thank you very much that spring and theresa bo, she's joining me live now from san jose to one. yeah, that's in columbia. so in columbia, theresa, protecting the rain forest means also dealing with the arm groups that live in it as well. that's correct, correct. the columbia has been struggling with violence with conflict between paramilitary groups left when guerrillas fights between security forces and gorillas. and this area used to be protected in a way because the left wing guerrillas were occupied large parts of this area. back in 2016, there was a peace agreement with the left wing rebel group, the fark. and when they started to withdrawal from this area, that's when fires and boom goals. so starting with being and there was a massive destruction all around this that right. i'm right now here. and the water . yeah. the river. we were just seeing some pink golf, things around this area. some other types of birds. among other things, this area is bio diversion. this river needs all the way to, but it's willa. and from here, brazil does. it is an echo system filled with jung

theresa bo is in san jose, that was the columbia, a part of the amazon rain forest. indigenous communities there say the destruction of the forest has endangered their survival. heavy destruction has been ongoing for a year. this area specifically used to be in a way protected because it was filled with the left wing guerrillas until 2016 when a peace agreement was signed. with the left wing reveled group known as the fog. and when that happened and the really started to lay down their weapons, that's when bulldozers in 5 years starting to increase on around this area. and that's when capsule was, we replaced the web. the capsule replaced the rich biodiversity year and the 15 force that used to go through by this part of the country. at least 30 people are missing at sea. after 2 overcrowded migrant boat sank off the italian coast. this happened near the island of lump reduce the 2 vessels, departed from the canadian fort city, a fax on thursday. how that bill, how many reports from lumped into the the rescue operations have stopped because of high winds. and it's rough, a seas. it's estim

that's and theresa bo reports now with more from bogota. precedent to celebrate that all came to power almost one year ago with a promise of potency in this country by increasing security among civilian saving lives, but also dismantling the armed groups that continue to operate in many parts around colombia, a 6 months. this fire starts on this date was agreed back in june. it's an agreement that could be extended for another 6 months while the negotiations are on going. this is a historic agreement. it is the 1st time that the meters of the national liberation organization or z e and are here in google docs, right inside the buildings. they are there with president. just how will people are they have a risk warranty and we're leaving to go next on. and they were allowed to come here to do here today to be part of this negotiations that are ongoing. here today, the sequels that you can see right away on their outside of where the event is happening. they have come all the way from out of the border with vinny, sweet leather, indigenous communities leaves bears and has been affected by

it's gonna be a little hard to compete with that backdrop that theresa bo had in the columbia with the pink dolphins. but we do have a colorful backdrop one. introduce you some friends. we've made here at wildlife sanctuary in the city of santa cruz. olivia behind me are a group of gold and, and, and blue mate cause and i believe one reading green mccoll over there, also known as a green wing mccall. these are all birds that have been rescued from the legal wildlife trade. these are also large parents, the causes that are very iconic of the amazon rain forest. all of them, victims of the legal wildlife trade just one of the many threats facing wild animals here in the olivia and amazon. now perhaps not many people think of olivia when they think of the amazon rain forest, but nearly 50 percent of the national territory of this country is covered by the amazon rain forest. and what we're hearing hearing consistently from environmentalist conservation experts in indigenous leaders, is that the many threats like deforestation, climate change, while fires every year, or just becoming worse

theresa bo is in some hospital will be out in columbia, and while were palos in santa cruz, bolivia lets see. a newman begins our coverage from the lemon, brazil where the summit will be held. the environmental protection agency inspectors helicopter into a remote national park in the amazon state of florida with thousands of heads of cattle have been raised in legally there now being confiscated. but it's too late for the rain forest, which has already been cleared in the general mind me and did you deserve joyce government task force sweeps in to destroy the gold mining assets. while in the city has been in inspectors, check out the lumber yards timber to ensure it comes from as legal source before being shipped to england next week. are alex, let's say that the sofa hits the environmental agency bama in the state of florida, which is the size of angola pieces that under former president jade bolts, donato illegal capital farmers, and longer is operated freely. this one way from this, which was quite the ones that were available for a lot of in the previous 4 years, we faced the opposi

