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so this is one thing, but then on the other hand, also south america, a, china's role in south america is really important to you. because we do see that china is south american speakers trading partner. and we see that chinese firms are constantly in for the chinese firms are constantly growing on the continent so that even experts saying that if the union does not feel this deal, now it would push south america close to china when it comes to trade. okay, well joe ski sir dw reporter, thanks for talking with and that's it. you're up to date. you're watching dw news. stay with us for a documentary on living with h i v in ireland. i'm on the niece of stay with the can you see is what old car tires have to do with the production? here's a hands on the really indeed the snow on youtube. so this is our very 1st episode of our very 1st season on our very own cause cast. yes. i've had jobs. got another right, different i, it's a hard task for pause people and the people who love us. and i just so delighted to be here with the legendary b u z. we now moved around the law. they're all, my god

so this is one thing, but then on the other hand, also south america, a china thrown in south america is really important here because we do see that china is south americans because trading partner and we see that chinese firms are constantly the input of chinese firms. are constantly growing on the continent so that even experts saying that if the union does not see this deal, now it would push south america close to china when it comes to trade. okay, well joe ski sir dw porter, thanks for talking with in japan is celebrating the addition of saki to us goes world heritage list. you an agency voted to recognize the alcoholic drink as intangible cultural heritage. japanese saki brewers are hoping, hoping that the designation will help revive declining sales. this smooth of rice wine has been viewed as a sacred gift from deities and it's been an integral part of depends culture for centuries. originally it was even believed to ward off evil spirits. now, unesco has decided to register japan's traditional knowledge and skills for making saki and it's intangible cultural heritage list.

the eu agrees a massive free trade deal with south america, despite fierce opposition from european farmers and defiance in paris and rome. plus, the clock runs down for tiktok. the social media giant awaits a court ruling on plans to ban it in the us. welcome to business today, live from new york, i'm ritika gupta. a positive end to a strong week for wall street after us shares hit new record highs. markets have opened higher after closely watched official employment numbers out in the last hour — the non farm payrolls — came in better than expected. it's added to confidence that the world's biggest economy is on a healthy footing, but cool enough for the federal reserve to keep cutting interest rates. us employers created 227,000 newjobs in november according to the report from the us department of labor. that's slightly ahead of the 220,000 markets were expecting and a strong rebound from october when hiring was hit by hurricanes and strikes. america's jobless rate ticked up to 4.2%, slightly higher than the 4.1% in october. let's bring in diane swonk, chief economist at the consultants

of doing away with river blindness in south america.also trying this in africa. it is a major thing for us. you can't send the pills to villages and ask the people to give it to each other. if you have river blindness you would rather have this pill than a diamond the same size. they are very valuable. if somebody steals them and sells them. we have to go into the villages and deliver them directly to the mouth of people. we have trained people how to do this. it is an interesting challenge for us to undertake. >> i will ask question that you wrote out for president carter brought at the convenience of my staff. money go back to -- thank you very much. let me go back to, just leaving office. your post presidency is now considered the most remarkable of any president in american history but it did not begin auspicious. tell us about those first days after office and the questions that you and mrs. carter were asking yourselves about your future? >> we didn't know what to do. i was in debt. i didn't make any money when i was in the white

and then— played in south america. and then it — played in south america.0 years — then it will soon be 2030, 100 years 100 _ then it will soon be 2030, 100 years. 100 years since the first— years. 100 years since the first world cup which started in first world cup which started ih1930 — first world cup which started in 1930 in uruguay. and dear friends — in 1930 in uruguay. and dear friends what better way to celebrate this occasion than having — celebrate this occasion than having a _ celebrate this occasion than having a world cup in the six countries _ having a world cup in the six countries on three continents with— countries on three continents with 48— countries on three continents with 48 teams and 104 epic matches. the world will stand still and — matches. the world will stand still and we celebrate the 100 years— still and we celebrate the 100 years of— still and we celebrate the 100 years of the world cup. and thereafter, 2034 is the first world — thereafter, 2034 is the first world cup of the new century. it world cup of the new century. it wil

