the landscape of chile's south central region is breathtaking. behind these seemingly dormant volcanoes a social eruption is taking place. an indigenous reawakening of pride and demands for justice times expressed with. bullet holes and graffiti marked this vast area as indigenous my territory its original inhabitants call it. the conflict has been simmering for years but in the last 10 months young and more radical not each have been launching nonstop attacks. they've heard hundreds of trucks farms homes forests owned by lumber companies and even trade. triple area looks at times like a war zone militarized police and armored vehicles patrolling day and night. and people are being killed on both sides of the conflict. banners and refugee flags to clear increasingly large stretches of land as territory in process of recovery. sending a clear message to the wind gusts as most chilean landowners are called to get out . a 130 years after they were defeated by. the chilean army came out for 2 people on the offensive. they say they are determined to r

the landscape of chile's south central region is breathtaking. behind these seemingly dormant volcanoes a social eruption is taking place. an indigenous reawakening of pride and demands for justice times expressed with by a. bullet holes and graffiti marked this vast area as indigenous territory its original inhabitants call it. the conflict has been simmering for years but in the last 10 months young and more radical not have been launching attacks. they've heard hundreds of trucks farms holds forests owned by lumber companies and even trains. tranquil area looks at times like a war zone with militarized police and armored vehicles patrolling day and night. and people are being killed on both sides of the conflict. the banners and the future flags declare increasingly large stretches of land as territory in process of recovery. sending a clear message to the weakest as most chilean landowners are called to get out. a 130 years after they were defeated by the chilean army to mount fuji people on the offensive. they say they are determined to recl

the landscape of chile's south-central at our penya region is breathtaking. but behind these seemingly dormant volcanoes a social eruption is taking place. an indigenous reawakening of pride and demands for justice times expressed with violent. bullet holes and graffiti marked this vast area as indigenous my puja territory its original inhabitants call it while not. only on the conflict has been simmering for years but in the last 10 months young and more radical not groups have been launching nonstop attacks. they've heard hundreds of trucks farms homes forests owned by lumber companies and even trade. tranquil area looks at times like a war zone with militarized police and armored vehicles patrolling day and night. and people are being killed on both sides of the conflict. banners and the future flags to clear increasingly large stretches of land as territory in process of recovery. sending a clear message to the weakest as most chilean landowners are called to get out. a 130 years after they were defeated by the chilean army the mount fuji people on the of

the landscape of chile's central region is breathtaking. behind these seemingly dormant volcanoes a social eruption is taking place. an indigenous reawakening of pride and demands for justice at times expressed with. bullet holes and graffiti marked this vast area as indigenous territory its original inhabitants call it. the conflict has been simmering for years but in the last 10 months young and more radical not have been launching attacks. they've heard hundreds of trucks farms holds forests owned by lumber companies and even trains. tranquil area looks at times like a war zone militarized police and armored vehicles patrolling day and night. and people are being killed on both sides of the conflict. banners and flags to clear increasingly large stretches of land as territory in process of recovery. sending a clear message to the wind gusts as most chilean landowners are called to get out . a 130 years after they were defeated by. the chilean army the mouthful to people on the offensive. they say they are determined to reclaim their cult

for centuries it was the border that separated chile and the butcher nation during the spanish colonial period and later after today's independence in 1900. but in 868 the new chilean republic expanded its territory southward in what became known as the pacific creation of the outgun e m a bloody conflict that ended with a map which had people being pushed off most of their land. and the promise to respect land titles never occurred to day them up to make up roughly 12 percent of today's population and they are the poorest and most discriminated sector of society on this edition of talk to al-jazeera in the field who traveled to the outcome your region to see why i'm up which of communities are rising up and to explore whether there is a path to peaceful coexistence. 2 months ago they had none this went to call family made their claim on this property land they legally still belongs to a chilean family. they've renamed it new way new came up all on what they call recovered territory. they have a few sheep and cattle and grow vegetables. the eldest son brandon tells me he's hoping to mak

jalapeño será que hoy la receta lleva ese chile que da un gusto delicioso a la comida eso lo vamos a saber cuando el chef oropeza nos cocine y también me dan ganas de entrevistar a esta joven que hace la voz de la niña en todo por mi hija que tiene una condición especial pero no le quita sus deseos de vivir >>> qué historia tan hermosa de superación todos queremos escucharla y yo también como les dije está frío pero el baile de la mañana que hacía martín lo hacíamos de manera virtual ximena buenos días hermosa >>> así es mi paty aquí también con el chile... de buen humor pasándolo increíble con ustedes a la distancia pero pendientes y con cariño y por eso no pueden faltar las noticias con nicole suárez >>> muchas gracias para todas y un abrazo y seguimos con la información aquí en un nuevo día (♪ música ) (♪ música ) >>> en estos momentos 2 vacunas contra el covid-19 están en proceso de autorización por la administración de alimentos y medicamentos (fda) esta mañana tuvimos una entrevista con el comisionado de ese organismo sintió presión política

