in countries like chile, we had divorce in 200a. it was the last country in the world to get divorce. so we are not up to the times. but women have been struggling always, and now they participate in politics. and in chile, we are seeing something extraordinary, a real effort to have gender parity. we have a new president, gabriel boric, who is 35 years old. and ijust saw a picture of his new...of the ministers. 1a women and ten men, all young with their beards and their masks, and jumping around and dressed in... with flip—flops. it's just lovely. so that has changed. so, i mean, do you see that trend across the continent? because not only boric — a left—of—centre, left—wing candidate winning — but also you've seen in peru a left—wing president come to power there, pedro castillo, and predictions that other countries may also swing to the left — costa rica, possibly brazil. do you see this kind of leftward trend on your continent? there are both forces, the extreme right and populist leaders and the centre—left mo

this special edition of "nightline," mi nino, chile's stolen children. we'll be right back. >>> this special edition of "nightline," "mi nino: chile's stolen children" continues. here now juju chang. >> for nearly 40 years, hilda casada godoy dreamt about her baby boy, who she last saw in the maternity ward. [ speaking spanish ] >> born three months premature, too tiny to hold. she hadn't even pick his name. >> but decades later, a phone call to hilda's daughter changed everything. >> that little boy with the piercing dark eyes hadn't died. he'd been taken, stolen in a plot sanctioned by the government of she lay that defies the imagination. tonight, a journey home. >> got the shakes a little bit. >> one man embracing a family he never knew. for the first time seeing a life that was taken away. >> harvey wants to say -- >> and we're on the ground in chile, searching for answers. >> our team made dozens and dozens of phone calms and inquiries. can we ask you some questions about the illegal adoption? >> uncovering the truth. what do you think about your r

in countries like chile, we had divorce in 200a. it was the last country in the world to get divorce. so we are not up to the times. but women have been struggling always, and now they participate in politics. and in chile, we are seeing something extraordinary — a real effort to have gender parity. we have a new president, gabriel boric, who is 35 years old. and ijust saw a picture of his new...of the ministers. 1a women and ten men, all young with their beards and their masks, andjumping around and dressed in... ..with flip—flops. it's just lovely. so that has changed. so, i mean, do you see that trend across the continent? because not only boric — a left—of—centre, left—wing candidate winning — but also, you've seen in peru a left—wing president come to power there, pedro castillo, and predictions that other countries may also swing to the left — costa rica, possibly brazil. do you see this kind of leftward trend on your continent? there are both forces, the extreme right and populist leaders and the centre—le

in countries like chile, we had divorce in 200a. it was the last country in the world to get divorce. so, we are not up to the times. but women have been struggling always, and now they participate in politics. and in chile, we are seeing something extraordinary, a real effort to have gender parity. we have a new president, gabriel boric, who is 35 years old. and ijust saw a picture of his new...of the ministers. 1a women and ten men, all young with their beards and their masks, and jumping around and dressed in... with flip—flops. it's just lovely. so, that has changed. so, i mean, do you see that trend across the continent? because not only boric — a left—of—centre, left—wing candidate winning — but also you've seen in peru a left—wing president come to power there, pedro castillo, and predictions that other countries may also swing to the left — costa rica, possibly brazil. do you see this kind of leftward trend on your continent? there are both forces, the extreme right and populist leaders and the centre—left

next up, we go to chile. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "santiago" by the chilean band newen afrobeat. this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. we turn to history in the making inhile, where the draft of a new constitution was presented this week that could replace the one implemented during the dictatorship of general augusto pinochet. the president of chile's constitutional convention marÍa elisa quinteros presented the draft of chile's new constitution during a ceremony monday. >> it should be noted the text we have built together outside the center of chile and the yearning of millions of chileans. this draft captures the spirit of a new chile, a chile on the foundation of decades of effort is taking a step into the future. these are the wishes of millions of citizens who placed their dreams and hopes in this process . this text materializes a new way of treating one another, new wave life in our country where everyone can feel protective. amy: the new constitution would recog

