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be allison is a commodity and engine of economic growth that's according to brazil's president jaya ball scenario is words have encouraged loggers and prospectors to push further into the region at the expense of indigenous people or and more of them are now organizing to protect their lands and way of life. small groups of the villagers camped out at night on the lookout for signs of trespassing in the last rain forest they call home this is what environmental monitoring looks like in some parts of the amazon. this is one of 7 bases installed across the men pregnant terri indigenous territory in the state of para in northern brazil locals here say a lack of inspection by government agencies is forcing them to conduct their own operations to stop loggers and perspectives from encroaching on their land in the past brazil's president shire both narrow has described rain forest protection as an obstacle to the country's economic development many here fear that such comments are emboldened and businesses to disregard environmental protection. you feel you can this team discovered this bridge

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the allison is a commodity and engine of economic growth that's according to brazil's president jaya ball scenario is words have encouraged loggers and prospectors to push further into the region at the expense of indigenous people or and more of them organizing to protect their lands and way of life. small groups the villagers camped out at night on the lookout for signs of trespassing in the lush rain forest they call home this is what environmental monitoring looks like in some parts of the amazon. this is one of 7 bases installed across the men pregnant terri indigenous territory in the state of power in northern brazil locals here say a lack of inspection by government agencies is forcing them to conduct their own operations to stop loggers and perspectives from encroaching on their land in the past brazil's president shire both narrow has described rain forest protection as an obstacle to the country's economic development many here fear that such comments are emboldened and businesses to disregard environmental protection. you'd be you can this team discovered this bridge duri

situated along a wide corridor that snakes through the city says urban planner marco cousteau my view jaya. floods and most all only the coastal areas of the floods i actually. still upstream see in the city center of chicago 15 year from my office. is director of the rue jack center for urban studies which searches for solutions for climate related problems right now their focus is the depletion of groundwater from the area the declining water table has even more serious consequences than rising sea levels. it's causing the ground to sink and large parts of the city with it it can get most of the you know america model because i want to be able to guard the sea level rises. at between 4 to 6 millimeters when your butt was used at the london. subsiding by. 320 sente meet. in february 2013 nearly half of jakarta was underwater. scenes like this are likely to become increasingly common. ocean levels continue to rise the land is collapsing and heavy rains are becoming more frequent. about one 3rd of jakarta is currently below sea level environmental problems are causing a growing number of pe

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between brutal warring gangs and police forces with a reputation for violent or brazil's president jaya both the novels and rio's governor wilson both support more extreme action. while there is also the us regarding who was she was what is the some of the usual that you will go to school she goes to the source. the governor of recently took part in a police operation. because. residents a helicopter is used to fire indiscriminately and launch grenades on the ballot. rio's militarized security forces now kill an average of 5 people dead a. brazil of its wall government officials say a war on drugs that inside the favelas feels more like a war on the pole. was when they use the war metaphor to justify this kind of action they forget that in a war there's a ceasefire a curfew or a series of actions that should prevent the war becoming a genocide but both are not all as presidents and it's all israel's gov we have a synchrony of a state genocide policy we have a governor who wants to be rambo that was. my me i said meet you by chips and it needs to be said well that's all the plan. the sec

invade to start a war that would last for almost 2 decades the united states have been cooperated with jaya dean in afghanistan for a long time they didn't see them as that dangerous they saw them as people who would stay over there and and they thought they could use them this changed on 9111 hand it does seem hypocritical for the united states to meet with the taliban today after promising to destroy them on the other hand it's the necessity of defeat the united states has been fighting for 18 years and it is the american public is tired of it. and us wouldn't hear a bad word about the taliban and why did the mover is on a guest plan to build pipelines together but peace talks in 2019 that obviously is something america just current and paid. the russian journalist to return to moscow on saturday is part of a historic prisoner swap with ukraine has spoken to reporters a real vision ski was arrested in care in may 2018 on charges of treason and was released from pretrial detention late last month as well as giving a press conference he spoke to our correspondent with the details is auntie'