reaches the last code 903 continent on earth a research station in tempe arctic those who did break chile's military says 36 people are affected despite bases being under strict orangey. and israel heads for its 4th election in 2 years prime minister benjamin netanyahu says feel when israel's longest serving leader could face a stiff challenge from a former ally. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us germany has reported 962 deaths from corona virus in the past 24 hours the country's highest daily death toll since the start of the pandemic a grim milestone. comes a week after germany type measures in a bid to contain the spread of virus during an upcoming holiday period in other countries hard hit by the 2nd wave of actions it's not just hospitals that are struggling to cope. they have been working round the clock at mice incriminatory i'm the coronavirus means have had to deal with many more bodies this year. this year old coffins have covered 19 victims inside with a safety precautions in place it's nearly impossible to have direct contact with the dead and cannot come. here in

de Árbol y chile pasilla y chile. >> pica la carne, la lava muy bien, y la pone a cocer mientras tanto, limpia los chilenos, los hierve en otra olla luego licua. >> luego pones el maÍz y ya lo dejas que hierba otra vez. >> una vez en el plato, lo aliÑa con rÁbano, cebolla, repollo, limÓn y chile. >> para diciembre acostumbramos mÁs el pozole. >> gloria teme que las nuevas generaciones pierdan la manera de preparar la comida de su paÍs. >> por eso defiende. >> van a dar la receta y ella va muy contenta, ya tengo la receta del pozole mexicano y que me llegue con eso, no, no, no, no, no. >> y la cerveza. >> marÍa paula noticias telemundo. >> quÉ rico. >> vamos a cambiar de tema, seÑores porque el volcÁn kilauea de hawÁi entrÓ en erupcion anoche, despuÉs de una serie de sismos. >> el estatuilla fue en el crÁter en la isla grande, por lo que las autoridades locales le pidieron a quienes viven alrededor que se mantengan preparados y se protejan de las cenizas hay que recordar que una erupciÓn del volcÁn kilauea en el 2018 destruyÓ cientos de casas y forzÓ a evacuar las comu

the obvious one is getting medical treatment it might mean flying back to say chile or to new zealand or to one of the countries that's closest to it so it's a remote place and the effort to keep the continent virus free that's at that was worrying quite a lot of people and then there are also questions of how these extreme temperatures can actually affect people's immune systems and how to allow them to actually deal with the virus have have a listen we know that exposure to extreme weather effects of persons physiology isolation the changes in seasonal light with that seasonal sensitivity can also be immunosuppressive we know that there are several components that may further affect someone and lower their immune system in extreme conditions especially with the work they do there. so there are physical effects to contend with on the a person's ability to actually recover from the virus in those extreme conditions too all right so chile isn't the only country with bases in the region what are other countries doing to protect their research as an article so i mentioned that some some

or chile. for chile that rolls and sodium nitrate. there in july, the have the at a common desert and a near monopoly over the world's nitrate of soda trade. nitrogen was both essential for fertilizer and it was a major constituent of explosives. it thus served to if any belligerent countries most vital needs. what we find with the war, however, is that it excelerator the processes that would eventually exhaust chile's nitrate deposits. it was also revealed the countries systemic physical weaknesses. and the tense relation between workers and capital. chile's main trading partner before the war was germany. so, losing germany as a trade partner limited chile into severe depression. the nitrate districts, those there highlighted were the hardest hit. there is little you can do other than mine nitrate in the desert. so, unemployed nitrate workers were sent down south to the agricultural lands. their arrival there exacerbated already dire conditions. only with economic recovery in 1915 and the continued reliance on chilean nitrates preve

. >> vamos a chile porque los manifestantes incendiaron cuatro autobuses en la capital chilena, también bloquearon calles y chile ha vivido un periodo de protestas para reescribir al constitución y los efectos económicos que ha dejado el coronavirus. >> en arkansas un experto dice que los efectos del coronavirus podrían ser causas de depresión y la tecnología para aalgunos ha reemplazado la interacción social. >> expertos han sido claros que no hay cura sin embargo, hospitales han buscado la manera de la forma que sea necesaria. >> expertos del instituto de salud para el desarrollo han utilizado el tratamiento desde marzo para pacientes y se ven obligados a ser internados pero esto no es nuevo y algo similar se hizo en la pandemia y de acuerdo al instituto. >> tenemos un poco de información sobre como puede funcionr y en el momento que no teníamos otra opción y entonces, es lo que estamos acá a realidad es que eui que puede e apoyo de donates personas contagias que recibieron participar en una espraenza de vida. >> en un momento que ya casi tres mil unidades de plasmas y si us