we are told that germany had offered chile to analyze soil samples from chile, in excavation sites, in german labs. at the german government's expense. so far, no samples are said to have arrived. why is the investigation stolen in chile? then the minister of justice and human rights emma lorraine is responsible for moving the investigation forwards. is also a long term supporter of the sect. why in the 19 ninety's he wrote about colonial digna dad, we the signatories, if this letter, greatly appreciate the work that this association has done. political scientist and stella has spent years research in the aftermath of colonial digna dad and considered the minister to be one of the chief obstacles to overcome in the past. man, this is the sort us how lorraine's the other one good. i think mr. lot, i mean, is keen to keep this issue under wraps in and out of the public eye. this code by this team i supply. this is where i would like to see greater commitment from the foreign office and this and the german government in this like young and realist on gosh more good psych that this issue w

chile and patagonia, a place where tradition is meeting progression. a wild majestic spectacle where one of the world's longest countries has benefited from the largest land donation in history to create a conservation project on a vast scale. among the plans in place is an initiative hoping to bring more visitors to the area, called the route of parks, joining 17 old and new national parks together to create a huge network of wild areas to explore, more than 1,700 miles. myjourney to its heart takes me six hours in a 4x4, along rough terrain. so, we've blown a tire, and as you can see behind me, the road is pretty rough. we've hit one of these huge potholes, and i guess that's part of the story of tourism here. the infrastructure is still a work in progress for the government, but for two philanthropists, doug and kris tompkins, the route of parks was just the latest part in a decades—long project in both chile and argentinian patagonia. doug had spent time in patagonia before, creating the clothing brand north face, and kris had been ceo of the bra

he and his 3 children had headed south to chile. he led by a gallery that the right now chile is a stable country. it's better than elsewhere. that's why we wanted to come here. i hope i'll find work, and we can get ahead here and that our children will have a better life. who do you know, so that traveled for more than a week by foot by truck and by bus. now i've reached coach shawnee, a chilean village with just over 1500 residence. it's time for a brief stop in for me because my husband is a programmer, i'm a lawyer. but none of that matters. we'd work anywhere in a restaurant hotel anywhere. as long as it's honest work, it's the same for all of these families here. they've carried the young daughter for the past 2 weeks. for the children, this journey is an adventure. the adults however, know how serious it is and not only at the border once they've entered chile, the migrants have to register and undergo hygiene measures including having a pcr test. a large number of migrants have ended up in the harbor town of key k, where tha

the numbers of nandu birds in chile have dropped significantly. in this valley, rewilding has raised numbers from a dozen to around 70 so far. so, how does the nandu fit into the ecosystem here? the changes here have brought new opportunities for locals through tourism and a range of work, including for that traditional chilean cultural icon, the gaucho. don daniel now helps monitor the native huemul deer. traditionally, gauchos are horsemen skilled at protecting cattle and sometimes hunting predators. but now, dan daniel has a wider review of the predators as an important part of the animal network. beeping today, don daniel uses modern techniques to track the tagged huemul deers nearby. so, the signal's quite strong when we point the antenna that way. it's like one of those tv antennas from the �*70s or �*80s that you had on your roof. but it seems to be doing thejob. 0h, yep...i can hear it. beeping 99% of the original huemul population are thought to have been lost, leaving them endangered. but with don daniel's help, we soon spot somethin

the numbers of nandu birds in chile have dropped significantly. in this valley, rewilding has raised numbers from a dozen to around 70 so far. so, how does the nandu fit into the ecosystem here? the changes here have brought new opportunities for locals through tourism and a range of work, including for that traditional chilean cultural icon, the gaucho. don daniel now helps monitor the native huemul deer. traditionally, gauchos are horsemen skilled at protecting cattle and sometimes hunting predators. but now, dan daniel has a wider review of the predators as an important part of the animal network. beeping. today, don daniel uses modern techniques to track the tagged huemul deers nearby. so, the signal's quite strong when we point the antenna that way. it's like one of those tv antennas from the �*70s or �*80s that you had on your roof. but it seems to be doing thejob. 0h, yep...i can hear it. beeping. 99% of the original huemul population are thought to have been lost, leaving them endangered. but with don daniel's help, we soon spot someth

