well, it seems that somehow one of the main theaters in all of south america is oh yes, shakespeare hadorld of death, and here in this and so on. and today the very popular uruguayan theater is still the whole world to the russian wife umnova, her playbills for performances, for example, by chekhov's uncle vanya price tag he is a chihuahua shorthand jamie dubnova, well, then, that's why we go to the theater, so that here we meet with the one for whom exactly . she illustrated his first collection of poems, which he wrote after losing his father while he was in exile. this is what she suggested, she absolutely. she felt the need to support me. and today i must admit that her drawings were much more valuable than my texts, a wonderful artist - this figurative depiction of montedeo in uruguay is generally considered a classic by the canon of a tuning fork. she was also a stage designer. and here this part of south america is even more interesting - this is the region. i gauche the shepherds. here are their horses there. zhenya is russian and came up with the idea to attract, when back in 6

one of the paradoxes which in the caribbean coast, there is plentiful sol year-round and most of south americamost of south america and colombia, most of the energy consumed is gas where solar energy could be much cheaper. that irrationality today has to do with a frontier, the oligopoly doesn't want to make a transition to clean energy because clean energy could enable us, well, can make it possible for one or 2 million households and all of colombia to generate their own electricity based on solar energy, for example. and with great efficiency in the case of the caribbean, we would move from one generator to millions and this could be called a democratization. that would produce a decarbonized economy. well, it doesn't like this big fossil fuel capitalism which has become a great monopoly worldwide which is putting resistance. [indiscernible] it will lead to democratization of the world. and not concentration of property and wealth as has been the case so far. amy: president petro, i want to talk to that migration stuff which directly links to climate. you've talked about climate violence, c

so in the film we already had a big conversation about the general history of south america, but without end we return to the topic of the personal story of this russian wife dunova, who found herself in south america at the very turning point. well, now more about her path. so this journey began to south america in the moscow metro, whether she was traveling or heading towards the okhotny ryad station. and here is a group of young people, which means 4 foreigners. they talked to her about finding out where these guys were from and on what side. she really didn’t understand right away found in south america argentina brazil uruguay where are we located? now amazing from the tree, called remember the novel children of captain grant jules is true. and zhenya said that from it she knew what it was about south america and, perhaps, remembered the illustrations about how and where everyone escapes from the flood. zhenya thought that she knew what the spanish language sounded like in our ears, because in the soviet union there were refugees from republican spain. but the spanish language. at f

this is a problem that has been exported south of america's border. at's potentially in a couple of years going to become a problem for america, but america has fooled itself thinking it could contain and it failed to appreciate the real threat that they represented, not just for the region, but it on itself. i don't like to be dramatic, but i've seen -- i have spoken to them and explain what is it that they wanted. everything that they have said was going to happen has happened. and it's quite a lot. specifically in regards to the threat of the jewish diaspora in the mapping out that we know today is true. for a long time. we know this to be true. so experts are coming forward and warning of the dangers, i think it would be fair for state officials in the u.s. and across the eu at the u.k. to actually pay attention and understand that unless they formulate a clear strategy and draw a line in the sand and stand by it, we are at war. we have not brought anything to defend ourselves, our people and democracy. churchill said it better than i could. democr

we have already had a long conversation about the general history of south america, but without end we return to the topic of personal history. this russian wife, dubnova, who found herself in south america at the very turning point. well, now it’s bigger, but this is not how her journey began, this journey to south america along the moscow metro. and here is a group of young people, which means four foreigners. they started talking to her, we see a way out, or find out the amount of something from and what country these guys were from. she really didn’t understand right away that there was food in south america argentina brazil paraguay uruguay where are we? now there is an amazing tree called ombu, you can already recognize it. remember the novel children of captain grant jules correctly. and zhenya said that she knew him from him. what it is? well, that is, the soviet authorities know that they are in dimission. uruguay has a diplomat in the bachelor, let's say. so the girl puts him on the route. yes, this is one of the possible understandings: it was then the first country in south

the trying to hit some 70 columbus to the south of the popular tourist city. of america, the shocks were felt as far away as the coastal cities of robots, casablanca, and the swat. uh, it's the worst is austin. morocco has seen the molten 20 is shown on the bottom. it begins coverage. all is off to the power for earthquake strike smooth welcome. the skate of widespread devastation is now imagine flats in houses and streets that resemble it was own. model cache is the closest may just say to the, at the center of the quake. rescue workers who have worked through the night continue to look for people trucked until the level of the cut over. there are several areas still out of weak and people who are desperate. the middle please. she doesn't look, we need help. we need helicopters in a and the roads are close and we can't drive. we need help to get people from under the rubble of stuff to the lock and my parents, the effect is necessary to get help with that. we cannot continue without water or electricity. so we're looking up, the roads are blocked. we only wants to get o

