and discover that we can learn a lot from uruguay. in many societies today, there's a sharp divide between rich and poor, between those who have and those who do not. and, despite living in the same country, these different groups often feel little connection to each other. us president-elect joe biden put it like this: u.s. president-elecjoe biden:is gap is yawning, it is gaping. it is having the effect of pulling us apart. >> the numbers say it for themselves. the world's richest 10% own 83% of global wealth. and the wealthiest 1% owns an amazing 44% of global assets. nor is there much hope on the horizon. in mancountries, the global pandemic has widened the gap between rich and poor. arou half of the world's 3.3 billion workers have either lost their jobs, or are at risk of doing so. >> for enlightened thinkers, it goes without saying that all people are morally equal. but that appears naive or even cynical, in light of the vast and enduring inequalities between rich and poor in countries around the world. when the coronavirus pand

en ancha: muriÓ esta maÑana el expresidente de uruguay, tabarÉ vÁzquez, a los 80 aÑos de edad, luegoomo mÉdico oncÓlogo, a su llegada a la presidencia, tuvo una pelea frontal contra el tabaquismo, previendo su consumo en lugares cerrados. y previo el mercadeo promocionando la adicciÓn. de esta manera uruguay fue primer paÍs de latinoamÉrica en poner en vigencia una medida de estas caracterÍsticas. fÉlix: venezolanosvotan a cuenta gotas en unas elecciones legislativas que convocaron mÁs de 20 millones de sedanes y que se celebra pese al rechazo de la asamblea nacional. los comicios servirÁn para ocupar 277 escaÑos que tendrÁ la cÁmara desde el 5 de enero de 2021. >> el reino unido comenzÓ la distribuciÓn de la vacuna contra kiko 19, que desarrollaron las empresas-- la vacuna contra el covid 19. el plan de vacunaciÓn incluye, en principio, 50 centros hospitalarios de inglaterra, gales, e irlanda del norte. fÉlix: pérez hizo historia al ganar su primer gran premio de la categorÍaen el circuito. es el primer piloto en la historia de fÓrmula uno que luego determina la primera vuelta en el

venezuela, paraguay, uruguay, bolivia y colombia tendrÍa la capacidad para vacunar al 23% de sus habitantess tiene la capacidad para vacunar casi a la mitad de su poblaciÓn. sin embargo, la situaciÓn es sumamente diferente para chile. ellos tienen 19,000,000 de habitantes, pero tienen mÁs dosis de los necesarios para que todo el mundo puede vacunarse, 139% mÁs dosis que las necesarias. eso nos habla de una cruda situaciÓn. esto es la capacidad de los paÍses de sudamÉrica para poder cuidar a su poblaciÓn en la pandemia. de esto nos habla galo arellano. galo: nadie estÁ a salvo del coronavirus, hasta que todos los habitantes del planeta estÉn... el remedio estÁ resultando una bendiciÓn para los paÍses ricos y una tragedia para los territorios pobres. una organizaciÓn acaba de revelar que las grandes potencias compraron suficientes dosis de vacunas contra el covid-19, como para inmunizar a sus habitantes tres veces o mÁs, dejando 67 paÍses en desarrollo con la alternativa de que solamente pueden vacunar a una sola persona por cada 10 habitantes para fines del 2021. la directora de esta organiz

diplomats and economists met in uruguay for the first alliance for progress concert.w program for improvement of american stakes is underway. he found time on occasion to meet with his predecessor, former president eisenhower. here at camp david they discussed national and international affairs. a scientific rake through for the united states during kennedy's first year, sub orbital spaceflight of app alan shepard. the president joined most of the nation and watching the event on television. kennedy welcomed sheppard at the white house after the successful flight. the new president went to canada in may to confer with the prime minister. his first official visit to a foreign capital. the first lady, jacqueline kennedy attempted a show of the royal canadian mounties there. a lighter moment for the president when he performed the traditional presidential prerogative and throughout the first baseball of the year. on may 29 in boston the president celebrated his 44th birthday. the cake was a model of his new residence in washington. the next day the president and mrs. ken

along with argentina, only uruguay, guiana, and parts of mexico have legalized the procedure. the -- abortion is banned completely in countries where women can be sent to jail for having a miscarriage. >> a step forward for women's rights in argentina. for more news, stay with us. most of all, stay safe. ♪ >> hello and welcome to this edition of "tech 24." as we enter the holiday season, a time in which ngo's enter giving campaigns and people ponder generosity, we look at how block chains and crypto funds are increasing the transparency of donations. recent years have shown that google and apple are monitoring our every move on our cell phones, posing serious private issues. a device by a french developer will help you avoid your data being harvested. but first, they are a sort of capsule or pod able to carry one or two people from letter a to b with the ultimate aim of ridding towns of cars, it could see the day of light as early as 2024, but first, it has to pass a test to beat the world energy saving record by annette hahnemann's vehicle. >> could this be the future of open