the glory of god thank you very much a home run for president jaya half an hour brazil making his 1st. address to the un general assembly he has been president for long but he came out of a fairly strong line he started to introduce a new brazil coming back from the brink of socialism he said obviously referring to the past administrations of lula da silva and of course dilma rousseff then went on to denounce a denunciation of socialism actually accusing cuba directly accusing cuba for some of the ills of the past the transitioned into into venezuela where again he said there was a cuban threat then he moved on into trade masses he he he was very pleased with the americans to e.u. trade deal that's a trade deal that was recently completed after what about 20 years of negotiations and then we got to the bit that perhaps most people were waiting to hear and that was about environmental protection it started off by saying that his government was committed to the preservation of the environment and he excoriated the outside intervention as he would see it from the outside countries who we

invade to start a war that would last for almost 2 decades the united states have been cooperated with jaya dean in afghanistan for a long time they didn't see them as that dangerous they saw them as people who would stay over there and and they thought they could use them this changed on 9111 hand it does seem hypocritical for the united states to meet with the taliban today after promising to destroy them on the other hand it's the necessity of defeat the united states has been fighting for 18 years and it is the american public is tired of it. the u.s. wouldn't hear a bad word about the taliban why did the mover is on a guest plan to build pipelines together but peace talks in 2019 that all be asleep is something america just current and paid the u.s. and the taliban had been in negotiations for almost a year the taliban had demanded the withdrawal of all foreign troops from afghanistan america wanted guarantees the group would not assist international terrorism and drive accord had been reached last week according to the u.s. secretary of state though the fighting is only escalating. ho

invade to start a war that would last for almost 2 decades the united states have been cooperated with jaya dean in afghanistan for a long time they didn't see them as that dangerous they saw them as people who would stay over there and and they thought they could use them this changed on 9111 hand it does seem hypocritical for the united states to meet with the taliban today after promising to destroy them on the other hand it's the necessity of defeat the united states has been fighting for 18 years and if the american public is tired of it. the u.s. wouldn't hear a bad word about the taliban why did the mover on the guest plan to build pipelines together but peace talks in 2019 that obviously is something america just current paid. case a new week but the same old issue of bragg's it is playing out in the u.k. parliament then piscine to vote again on a snap election coming up very shortly in fact just minutes away from the voting taking place the debate is raging we've just had the prime minister trying to goad the opposition into accepting a general election now we can see jeremy corbyn

climate change and they accuse brazil's president of allowing deforestation to go on checks but at the un jaya both in our i met file with even more fire telling his audience the amazons a matter for brazil. it is a fallacy to say that the amazon is the heritage of humankind. using and resorting to fallacies to certain countries instead of helping light in the media and behaved in a disrespectful manner and with a colonialist spirit. the man nicknamed captain chainsaw has promised to open up the amazon for farming and mining but the clearing of trees has encroached on land belonging to indigenous communities representatives of those communities were in new york to hear both scenarios speak . his speech at the un was to please economic sectors mining timber harvesting and i mean business these 3 the economic sectors of the ones causing and promoting genocide of the brazilian indigenous peoples. both in our own maintains his policies will improve the lives of everyone in the amazon he calls it progress but it what cost. let's get your reminder now of our top story this hour democrats of the u.s.

invade to start a war that would last for almost 2 decades the united states have been cooperated with jaya dean in afghanistan for a long time they didn't see them as that dangerous they saw them as people who would stay over there. and they thought they could use them this changed on 911 today and. aiding the taliban to the united states to try to do to arrange what they call a peace deal is a very difficult topics for the president especially as we get close to the anniversary of the september bombing the one hand it does seem hypocritical for the united states to meet with the taliban today after promising to destroy them on the other hand it's the necessity of defeat united states has been fighting for 18 years and it is the american public is tired of it so the president's in a dilemma he wants to look strong and he wants to help american allies but the same time the cost has gotten bigger and bigger and the american public are fed up there you have it the u.s. wouldn't hear a bad word about the taliban why did the move in a guest plan to build pipelines together but peace talks in 20

