south america now. over to south america now, where guyana's oil sector is booming.800,000 people is one of the world's fastest growing economies. exxonmobil is a key player there, because of a deal it signed with its previous government, which some say is controversial. stephen sakur from the bbc�*s hardtalk programme caught up with the president of exxonmobil guyana. remember when we signed the agreements here, there was still a lot of risk very early in the exploration of this basin and, indeed, you know, risks are notjust geological risks when you operate in a new developing country or in different parts of the world, so all of that needs to be taken into account. sure, but you only paid — correct me if i'm wrong — 2% royalties in this country. the norm in many other countries is 10%. the cost—sharing agreement with guyana means you can claim literally billions and billions of dollars of costs before you even get to the profit—sharing. that kind of deal, according to global witness — an anti—corruption organisation — is robbing guyana of tens of billions of dolla

as the oil is easier to access, keeping costs low, but much of south america's wealth is still on shore. and overall production there has been following 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 in 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 plummets. we think that the kind of oil demand decline, storage, 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 hesitate to drill, including opposition in their own country every single time. but i know most people have been going through the reverse. it goes through all of these a consistent impact of

that could change everything for the country. guy honest sits on the northeast 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 row of these you might have seen before is being transformed into for the in 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 when new oil projects technically should be, think of the past in south america, many new projects and both offshore drilling that's especially attractive to investors. as the oil is easier to access, keeping costs low, but much of south america's oil wealth is still on short. and overall product

okay, and it isn't a low countries across south america are pursuing new drilling projects. others are on a different path folders in ecuador, rejecting government drilling. plants, colombia 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 guy out of joining 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 for just to include off the coast of the south american country, making the i know this video is from december 2019, but changing guy on a really started for years earlier. that's when 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

these fire ants, native to south america, were| native to south america, were first detected in the australians examining the health, economic, and agricultural consequences of the spread of the spread of these fire ants. it is believed they have crossed the border from queensland into northern parts of new south wales. they have also been detected at major ports right around australia, and these fire ants, when they attack, they attack en masse, they swarm over their victims, theirjaws log onto a victim's skin and they insert venom by a stinker of a spike in their abdomen, so essentially it is not really a bite, it is a stab, and these fire ants can inflict multiple stings on victims, and they pose a threat notjust to people but to pets, livestock, and wildlife as well. so, a lot for this parliamentary inquiry in canberra to digester, as it ascertains the threat from these tiny yet aggressive creatures.— these tiny yet aggressive creatures. , ., ., creatures. so, they are going to ascertain _ creatures. so, they are going to ascertain the _ creatures. so, they are going to ascertain the threa

but they're also popular in south america. yeah, you give associated with that a means that it's not to be it in brazil or mexico to view because see you see of all in asia, why it was i left i came up with all the height. i know what i need to go big enough. so what i see is that all the after the us, the most pick ups were sold in thailand, canada, china, and brazil. no european countries made the list. the roads in europe are narrower, and there are hardly any parking spaces for such large pick ups. from like in australia, south africa and north and south america. the world's 2nd largest market for pickups is thailand. advertising is more playful there than in the us, but it's still successful. are there everywhere used for all kinds of transportation? absolutely. all kinds in thailand, almost every 2nd vehicle sold. 47 percent is a pickup, then comes today was 24 percent just ahead of canada, south africa and australia. the pickups have long been more than just a work vehicle. it's considered cool, a lifestyle product. als

from like in australia, south africa and north and south america. the world's 2nd largest market for pickups is thailand. advertising is more playful there than in the us, but it's still successful. are there everywhere used for all kinds of transportation? absolutely. all kinds in thailand, almost every 2nd vehicle sold. 47 percent is a pickup, then comes today was 24 percent just ahead of canada, south africa and australia. pickups have long been more than just a work vehicle. you're considered cool, a lifestyle product. also, thanks to advertise. the main clientele, older men who want to be younger, difficult so. so why or by 88 percent of buyers into us are male. it's clear that advertising is trying to change that for the 1st time ever. we've introduced with no windshield wipers. no heater, no turn signals with no rear view mirror. no g p s. are you kidding? it's missing all the parts created by with wow. who's great idea was that this women's history month poured salutes the visionary automotive work by women, past, present, and future. speaki