almost who i made you go south america is always been valued. we're seem is no good. and also with no culture and updating with like hillbash. that's not how it is about it. shouldn't we keep suffering just so that we can avoid chinese and investment, but a searching in china is bringing progress. but also for your end on certain g, the mega poured lines between a nature reserve, the small fishing port and a residential area. medium odyssey is quite existence, abruptly changed early one morning when the 1st nation went off at the construction side. right next to her apartment. it was quite dramatic. yeah, it all ran out of the houses. it was like a powerful earthquake and it shows no respect for all the people who live here like paper, port toilet giving me unless i've got something like this would not be possible in europe. she says, so why in peru? and she's often afraid that the walls will collapse because our home, like our neighbors now has cracked. they have been promised that these will be repaired at some point. this is totally, it's destroying our peace room,

but also car parts that are being sent to the you from south america. as well as cars machines and chemicals being sold from the you into a mattress sewer is still among the voices protesting the deal, or environmental as they warn themselves, america's industry, which is not generally seen a sustainable and puts prophets over the protection of the rain forest. could be fired up we'll have correspondent, band re got in brussels, told me more about the european farm is objections. they steal the very strong of lobby groups of french farmers. maintain that the cheap beef soybeans and wind from south america would flood europe in market and distort the market and also lowest standards before european consumers. and on the other hand, the business community had large, isabel coming this the o, because the makers of cars machinery and the importance of raw materials say this deal is wanted because of the terrace with the below at the pharmacy are unhappy. and the commission also says the safeguards and quote has in place to prevent a distortion of the market

it strategic position creates a direct shipping link between asia and south america. money or us cost us is from trendkite and works for costco. he sees a bright future with industrial parks, factories and jobs. china is helping, he says york, uh, i see a new peru here, fully industrialized and connected to the largest market in the world's going to asia. i'm going to call him i had on there and we'll go cuz he left you a the money or the less cost us is frustrated by what he calls perusing confidence . chunk guy he says, is poor under developed, pathetic, even from chunk guy to shanghai. this new chinese build mega port is designed to put the panama canal in the shade. impressive, and almost fully automated it boasts are enough room for the world's largest container ships. these could exploit electric cars from china, for example, and take back food from peru. beijing could potentially import lithium copper, beef and solely from all over south america, 10 days faster than before. the advantages for peru in the creation of new jobs around the port, greater purchasing power and prestig

weary the assistance of that not all world cups are just held between europe and south america as they26 being in north america, the us, mexico and canada, particularly 2030, which they have said around three continental countries, spain, portugal, morocco, and africa, but they've also shifted three games in south america on the pretext of it being a centennial edition is a 100 years from the first world cup but effectively what that has done as it leaves only asia and oceania as the two options for the 2034 world cup. in oceania no one has the financial capacity to host a world cup right now and in a jet no one has the financial capacity to compete with saudi, nor does anyone have the desire to do so given the influence saudi football has on the asian football confederation and also no one can match them financially. so this isjust contrived anyway that there can be no opposition to saudi hosting this world cup. what ou think hosting this world cup. what you think the _ hosting this world cup. what you think the reaction - hosting this world cup. what you think the reaction will. host

so south america getting those three matches rules them out for another 12 years.pain and portugal getting the 2030. and also the fact that we have had one in europe quite recently and qatar itself in 2022. so 203a it will be because oceana couldn't get their act together, because oceana couldn't get theiract together, meaning because oceana couldn't get their act together, meaning new zealand and australia, they were given such short notice to try to get a bit together for 203a, so saudi arabia are unopposed and we are expecting this vote, as fifa have called it, during this extraordinary congress over the last a5 minutes or so. it is going to be more than acclamation. there will be a couple of dissenting nations, notably the norwegian federation, who have said this whole process is flawed because of transparency and also we expect a lot of outcry, as there has been from various human rights and lower case labour unions as well about the choice of saudi arabia and it's pretty abysmal human rights record, they say, for decades. they say it is going to be a moment o

she didn't paying increasing china's influence in south america. not just like a nomenclature, hotel owner. jorge munoz is off to have a quick look at his last available room. lately his hotel has been booked out. his guest engineers from china, the gear and chunk tie bedroom changes on the horizon. mostly if you're, if you don't keep up, you won't have a chance with him soon, we'll have business people coming here we, there are different kinds of guests talk to people in a large terrace, from the lowest, with the seaview, a sauna, and conference rooms court. he knew yes has and vicious plans. his hotel is in a prime location. the small town of chung k lines between the sea and the desert. people here have always lived from fishing fish bo production and some tourism. chunk guy boasts a kind of mini disney land complete with big van, a russian cathedral and the castle. but now in the background, there's something else. a new mega port funded by china for jorge munoz, an opportunity. so you know, when that big would be sad if we residents have chunk