one of them turned up on a regular basis over south america. one of the 1st people to take a closer interest was a pilot, very familiar with the skies above the amazon, the explorer and environmental. this gerard most embarked on the slides across the regions. turbulent skies on behalf of the brazilian water agency. the filing of the amazon is not that easy. you have is dense forest, very few fields and a lot of low cloud and rain to the swiss brazilian aviator began exploring and mapping the airborne rivers. the because we took coffee in the lab as expected, the and mass headed towards i agree turning south southeast and continuing over a month across so must have towards the atlantic via south pile. before reaching the south east of the continent, the air masses 1st hit the and these mountain range and the west. the 6000 meter high natural barrier alters the course of the stream of air, as shown in an experiment called sound. jack's headed by shows the money and go subjects west. i've seen the experiment that we decided to develop together wit

this part of south america is a land. i gauche the shepherds. these are their horses. a russian, came up with the idea to attract, when back in the sixty-seventh year, on the half-century anniversary of october, including with horses on stage, she staged a grandiose performance in ntvdeo, 10 days that shocked the world according to john reid, and before the coup she was preparing the premiere in her theater according to brecht career. arthur ui in the sixties - this anti-tolitarian play, the allegory was very popular everywhere, even here it was really very carefully staged then in the leningrad bdt at the end and before the play there are such words to still bear fruit the ability of the womb, which bore the muck here, a modevideo in the el golfon theater to these they added their own lies to the words. and it is here today that it is also surprising that such a rebellious soul as zhenya was in the minds of the authorities raulva writers, what is important is an activist of the right of the national party of forms. author books about durgvay's friend detective botero,

it would be remiss of south america. ca? yes, life is really dependent _ in antarctica? yes, life is really dependent on _ in antarctica? yes, life is really dependent on whether- in antarctica? yes, life is really dependent on whether you - in antarctica? yes, life is really dependent on whether you are | in antarctica? yes, life is really. dependent on whether you are in in antarctica? yes, life is really - dependent on whether you are in the summer or winter. dependent on whether you are in the summer orwinter. in dependent on whether you are in the summer or winter. in the winter, we havejust experienced, it summer or winter. in the winter, we have just experienced, it is very dark and very windy and very cold. soon as you wake up in the morning to commit you head to breakfast in another building and you quite possibly have to battle a—15 to get your serial. possibly have to battle a—15 to get yourserial. —— in possibly have to battle a—15 to get your serial. —— in the morning, you head. it is very challenging and we

south of america s. christopher mossey is the chief of staff at the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. he says that support and medical evacuations for those who need it, are ongoing. the store from the back needed is of course still search and rescue the teams on the ground, both the authorities and organizations that are working with them, such as ourselves and our number american red crescent society have been on the ground. and since the seconds after the devastation and that continue, and if your reports have indicated search and rescue the most important still within really 48 hours continue with. and that's really what has to take place 1st and foremost. but at the same time, we have to support those that need our need need support with psycho social support . so there could be added that that can be provided right now. food, clean water and other health support also transport to the hospital and that is taking place and that's being done by authorities and volunteers

we have gone south of america cash with more on how the government plans to respond. about 5 hours ago, there was a full magnitude, $4.00 after shot, which was bounce here. and, and further further south of the city of about, i guess, just exacerbating the same on the slide to him theater people, jose, we'd like to spend more time staying our dual for as long as it takes us till we get guarantees of the off the shots are losing in density. now the over the recovery operations, thoughts today at indication that house we're finding people live off fading away. we move into the recovery option, which is going to be one of the most extremely difficult operations. in the upcoming days, we're talking about the need to handle the thousands of families. i lost the loved ones to think about what to do about schools at temporary shelters for those in the desolate areas. and also starting to think about the phase 3, which is basically compensation reconstruction. they would have to start clearing the robert from the vast areas that were destroyed. at the same time. you have had a