the numbers of nandu birds in chile have dropped significantly. in this valley, rewilding has raised numbers from a dozen to around 70 so far. so, how does the nandu fit into the ecosystem here? the changes here have brought new opportunities for locals through tourism and a range of work, including for that traditional chilean cultural icon, the gaucho. don daniel now helps monitor the native huemul deer. traditionally, gauchos are horsemen skilled at protecting cattle and sometimes hunting predators. but now, dan daniel has a wider review of the predators as an important part of the animal network. beeping. today, don daniel uses modern techniques to track the tagged huemul deers nearby. so, the signal's quite strong when we point the antenna that way. it's like one of those tv antennas from the �*70s or �*80s that you had on your roof. but it seems to be doing the job. 0h, yep...i can hear it. beeping. 99% of the original huemul population are thought to have been lost, leaving them endangered. but with don daniel's help, we soon spot somet

in northern chile remains tense. ah, lalellah is a pilgrimage sight of the future for orthodox christians. it has recently also become a target of troops from the breakaway province of to grey. lally bellas. rock hewn churches, looked peaceful in the morning light. they seemed untouched by the events of the past month and the ballast twice been captured. they fight us loyal to the t gray people's liberation front, or tpl. ethanol is already now government forces had regained control. at this time of year, one of the holiest orthodox christians, labella is normally full of international visitors and diaspora europeans. but most of them have stayed away. worry that fighters could swoop in again from the neighboring te gray region, even though the teepee left promised in december to withdraw all their fighters back into t great. is alone so many people have fled as who stayed here and we suffered a lot of stress. they, you were to get the loan or toward the rental room, missouri. laura shock about a pointed their guns a

in northern chile remains tense. ah, lalellah is a pilgrimage site. and if you pio for orthodox christians, it has recently also become a target of troops from the breakaway province of to grey. ah lally bellas. rock hewn churches look peaceful in the morning light. they seem untouched by the events of the past month. labella has twice been captured by fighters loyal to the t gray people's liberation front, or t p. an ethanol is albany. now government forces had regained control. at this time of year, one of the holiest orthodox christians, labella is normally full of international visitors and diaspora. europeans, but most of them have stayed away, worried that fighters could swoop in again from the neighboring t gray region, even though the teepee left promised in december to withdraw all their fighters back to to grab this along so many people have fled. i still stayed here and we suffered a lot of stressing you were to get the loan or toward the rental. my mother in law suck about les pointed their guns at us says that the 2nd time they came, they

in northern chile remains tense. ah, lalellah is a pilgrimage. satan, if you appear for orthodox christians, it has recently also become a target of troops from the breakaway province of to grey lally bellas. rock hewn churches look peaceful in the morning light. they seem untouched by the events of the past month. alabama has twice been captured, they fight us loyal to the t gray people's liberation front, or tpl. ethanol is vomiting. now government forces had regained control. at this time of year, one of the holiest orthodox christians, labella is normally full of international visitors and diaspora europeans. but most of them have stayed away. worry that fighters could swoop in again from the neighboring te gray region, even though the teepee left promised in december to withdraw all their fighters back to t gray is alone. so many people have fled as so stayed here, and we suffered a lot of stressing you were to get the loan or toward the rental room, missouri. laura shock about a pointed their guns at us says th