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over to south america now, where guyana's oil sector is booming.try of around 800 thousand people is one of the world's fastest growing economies. exxonmobil is a key player there, because of a deal it signed with its previous government . signed with its previous government which some say is controversial. stephen sakur from the bbc�*s hardtalk programme caught up with the president of exxonmobil in guyana. remember when we signed the agreements here there was still agreements here there was still a lot of risk very early in the exploration of the spacing and indeed, risks are notjust geological risks when you operate in a new developing country or different parts of the world. so all of that needs to be taken into account. but ou to be taken into account. but you only _ to be taken into account. but you only paid. _ to be taken into account. but you only paid, correct me from wrong, 2% royalties in this country. the norm and other countries will will is 10%. the cost sharing agreement with guyana means you can claim literally billions and billion

belarusian, agutsi, borrowed from the tupi language, guarani, spoken by a group of indian peoples of south america it seems to me that he looks more like a small deer, and this one is very tiny, it wasn’t difficult to catch him, why, in order to microchip, for this i was given special clothing, what are the rules here at the minsk zoo, so. now everything, oh, he’s so small, he’s still a month and a half away, a month and a half, no, he’s been gone for a while, a month, one or two somewhere, it’s clear, now i need to be here. i’m used to the hands, yes, yes, we got them in 2008, well, in my practice, this is probably the fourth birth, but this time the female is young, and for her the birth turned out to be stressful, her milk disappeared, and she had to feed the baby aguten, the baby was in elena ’s hands, there is everything, there is, uh-huh, they brought the chip quickly , they read everything on the spot, well, good, he behaved very well, again the fact that he was a little after all, he is accustomed to people, this is also a big plus in this job. where is his mom? mom hid? it didn’t seem to

so, that's the closest to china to come into south america.live in comfort with the pacific in a atlantic, china is moving through south america and through mexico in the united states. rebeccah: that's incredibly informative, congressmen, let's talk specifically, get back over to the middleast that is a hot button issue right now. china, let's think about the biden administration's strategy problems and why it's not going so well. it's a policy towards iran versus policy towards china. ■if you don't understand that china is the one bankrolling the iranians, you cannot come up with a coherent strategy. if you don't understand that sending drones to the russian war efforts against ukraine, you cannot come up with a way to get the russians back in their own country. i know this is important because we are here to talk about your china bill,.g but to understand why it's so important to take on china and its effect on these other countries. china is buying iranian oil in defiance of u.s. sanctions. how you are thinking about that and how it is try

the reason for that, a clear that the drug trade is soaring in the south america, and we have one big gateway into europe, and that is the netherlands, also the port of on the web, some belgium. and of course, that's if there's a name to the pulled of handbook, these are the big gateways of, of trucks into germany in june. and, and talk with us a little bit about the strength of organized crime and the role that it plays here . so we see that in the past 10 years or so, the violence has actually escalated. so we have power, full crime syndicates in the netherlands, but also in germany that grew with these enormous um, uh yeah, the enormous money that is actually in the cocaine trade. and um, they more and more put the violence out on the streets and more and more, infiltrating the rule of law and democratic institutions as it became a real threat to security. and to the rule of law in, within the european countries. there's a big effort trying to rally international authorities to coordinate efforts to interrupt international supply lines. germany is part of those efforts. do you expe

south america.these far waters flow uninterrupted around globe, unimpeded by any land they accumulate andui much as 30,000. the cape horn rollers, as they're called, they reach cape horn and follow through that can dwarf a 90 foot mass or the strong currents on earth. and then the which frequently accelerate, accelerate to hurricane force and can reacmuc. herman melville, who later rounded horn, compared it dant'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 re than a pitiful rowboat. water seeped through virtually every seam. it began to get colder and the rain hardened into sleet. en suffered from frostbite and icicles drip from the lines below 40 degrees. lot tude. there is no law a sailor's adage went below 50 degrees. there is no. and they were now in what was known as the furious fifties. captain cheap and the other officers and c

and then when you look at the chinese, what they are doing to bring south africa closer to south american the six fleet talking to people in africa and seaboard -- western seaboard of africa, china is building ports because that's the closest on ships between south africa and south america, straight to venezuela. just recently talking with the government in lima, peru saying they are building a huge super poor, three and a half billion dollar port in china says we will build this port, you can't have customs there, you cannot have security customs there. so, that's the closest toto com. so while we live in comfort with the pacific in atlanta -- ing through south america and through mexico in the united states. rebeccah: that's incredibly informative, congressmen, let's talk specifically, get back over to the middle east that is a hot butt ichina, let's think about e biden administration's strategy for these problems and why it's not going so well. it's a policy towards iran versus policy towards china. if you dont understand that china is the one bankrolling the iranians, you cannot come

