a problem a dictatorship. a nicaragua about to pop up. bolivia about to go along with it a cuba dissidence and now you have venezuela the biggest problem in the hemisphere arguably. but there is little things that can be done. number one, the remain in mexico, when you had a deal with mexico, the president had -- that was immediate deterrence. the fact is there is a sense right now among central and south america among african-americans, eastern europeans, now is the time to come. so there is always going to be tornadoes and communism and dictatorships, but there is -- word went out that now's will the time to come. now or never. do you agree with that? >> let me answer it this way. i own this problem for three years. the lesson i learned is that there are things we can do on our southern bord

to south america now.d more than 250% this week. that's the highest in the world. javier milei says slashing the state is needed to tackle inflation in the long term. 0ur south america correspondent, ione wells, has been finding out how people in argentina are responding to his plans. "how much is that?" "and that? " people in argentina looking for bargains. meat at this market has gone up 30% injust two months. asking people "how's life?" — the struggle is clear. translation: i have three jobs and i can't make ends meet. - i think about all the people who don't have anything — that breaks my soul. rising prices are constant here, but these latest ones didn't come out of nowhere. chainsaw in hand, the new president, javier milei, has slashed subsidies, slashed the value of the currency, slashed public spending. telling the world the state is the problem — not the solution — to people's hardships. and deep cuts are needed to tackle inflation. this shop—owner is used to changing prices daily. translation: we

in south america there was a venezuelan migration crisis, the active phaseich was in the seventeenth, eighteenth, the nineteenth years, when there was an internal struggle in venezuela, and an internal political struggle, a deterioration in the security situation, an economic situation, a deterioration in the economic situation, active in the introduction of sanctions by the trump administration, which also had an impact. to the level of stability and instability in the country, and millions, tens, hundreds of thousands of people began to leave venezuela, then... this crisis spread and was contained in the countries of south america, and these two spaces were conditionally independent of each other, that’s what we observe now - this is joining, including the venezuelan crisis, to this crisis development of the process that is observed in the northern part of america, so all the attention, naturally, is the united states, they are creating an agenda, in mexico, what is happening in this? reception of migration flows, in contrast to the experience of south ame

america? well the documents south.'m not sure whether architects of foreign policy the late 1940s on i think it contained basically what i'd call sort of three basic principles or sort pillars. one is this the geostrategic pillar, which is again that old world, new world. there are differences between, the two. but then you add in another, which is the democracy totalitarianism. or we went back sort of republicanism, monarchies and then there's the economics system, which is capitalism versus communism. so obviously not all of that was included in the original monroe doctrine. but i think the idea of the distinctions between the two worlds, the fence of democracy and the of our own security, i being a product, i was thinking of these students. they might know what the term duck and cover means somebody shouted out what's duck and cover get under your desk covers. that was not a student, by the way. okay. and get ready for that atomic bomb. i mean, in essence, i as. i got a chance sort of get this question in advance. a

south america through the darien gap daily, early.uh, ratcheting up in scale over time . and on the ground, it is quite obvious that there are preparations being made to expand the migration . this is expand the migration. this is all being done without any discussion with the citizens of the united states, which is the place where almost all of the migrants are headed. and without the agreement of the citizens of the agreement of the citizens of the countries through which these migrants will pass, what nationalities are coming ? nationalities are coming? >> you know, in middle america or central america that are passing through? but who is it that's on the move? it is an extremely diverse group of people . people. >> there are many people fleeing from south america, especially venezuela . but we also met venezuela. but we also met people from afghanistan, iran , people from afghanistan, iran, yemen, the caribbean in, for example, haiti . uh, it's a very example, haiti. uh, it's a very diverse migration . but i have to diverse migrat

south america. because these far southern are the only waters flow uninterrupted around globe, unimpeded by any land they accumulate and build waves over as much as 30,000 piles. the cape horn rollers, as they're called, they reach cape horn and follow through that passage can dwarf a 90 foot mass or the strong currents on earth. and then the which frequently accelerate, accelerate to hurricane force and can reach as much 200 miles per hour. herman melville, who later rounded horn, compared it to a descent into hell in dante's inferno. and as the men tried to round the horn, they were battered by storms day and night. byron called it the perfect. he would steer all at the waves that broke over the wager, bending it about as if were no more than a pitiful rowboat. water seeped through virtually every seam. it began to get colder and the rain hardened into sleet. some the men suffered from frostbite and icicles drip from the lines below 40 degrees. lot tude. there is no law a sailor's adage went below