how's your well hope our traveled with an 18 by helicopter to a village south of america cash fucking the after school. he's going through her mission checklist. she's the pilot of this had a cup to win a mission today to deliver generators to remote villages and morocco's high out last mountains. a she takes all the across the exact it's way through the strong winds. when we land may just came to a brief rest to us on the square kit areas requiring attention, he leads a team of special forces trained on the most delicate rescue mission. with the devastated area is located 1800 meters above sea level. we are talking about the toughest drain in morocco, where access is extremely difficult and sometimes impossible develop the wireless bodies. discharge comedy show up, asking for how will those like these have been the biggest obstacle to the rest to your operations. the moment they came tumbling down right after the earthquake, they blocked access to the main villages in the balance in this area. now the medical teens have up to look, you know, other option, but to walk down the valley

how does this do you uh, lots in the cold south of america. yes. well, let's go live now to nicholas hawk, who is in myra cache. nick, so you've been out and about in myra, catch people. as you were saying, you are open to us, still sleeping on the streets. tell us what's been happening that of the bullets midnight local time. and let me show you how wildly this square is filled with families gathered in. this is really a tribute to the resilience of the american people just early on just a few minutes ago. we saw a family distributing coast coast to those that are here. they need water, they need food. we've saw, we saw earlier on people distributing medicine. they need help, but in the face of this terrible calamity, there is a show of solidarity and it's residents from our cash helping the residents of the medina. now there is that aspect of how things are going on, but there's also terrible, terrible stories just earlier on there was a family there that was gathered in one of the members of the family. a young woman went back inside the medina

the personal story of this russian wife dubnova, who found herself in south americasomething, a way out, or do you know where from what country were these guys from? she really didn’t understand right away there is in south america in argentina brazil uruguay where is the amazing tree located now called remember roman children of captain grant jules right. and zhenya said that from it she knew what it was about south america and, perhaps, remembered the illustration about how and where everyone escapes from the flood. zhenya thought she knew what spanish sounded like, but she was wrong, because there were refugees from republican spain in the soviet union, but uruguayan dialect of spanish. at first she even thought that it was not a dialect. in general , a different language, greek, combat assumptions in the metro turned out to be just again, the uruguayan diplomats who arrived in the ussr called him maria, his last name. with a good job at home in the uruguayan senate on the road in the uruguayan foreign ministry, then ion, but by conviction a socialist, although th

the metropolis was filled with millions of people from south america who came to the states in searcher life. to solve the problem, the new york city hall intends to resettle refugees in hotels, they will even allocate a billion dollars for these plans. such a neighborhood. then ordinary americans are obviously not happy, they go out to protests and demand that order be restored. the current crisis will become a serious and test of strength for joe biden on the eve of the presidential election, because his main rival, donald trump, is determined to solve the problem with migrants more radically. anton ponomarev figured it out. a simple train station on the american border. this is the home stretch on the road to the american dream for tens of thousands of people traveling to mexico from. loved ones and not very countries of south america, we are taking a lot of risks, but we have no other options and will not have them until the end of our trip, when there are no tickets or there is no money for tickets, the trip looks like this: next is the great, but unfinished american wall, mounta

that's correct, this time the, but some of them will still be pretty vicious that most of south america, the pictures allows you to drive on cuz surprisingly warm again, still near record inputs of dental. this is in the stage of i'm a zone us, which of course should be covered in green, lush, for so it surprised that see quite so hold for the science and the se, and visit and particularly where it's been. where recently the full coffee is no, i'm much dry one to the quote to you by visit castle imprisoned without trying to i'll just say a richard unless remain behind bars in egypt. the hot wood didn't seem detained since february 2020. the drop yet a ship detained since august 2021 which is the recalls for the immediate release of its gentlest, detained in egypt. journalism is not a crime. the book about took them at about 12 stories here. this hour more than 2000 people have been killed in morocco in the west country can move in a 100 years. the magnitude of 6 point, a tremor struck light on friday night. while it may just search and rescue operation is continuing troops and emergency

and closed gas transmission lines, construction of numerous projects in different countries of south americaafrican continent in the field of roads and some experts and activists of the technical and engineering service export sector declare political problems in reducing international cooperation in this field. you are not known to have an active presence in the international markets with the tough competition that exists only with the talent and potential you have in the energy construction industry companies. on the one hand, we have to fix the government support, and apart from the current state support, it is really closed in the presence of the economic sector, there are many political sectors, among them there are those who criticize these opinions, we must correct the international field and the banking field and not see the facts, a successful society that first believe it or not in all the export of technical and engineering services, i bring a company and you, under the same conditions of embargo , contracts with eleven countries, because the mental space itself is not an embargo,

for survivors. hospitals are struggling to cope with a number of casualties. quite struck in the high atlas mountains, south west of america 3 dies of national morning africa india has passed the.