picoso quÉ paÍs tiene el chile mÁs picante sÍ, si china. mÉxico, india, seÑoras, seÑores, perÚ se los digo al final del segmento okey. pero antes les muestro esto lo que estÁ sucediendo en el sartÉn que la cebolla se estÁ sudando no quiero que cambie de color, espÉrame porque no oÍa ahora si ya te oigo. la cebolla no cambia de color tengo el chile poblano y le agrego pollo si tienes pavo de la semana pasada del congelador ahora es el momento, sÁcalo y vas a tener un relleno perfecto para estas en tomatada las t o tortil tortillas le ponen aceite pero absorben y cuando se blin da la tortilla no se bata cuando a ponemos se bata cuando a poneto ponemos esto. y el chile poblano no pica tanto el siguiente paso, es re simple dobla esta tortilla y lo presentas en un refractario y lo pones en el horno y cuando lo compartes en la familia pre calienta el horno y cuando pone la salsa antes que la lleves al horno, la salsa la utilizamos para la sopa de fideo antes tiene una textura pesada y esto es muy simple, yo lo voy hacer directo sobre mi

in chile, potential salvation comes from the skies. the first 10,000 of an ordered 30 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine arriving at this airport in santiago. the country's president was there to welcome them, as the precious cargo was moved onto a helicopter. translation: it's a day of much excitement, seeing this helicopter transporting hope, because the truth is that many people have worked a lot over this time to secure the vaccine. 0ur compatriots will have a secure, effective and timely vaccine. the first compatriot, a health worker called zulema riquelme. president pinera, there to witness this important moment. in mexico, they queued up for their jabs. doctors, nurses, members of the military. this country has had more than 120,000 covid fatalities, the fourth highest death toll in the world. so palpable was the excitement, the whole thing was shown live on television. argentina will begin its vaccination programme imminently. but they have sought help from russia rather than america or western europe, a decision that has

child services company h b they already runs challenge chiles in the u.k. but they have to be approved for 19 but you can see we have all the moonshee equipment that you'd expect to see jesus cross trawlers call to make the trial as safe as possible scientists would 1st establish the smallest dose of the virus it takes to become infected. and the pet will be put just inside the nostril and very slowly just putting small droplets of of forests into the niners it would offer a unique opportunity to examine the virus in its very early stages cause these trials being set up primarily to test vaccines but a lot of learning benefits that will come out of these trials as well not just about how the forest interacts with the immune system in the human body that would be the really important to be able to improve things and improve 3rd place but also about the disease course itself about of our how quickly it records how quickly it can be cleared from the body all of these can really help the management of patients going forward with vaccines already being rolled ou

pius the 12th was born in $876.00 under the name genuine chile. at the age of 23 he entered the priesthood. after rising swiftly in the curia in 1917 but chile became the pope's ambassador in munich. church historian stefan some ascii studied the exchange of letters between the vatican also known as the holy sea and its representatives in germany. many of these letters were written by the future pius the 12th. when the celli came to move area he obviously came to a catholic state and yours welcomed very joyfully and warmly as if. however the political situation was at the end of 1900 beginning of 1901 so exactly what the celli did not want. toit. in 1918 the 1st world war came to an end defeated the german empire collapsed and that made the turmoil the socialists tried to seize power the situation was particularly tense in munich with a chilly lived the socialist republic was proclaimed its direct he was directly attacked by representatives of the socialist republic and munich they came to the vatican embassy and wanted to confiscate his car schlo

child services company h b they already runs challenge chiles in the u.k. but they have to be approved for 19 so you can see we have all the moonshee equipment that you'd expect to see jesus cross trawlers of course to make the trial as safe as possible scientists would 1st establish the smallest dose of the virus it takes to become infected. and the pet will be put just inside the nostril and very slowly just putting small droplets of of forests into the nose it would offer a unique opportunity to examine the virus in its very early stages because these trials being set up primarily to test vaccines but a lot of learning benefits that will come out of these trials as well not just about how the forest interacts with the immune system in the human body that would be the really important to improve things in approved therapies but also about the disease course itself about of how quickly it replicates how quickly it can be clear from the body all these can really help the management of patients going forward with vaccines already being rolled out h.p.v. says

este fenÓmeno pudo verse durante dos minutos en parte de chile y argentina. como ustedes ven, atrajo a miles de curiosos entusiasmados que no querÍan perdÉrselo. por supuesto, ignoraron las recomendaciones de distanciamiento social en medio de la pandemia. buenas noches, que descansen. ♪ adriana: muchas cosas han pasado desde la Última vez que nos vimos, una fue el nuevo monarca en la liga mx bbva. levantÓ el tÍtulo el mejor equipo del torneo y donde pumas demostrÓ que no hay imposibles. esta es la editorial de guardianes 2020, de francisco javier gonzÁlez. ♪ ♪