mchenry, but you're in your, not just north america, w but ao south america.t what being president of the a me,s at maercard entails. >> yeah. i have a background that's deeply rooted in pa payments, 27 years at mastercard in particular. i look after the u.s. and couplf months ago, latin america, which from a financial services perspective and inclusion perspective, the than in the countries of latin america as a i've been traveling them over the past few months. butin my team looks after the business development, relationship management and execution of our strategy in those markets and financial inclusion is high on our list of priorities. >> let's talk about as we hear a lot more about payments, they're done electronically, right? if you sta your mortgage, and nw most people are doing it digitally. mastercard has a lot of data, obviously. talk a little bit about trend hines you're seeing in terms of that conversion and that flywheel you were just talking about. >> yeah. well, you know, our data macro data alike prove that the consumer rea mains re-- remains

well, as you say, our football style is similar to south america, brazil, argentina. it is transferred to the field and that excitement makes the players play better than the ideal conditions, this shows that playing in high conditions is a good place and not a bad place. there is a problem and in my opinion, he is making mistakes of the opponent, and in my opinion, when you are talking about these derbies do you think there is a derby that is close to our football ? the game we are facing will definitely happen. we have the speed of the players and the creativity of the players . now, if we want to talk about the whole game of shahrvard , if there is a chance, mr. iraqi, let's relate it to this game, the speed of the game. look at the game now , you can see in the pictures how good the transfer speed is, and when the transfer speed is high , i think the percentage of mistakes is higher, but when we don't have speed, if we make a mistake, it goes back to that issue of concentration and that issue of our football emotions, let's look at it now , persepolis team maybe i

india, south america, whoever else is not following these rules, like, for example, ukraine.ding to eurostat, more than half of countries have high inflation. prices for products, services, and energy resources are rising. experts call brussels' policy a failure. the sanctions war, organized by the europeans themselves, hit industry very hard. even the eu driver could not resist. germany. last year here ended in recession, gdp contracted by 0.3%. i believe that we live on an extremely rich european continent and that the problem is one of unfair distribution of funds, that is, a handful of people are extremely rich and the rest live modestly or barely survive. inflation in turkey is growing, food items are becoming more and more expensive, prices jumped by 6.5% in january alone. the energy sector is stalling, affected by the rising cost of petroleum products and natural gas. where else can we talk about the economy if not at... the grand bazaar in the center of istanbul is the oldest market turks speak in peace. lots of goods, lots of people, constantly changing price tags. i

, yes, not a specific country, but all of south america, it is really comparable to the russian market in the next hour. to spend time with the children, we watch russian cartoons and children's programs. let's take a look, in the app or on the website. in the quarterfinals of the gagarin cup, it is time for the final matches. in yaroslavl, the local locomotive received the vanguard from umsk. stas redikul residents knows how the meeting went. same results of other games. the atmosphere before yaroslavl lokomotiv's home game, especially one step before reaching the semi-finals of the gagarin cup, resembles a city holiday. in the rays of the setting sun, smiling faces of fans on the square in front of the arena, enhanced security measures, but this does not affect the general mood. some hockey fans even ask for a photo with special forces officers, and although loka and avangard have absolute equality in head-to-head matches with the teams having 18 wins each, the yaroslavl public is confident. this meeting is the last one series, good confidence, good mood, because we have a great team

criminals fly in from south america, rob mansions in los angeles and fly back to south america.d? you're la based. >> i don't know anybody personally but i know areas. my country club where i play golf, they have been hit on multiple occasions. these people, i think that one is the venezuela gangs. these are very sophisticated, they have drone surveillance, they surveil these homes and they go in, they put guns to the people's heads, they can take their safes out of the ball and literally in seconds and they're off. i used to live in hidden hills and my family lives, these would think of secure place withs guarded gates and security there and somehow they're still getting in with surveillance and these are all, you know, come into the country illegally. stuart: amazing. fortunately, i get it, my family is the position with their own private security. i have my own private security when i need it and unfortunately that's the world we're living in. stuart: caitlyn, i've got to go but that's not a nice world to be living in and we all feel for you right now. caitlyn jenner, thanks