protesting for weeks, fearing they could be overrun and under cut, by agriculture imports from south america. if the america sewer deal were to be enacted, france, of course, cannot single handedly hold the deal. but now poland has also said it won't sign the current draft next to it comprises argentina, olivia, brazil, park. why? and oral quite been as well as membership is currently suspended. the blocks joins economic product since it's 3 trillion us dollars. the 27 countries into european union at up to 18 trillion, altogether, the macro sewage to you would impact 770000000 people. the you and the south american block have been talking for a quarter century. meanwhile, china has massively increased its own trait with miracle sewer. now the pressure is on the youtube finally, at the situation. the successor baited as donald trump will become you as president and the units of strength and its own partnerships in the face of blooming u. s. terrace the current draft of the you merk a sewer deal costs for 90 percent of terrace between the 2 sides to be dropped. that would include terrorists a

the eu is poised to sign a massive trade deal with south america, despite fierce opposition from european farmers and defiance in paris and rome. hanging by a thread. tiktok awaits a court ruling on its north america ban as a sale deadline looms. tough going for boeing as a us judge rejects a landmark plea deal tied to two fatal plane crashes. welcome to business today. we start in the uruguayan capital montevideo, where in the next hour or so european commission chief ursula von der leyen hopes to sign a massive trade deal, two decades in the making, with south american nations. it would slash tariffs and other trade barriers between the eu and the maircosur common market — which includes argentina and brazil. but it faces fierce opposition from many in europe — more on that in a moment. so how big a deal would this be? significantly if the deal can be done. but that is a big if. european farmers fear a flood of cheap produce coming into europe from south america — especially beef. a majority of eu nations have to agree the deal to ratify it. germany and spain are in favour — but france

this time it was about international cocaine trafficking from south america through european ports. 4 tons of cocaine were confiscated. and once again, the trail led back to efforts the fight against the and drank it to became a joint endeavor. a joint investigation team for it was set top which allowed information to flow faster and more directly. they were thirty's involved could sit together at one table. fully no marks, a turning point in european police work in germany. this of course, was in the state of north rine west failure. there might have been since he could, we now understand how our italian colleagues work, and in particular we become closer collaborators. it started with the deuced board motors and then continued through various operations such as pulling on it's, it's very important to understand the legal system of our italian colleagues. and to incorporate the knowledge that are telling colleagues have accrued about all kinds of mafia structures into our work that will lead to success. and it's meant for a 2nd key to success late in the hague, in the netherlands hom

in 2027 to put the phone and the european union and south america goes up in america, sol block of concluded a large scale free trade agreement. after years of negotiation vehicles but 90 percent of existing terrace between the 2 sides to be dropped, the farm is in front of poland fee. if you could wreak havoc on the industrial, i would agree cultural sectors, cheap imports from south america and the cutting that prices. that loving against the deal, which needs to be back and find by at least 15 of a use 27 countries. appraising the bill and you commission present as you left on the line offered reassurances to europe's pharmacy concern concerns were concerned about unfair competition. today marks a truly historic milestone. so this is a good day for medical school, a good day for europe, and the land mark moment for our shared future. and to our farmers, we have heard you listen to your concerns and we are acting on them disagreeing agreement. it includes robust safeguards to protect your livelihood. have a look a closer look at those concerns with that brussels correspondent band to re go

you are paying union on south america's america. so a block have concluded a large scale free trade agreement. after years of negotiation, the bill calls for 90 percent of existing terrace between the 2 sides. we dropped the pharmacy and from some holding fee of the deal could right. and we have it on the i agree cultural sectors were chief of products from south america. and the cutting that price is the lobbying against the deal, which needs to be ratified by at least $50.00 off the use $27.00 countries comprising the agreement. you commission presentation of on the line offered reassure to 60 europe's farms concerned about unfair competition. today marks a truly historic milestone. this is a good day for medical school, a good day for europe and the land mark moment for our shared future. and to our farmers, we've heard you listen to your concerns and we are acting on them this increasing agreement. it includes robust safeguards to protect your livelihoods, lock correspondence, a brussels bad. megan told me more about your appear