between brutal warring gangs and police forces with a reputation for violent or brazil's president jaya both the novels and rio's governor wilson vessel both support more extreme action. while that is also in the us regarding rescue was all over the summer the movie sure it will go this route you must be sure. the governor i recently took part in a police operation. because. residents say helicopters are used to fire indiscriminately and launch grenades on the ballot. rio's militarized security forces now kill an average of 5 people day brazil of its wall government officials say a war on drugs that's inside the favelas feels more like a war on the pole. was when they use the war metaphor to justify this kind of action they forget that in a war there's a ceasefire a curfew a series of actions that should prevent the war becoming a genocide but both are not all as presidents and it's all israel's gov we have a synchrony of a state genocide policy we have a governor who wants to be rambo that was. my me i say meet you by chip and it needs to be said well that's on the plaza security polic

situated along a wide corridor that snakes through the city says urban planner marco cousteau my view jaya. floods all. the coastal areas and the flag. was so ops teams in the city center of their god of a view from my wolf is. the job is director of the root jack center for urban studies which searches for solutions for climate related problems right now their focus is the depletion of groundwater from the area the declining water table has even more serious consequences than rising sea levels. it's causing the ground to sink and large parts of the city with it it may get in most of the other because on the big dark the sea level rises at between 4 to 6 millimeters when your butt was used dylon to. subsiding by. tree to 20 sente metres. in february 2013 nearly half of jakarta was underwater. scenes like this are likely to become increasingly common. ocean levels continue to rise the land is collapsing and heavy rains are becoming more frequent. about one 3rd of jakarta is currently below sea level environmental problems are causing a growing number of people to flee the city but most want

world for what it's calling a global day of action for the amazon calling on the brazilian president jaya both are now wrote to change policies which they say are harmful to the amazon rain forest or a record number of fires are burning also narrow has deployed 44000 troops to help but declined funding from the g 7 leaders in america you see a new man has more. i'm in just across the river from me to one of the largest municipalities in all of brazil the size of england that is also the most of forested and here and on up all of the same things beginning to happen we were in the rain forest with a community that lives in a settlement trying to live under a sustainable development program in the jungle without knocking down or cutting down all of the trees but they themselves are under attack we saw their community house had been set on fire by illegal loggers these people call them they cleared of the rain forest and then they set it on fire put grass get it to grow and then sell the land illegally to cattle ranchers and so this is the process that is quickly deforested in the whole area

the world for what it's calling a global day of action for the amazon they're calling on president jaya to change policies which they say are harmful to the amazon rain forest a record number of finds continues to burn in brazil and neighboring countries. latin america editor lucy and human joins us live from al temeraire lucy i think you're deep in some of the forest region there water what is it you are seeing firsthand. absolutely so actually we are in a not pool that's just across the river from me and we were deep into the amazon rain forest which you see right behind me which still in the amazon of course and it was quite shocking to see the amount of land that had been deforested trees that were huge enormous much bigger the trunks much bigger than i am tall more than 500 years old just lying on the road because the illegal loggers couldn't even drag them out they were so big and so heavy we were in a community in a settlement that's trying to live in this area through a system of sustainable development and they are under attack themselves because they're trying to live in a way

car and bolivia's ever morales were among leaders who greeted the tribal members brazilian president jaya bowles and our own mr me saying citing health reasons on latin america editor lucy newman has more from elton mira in the brazilian state of para. heads of state and representatives of the 6 south american countries that share the amazon rain forest tried to put on a united front as they signed the pact of amazonia it commits them to taking concrete action to prevent the uncontrollable destruction of the amazon but conspicuously absent was the president of brazil the country that has the largest share of the amazon president j. ball so not all will be undergoing surgery on sunday it will be his 4th since he was stabbed in the stomach exactly one year ago while he was on the campaign trail but many see his absence at the meeting as a sign of lack of commitment towards the amazon because he has been long arguing that brazil has the right to open it up to cattle ranching and to agriculture for example i am in one of the largest municipalities of the amazon of brazil which is larger in fa

the fires have sparked an international backlash against the policies of the new far right president jaya both and. he is of course encourage the development. of the amazon leading to more of deforestation there. and only 200 migrants have been rescued by spanish coast guards on the mediterranean sea they were attempting to cross from north africa to spain 72 people were saved from 3 boats in the strait of gibraltar while a larger group was rescued off the malaka coast. now football fans are about to get their 1st look at the official emblem for the 2022 world cup the image is going to be beamed on to buildings all over the world in about 40 seconds time 2022 doha time 2 of the stadiums that will be used during the tournament already open 6 more heading towards completion and in december carter will be hosting the club world cup the 1st major test event ahead of the big kickoff in 3 years time let's go around the world now and have a little look. here we go we're starting in new york that is times square the crossroads of the world as they call it we've got one osiris as well here london