we are told that germany had offered chile to analyze soil samples from chile, in excavation sites, in german labs at the german government's expense. so far, no samples are said to have arrived. why is the investigation stolen in chile? there the minister of justice and human rights em and lorraine is responsible for moving the investigation forwards. is also a long term supporter of the sect. while in the 19 ninety's he wrote about colonial digna dad, we the signatories, if this letter, greatly appreciate the work that this association has done. political scientist and stella has spent years research in the aftermath of colonial digna dad and considered the minister to be one of the chief obstacles to overcome in the past. as mine, as it is the sword, us hello rains the other one. good. i think mr. le 18 is keen to keep this issue under wraps in and out of the public eye as tight buddies as t my supply. this is where i would like to see a greater commitment from the foreign office and the, and the german government. and just like young and realist on gosh more good psych that this is

pedro utrera desde chile tiene mÁs detalles. pedro: tratando de adaptarse en la vida de chile algunos migrantes venezolanos pasan las tardes conviviendo en grupos con otros que migraron antes que ellos, segÚn cifras del gobierno chileno en ese paÍs radican unos 500,000 migrantes venezolanos. la mayorÍa emigrÓ en unos cinco aÑos, mucho estÁ sÓlo de manera temporal, asegura que su objetivo de estados unidos. >> si no podemos ir todo, mejor, pero es otro nivel. >> si bien chile les ha abierto los brazos, lo que ellos querÍan en llegar al paÍs de las oportunidades, como lo han hecho muchos otros en el Último aÑo. >> estar allÁ con la familia que tenemos, la oportunidades son mayores. reportero: estas familias venezolanas que conocimos al norte de santiago trabajan para juntar dinero y pagar los gastos de el coyote. >> dicen que para cruzar bien y que lo pueden llevar a uno deben tener plata. reportera: muchos de estos migrantes viven en chile amontonados en pequeÑos cuartos, la vida aquÍ manifiestan que es complicada p

why is the investigation stolen in chile? then the minister of justice and human rights emma lorraine is responsible for moving the investigation forwards. is also a long term supporter of the sect. why? in the 19 ninety's he wrote about colonia digna, dad. we the signatories at this letter, greatly appreciate the work that this association has done. political scientist, ian stella has spent years research in the aftermath of colonial digna dad and considers the minister to be one of the chief obstacles to overcome in the past of mine as it is a sword. us hello rains the other one. good. i think mr. lot, i mean, is keen to keep this issue under wraps, and out of the public eye is covered by these as t my supply. this is where i would like to see greater commitment from the foreign office and the, and the german government just like young andrew willis on gosh more good psych that this issue would require proactive human rights policies for math. and as i know in the fog, when a poor t v mention, i don't see any in place at th

but the mood and the kicker in northern chile remains tense. ah, lalellah is a pilgrimage. satan, if you care for orthodox christians, it has recently also become a target of troops from the breakaway province of to grey. ah lally bellas. rock hewn churches look peaceful in the morning light. they seem untouched by the events of the past month. annabella has twice been captured. they fight us loyal to the t gray people's liberation front or t p. an ethanol is hobbling now government forces had regained control. at this time of year, one of the holiest orthodox christians, labella is normally full of international visitors and diaspora europeans. but most of them have stayed away worry that fighters could swoop in again from the neighboring t gray region. even though the t p a left promised in december to withdraw all of their fighters back into te gray is old. so many people have fled. as so stayed here. we suffered a lot of stressing your words and got alone or toward the room to my missouri. let us talk about a point of their guns at us says

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the numbers of birds in chile have dropped significantly. in this valley, rerolling has raised numbers from dozen to around 70 so far. so, how does this fit into the ecosystem here? the changes here have brought new opportunities for local through tourism and a range of work, including for the traditional chilean cultural icon, the gaucho. dom danielle now helps monitor the native male deer. traditionally, they are horseman skilled at protecting cattle and sometimes hunting predators. but now, he has a wider review of the predators as an important part of the animal network. beeping today, he uses modern techniques to track the dears nearby. the signal is quite strong when you point the antenna that way. it is like one of those tv antennas from the 70s or 80s that you have on your roof. but it seems to be doing the job. 0h, yep, i can hear it. 99% of the original population are thought to have been lost, leaving them endangered. but with dom danielle's help, we soon spot something in the distance. gosh, look at him go! so... we have actually