the central american migration crisis, here is the mexican-american border, but in the south in south america there was a venezuelan one from each other, this is in the north a migration crisis, the active phase of which was in the seventeenth, eighteenth, nineteenth years, when there was a struggle internal to venezuela, and internal political struggle, worsening situation with security, economic deterioration of the economic situation, active in the introduction of sanctions. trump administration, which also influenced this, the level of stability and instability in the country, and millions, tens, hundreds of thousands of people began to leave venezuela, then this crisis spread and occupied the countries of south america, and these two spaces were conditionally independent of each other friend, what we are seeing now is the annexation, including of venezuela. space is space with redundant labor resources, and mexico is a country that is an active donor of migration, and it is a country that throughout its history. that mexico is a country of immigration, because well, there is the history

is argentine, he is a jesuit, this is one of the former missions of the jesuits in the heart of south americaur opinion, cosma idimyan. there are two opposing views on what the jesuits did here. on the one hand, it turned out that the jesuits were saving the guarani, who were being hunted from the neighboring brazil, hunters for indians who turned them into labor, on the other hand, weren’t all these epidemics spread in such crowded missions, well, for example, smallpox, and also the jesuits monopolized the trade in quinine for maleria, and the current argentinean pope is an isuit, knows how to gently lay, favored today by his compatriots, already at a separate audience, he, who guards the interests of his catholic order and his throne, everyone remembers, firstly, christian traditions in south america are already taking on bizarre forms, this is the main catholic church in the brazilian capital , brazil. but what is happening now with the invasion of evangelicals, former brazilian president jair bolsonaro, is who miley placed in a place of honor at his inauguration and who is closely associa

so when brazil speaks, it speaks, i mean it projects the voice of south america to the rest of the world in terms of the recall of the present in um, bassett, a. uh, back to brazil. yeah. it's not the south american country to do this early on in this conflict in gaza, chile, columbia hung dealers. and believe you cut diplomatic ties very quickly, why do you think president silver waited? it took a while for him to find a ride. don't the right approach, so you're right when, when you remember that many other countries in south america and mostly the left wing governments, they have decided to cut ties with israel much before brazil. but over the last 3 or 4 weeks, i'd say brazil has been escalated and sold it to me. it has been alley of 82. and of course to circumstances both domestic and international have been important to explain to account for. ready change, do we expect that tone to become stronger or more vocal as brazil takes the presidency of both the g 20 and then the financial group breaks. i don't think it's going to become stronger or even stronger because it's already reache

the pods are harvested in south america and africa. then the beans are from mentored before being dried and shipped. many pulling up the beans coming to the factory hole where they have broken up into smaller pieces. one of these nibs are placed in the country, the klein, which brian's and crushes them for the event. in vita rooms during that process creates the cocoa mesh the thought i'd call them. i said, depending on bein type, this mass is been mixed with sugar, milk, powder, and other ingredients and ground even more finely in mills. the cocoa content differs from one variety to the next. in the top of the chocolate, the cook who content is 70 percent. the rest is real cane sugar and cocoa butter. cold water in milk, chocolate and cook a content is considerably lower than that. 41 percent is even though the rest of it is whole mil powder unreal. king sugar. the son tyler is flemish corvette, one of you know that will work out in white chocolate. there's no 2 co messa tony. just coco. gotcha. and then which is obtained choosing a c

the study of remains from the most ancient burials of south america made it possible to find out evention of the indigenous inhabitants of the new world from the population. siberia, it’s strange that russia has not yet been accused of this, because the buryats at one time invaded america through the bering strait and became indians. by the way, the word shaman is my favorite. you won’t find this place in tourist guides, unlike, for example, the egyptian giza, where the famous pyramids are located, and meanwhile, it is in the mexican choluli that the largest pyramid in the world, the great pyramid of cholula, is dedicated. defeat the empire and the inca empire, neighboring peoples, it was these peoples who, by and large, helped the spaniards with empires that subjugated many only when they themselves began to be destroyed, they realized how wrong they had been with their choice. the spanish priest bartolomes, who arrived in latin america with the conquistadors, described what he witnessed. usually in the following way: they built a grate on stands, tied prisoners to it and lit a slow