south america? well, i think this is maybe where we first proved the depth of the breadth of the president's program. and it began with the panama canal issue. you see? what's that got to do with human rights? well, that was a symbol of sort of colonial rule for over 100 years or more. we would run that place our way. we would employ the locals. but they had no role in the policy or the leadership of the program, management of the program. and we the president went out and said, no, we're going to let the people of panama run this program. we'll help them. but and then we need the right to come back. and if if if our security is imperiled and you know what that worked very well. and it's working well now. it and it wasn't going to work. i remember the general in charge of our troops down there said, uh, there's no point in trying to stay here with military force because there's so much anger about us that we can't do it. and so that's worked. it's been very successful. we we had to go up in the hill

and the chinese also want a military base at the tip of south america in argentina at the straits of they're not going to get it because of the recent election, but they'll try to control the tip of south america as well as the canal. david: obviously, panama, the government there refutes a lot of what the president has been saying and claims the incidents have been overblown and, we're aware of the influence you've been talking about. it wasn't too long ago that democrats were very concerned about this and may seem like ancient history, but when when jfk was running for president in the democratic platform they talked about reaffirming, quote, our historic policy of opposition of the establishment anywhere in the americas of governments dominated by foreign powers, and they made this statement, the democrats did specifically because of what you said, if we go to war anywhere, we need to canal. >> yes, and since that time, the obama administration formally renounced the monroe dock d doctrine, going back fot to the 1920's. and secretary of state tillerson put back the monroe doctrine

and wouldn't you know it, months after disappearing deep in the jungles of south america, lantigua drops dead. or so he said. at any point, are there any red flags going off? >> oh, yeah. the whole time. i mean, when you don't see a body and then they just disappear. it's weird. >> but lantigua moved pretty well for a dead guy while in venezuela, he ends up purchasing death certificate, a certificate of cremation. daphne is instructed to tell her kids that she's flying to venezuela to collect his ashes. she boards the plane loaded with about $20,000 in cash. what was that money for? >> he told me it was to. to get the records that they needed to show that he was dead. >> the couple goes to the u.s. embassy in venezuela to get a certificate of death, a document daphne will need to get the 8 million in insurance. he's outside the embassy waiting for you. you're inside the american embassy in venezuela with his death certificate, trying to get it approved. >> yeah. i don't know how you can do what he did and wake up every morning not hating yourself. >> and shortly after the memorial servic

. >> south america, laura issa, south america i'm going to say brazil. >> south america, lots of places south america, mexico. that's a whole like mexico, though. mexico. what is the answer? colombia. >> this is colombia. you were right about south america, colombia, colombia. of course, not. the only country colombia, not the only country that does this. we do this in hialeah, florida. shout out to hialeah. a bunch of cubans. they're doing this down the block all the time. let's go ahead and spin the wheel one more time. let's go. >> my husband would divorce me if i didn't get that. all right, here we go. >> plate throwing. oh, wait. greece greece plate throwing. >> where do you throw plates? >> i think i know, i think it's denmark, it's denmark, it's denmark. >> greece. >> i think it's denmark. opa. >> it is actually not greece. no. is it? wait, it is greece. wait, hold on a second. it's denmark. >> you were right, laura. >> denmark. during the new year, plates are thrown at neighbors or friends doors. it represents a new beginning. it also represents a new way of saying thank you. so

as i've went to the colonized ation, i was raised in south america lives in the west in india, and travel extensively around the world. and i really could not stand looking at such as suffering such a waste in dummies, at least during the 7th of october. the tragedy for israel and every day since full gaza, now living in and who knows, i swear. and i keep asking myself, where is it going to end? and it does to that at 1st, you can convince yourself that israel has many reason to restore that to rinse many reasons to secure its own population. we can understand that. but why destroying the whole guys are why killing children, woman? why is this determination to destroy schools, universities, even some entries the whole identity of the publishing young people? and that's where you understand that you are in front of an escalation that nobody does controlled. and i cannot accept the fact that the will leadership neither in the arab world, neither in europe, neither in the u. s. o n square. i can stand still and not do anything. we know that the war and power should not be thoughts, only face