este fenÓmeno pudo verse durante dos minutos en parte de chile y argentina. como ustedes ven, atrajo a miles de curiosos entusiasmados que no querÍan perdÉrselo. por supuesto, ignoraron las recomendaciones de distanciamiento social en medio de la pandemia. buenas noches, que descansen. [música] [alarma]

chile's main trading partner was germany, so losing germany plummeted chile into severe depression. the nitrate districts were the hardest hit. there was little other than mining nitrate in the desert. unemployed workers were sent south to the agricultural lands, but their arrival exacerbated already dire conditions. only with economic recovery in 1915 and the continued reliance on chilean nitrates prevented total mayhem. at the same time, scientists in germany had developed a process of nitrogen fixation which doomed chile's nitrate industry. there we go. some nitrate mining. across the way, this was argentina's food company. in this area, it was one of the 10 wealthiest countries. it reinforces changes happening on that land. take great britain, for example, by the early 20th century, imports were 40% of domestic consumption, 80% out of argentina. south america's relationship with great britain was viewed in a negative light, they were labeled as part of great britain's so-called informal empire. the south american economies were wholly dependent on european whims. we switch that

chile's main trading partner before the war was germany. losing germany as a trade partner plummeted them into severe depression. the nitrate districts, highlighted, little to do other than mine nitrate in the desert. unem ploip the nitrate workers sent down south to the agriculture lands. but they're arrival there exacerbated already dire conditions. only with economic recovery in 1915 and the continued reliance on chilean nitrates prevented total social mayhem. but sat the same time this is happening, sncientists in germany, chile's main former trading partner developed a process of nitrogen fixation from nitro feerick gases which doomed chile's nitrate industry. go to nitrate mining. across the way in t pampas. the war has changes taking place on the fertile lands. early 20th century imports supplied more than 40% of meat consumption and 80% coming out of argentina. south america's relationship with great britain was often seen or viewed in a negative light. they were labeled as part of great britain's so-called informal empire. that is

earth research station and because his fight outbreak chile's military says 36 people are infected despite bases being under a strict. plus going back to the polls for the 4th time in 2 years. israel's longest serving prime minister says he's confident he'll win another term but he could face a stiff challenge from a full work out. well i'm terry martin good to have you with us germany has reported 962 deaths from corona virus in the past 24 hours the country's highest daily toll since the start of the pandemic this week and this comes a week after germany tightened block down measures in a bid to contain the spread of the virus during the holiday period as in other countries hard hit by the 2nd wave of infections it's not just hospitals that are struggling to cope. they've been working round the clock at mice incriminatory him the current virus means they've had to deal with many more bodies this year. this is healed coffins have covered 19 victims inside with a safety precautions in place it's nearly impossible to have direct contact with the dead and cannot come. here in the state of sa

chile's main trading partner was germany, so losing germany plummeted chile into severe depression. the nitrate districts were the hardest hit. there was little other than mining nitrate in the desert. unemployed workers were sent south to the agricultural lands, but their arrival exacerbated already dire conditions. only with economic recovery in 1915 and the continued reliance on chilean nitrates prevented total mayhem. at the same time, scientists in germany had developed a process of nitrogen fixation which doomed chile's nitrate industry. there we go. some nitrate mining. across the way, this was argentina's food company. in this area, it was one of the 10 wealthiest countries. it reinforces changes happening on that land. take great britain, for example, early 20th century, imports were 40% of domestic consumption, 80% out of argentina. south america's relationship with great britain was viewed in a negative light, they were labeled as part of great britain's so-called informal empire. the south american economies were wholly dependent on european whims. we switch that a littl

and it's only at that stage where there may be a new political system in chile. so we're looking at years before we know exactly what the people want, those then thing on the horizon that we can say, that's probably one of the changes that's going to be introduced. i think the main thing we could see is a shift towards greater state intervention in the economy. ok. money that was my children's pensions, education, health care? yeah, exactly. so a lot of the protests that we saw last year. 'd were calling for things better, public welfare provision for health care, education, pensions, and it looks like the state level papers are all in or 3 parts of it in all of those sectors. you know, and that could be a positive for the economy. i think for education and health care in particular, if it means that there's more good quality and widespread provision of health care education that could boost the potential of the economy. if it means that there's a more, more knowledgeable, more educated and healthier workforce. but there is, there is, of course, a risk that the s