he said to my native country, chile, and the day the town of our rica. it installed adrica forget to places that have been connected my entire life wanted some unconnected by the mining company, alida and we'll either ah, mona had issued many people here a sig and thousands initially. they say it's because of the wasted at the beginning of all funded there are some to the waste that's left over after we've finished mining for gold back at home. after we'd extracted the precious metals from the or the melamine viewed and feel. we've made this film on to tell that story for that visa. awesome. hm. okay. yeah, i laugh so you're allowed to live. i'm your slim to death yet that next to me is now a lush. warping amber. my 1st question did. how do you feel about what your country to? well jennifer has brought here gala. do you mean the toxic waste? since okay. i think my country's responsible ones, i would and should do something to help all of you. i said, i'll go put that aside to that. ah, to amy in the mid 19 eighties when chili was ruled by a military dict

we are on an expedition with chile's science minister to inspect one of 180 climate change stations. on the way, we find the remains of a beached whale. this is just a fraction of what is covered by the southern hemisphere's longest climate change observatory just launched by chile. >> we will have sensors from the peninsula all the way to the arctic, and we will use a single platform to provide access to the data in an open access format. >> until now, data has been scarce from the southern cove. client -- scientists say the new conservatory will provide badly needed data to track temperatures' changes, the direction and strength of wind, and sea levels in real-time. that includes antarctica, which is a key modulator of the earth's climate. >> when i'm sitting in my laborde torrey in my office in winter in australia, i can still be seeing what is happening in antarctica, because there are also -- all sorts of climate effects that happen when we are not there. >>'s expert in dinosaurs, fossils, and climate change in antarctica and patagonia, where chile's antarctic institute is based

we are told that germany had offered chile to analyze soil samples from chile, in excavation sites. in german labs at the german government's expense so far, no samples are said to have arrived. why is the investigation stolen in chile? then the minister of justice and human rights emma lorraine is responsible for moving the investigation forwards. is also a long term supporter of the sect. why? in the 19 ninety's he wrote about colonial digna dad. we the signatories at this letter, greatly appreciate the work that this association has done. political scientist and stella has spent years research in the aftermath of colonial digna dad and considered the minister to be one of the chief obstacles to overcome in the past. as mine of it is a sword as her lorraine's the other. i think mister le 18 is keen to keep this issue under rapturously and out of the public eye cut by this s t my supply. this is where i would like to see greater commitment from the foreign office and the german government and just like young and realist on gosh more good psych that this issue would require proactiv

and to 150 years ago, the lion's share of chile belonged to the my poochie to day the poorest sector of society. but the concept of indigenous autonomy, recognition of indigenous laws and most of all returning land that in many cases is now occupied by non indigenous chilion families and industries horrifies many those had in your former social development minister alfredo moreno says it will cause more conflict, which nobody knows what is the glam, but it used to have doesn't have a meaning on time. what the land that they have 200 years ago, 100 years ago. yesterday they. then it says that that $3030.00 they can have the bill and government. they can have the, they would be out on the, was from the rest of the nation. chile would be only the 3rd country after ecuador and bolivia, to define itself as plur, you national. but that does not mean as some believe that chile would be split up into 11 independent indigenous states. no grandma, we have never proposed to install a different state. it must be understood that the july and state will not be divided with different laws. everythi

in northern chile remains tense. ah, lalellah is a pilgrimage. satan, if you appear for orthodox christians, it has recently also become a target of troops on the breakaway province of to grey. ah lally bellas. rock hewn churches look peaceful in the morning light. they seem untouched by the events of the past month. labella has twice been captured, they fight us loyal to the t gray people's liberation front, or t p, an ethanol is vomiting. now government forces had regained control. at this time of year, one of the holiest orthodox christians, labella is normally full of international visitors and diaspora europeans. but most of them have stayed away worried that fighters could swoop in again from the neighboring t gray region. even though the teepee left promised in december to withdraw all their fighters by into t graham is alone. so many people have fled, asked, who stayed here and we suffered a lot of stress in your written got alone with, with the renton, right, missouri. laura shock about a point of their guns