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if argentina does pass the law, it would join uruguay, cuba and gion in making abortion legal on requestaking vote might be passed by the former president of argentina, now the vice president of the country. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we've a special report from iraq and the british army interpreters facing death threats from pro—iranian militia. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland, we're going to use money we picked up in belgium today, and then we'll be in france, and again, it'll be the same money. it's just got to be the way to go. george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his oxfordshire home. a 33—year—old man from liverpool is being interviewed by police on suspicion of attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? no, fantastic! that's better! bells toll this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the us president—elect, joe biden, criticises the vaccine roll—out and pledges 100 million jabs in his first 100 days. the uk re

nobody gets up in uruguay or lisbon, portugal or mexico and says, i want to emigrate with my family to the united states because i want my children to grow up being victims, marginalized, and change society from within. yet this is the central idea in identity politics. it misunderstands human nature, which is why it needs a system of rewards through the racial preferences of affirmative action and things of that nature, because otherwise it falls apart. people just want their children to succeed. host: gary in fletcher, north carolina, independent line. caller: another great topic. i got three questions to put out there. do you think gerrymandering is kind of a response to identity politics? i always thought racism was kind of a treatment of people differently. at the border, for example, i don't see people living in white -- i don't see people letting in white people or other types of people or not letting in others. i don't see racism there on that point. i will end it there. host: your response? guest: i think you are absolutely right on the gerrymandering. this goes back to the re

only uruguay, cuba, and guyana low woman to have an early- term abortion.ski says e fight for abortion rights is borderless and will expand. >> you have you will see this in ntru, in mexico, in chile, all the women's moven this region are using this scarf asth icon for the fighting of abortion. >> schifrin: but last night buenos air was a tale of two cities many here opposed the bill. ter the vote, ey were silent, and teary. >> ( translated ): this ha ended here. we continue every day fighting for the women who need it most. i am such a feminist that i defend women from the womb. >> schifrin: the opposition was supported by the catholic church--and the pope himself. francis was born jorge bergoglio in buenos aires. last month, the first southern hemisphere pope sent a letter to "is it fair to eli a humanasking life to solve a problem? is it fair to hire a hit man to solve a problem?" yesterday just before the vote he tweeted: "the son of god was born an outcast, in order to tell us that every outcast is a child of god." the campaign against the b al has inc

as the 1st leftist leader to become uruguay's president has died at the age of 80 after battling lung cancer he was in on colleges to lead the country from 2005 to 2010 and again from 2015 to earlier this year because was a popular figure in his time so robust economic growth and reduce poverty levels he was known for a mixture of pro-business economic policies and strong welfare programs. the united nations says new finds he and ethiopia's northern region of 2 grays forcing more civilians to flee to neighboring sudan with 1000000 people have already been displaced by the month long conflict will be speaking to our correspondent mohammed well in just a moment but 1st this report from home to eat near the sudanese ethiopian border valinor. father mother children grandchildren great grandchildren relatives neighbors all crowded into one tent they're among the latest ethiopian refugees to cross the border to sudan then send them the militia said they would kill us because we're from t. grey they told us you have 24 hours to leave and they began to loot animals and property according to t

after returning to the uk from, but from 4am saturday, 19 december, if you arrive into the uk from uruguay, then you will need to self—isolate. and you can find out what the rules are in your area of the uk, by entering your postcode in our interactive tool — you can find it online at the bbc news website or on our app. coronavirus infection rates are rising in all but one region in england. latest figures from public health england says london has the highest rate with more than 300 cases per 100,000 people in the week to 13 december. yorkshire and the humber is the only part of england to see a week—on—week fall in the infection rate. our health correspondent nick triggle says the figures give some context to the government's decisions on tiers today. they are essentially an in—depth look at the daily figures the government provides on a national level each day. and, as you say, they show that all but one area, yorkshire and humber, are seeing increasing rates and infections. even in the north—west and north—east, where we have seen big falls during november and into early december, case