chile's main trading partner was germany. it limited chile to severe depression. there is little you could do other than mine nitrate. they're arrival there exacerbated dire conditions. only with the economic recovery of 1915. prevented total social mayhem. but at the same time that this is happening, scientists in germany, chiles's former main trading partner developed a process of nitrogen fixation that doomed the industry. across the way in the pampas, this was argue tee inverage arg food rich supply. they supplied over 40% of britic it domestic meat on consumption. south america's relationship with great britain was often seen or viewed in a negative light. they were labelled as informal empire that is to say the south american economies were dependent on european whims. but be if you view a larger exchange there is a different view. meat and wheat gave argentina an advantage. it needed imported cheap imported coal for it's industrial county it found it could get coal elsewhere. so argentina simply decided to get coal from the united states instead of great br

tens of thousands of pfizer and biotech vaccines have also arrived on hospitals in chile. iran's top general has the smith claims his country was behind a recent attack on the u.s. embassy in baghdad president donald trump has blamed iran for sunday's rocket attack and threatened a military response. well millions of americans will have to wait until after christmas for a much needed economic relief as politicians baker over changes to a $900000000000.00 stimulus package so president donald trump surprised both democrats and republicans when he sent the bill back to congress for amendments this week he said the $600.00 direct payments were too small and called for $2000.00 per person democrats support the increase but republicans are blocking it let's bring in jordan she's joining us from washington d.c. so why are republicans objecting roseland. well suddenly we have a democratic president who will be coming into power on january 20th and after 4 years of watching the federal budget deficit increase several times over now republicans are worried about the increase and the

from doha also coming up latin america begins mass coronavirus a vaccine rollouts frontline workers in chile mexico and costa rica will get the fast jabs. south korea seas and now but jump in coronavirus cases including hundreds of infections at a prison in the capital. christmas celebrations are scaled back this year as millions prepare for a quiet holiday. leaders say it's a deal that will write history britain's prime minister barak's johnson says the agreement will help the u.k. take control of its destiny after 8 months of negotiations and just 7 days before the deadline the european union and the u.k. have finally reached a landmark post trade and security deal the agreement for 0 tariff trade covers everything from energy to fishing rights as well which balance report. this means that the u.k. has voted to leave the european union the who finally breaks it is 4 and a half years after the referendum almost at the end of the 11 month transition period . the u.k. and the e.u. argued negotiated compromised and cajoled but they've done what many feared they couldn't and agreed to their fut

in chile, potential salvation comes from the skies. the first 10,000 of an ordered 30 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine, arriving at this airport in santiago. the country's president was there to welcome them, as the precious cargo was moved onto a helicopter. translation: it's a day of much excitement, seeing this helicopter transporting hope, because the truth is that many people have worked a lot over this time to secure the vaccine. 0ur compatriots will have a secure, effective and timely vaccine. the first compatriot, a health worker called zulema riquelme. president pinera, there to witness this important moment. in mexico, they queued up for their jabs. doctors, nurses, members of the military. this country has had more than 120,000 covid fatalities, the fourth highest death toll in the world. so palpable was the excitement, the whole thing was shown live on television. argentina will begin its vaccination programme imminently. but they have sought help from russia rather than america or western europe — a decision that

at the peak of the pandemic chile had one of the wall. highest mortality rates per capita from cold 19 hospitals warned that their staff are too exhausted from the 1st wave to deal with the 2nd one effectively and i believe that when i meet the new restrictions will hit small businesses most craftswomen i know he was counting on christmas sales to survive bonnie said it's the uncertainty of not knowing if we'll be able to work anymore we've worked all year to sell these and it's not just some cattle that in trouble 11 other regions have been declared critical some have even been caught under total lockdown authorities say that they hope to be able to relax some of the restrictions by the end of your holidays but there is no guarantee as president since there won't be a vaccine for anybody here before the 1st quarter of next year we'll see a new an al-jazeera sent out. canada's prime minister says the 1st $30000.00 doses of the pfizer vaccine will arrive in the coming days the government is planning to have a quarter of a 1000000 doses to

for the people to vote and it's only at that stage where there may be a new political system in chile so we're looking at years before we know exactly what the people one by is there anything on the horizon that we can say that's probably one of the changes that's going to be introduced i think the main thing we could see is a shift towards greater state intervention in the economy ok money that was my children's pensions education health care yeah exactly so a lot of the protests that we saw last year 'd were calling for things a better public welfare provision for health care education pensions and it looks like. the state level papers are all in or 3 parts of. in all of those sectors you know and that could be a positive for the economy. i think for education and health care in particular if it means that there's more good quality and widespread provision of health care and education that could boost the potential of the economy if it means that there's a more more knowledgeable more educated and healthier workforce. but there is there is of course a risk that the state sector goes

ahora si que Él no era muy exquisito, le gustaba de chile de dulce y manteca. >>> ella nos contÓ que esos dÍas diego armando ya estaba casado con claudia villafaÑe >>> lo que se decÍa de Él que el querÍa mucho a su mujer con la que tenÍa 2 hijas. que esa mujer habÍa sido su novia de toda la vida y luego nos fuimos enterando que tenÍa un hijo acÁ y alla, pero era muy oji alegre, o sea, si andaba tirÁndole la onda a todas. mucho. >>> me encantan las declaraciones de merle uribe porque recordemos que ella en esa Época en los 80 era la vedette supercotizada de este paÍs maradona no sabia esto y cuando estaban juntos en un restaurante llegaban y le pedÍan autÓgrafos a ella tambiÉn a el y