great to access theresa bo, when's the rally? important us areas we're here in the center of when a site is work indigenous communities from the northern argentinian province. who we have come here right to the center of the site is to protest in front of congress and in front of the supreme court. they want the rights to be respected, they also st. testing against a new constitution that was voted in the province of the way that they say violate the rights. and that's why they have taken to the streets. the problem. so can we, is located what is commonly no, i've been missing, i'm trying and it's one of the largest vis you restored in the world. and in the past months there's been an increase of ex locations in the full lot located in this part of the country. argentina is in the middle of a deep crisis, i mean desperately needs to exploit its resources and that's why internationally companies have started to move in people here. 2 are concerned that static, so patient of companies in the lithium trial will affect their way of l

theresa bo is in san jose, that was the columbia, a part of the amazon rain forest. indigenous communities there say the destruction of the forest has endangered their survival. heavy destruction has been ongoing for a year. this area specifically used to be in a way protected because it was filled with the left wing guerrillas until the.

theresa bo has more from buenos, horace cleaning up after a massive storm flooded this area in the city of left left the window site. is it to somebody else that is, is trying to salvage anything she can, but they want to destroy her refrigerator and the television. you much unethical and all i worked about night. and so all the was coming in. my son's sleeps on the floor because there's nowhere else to sleep. we survive because my mother has a soup kitchen. because otherwise of all salaries, it's impossible. the storm has made the families dire living conditions. even worse, flooding happens in this part of winter site is every year people tell us that they've been promised that the situation will improve. but it doesn't. many of those who leave all around this area have lost all of their belongings and with the current economic situation in argentina and sewing inflation, it is impossible for them to be able to buy it again. or didn't. tina has been struggling with an over a 100 percent inflation rate in the past year. it's also trying to pay back over $40000000000.00 in forwarding th

as theresa bo reports from the southern region of, well if you out in columbia connor, alexander, rolando sundays is on the front length of the columbia and fight against deforestation. he's in charge of operations in the region in the amazon rain forest center says he's working with prosecutors and specialize officers to come by environmental crimes with oh, wait, hold on zillow. thing this thing we are looking at money lender is so we can confiscate the prophecy. and that you repay the damage they are doing to the amazon know, we know he's, you know, also controls all the world that lives the areas as well as rescuing in danger. spacious, with with me. after the government signed a piece agreement with the left wing rebel group, the fark in 2016 millions of hector's, of land in this area were destroyed and police been forced, were replaced with capital and graft to feed them. the government now is trying a different approach and rather than prosecuting small farmers, they're going after those who, the finance deforestation. columbia managed to reduce deforestation by 30 percent in the p

try to put together a common agenda, a common costs for trying to protect places like this one theresa bo reporting from san jose that it was yet a in columbia. thank you so much. the portuguese government's remote worker visa program is being criticized, contributing to the cost of living crisis. inflation has hit average workers hard, especially when it comes to housing. sonya yegell reports from lisbon it has just toasted the pope and continues to welcome many others. it's been a southern boom, and portugal is popularity as a place to settle down in. and it comes with a visa tax breaks and the pathway to gaining nationality in the european union country. some hey, from new zealand works as an event planner during the pandemic. he couldn't get back home, so he settled into this been and liked it so much. he obtained the digital lo, my visa, you're going to be sort of boutiques, bohemian kind of hips replaced, is showing up as just made for a city, which is incredible. creative people amazing, straight out around the place. but there is one drawback. it's quite expensive to locate for li

theresa bo has the latest from the capital markets. her came to power almost one year ago with a promise of potency in this country by increasing security among civilian saving lives, but also dismantling the armed girl to continue to operate in many parts around columbia, a 6 months this fire starts on this gauge was agreed back in joining an agreement that could be extended for another 6 months, was the negotiations around going. this is a historic agreement. it is the 1st time that the leaders of the national liberation organization or z e, and are here in google docs right inside the buildings. they are there with president, just tell people they have a risk, lawrence, and we're leaving to go next on. and they were allowed to come here to be here today to be part of this negotiations that are ongoing here today, this people that you can see, right where i am there outside of where the event is happening. they have come all the way from out of the border with vinny, sweet leather, indigenous communities we leave there's it has been