bolivia's ever over ron a as were among the leaders who greeted the trival medicals brazilian president jaya both an our own miss the meeting slicing health reasons on the to america at a sell you see an human has more from outta mirror in the presume you have states accra heads of state in representatives of the sick south american countries the chair the amazon rain forest tried to put on a united front as they signed the packed of lid d.c. schaeffer amazonia it commits them to taking concrete action to prevent a the uncontrollable destruction of the amazon but conspicuously absent was the president of brazil the country that has the largest share of the amazon president jade bull slow not all will be undergoing surgery on sunday it will be has force since he was stabbed in the stomach exactly one year ago while he was on the campaign trail but many see his absence at the meeting as a sign of lack of commitment towards the amazon because he has been long arguing the brazil has the right to open it up to cattle ranching and it to agriculture for example i am in in one of the largest municip

between brutal warring gangs and police forces with a reputation provided for the brazil's president jaya both the novel's and rio's governor wilson both support more extreme action. while there is also in the us regarding the rescue result there is also more of the usual look you will go this route you must be sure. the governor i recently took part in a police operation. because. residents a helicopter is used to fire indiscriminately and launch grenades on the ballot. rio's militarized security forces now kill an average of 5 people per day brazil of its war government officials say a one drug that's inside the favelas feels more like a war on the pole. was when they use the war metaphor to justify this kind of action they forget that in a war there's a ceasefire a curfew a series of actions that should prevent the war becoming a genocide but both are not all as presidents and it's all israel's gov we have a synchrony of a state genocide policy we have a governor who wants to be rambo that was. my me i say meet you by chips and it needs to be said when it's on the plaza security policy

brazilians are celebrating independence day president jaya ball son aro urged people to attend events to show their support for brazil and it soften to your over the amazon rain forest brazil's been criticized for its response to the record numbers of in the amazon but not everyone hated president has called to celebrate a latin america editor seen human sent this report from a protest in sao paulo. instead of waiting to come into the brazilian flag as president tried both brazilians to do today during national independence day the opposition is wearing black and they are protesting particularly today in their what is called the traditional shout of the excluded against the president's education cuts and of course what is happening in the amazon look for example we're going to come a little closer here this these people are carrying a card that shows the destruction of the amazon before and after the fires and you can also see little trucks which are a symbol of the longer who are trying to cut down the amazon to clear the way for the agro business also for ranchers cattle ranchers an

between brutal warring gangs and police forces with a reputation for violent or brazil's president jaya both the novels and rio's governor wilson both support more extreme action. while that is also in the us regarding the question was what is the someone going to be sure that you will go this route you go to the source. the governor of recently took part in a police operation. because. residence a helicopter is used to fire indiscriminately and launch grenades on the ballot. rio's militarized security forces now kill an average of 5 people day brazil of its wall government officials say a war on drugs it's inside the favelas feels more like a war on the pole. was when they use the war metaphor to justify this kind of action they forget that in a war there's a ceasefire a curfew or a series of actions that should prevent the war becoming a genocide but both are not all as presidents and it's all israel's gov we have a synchrony of a state genocide policy we have a governor who wants to be rambo that was. my me i said me me do you think she about you and it needs to be said well that's a

director of the supply chain transparency initiative called trade so it's good to have you with us jaya both scenarios very simple argument is well it's our land and we should be able to exploit it we should be able to do what we want with it and maximize it and on the face of it kind of makes sense but there's nothing else like the amazon out there it's there sean thanks very much for having me on the program again there's no question that brazil is a sovereign nation and it has the right to to exploit its natural resources in a way that the wishes but the key point here is the question logic that the clearance of the arm of the of the buyer is necessarily a precondition for sustainable economic development and one clear fact that is that it's important to keep in mind in this whole debate this whole discussion is the area of land that is already being printed in the amazon the vast majority about land is not currently on there any economically viable productive use in fact the majority of it very extensive low productivity cattle pasture often making making a last economically and las

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