fine and dry, but also exceptionally hard to has been a story of heat across southern parts of south america. and you can see it continue to build for places like santiago over the next few days. it also pushes its way further north and is a power wide and further east into windows. there is, but you can see a change in the temperature the that's as well. so whether it starts to pick up, we're expecting some thunderstorms here over the next few days. it will calm down on tuesday, but it is going to be a lot cool that 24 degrees celsius that so you can see the what the weather is starting to pick up the rush of thunder storms kicking up a 3 year old y as well as we go in to monday, what's the weather as well across the central parts of brazil, much dryer for the likes of columbia as well as venezuela, but went to for places like a french, diana. and as long as the dry picture across central america and the caribbean, you seen a lot of hate from mexico, mexico city. is that an old time temperature high for february just a few days ago? well, the heat is still there. it has cooled down slightly

in a conflict in 1982 when buenos aires invaded the islands, now we go live to ione wells, our south americao go down? he has a couple of reasons. _ cameron decided to go down? he has a couple of reasons. the _ cameron decided to go down? he has a couple of reasons. the dispute - cameron decided to go down? he has a couple of reasons. the dispute over- couple of reasons. the dispute over sovereignty is nothing new. certainly, every argentine president has always wanted to assert that they believe that they are argentine rather than british. in terms of why now though, last year, i think this was dialled up a notch after argentina pulled out of an agreement that had been agreed with the uk. also, argentina used a g20 meeting in india last year with the then foreign secretary james cleverly. that was something that the uk flatly refused, but i think a paper, this is potentially the uk government wanting to reassert his position that the falkland islands are british. after that referendum that took place when david cameron was prime minister, where all but three islanders who took part in the b

on sportsday: we speak to the women sailing around the notorious horn off the southern tip of south americaome along. thank you forjoining us on the eve of england's make—or—break test match in india. win and they'll be level 2—2, but lose and it's all over. after that bruising defeat in the third test in rajkot — england's largest in terms of runs for 90 years — they've made some changes for the fourth test in ranchi. ollie robinson returns for the first time since the third ashes test at headingley, when he struggled with a back injury. he replaces mark wood. and england have once again picked two seamers, with shoaib bashir re—called for leg—spinner rehan ahmed. a lot�*s being said about the pitch in ranchi being difficult to bat on, but ben stokes — after his initial concerns — says england are ready for the challenge. we do like to look at the pitch two days out and one day out because that is how we like to pick our 11. you want to give yourself some idea about what 11 is going to give you the best chance. and looking at that, i think there is going to be assistance to the spin. we ge

gets to see what they have, the electric chair whether it exists or not, this also happens in south americae shoots, look, well, of course he can search as much as he wants and will definitely find the culprits, find the local chubais, find the local deputy, chubais and so on, it doesn’t matter, the population elected him for what? they elected him for this, but he does not give quick solutions, they did not choose him so that he would look for those to blame, they, he promised them a quick solution, we will leave immediately from the crisis, if he doesn’t do this, he can look for anyone inside, no, well, he has already found those to blame in a sense, he cut their entire government, once again such people, so i ask them, he can you can become even more radical for the sake of it. this will not help, he will be overthrown, most likely he will not even serve until the end of his term about this always happens in south america, the military, maybe the military, maybe some people are right, but here one point is yes, taking into account miley’s complete absolute orientation towards the america

_ there is no war in central america, south america and that is causing the swipe, — south americahese countries. it also _ decisions in these countries. it also doesn't help that some countries, some cities here in the united _ countries, some cities here in the united states, they sent advice these _ united states, they sent advice these are — united states, they sent advice these are legal information. it's not the — these are legal information. it's not the illegal immigration, migration system is broken. it's giving _ migration system is broken. it's giving people pause and sing something is happening here, why are politicians— something is happening here, why are politicians not addressing its cut 1.5 politicians not addressing its cut 15 million— politicians not addressing its cut 1.5 million asylum seekers? the system — 1.5 million asylum seekers? the system is — 1.5 million asylum seekers? the system is broken, and people want that addressed. let system is broken, and people want that addressed.— system is broken, and people want that addressed. let me 'ust read you a stat

and so he leaves new york and travels around coast of south america and heads to san francisco. and he gets to francisco thinking, this is where he's going to spend the rest of his life is the time of the gold rush. there's a lot of opportunity, but he also arrives and he finds that san francisco is rife crime. there's a tremendous amount crime and in fact, a lot of arson. the city was burned down several times in 1851 and 1852. and group of local men formed what called the san francisco vigilance committee. and this was an extremely organization of people who decided we're going to put down the crime through extralegal means. and this committee arresting people and putting them trial in their own courts and then executing them. and appleton got involved in this but he was a little uncomfortable with this extralegal judicial process and so by 1850 152 he resigned from the vigilance committee and he acquired an interest in this ship, the mary adeline. he set sail from san francisco back the coast of south america, looking a cargo that will take back to new york city. back home. b