in northern chile remains tense. ah, lalellah is a pilgrimage sight of ethiopia for orthodox christians. it has recently also become a target of troops from the breakaway province of to grey. ah, lally bellas. rock hewn churches look peaceful in the morning light. they seem untouched by the events of the past month. alabama has twice been captured. they fight us loyal to the t gray people's liberation front, or tpl. ethanol is albany. now government forces had regained control. at this time of year, one of the holiest author ducks christians. labella is normally full of international visitors and diaspora europeans. but most of them have stayed away, worried that fighters could swoop in again from the neighboring te gray region, even though the teepee left promised in december to withdraw all their fighters back into t great. is alone so many people have fled as who stayed here and we suffered a lot of stressing you were to get the loan or toward the rental room, missouri laura sock, about a pointed their guns at us

i lost all my clothes, i fling to chile, daddy. more she, the end of what i got, the venezuelan refugees, a usually penniless. we see lots of them here crossing the desert. in the daytime, the sun beats down and at night it's bitterly cold. here on the border to bolivia, refugees have erected makeshift huts in the last 2 years. hundreds of venezuelans have been arriving here every day. a ditch and armed border patrol gods and no deterrence. the desert border is nearly impossible to control. i feel energy up to a local hammock. we want to get to the coast. okay. yeah. we've been waiting 7 days to be taken there. you know yet. ok. authorities promised on all 3 of her breath, while motel about on the family most have travelled for months. they sleep here at the william. it's a bit makeshift, it's, i'll come in as a lot the get done with his one room is the other vehicle. at the refugees make do driven by hope of a better life in chile, this is where we cook them or till yang if it isn't, i don't want to know it. i well i hope i can fi

for all you see and human al jazeera, santiago, chile. now such a rescue operation is expected to resume in northern italy. on monday, a day after part of a glassy collapsed killing 6 hikers had happened in the ma mulanda range. that's the largest and the dollar mike mountains. that collapse sent a torrent of ice snow and rock onto a popular trail 9 hike as also injured. and please say more than a dozen people could still be missing. or thousands of people in sydney have been told to leave their homes there after torrential rainbow. severe flooding to parts of australia's largest city emergency services have carried out dozens of rescues and even more rain is being forecast. barbara and group are reports, a suburb underwater and a flood clean up fast becoming a familiar event in hundreds of homes in the australian city of sydney. the local government says that could be was to come. we are now facing dangerous on multiple fronts, flash flooding, river rain, flooding, and coastal erosion in just one day. the sydney area experienced 4 times

mercurial, the boston of chile and right. but others like that fellow, as well as lots of tv channels there editorial line of shows there was never any desire for this price. i felt like that the coverage has exposed a preference for the anecdotal over the big picture shown. and they've discredited the proof that y, exaggerating it's potential danger voice the heat added up, believe it'll get put in it. fee. oh, this own is fear. the impending structural changes then a new constitution might mean for chilling and it plays out in their coverage headlines, threatening economic instability. the states taking over the national bank pension is losing their savings and then the indigenous angle, their demands for rights and recognition, re cost in the media. stories of the chilean flag being replaced national anthems being rewritten the ends of the chilean republic. this information presented to the chilean public as a possible outcome of the constitutional referendum. in the mail, the comic i feel sent to certain narratives have b

in northern chile remains tense. ah, lalellah is a pilgrimage site and if you care for orthodox christians, it has recently also become a target of troops from the breakaway province of to grey. ah lally bellas. rock hewn churches look peaceful in the morning light. they seem untouched by the events of the past month. labella has twice been captured by fighters loyal to the t gray people's liberation front, or tpm. ethanol is albany now. government forces had regained control. at this time of year, one of the holiest will orthodox christians. labella is normally full of international visitors and diaspora europeans, but most of them have stayed away worried that fighters could swoop in again from the neighboring te gray region, even though the teepee left promised in december to withdraw all their fighters back to t. grandma is alone, so many people have fled as so stayed here and we suffered a lot of stress in your words and got alone or toward the room, missouri let us up. they pointed their guns at us so that the