but people do not understand, well these are the observers, whom they represent, well , africa, south americagraphical terms are used more, on the part of the big players of the global south, here is a more interesting story, i think that despite everything the elections will recognized, i think that the big players india , china can say about the inadmissibility, the impropriety of holding elections in the occupied territories, despite everything, i think that they will not play tricks with russia, so... there will be such and such an assessment more or less soft, more or less soft, in the results, well, so far i do not see that the countries, even the closest allies of ukraine, are ready to recognize the elections as illegitimate, in general, despite the fact that there are grounds for this, and by the way, ukraine, the ukrainian state, has been talked about for a long time it speaks, speaks in the language of facts, well , pay attention, in the occupied territories of crimea... and several other occupied regions, uh, the russian, so-called cec speaks of 6 million who participate in the vot

well, as you say, our football its style and style is similar to south america, brazil, argentina theexcitement of the audience is transferred to the field and that excitement is with it. this shows that the playing conditions are good in some places , there are some problems and in my opinion , it makes the opponent's mistakes, and in my opinion, when you talk about these derbies, it is a derby that is close to our football, a game that we we are ahead , this will definitely happen, the speed of the players, the creativity of the players , and we have now if we want to talk about the whole game of shahrvard, if we have the chance. the speed of the game , you can see in the pictures how good the transfer speed is and when the transfer speed is high, the percentage in my opinion, my mistake is more, but when we don't have speed, if we make a mistake, it goes back to the issue of concentration and that issue of our football emotions . let's look at the police press team, maybe they are talking about the difference between ethmaar and yahya golmohammadi. the difference between yeh mohamm

the reason for that, a clear that the drug trade is soaring in the south america and we have one big gateway into europe, and that is the netherlands. also the port of envelopes in belgium and of course nancy fizzle, named it pulled off hand. these are the big gateways of, of trucks into germany. and you, i was robin hoffman. excellent ologist at ma, stretched to university in the netherlands. and we end with a success story some months needed. good news from snow east kind of media scientists in norway have boosted the numbers of rare arctic foxes. climate change had left the endangered species struggling to find enough to eat and the wild. the population was down to around 40, but the feeding stations have now lifted the accounts for more than $500.00. without the program, the animals could have been facing extension. researchers are still warning. it's too early to know if the spaces is in fact st. as a form without a quick reminder of our top story. thousands of warners have gathered in defiance of ryan police as of jail, russian opposition leader unexplainable, and he was laid t

plowed work for the promotion of ukrainian interest and the ukrainian narrative, especially in south americaere there are practically no embassies there, i know a little about the argentine and brazilian embassies there, well, everyone knows that there is a minimum staff, minimum resources, and of course , ukraine is not represented, accordingly, to expect that we will be known, we will be... known, we will be protected, well, it is very naive, so let's look first of all at the history with the statements of the pope, as a task for us everything to work more and more in the international arena. thank you, mr. andriy, mr. oleksandr , how do these statements that are heard, including from the mouth of the pope of rome, how do they affect the final decisions made by the leaders of western european countries, in particular, that... regarding the assets that frozen in western europe, russian assets, or does this cause some kind of hesitation among the leaders of western europe, and suddenly now ukraine and russia will come to an agreement, we have frozen russian funds here, and they, they will no

ukrainian interest and ukrainian narrative, especially in south america , where there are virtually no embassies there, i know a little about the argentine and brazilian embassies there, well, everyone knows that there is a minimum staff, minimal resources, and of course ukraine is not presented, accordingly expect that we we will be known, we will be known, we will be protected, well, it is very naive, so let's look first of all at the history with... the words of the pope, as a task for us to work more and more in the international arena. thank you, mr. andriy , mr. oleksandr, how are the statements coming out, including from the mouth of the pope, how they affect the final decisions made by the leaders of western european countries, in particular, regarding many countries, where they are russian money, they are not for it. interested in confiscating them and transfer, and they are looking for various reasons not to do it, but there are very clear legal arguments, because russia is committing serious international crimes, and crimes such as the crime of aggression or the crime of gen