and chile kidjo arrived in paris after fleeing binning scummiest dictatorship more than 35 years ago. today she can't walk down the street without being recognized. to. and she's much in demand as an interview guest she's been invited to hadi you know but today to talk about her autobiography. better ever. made. only. with her animated nature she brings the studio to life singing chatting and spreading an infectious good mood. in the interview she recounts how she left her hometown of course to new in the nene and came to paris without any money or a job. the parents who stayed behind in africa feared for their young daughters welfare in the big city where one could quickly hit the skids in her autobiography entitled spirit rising my life my music she describes this time of her life. well go on. and imagine. like nikka she to manage to keep her head above the water by working odd jobs. as long as i could pay my rent and have enough to eat well to be honest i didn't eat enough which wasn't so bad my passion for music supported me i knew if i worked hard and kept on at my music then i w

is suspicious it's something new but you have to have faith and get vaccinated as soon as possible chile. mexico and costa rica have all begun administering the farce of biotech back same. chain of maine while hazaras saved its 1st doses of russia's sputnik 5 back same with plans to begin vaccinations next week but in brazil which has one of the highest rates of code 19 infections in the world there have been mixed messages. the baton time institute has announced that their trial of the chinese soon about vaccine had achieved w hey chose required efficiency levels the very next day brazil's president revealed his lack of confidence in that. the efficiency of the vaccine in sao paolo seems to be down i will not disclose a percentage here because if i make a 0.001 percent era i'll be beaten up by the media i want a vaccine that is safe and effective that meets its objectives there are a lot of scared people at home let's wait for the vaccine. but while the nations that have begun rolling out the vaccine are optimistic warnings to remain vigilant against the virus remain in place. well euro

latin american countries have now launched mass immunization programs to combat the pandemic mexico chile and costa rica all have received shipments of coronavirus vaccine and began their distribution but with the 2nd highest covert 19 death toll in the world all eyes are on brazil where a vaccine is yet to be approved. it's been a week of celebrating firsts in latin america the 1st shipment arrivals of vaccines . the 1st jabs for health care workers and those at risk. it's the best gift in 2020 i could have gotten. you with and i understand people are suspicious it's something new but you have to have faith and get vaccinated as soon as possible chile mexico and costa rica have all begun administering the farce of biotech back same. chain of maine while hazaras saved its 1st doses of russia's sputnik 5 back same with plans to begin vaccinations next week but in brazil which has one of the highest rates of coded 19 infections in the world there have been mixed messages. the baton time institute has announced that their trial of the chinese soon about faxing had achieved w hey chose requir

boulder as the pandemic costs a shadow over the christmas holidays there are signs of heart mexico chile and costa rica some of the 1st countries to begin rolling out the buying on take 5 there coronavirus vaccine today to their communities as other nations around the world get ready also on the program u.s. police say an explosion in nashville tennessee was an intentional bombing 3 people lot injured and suspected human remains are found when a marginal hard explored damaging buildings and shattering windows and even nations dr paul rosa christmassy bricks and trying to heal the 2000 page document still needs to be ratified by the british and european politics. i'm jared ray thank you for joining me millions of people around the world have been celebrating a very different christmas this year with spiraling new corona virus infections on lockdowns in many cities the virus has changed how we mock the festive period bought world leaders of also been offering messages of hard here in europe vaccinations will begin in most a year member states on sunday across the up. mass coronavirus immun

covered 19 has reached antartica chile says at least 36 people have been infected by not o'higgins research station following an outbreak this month this means the pandemic is now reached every continent antarctica one of the last truly pristine places on earth several nations maintain research centers here chile's bernardo hagen space is permanently staffed and run by its military until now research is on the continent thought they had largely escaped the coronavirus pandemic then chile's military announced the 1st cases believe you were there a p.c. our test showed that $36.00 men tested positive for covert one team of which $26.00 were army personnel $910.00 were civilians from a contracting company doing shared maintenance work. army officials confirmed another 21 people aboard a navy supply ship had been infected and one more case was detected at a nearby research village where the navy ship had docked surrounded by icebergs and oceans the research stations here are some of the most remote on the planet. the arrival of the virus is concerning doctors they fear it could be much more dan