of tournament. now i am in a good group, that is, paraguay, colombia, south america, and south america. finally, they know futsal, which is very good for the youth of the national team in the asian games . anyway, maybe it was an accident that they gave up the game because they were children. they were on the japanese team after this, in my opinion, japan's lack of experience has changed a lot compared to the world cup. the experienced players did not hold back, but they played well. i hope that they can now play in asia and asia. in my opinion , japan is not a very good team. they can play a good game. we won the first rounds we played with them until they got into trouble, but once in indonesia we were able to break the naruto glass final between these two teams . the experience that mr. shamsai himself has, the children who now 34 spanish tattoos are playing. we can take a more important step than the third and fourth in the world in the world cup and be able to be in the first and second place . the robot is a very hard job . what is the thing that makes us from this team and the pla

that's correct, this time to you, but some of them will still be pretty vicious that most of south america, the pictures allows you to drive on cuz surprisingly warm again, still near reco didn't put the dental. this is in the stage of, i'm a zone us, which of course should be covered in green, lush, for so surprises a quite, so hold for the science and the se, and was it in particular words been where recent, the full coffee is no, much dryer one the, the phone county, the cost a victim of global warming, africa age to become a clean energy powerhouse. leaders on the continent and calling for debt relief to unlocked funds, the climate solutions plus anger's mounting impact of pakistan's. i am a bailout conditions counter that calls on al jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world to what we've been using kind of calls that matter to you. the you're watching out, is there a time to recap the headlines folding, 2000 people have been killed in morocco in the was to us quite to the country more than a 100 years. the magnitude 6.8. so i'm a strong ligh

peru, with a population of 33 million , is one of the countries in south america. after the internet intruders attacked the ministries of finance and business of kuwait, the activities of various ministries, according to the report of the kuwaiti newspaper al-sanaa, all departments of the ministry of finance and financial exchange were forced to shut down their computer systems. news sources. the perpetrators of this internet attack are international infiltrators . polish army exercise near the border. this military show was held in russia at a distance of 80 kilometers from kaliningrad, russia, and it started with the participation of 1000 soldiers and special forces. in the test of fire and autumn , 70 newly purchased equipments, including aircraft tanks and artillery, are used. the equipment from south korea and the united states purchased from poland's michel is being held while earlier russia had made poland try to occupy the western regions of ukraine. at least 167 ethiopian soldiers were killed in an attack by al-shabaab militants in western somalia. a number

abroad, we then visited the waterfalls of iguazu in south america and of course, until recently, we needorld’s largest hydroelectric power station and taipu on the border of brazil and paraguay right on the dam, i’m crossing from brazil to paraguay. that was the border, what the first global study. we started it after the european union put forward a theory that water is also evil. they say the mud reservoir emits a terrible miasma in the form of greenhouse gases, carbon dioxide methane, that is, therefore, truly renewable energy. should be exclusively in the sun and wind in our first series and scientists. and here, if russia and south america these eu theories about hydropower have convincingly proven that they are not based on unfair competition this year. at the beginning of this year, at the first ever global energy conference from the regional global south america, a daughter in a discussion with the european commission, a foreign member of the international committee put the award, is hydropower traditionally a renewable source for you? yes , although there are such new twists her

the trends were felt really far away from the area all the way towards the north of the south america. the people are really concerned looking forward to see what happens if the upcoming hours, but i think sort of the moment you have helicopters flying over all those areas with area and footage or the taking the areas of a very a percent of the quick that we can get a sense of the magnitude of the destruction. stay with us because we can speak to a local journalist with some amar 8 who is a journalist at the morocco world news. he joins us from f on a thank you for joining us again. so we're just talking there about how wide this area is that the earthquake has impact and what are you hearing in terms of the latest in terms of the damage. uh there haven't been many updates so far from official sources in terms of the material or human damage the the quickest cause, but it was felt throughout like all of morocco even far up north. and there have been even some reports from people living in the south to for, to go have report to the food in a small shocks. uh so clearly the area effect