the freedom of expression standard are widely accepted across south eric america. it's a mix between a more regulatory strongly oriented from the european side and more allowing let's say first amendment standards in the u.s. there's a way to work there. the american human rights for example on indirect means of affecting free demeanor of expression. they have interference that some of the companies themselves do on the discourse of people. so there's a lot to grow there and of course, there's a lot to do in terms of electoral regulation, modernization of the bureaucracy of the commissions giving more power more agency to them and for example were struck very quickly by the electoral authorities. >> an interestingly he's been banned for participating for much long ethan -- >> the electoral regulation. >> let's let domeni are a -- doe menorca talk. >> the t.s.a. target online speech. and i think that is very powerful length in a way that doesn't starter target disinformation because there you're on a risk. but when it comes to illegal speech, i think that it is maki

but the whirl communities in south america where the drug is mainly sourced off and pay a heavy price. germany is now one of the countries trying to rally international authorities to coordinate efforts to interrupt international supply lines. general louisa has got his hands full. thousands of contain is a loaded in the peruvian pulse of calais of every day. and cocaine could be heated, in any of them. demand in europe is increasing and such as drug smuggling. the ways is anti drug team is on daily patrol intel, about any potential suspicious containers would be gain changing fluid forces. but most of those is we absolutely need an international exchange of information with only investigating authorities so that one can seize the drugs and the criminals behind the screen that is due to a rising demand. coca cola of ation improve is doubled since 2015. the drug is almost exclusively exposed to europe in germany records $35.00 tons received last year of a loan. that's why germany's federal minister of the interior, nancy phaser, is traveling to south america, offering great to collabor

but the world communities in south america where the drug is mainly sourced off and pay a heavy price. germany is now one of the countries trying to rally international authorities to coordinate efforts to interrupt international supply lines. general louisa has got these hands full. thousands of containers are loaded in the peruvian pulse of calais of every day. and cocaine could be heated, in any of them. demand in europe is increasing and such as drug smuggling. the ways is anti drug team is on daily patrol. instead about any potential suspicious containers would be game changing for lowering forces. but most of those is we absolutely need an international exchange of information with only investigating a are these so that they can seize the drugs and the criminals behind the getting the knowledge due to rising demand. coca cultivation improve is doubled since 2015 . the drug is almost exclusively exposed to europe in germany records $35.00 tons received last year alone. that's why germany's federal minister of the interior, nancy phaser, is traveling to south america, offering gre

it, you know, and it is much worse, he is completely a way out. from these left-wing milieus of south america, which have always been very leftists who had a completely different philosophy than there protestant europe or even the united states of america, again, he is from that part of the world where ukraine is very far away, well, we all travel a little around the world when we are sometimes allowed to, but we know this experience when in america you find... you feel that europe, excuse me, damn it, well , it is very far away, you can feel it on your skin, ukraine is even further, but imagine people from latin america, from argentina, from brazil, that is, for them it is all some kind of mythology, this is russia, there is some ukraine, and russia is still perceived as an empire, everything around the empire is probably some small countries that trade, and how strange it is, but even a person like the pope... he really lives in this coordinate system, and that what he said, he believes it, it's his reading, including the gospels and his role as a pontiff, you know that standard scheme that

so why did that go through south america? then why choose this route as well? many people. and that's, i think, the main reason why a large number of applicants are trying to reach the u. s. is because of the proximity they feel towards americans. many have been working closely with us nationals for many years. they have formed friendships, they speak the language, they know their culture, they feel close to the us. and most importantly, they believe that the us, which they promised that they will never leave them alone. they believe this promise for duty, for 2 decades. they have been told that the us was there to protect them and a system. so obviously they believe that they will be welcomed and they have no idea of what of what a waste and once they arrive. and now those who have not left off got this done and to work for uh for a non government organizations, for example, what are their lives like now? well, it depends on several factors. one of the factors is whether that organization is still active enough kind of son because they are still for an angel's operating. t

and heats also along with right a story in south america. first of all, a guy on the 37.6. a specific temperature admittedly, has been hit twice in the last week and it's a new body record. south of that, this is persisted in those notion t a heat wave warning is the property trusts interest and product why we're assessing since he has a 40 degrees, is big showers to this are a human appeal. we know just how precious every moment of ramadan is every 2nd of these beautiful months brings you the opportunity to embrace the spirit and blessings of mercy. your 13 nights is a human appeal platform, which enables you to automate you with a nation's on every night to from a done hoping to make the most of this beautiful month. trust us with your messy this ramadan, the the welcome back to watching out as a real quick reminder about top stories here, this our new warnings about the shortage of food and concepts. you in human rights to boca, to access as well as instructions, could amount to the use the starvation as a method of these 23 posts, demands task when helping to distribute