newcomers from central and south america when i was the mayor of glen cove, a lot of people from el salvador especially gather on street corners, many of whom were undocumented. this is not a new phenomenon. people say oh, the trump and administration was so much better could i don't know if everyone remembers the kids in kaser's. it was not until covid when we saw the numbers drop precipitously to it is not to say there's not blame in the biden administration. there is, there is blame and the trumpet penetration, and every -- in the trump administration, in the obama administration, and in every administration before them. we need to spend money to build a wall, hire more border patrol agent, administration judges, work with folks in mexico and other central american countries, to stop them from coming to the southern border in the first place. the first thing we need to do is secure the border. the senate bipartisan deal that was proposed back in february of 2024, earlier this year, a big topic of my special election campaign when i faced george santos. the second thing we need to do is fi

south america. it's time to recreate a new order and my phone belief is that the world should start re composing the new world order starting we study side, which is the best. and so the symbol of justice. so what code friends, for example, do in concrete measures that they haven't done so far because we've had some pushback from countries like spain, for example. but in terms of actual steps, i want to, we just think that the group in could do would be collectively to launch the movement of rick of nation, of police died as a state prison. my call said we favor such a movement, but it is not the right moment. but i'm asking, what is the right moment? i think it is an incredibly important move. why? because we see the despair in the region. and my phone belief is that if we don't do nothing, then at the end of the day we, we see terrace movement taking that vintage reducing the result using the anger of the region to we launch new attacks. i think we should put the starting point. the creation of pa

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one of the practical things was in south america.efore i was president, most of the posts in south america were military dictatorships. with the corporations in the united states, they were the ones that controlled the iron ore, bauxite, bananas, pineapples, to get a monopoly on those products, a great boon to our country and corporations who shared. whenever anyone of those dictators were threatened by dissenting voices within their own country from indigenous indians, former slaves, just poor people, the united states would send troops down there to protect our friend. in colombia, peru, argentina, chile, uruguay, paraguay, in almost all of those countries we had a military dictatorship. and we started to protect the rights of those poor and deprive people, to speak up, within 10 years, every country in south america became a democracy. [applause] what i'm saying is this is practical indication from a distance that people want the chance to speak their own mind and elect their own leaders. that is part of my background. derreck: so

chris had long since left south america for europe and then india and then africa. his emails reflected a man not on vacation, but in turmoil, angry at everyone. all of a sudden, he gets into talking about, this has been the worst year of my life, i've gone through a lot of stresses in my life, i've contemplated suicide, drug abuse. it sounded like he was unraveling or something. but did-- [audio out] mm-hmm. right. something in his childhood. and i go-- and it's trying to turn, and it would switch-- switching around to us again. what is it like, though, when get an email like that? you feel sick to your stomach. just, what is he-- i thought i provided a really good childhood for them and stuff like that. and just, what was he angry about? total shock when it-- yeah. it hurt. i was receiving emails as well, about suicide and abandoning his faith in the lord. and it was just-- it was the same type of thing, just this person that's questioning everything and losing sight of who he is. so i was just there, sending emails back, reassuring him of who he is. and it was--

country in south america.ce it's in your portfolio, deputy assistant secretary, you know that the brazilian judge seized cash from starving related to x of course to pay their fines. now, the american government i think along the lines of that just laid out from you through judgment ought to be taking steps to ensure that our companies especially those dedicated to free speech in the regional democracy are not to be harassed by these nations. and i wish that the biden administration was as aggressive on brazil in this case as you seem to indicate you are going to be, you might be on venezuela. so first question for you, mr. howell, is what is the administration doing, actually do it, not studying, not planning, what are you doing to combat the steps of brazil is taken to censor their citizens? >> sorry, congressman, you look at me, deputy assistant secretary sullivan. you said how. >> sorry, i did. i apologize. who should i apologize to? >> no one. just clarifying. >> just clarify. i'm looking at you deputy as

they did was to use the basis for purposes of collecting slaves on taking them to latin america, south america, particularly in but it has been, it is not lost on us. that in fact, one of the largest black populations to be found installed in america is to be found in the but as the where the domain on language, as we know is portuguese. they then go to uncle and the non going out this the best one of the most important qualities. and of course, continued with the acquisition of many things, including active folks, which had been created by the african populations at the time. and all of these was taken to live on as they moved to an gorda. they moved across the of the fiber of africa and found themselves in what is present date was a mix of cos vs dollar. that the initial motivation for the portuguese explorations was to find spice in different parts of the water, particularly in india. well, we know that they established kingdom all established themselves in a go for the new stuff because they did in did arrive and established the quarterly in mozambique in the east coast of africa. it is in