the atlantic mass coronavirus immunizations have already begun in 3 latin american countries mexico chile and costa rica but with the world's 2nd highest coated 19 death toll all eyes today are on brazil where noise vaccine has yet been approved. it's been a week of celebrating firsts in latin america the 1st shipment arrivals of vaccines . the 1st jabs for health care workers and those at risk. it's the best gift in 2020 i could have gotten. here when i understand people are suspicious it's something new but you have to have faith and get vaccinated as soon as possible chile mexico and costa rica have all begun administering the farce of biotech back same. argentina maine while hazaras saved its 1st doses of russia's sputnik 5 vaccine with plans to begin vaccinations next week but in brazil which has one of the highest rates of code 19 infections in the world there have been mixed messages. the baton time institute has announced that the trial of the chinese su novak vaccine had achieved w hey chose required efficiency levels the very next day brazil's president revealed his lack of conf

are suspicious it's something new but you have to have faith and get vaccinated as soon as possible chile mexico and costa rica have all begun administering the farce of biotech back same. argentina maine while has received its 1st doses of russia's sputnik 5 vaccine with plans to begin vaccinations next week but in brazil which has one of the highest rates of covert 19 infections in the world there have been mixed messages. the baton time institute has announced that their trial of the chinese soon about vaccine had achieved w hey chose required efficiency levels the very next day brazil's president revealed his lack of confidence in. the efficiency of the vaccine in sao paolo seems to be down i will not disclose a percentage here because if i make a 0.001 percent era i'll be beaten up by the media i want to vaccine that is safe and effective that meets its objectives there are a lot of scared people at home let's wait for the vaccine. but while the nations that have begun rolling out the vaccine are optimistic warnings to remain vigilant against the virus remain in place. with the pande

chiles have the potential to do an awful lot of good for an awful lot of people with. a not insignificant a minimal risk to myself and well it's a risk the docs and nurses take on pretty much every day life on the on the front lines of the pandemic and have been doing for quite a while now in traditional vaccine trials volunteers may never be exposed to the virus in a challenge trial scientists hope to study infected volunteers in clinical condition this isn't rooms like this one but we could be about to see a world bust volunteers deliberately infected with the virus the course is that 19 well it is what we quarantined here for up to 2 weeks with safety measures in place like awful trace insistence to stop the bharath from spreading. child services company h b they already runs challenge sheilds in the u.k. but they have to be approved for cave at 19 but you can see we have all the merchants equipment you'd expect. cross strollers of course to make the trial as safe as possible scientists would 1st establish the smallest dose of the virus it takes to become infected.

child services company h b they already runs challenge chiles in the u.k. but they have to be approved for it 19 you can see we have all the moon c equipment you'd expect the c.d.c. press trawlers of course to make the trial as safe as possible scientists would 1st establish the smallest dose of the virus it takes to become infected. and the pet will be put just inside the nostril and very slowly just putting small droplets of of bars into the nose it would offer a unique opportunity to examine the virus in its very early stages cause these trials being set up primarily to test vaccines but a lot of learning benefits that will come out of these trials as well not just about how the forest interacts with the immune system in the human body therapy the really important to be able to improve things and improve 3rd place but also about the disease course itself about of our lives how quickly it records how quickly can be cleared from the body all these can really help the management of patients going forward with vaccines already being rolled out h.p.v. says ch

in chile, potential salvation comes from the skies. the first 10,000 of an ordered 30 million doses of the coronavirus of axing, arriving at this airport in santiago. the country's president was there to welcome them, as the precious cargo was moved onto a helicopter. translation: it's a day of much excitement, seeing this helicopter transporting hope, because the truth is that many people have worked a lot over this time to secure the vaccine. our compatriots will have a secure, effective and timely vaccine. the first compatriot, a health worker called zulema riquelme. president pinera, there to witness this important moment. in mexico, they queued up for theirjobs. doctors, nurses, members of the military. this country has had more than 120,000 covid fatalities, the fourth highest death toll in the world. so palpable was the excitement, the whole thing was shown live on television. argentina will begin its vaccination programme imminently. but they have sought help from russia rather than america or western europe, a decision that ha

will hear it also coming up in america begins mass coronavirus vaccine rollouts frontline workers in chile mexico on coast to recall get the 1st jobs. at play for calm as hundreds of women march in central african republic in a tense run up to presidential election it's. christmas like no other celebrations are scaled back in countries around the world as millions prepare for a subdued holiday. after months of negotiations and just 7 days before things outlined the european union and the u.k. have finally reached a landmark trade and security deal the agreement for a 0 tariff trade covers everything from energy to fishing rights were a challenge reports. this means that the u.k. has voted to leave the european union the who finally breaks it is 4 and a half years after the referendum almost at the end of the 11 month transition period . the u.k. and the e.u. argued negotiated compromised and cajoled but they've done what many feared they couldn't and agreed to their future trading relationship. it's a moment of reflection for the european commission president at the end of a successful neg