markets, not to poland, but even to other eu countries and what about the countries of south africa , the fringes of america in a larger volume, well, this is, first of all, secondly , this is grainy, this is an increased sensitivity and, er, politics usually forced to react to these statements, how do they perceive what their electorate accepts emotionally normally, this one, this one, in a trade dispute. it could be considered by the method of victory, yes, and yes , history would say that it is dirty. polish mines over the polish-czech border and poland, they filed a letter to the court on e court e-e there are certain such temporary measures for implementation , i am asking for this, i did not make the payment, i was forced to pay at all due to the fear of millions euro, but it did not spoil the relations between poland and the czech republic and poland and the czech republic - this is even within the framework of the eu, countries that cooperate very expensively, why did this happen in polish-ukrainian relations ? like an escalation, the issue of grain or grain was presented, very, first of all, a litt

it remains the same decades sent dreams of us meddling central america of south america. let the author instability us over throwing in a government that attempts to have equitable distribution of wealth. and i've got some sort of economic culture the challenges, the us as corporate us corporations. priority on sweatshop labor. well, they're always try it out very so that's what it obviously necessarily mean that the central and south america terribly stable most of the time. and that's what people leave the secretary, the us secretary of homeland security is meeting the president of honduras. what are your insights into that? i suppose to happen this hour. i think we begin to see some pictures, at least of present castro volunteer as having arrived in macallan, texas, which is another main voiding border crossing we were told by the department of homeland security that we'll be discussing, continued cooperation, and preventing your regular migration and getting migration to become safe, boldly and humane. when you're talking about referring governments there a lot, a lot

the survivors of his majesty's ship, the wager eventually landed at different locations in south america, roughly 3000 miles from the wreck, with competing stories about the incident that resulted in a court martial. david grann, a staff writer at the new yorker, is author of several bestselling books, including the lost city of z and killers of the flower moon, a finalist in the national award and winner of the edgar allan po ward killer killers of the flower moon is also being adapted into a martin scorsese film that will be released this fall. vanity fair, called the wager genre defying literary naval history, thriller, part master and commander, lord of the flies. in a recent gq profile, wrote that david grann has been your favorite writers writer for decades. and in her review of the book for the last the angeles times pulitzer prize winning journalist marianne gwinn wrote the story of the wager is, like many of its antecedents, from homer's odyssey to mutiny on the bounty, a testament to the depths of human depravity in the heights of human. and you can't ask for better than that f

south of america. should you can see morocco and well, the earthquakes just continuing to roll their. we've had that active earthquake. 6.8 and it was a shallow quake. it to only 12 miles. so a lot of the high atlas range. there are a lot of the homes in those areas. that's where you saw some devastation. they're still cleaning up the rubble. there. and then we had another one to 4.9. and so you get type of brick, that type of adobe that could certainly bring down more of the buildings there with that type after shocking the likely see more aftershocks throughout the night and beyond. thank you, lawrence. happening tomorrow, back here at home. a meeting in oakland to address safety after a week of violence in oakland, including a shooting at a high school. a shop owner shot near lake merritt and smash-and-grab robberies set to attend or the city and county's top law enforcement officials including district attorney pamela price in oakland, mayor sheng thao. it's happening at east oakland church jenison

morocco in more than a century. rescue is searching for survivors in the high atlas mountain, south, west of america treatments were felt as far away as southern spine came home. it has announced 3 days of national mourning mountain village is reduced to rubble. despite the scale of destruction, survivor was a remote g. a resident is pulled from beneath the degrees, badly injured by the allies. giving rescue is a rare moment to celebrate. this quite struck at night, sending people running from their homes, or stuck in their beds, which i'm the russian. i couldn't disguise because the roof fell on me. i was trapped. there's when i was safe, i'm a basically at the rubble of with the bad hand. so why, let's, let's say this has to all the wounded would treated a make shift outdoor clinics. others have received no help at all. this man survived, but his injuries leave his family without an income. the asked for food, we have no way to cook and they show that we cannot go to baxley and because of the danger of collapse that includes the residents are cause a damage to their homes. many wrecked beyond repa