finally getting the uruguay round back on track. there might be some synergistic effect there that we are missing by not having these agreements be put forward in the w.t.o. could, i can't remember who said it, but i agree with everything that all of us had the scars of trying to get the w.t.o. membership to do it without was rationalist -- that was rational. disputemaking the settlement system work to me would be the most logical place to start. arguing the principles that i think the ambassador and sue went through in terms of getting it done would be easy. i think that is more achievable than the notion that somehow we will come to an agreement on the application of msn and a lot of the frustration that at least we got, and i am very much the nontraded technician, but the biggest complaint we heard politically among the american people who get the broader argument about trade is just that nobody plays by the rules, including the w.t.o. to your question, i would love to see them, resuming we can get beyond the selection is a major

nobody gets out and uruguay or says i wantugal and to emigrate with my family to the united states becauseant my children to grow up there to be victims, marginalized, and yet this is the central idea in identity politics. nature,derstands human which is why it needs the system of rewards and things of that nature because otherwise it falls apart. people just want their children to succeed. carolina, republican line. caller: d you think that gerrymandering is a response to identity politics? is treatingt racism people differently and at the border, for example, i don't see people letting in white people or other types of people and not letting in others, so i don't see racism on that point. i will end it there. mike gonzalez, your response? guest: you're absolutely right on gerrymandering. this goes back to the reinterpretation of the voting rights act that introduces districts that are 85% one category, mexican-american, cuban-american, what have you. at all not a good idea because it produces politicians who really have no reason to lines tooss the racial is introduced, but are very resp

tan sÓlo el vecino uruguay y el paÍs argentino.o visto durante este aÑo. karla: asÍ es. los recuentos que ha dicho nuestra maity para cerrar con broche de oro. vamos a tener las conversaciones que tuvo con verdaderos campeones que se volcaron para ayudar a los demÁs. [mÚsica] >> los heroes del 2020 no llevan capas sino sus trajes de doctores, enfermeros, bomberos y policÍas. son que incansablemente han trabajado por la seguridad, salud y bienestar de todos. esta imÁgen del mÉdico mexicoamericano, jonathan varona, le dio la vuelta al mundo. >> fue una foto que me tomaron sin que me diera cuenta cuando uno de mis pacientes comenzÓ a llorar. Él querÍa salir de su cuarto en la unidad covid y el fotÓgrafo estaba detrÁs de mÍ así que no me di cuenta y me acerquÉ para estar con el seÑor quien lloraba porque querÍa irse con su esposa. lo abracÉ para que dejara de llorar. reportera: quÉ tan comÚn es que pasen estos incidentes? >> ahora que tenemos el covid es muy comÚn y lo estamos viendo casi a diario. los paciente se desesperan porque est

el primer jefe de estado socialista la historia de uruguay en donde gobernÓ por dos perÍodos.en tiempos de pandemia, en vivo desde miami nos acompaÑa la directora de comunicaciones de miami para hablar de todo el proceso de adopciÓn y de otras maneras en las que podemos colaborar. >>buenos dÍas y gracias por invitarme. satcha: enlace clave entre un niÑo que busca ser adoptado y una familia que sueÑa con tener a un niÑo. por quÉ es tan importante lo que dicen varias organizaciones? >>una fuente dedicada de ingresos de propiedad y nuestra misiÓn es promover y financiar Áreas que mejoren la calidad de vida de los niÑos. por esto mismo es un incentivo muy importante para nosotros, porque lo que buscamos es crear la conciencia de los niÑos que en estos momentos son elegibles para ser adoptados o que tambiÉn pueden ser recibidos en algÚn hogar que le pueden dar permanencia temporal mientras sus padres resuelven los problemas que tengan. satcha: para una familia que nos vea el dÍa de hoy que tenga interÉs de quizÁ convertirse en hogar para uno de estos niÑos, cuÁles son los requisito

it took eight years for the uruguay world trade talks to produce a deal, five years for the eu to reachth of a pandemic. we pressed ahead with this, resisting all of the calls for delay, precisely because creating certainty about our future provides the best chance of beating covid and bouncing back even more strongly next year. and that was our objective. i hope the house will join me in commending my noble friend lord frost and every member of his team for his skill, mastery and perseverance in translating our vision into a practical agreement. let me also paid tribute to ursula von der leyen, michel barnier and all of our european friends for their pragmatism and foresight, by understanding that it is profoundly in the interests of the eu to live alongside a prosperous, contented and sovereign united kingdom. the house understands the significance of the fact that this agreement is not eu law, but international law. so there is no direct effect, there will be no special status... i think i have already given way several times to the honourable gentleman. there is nojurisdiction for t