there is a discussion to be had about the cartels indeed in south america.oint and i do want to thank you congressman forjoining us on bbc news, thank you very much for your time. it's been my pleasure, thank you so much. former president donald trump does not have presidential immunity and can be prosecuted on charges of plotting to overturn the 2020 election. that's what a us court unanimously ruled on tuesday after mr trump claimed he was immune from criminal charges for acts he said fell within his duties as president. it's a setback for mr trump, but a win for special counsel jack smith, who charged the former president with conspiring to overturn president biden's victory in the 2020 election, and committing fraud to stay in office. the three—judge appeals court panel wrote: adding that he has the same defenses that any other defendant would have. mr trump says that without the immunity, the presidency would lose its power and prestige. 0ur washington correspondent gary 0'donoghue has more. of all the cases donald trump is facing, this is the most seri

south america is quite turbulent, but generally you see us allies getting worse and use the countries that are more independent getting better, like brazil for example. and i, it's true. i mean, it's totally true that we are already in a multi puller world. there's no going back to that and us even it's inputs in the middle east. i mean, china said so many diplomatic victories lately, you know, ending the salary. iran proxy conflict, essentially the bringing the defect to close the warranty evan. and now trying to help syria get out of this mess. presently she was in syria or rather it's our president charles, i wasn't saying i was in china for the $0.80 and that was personally she and now they get, they're getting a lifeline for their economy. that's been the major thing for the warrant. syria is the fact that the us sanctions, the caesar act is during that economy. and essentially, the way i see it is just the good guys are currently waiting in the world. you know, after all, this time, western domination, off the hundreds of years, of course of gravity took about the global style.

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ecuador plays pivotal role in the structure of regional integration and latin america and south america estamos de regreso en el segundo bloque aquí en negro y blanco. will these actions strengthen the us military and police presence? in addition to the monta base issue and the galapagos becoming some kind of natural aircraft carrier, it seems they're taking advantage of this economic crisis, a crisis of crime, economics, privatization, increase vat, etc. what else is in this? privatizaciones, subida del iva, etcétera. no hay algo más esto. i think you touched on one of the central issues that is happening in ecuador. we're not alone in our own country, and part of what is happening is due to differences regarding the country's model and orientation at the domestic level, which is related to the international geopolitical. environment, but the united states is very important player that has geostrategic agenda for the region as well, for latin america. in this framework, ecuador has its own interest due to its geopolitical position and being located in the middle of the globe, and benef

ecuador plays pivotal role in the structure of regional integration and latin america and south america un par de segundos. estamos de regreso en el segundo bloque aquí en negro y blanco. subida del iva, etcétera. no hay algo más esto. we're not alone in our own country, and part of what is happening is due to differences regarding the country's model and orientation. "the united states is very important player that has geostrategic agenda for the region as well, for latin america. in this framework, ecuador has its own interest due to its geopolitical position and being located in the middle of the globe, and benefiting from preferred ports in the pacific ocean due to several factors, and in addition, it is considered key country for the new geostrategic arrangement and the hemisphere proposed by the united states, therefore. the changes that have been taken place in ecuador since six years ago, as i mentioned earlier, have a close relationship with the alignment of foreign policy with us strategy and geostrategy. there are several examples in recent years. for example, the us senate a

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a la nina, we would expect that to be drier again and the same for kind of the mirror image in south americarain in australia, indonesia and those kinds of areas.- more rain in australia, indonesia and those kinds of areas. thank you ve much and those kinds of areas. thank you very much for— and those kinds of areas. thank you very much for coming _ and those kinds of areas. thank you very much for coming on _ very much for coming on explaining that, gavin schmidt there explaining the la nina effect which a 55% chanceit the la nina effect which a 55% chance it will be with us by the mid summer. let me show you a live shot of the white house wherejoe biden is meeting with 0laf scholz, they have been discussing in front of an open fire the last few minutes nato and funding of ukraine. we'll be criminally negligent setjoe biden were we not to supply ukraine with the funding that it needs. i will play you that sound the other side of the break and also we are watching news of an earthquake in hawaii, quite a big one as well, quite shallow. which will try and bring you more news on in the course

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