lost football players from uruguay, so in the football final the russians will meet a team from south americaexperience, i think that this is the first time such an event has taken place, not like ours, but it’s like this is my first time personally. that is, a combination of computer games that smoothly transition into live sports games. the most pressing issues of science, politics, and art business are discussed in various fields. what will a multipolar world look like in 2004, and how can the experience of ancient civilizations help us? in addition to the business agenda for the forum has an extensive cultural and entertainment program. today outstanding ballet dancers and jazz musicians perform. all the attention of figure skating fans these days is focused on st. petersburg. today is the second day of competitions within the framework of the tenkov cup of the first channel. after the short program. the battle of the elements, where athletes demonstrated their skills in lifts, spins and jumps, was led by the team of anna sharbakova. the team of alina zagitova is in second place, and eliz

only six years ago they only had a presence in two countries in south america.uela and colombia. fast forward six years and they're now present in at least ten countries throughout the western hemisphere if including the united statesfuls i've never seen a criminal organization grow that fast, not even the mexican cartels expanded that fast. the second point to that is they've already destroyed south america. pete: yeah. they destroyed south america, now they need to come here and kill our college students? and that's your point, will. that's the distinction that they refuse to make. rachel: but make sure you give the illegals the dignity of calling them undocumented -- can. pete: nope, newcomer. rachel: newcomers is the new word. and i'll say this as well, you know, this isn't just the -- this is a globalist agenda. if you can get rid of the idea of illegal illegality, this is all about globalism, one world government can, you get rid of the idea of national sovereignty. it's all tied together. pete: one of the big tools they do to push that globalism viewpoint

thank you yura, thank you for everything. we are giving karina an exclusive three-week tour of south americahday, i don’t understand anything, what’s going on here, why are you? quiet, i found a piece of paper in your office, society about the divorce, what kind of stupid joke is this? this is not a joke, this is your new reality, it was erased from your own life, now we have nothing, no car, no house, i have no business and no husband. so it's time build a new one. tell me, you’ve seriously decided to develop from scratch, i want to prove that it’s impossible to drown me, the stable there is on fire. please, acquaintance and roll call, possible without formation, i am very glad that you came to visit me, how much tea was drunk, how many stories were told, i was impudent in the white look, and i begin, here mark anatolyevich zakharov goes into the ore, and for me it was probably akin to the appearance of christ to the people, how many secrets were told, i, as a man, am a hunter of women, i like to attack, dad imagined that i would have a completely different husband, and how much was still a

um, you've spent a lot of time in south america before that posting in, in you try. and i wonder, what was it that you most wanted to asked to colombians? finding the russians next to me for. yeah, exactly. i mean, i mean the question is pretty obvious, right? the 1st question that pop into my mind was like, what are you guys from columbia beautiful country? i mean, not that ukraine is not a beautiful country. it's also a beautiful country, but i mean, their families are in columbia, they're risking their lives in ukraine, in the trenches. they're fighting a fight that is not their, their, their own country. far away, cold weather, all of that. what are you doing here? and of course, the 1st thing they told me was like ukraine is not them war. that is only for ukrainians. this is a war that the whole world has to fight because it's about democracy's like end of talk receive. so it's also a political ideology. they told me they have fought in columbia again, socialism, communism, and they were ready to do the same, not only ukraine, but in any other country that would

we have done a lot of work on the markets of south america and central america, we are now directing our efforts to the markets of africa and asia and there are very good prospects for this, today we worked very well on the president's visit to uzbekistan. this country was shown, a contract worth more than $140 million was signed, and today i hope that this year will become decisive. the beginning of the year was quite successful for industrialists, the industry operated with a growth rate of 105.4%, if only it could hold on, the cabinet of ministers knows its weak and strong points and the main task is to grow by at least 5% by the end of the year, and also sell it on the field. .. marketing is not only welcome by today's standards, it required. olga onishchenko and roman filyutich, area of ​​interest. the driver of industrial development is our regions. so in pinsk this year they will begin to build an industrial park. the city needs a modern site for new production. moreover , there are already those who are ready to come to the regions and open new jobs there. it is planned that