and turning day into night thousands gather in chile and argentina to view a rare total solar eclipse. u.s. democracy has prevailed and that was the message from president elect joe biden shortly after the electoral college 4 way validated his victory in the election it was a crystallized donald trump's multiple attempts to overturn the result she had reports from wilmington delaware. but you also are biden of delaware a democrat i 65 knows the real. california is electoral college vote made it official joe biden is the president elect and in the end the formal tally of the states joe biden won in the november election was the procedural affair it normally is across the country electors in states that biden flipped from the republicans cost their states votes for the president elect joseph r. biden has received $16.00 votes under the u.s. constitution the president isn't chosen by the popular vote but by the $538.00 electors of the electoral college however usually they follow the majority vote in each of their states as part of the trump campaign's efforts to overturn the election re

in chile, potential salvation comes from the skies. the first 10,000 of an ordered 30 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine arriving at this airport in santiago. the country's president was there to welcome them, as the precious cargo was moved onto a helicopter. translation: it's a day of much excitement, seeing this helicopter transporting hope, because the truth is that many people have worked a lot over this time to secure the vaccine. 0ur compatriots will have a secure, effective and timely vaccine. the first compatriot, a health worker called zulema riquelme. president pinera there to witness this important moment. in mexico, they queued upfortheirjabs — doctors, nurses, members of the military. this country has had more than 120,000 covid fatalities, the fourth highest death toll in the world. so palpable was the excitement, the whole thing was shown live on television. argentina will begin its vaccination programme imminently. but they have sought help from russia rather than america or western europe — a decision that h

turning day into night thousands gather in chile and argentina to view a red total solar eclipse. so that in the u.s. president elect joe biden has told americans that democracy has prevailed the comments came soon after the electoral college formally validated his victory in the november presidential election despite donald trump's multiple attempts to overturn that result she returns he reports now from wilmington in delaware for joseph biden of delaware a democrat. i defied knows 0. california is electoral college vote made it official joe biden is the president elect and in the end the formal tally of the states joe biden won in the november election was the procedural affair it normally is across the country electors in states that biden flipped from the republicans cast their states votes for the president elect joseph r. biden has received 16 votes under the u.s. constitution the president isn't chosen by the popular vote but by the $538.00 electors of the electoral college however usually they follow the majority vote in each of their states as part of the trump campaign's

doha and also coming up latin america begins mass coronavirus vaccine rollouts frontline workers in chile mexico and coast to reka 1st jobs. iraq is protesters prices skyrocket after the biggest currency devaluations since the fall of saddam hussein. a christmas like no other celebrations are scaled back in countries around the world as millions prepare for a summer holiday. hello e.u. leaders say it's a deal that will write history britain's prime minister boris johnson says the agreement will help the u.k. take control of its destiny after 8 months of negotiations and just 7 days before the deadline the european union and the u.k. have finally reached a landmark post bricks at trade and security deal the agreement for a 0 tariff trade covers everything from energy to fishing rights were a challenge report. this means that the u.k. has to leave the european union. finally breaks it down 4 and a half years after the referendum almost at the end of the 11 month transition period . the u.k. and the e.u. argues negotiated compromise times cajoled but they've done what many feared they couldn

at the peak of the pandemic chile had one of the world's highest mortality rates per capita from cold 19 hospitals warned that their staff are too exhausted from the 1st wave to deal with the 2nd one affected. but i thought that when the new restrictions will hit small businesses most woman i know he was counting on christmas sales to survive bonnie said it's the uncertainty of not knowing if we'll be able to work anymore we've worked all year to sell. and it's not just some travel that in trouble 11 other regions have been declared critical some under total lockdown authorities say that they hope to be able to relax some of the restrictions by the end of your holidays but there is no guarantee especially since there won't be a vaccine for everybody here before the 1st quarter of next year you see in you an al-jazeera center. more than 4 years off in the u.k. now really voted in favor of leaving the e.u. froths negotiations have reached the end of the road the teams have been given only until sunday to settle on a post trade deal. that's looking increasingly unlikely they pocket repor

in chile, potential salvation comes from the skies. the first 10,000 of an ordered 30 million doses of the coronavirus of axing, arriving at this airport in santiago. the country's president was there to welcome them, as the precious cargo was moved onto a helicopter. translation: it's a day of much excitement, seeing this helicopter transporting hope, because the truth is that many people have worked a lot over this time to secure the vaccine. 0ur compatriots will have a secure, effective and timely vaccine. the first compatriot, a health worker called zulema riquelme. president pinera, there to witness this important moment. in mexico, they queued up for theirjobs. doctors, nurses, members of the military. this country has had more than 120,000 covid fatalities, the fourth highest death toll in the world. so palpable was the excitement, the whole thing was shown live on television. argentina will begin its vaccination programme imminently. but they have sought help from russia rather than america or western europe, a decision that ha

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