in more than a century. rescue is all searching for survivors in the high atlas mountains, south west of america ash tremors were felt as far away as southern spain. morocco's king mohammed has announced 3 days of national mourning. for these rescuers, every 2nd counts. several people are believed to be trapped in the ruins of this house. no one knows if any are still alive. neighbors are hoping for a miracle. let's see those. i don't know what a man is our neighbor. now he's lying together with the others somewhere in front of the ruins. his wife was heavily pregnant. rescuers already found her dead. in the regions surrounding the town of a museum is an hour south of marrakech by car officials reported a 1000 people dead so far. but the village is deeper, and the atlas mountains have been hit even harder roads there are fairly navigable for 8 vehicles. this family has been homeless since the earthquake and is that the name and the command we've been out here since the 1st our demo. our house is severely damaged and that isn't safe to enter into the dams. we're worried about ourselves and our ch

and they set up 3 or 4 of the setters between mexico central america and the northern part of south america. however, many people didn't even know about this process with these regional centers where they could apply or about a phone app where they could start their application. and so they started coming because they just felt that they needed to get to the united states. others tried to go through that process and were really frustrated by it. and there also is the power of the rumor, aided by social media, according to both us officials and to those migrants who have made it to the us mexico border saying that they still believe that there is a way for them to stay in the united states. if they can make it across the southwest border. and so this is why you're seeing upwards of $9000.00 people per day, according to the us border patrol, trying to cross into american territory. they're coming for economic reasons. they're coming for political reasons. they're coming for religious reasons, as they are not dissuaded by the fact that there is no one simple or easy process of coming into the

the survivors of his majesty's ship, the wager eventually landed at different locations in south america, roughly 3000 miles from the wreck, with competing stories about the incident that resulted in a court martial. david grann, a staff writer at the new yorker, is author of several bestselling books, including the lost city of z and killers of the flower moon, a finalist in the national award and winner of the edgar allan po ward killer killers of the flower moon is also being adapted into a martin scorsese film that will be released this fall. vanity fair, called the wager genre defying literary naval history, thriller, part master and commander, lord of the flies. in a recent gq profile, wrote that david grann has been your favorite writers writer for decades. and in her review of the book for the last the angeles times pulitzer prize winning journalist marianne gwinn wrote the story of the wager is, like many of its antecedents, from homer's odyssey to mutiny on the bounty, a testament to the depths of human depravity in the heights of human. and you can't ask for better than that f

egypt, the western countries, the countries of south america, all of them have gathered here for the same purpose: resistance against oppression and honoring imam hussein, who alone stood against oppression and after all these years became a fetus for all slaves from europe and africa. from asia and latin america together in this direction you can see it on facebook . kurdish islam considers imam hussain as the embodiment of resistance against oppression and life-maker. 40% of the sunni elements, more than 50% of these vows, i might say , collected these vows from the brothers of hazrat suleiman, and who is the people whose life is mixed with hussain ? radio from najaf to karbala amood 452 meters, good luck to those who are on this path now, and some or many are not present due to reasons, but how can the movement of arbaini flow in life and our movement, our life , our plans do not go along, good and difficult in this sense, many thinkers compare the religious matter with the daily life, the real exploration of the difficult questions of the modern world, what is the relationship be

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a research point is kind of directly due south of south america. antarctica? yeah, life is really dependent on whether you're in the summer or winter. yeah, life is really dependent on whether you're in the summer or winter. so in the winter we've just experienced it. it's very dark, very windy and very cold. so as soon as you wake up in the morning, you head to breakfast in another building and you quite possibly have to battle a sort of —15 blizzard just to get your cereal. so it is very challenging. we do is also we have to think a lot about the risks and the safety of going out on sea ice, especially when it's as thin as this year. and over the next couple of weeks and months. what are you aiming to achieve with regards to your research? so we only have one month left of our campaign, actually, which is why it's so unfortunate that the sea ice has only shown up so recently. but we're really trying to work out how to measure sea ice thickness from space. it's very easy and we've done it for a long time to see where it is on the surface of the ea

people just aren't either taking advantage of the registration program which the us set up in 4 countries in mexico, central america and the northern part of south america. in order to try to streamline the process for those who might be wanting to claim asylum in the united states. people either don't know about the program or simply found it to cover somebody have decided to just come to the us any way. the other fact is that people are fleeing deprivation, economic, political, religious crime. they're fleeing all of these things and they're coming to the united states because they believe that they can be safe and that they can try to raise their families in a safe environment. there's also the factor of social media, according to us officials, it is spreading lies in the us. officials view that it is open borders for people to come to the united states and so smugglers. human traffickers are making hundreds of millions, if not billions of dollars from people who are desperately trying to reach this country. and basically bring them to different locations along the us. mexico border where there is a rigorous border patrol enforcement and basi