in northern chile remains tense. ah, lalellah is a pilgrimage. satan, if you care for orthodox christians, it has recently also become a target of troops on the breakaway province of to grey. ah, lally bellas. rock hewn churches, looked peaceful in the morning light. they seemed untouched by the events of the past month. labella has twice been captured. they fight us loyal to the t gray people's liberation front, or t p. an ethanol is albany. now government forces had regained control. at this time of year, one of the holiest orthodox christians, labella is normally full of international visitors and diaspora europeans. but most of them have stayed away worried that fighters could swoop in again from the neighboring t gray region. even though the teepee left promised in december to withdraw all of their fighters back to, to grab this alone. so many people have fled, asked, who stayed here. and we suffered a lot of stress in your written got alone with, with the room from missouri. laura shock about a point of their g

in northern chile remains tense. ah, lalellah is a pilgrimage. satan, if you appear for orthodox christians, it has recently also become a target of troops when the breakaway province of to grey. ah lally bellas, rock hewn churches look peaceful in the morning light. they seem untouched by the events of the past month. annabella has twice been captured. they fight us loyal to the tea cry. people's liberation front, or tpl. ethanol is operating now. government forces had regained control. at this time of year, one of the holiest orthodox christians, labella is normally full of international visitors and diaspora europeans. but most of them have stayed away, worried that fighters could swoop in again from the neighboring t gray region, even though the teepee left promised in december to withdraw all their fighters by into t graham is alone. so many people have fled, asked, who stayed here and we suffered a lot of stress. they, your written got alone with, with the renton, right, missouri. laura shock about a point of t

why is the investigation stolen in chile? then the minister of justice and human rights emma lorraine is responsible for moving the investigation forwards. is also a long term supporter of the sect. more in the 19 ninety's he wrote about colonia digna, dad. we the signatories, if this letter greatly appreciate the work that this association has done. political scientist and stella has spent years research in the aftermath of colonial digna dad and consider the minister to be one of the chief obstacles to overcome in the past. us, man of it is a thought us her lorraine's the other. and i think mr lot, i mean is keen to keep this issue under wraps in and out of the public eye is tight . but this is tim. i suspect this is where i would like to see greater commitment from the foreign office and the german government. and just like young and realist on gosh more good psych that this issue would require proactive human rights policy for math. and as, as i know, i'm the frog. when a poor t v. i mentioned, i don't see any in place at

the waste that's believed in ship to chile in the 1980s. this is dale, causing sirius hum to day said that a man julio, 800 people from a poor community in the desert of northern chile, have lost a claim against the swedish company. mm. with lisa it feels good to see that there are people who are pursuing the matter in a way that we as a feel make is on able to do it. kenyatta. if you don't tito from the court cases the result of 4 years of preparation which began after the release of a documentary film as much as the report showed children played in the pile of toxic waste which was full of arsenic lead, and mercury them at the waist came from sweden and bullied, and none of this would have happened if the waste had stayed in sweden to study. ah, we were struck by how symbolic how representative was of cases of this type. there are many, many situations like this around the world where typically multinational corporations based and develop countries do things overseas that they would never dream about doing in their own country. ah, louise

wonder when will authorities control who enters chile? i'm afraid now when i wanna pass a foreigner because i don't know if it's a criminal lawyer, but murder rate in chile has gone up an astonishing 30 percent in the last 6 months alone. it offered statistics show, the vast majority of crimes are committed by chileans. but that undocumented foreigners were criminal records account for a higher percentage of the murders. if they weren't regaled me, was stabbed just a few blocks from the presidential palace, but it was no isolated incident. just a few days later, another 3 people were stabbed along alameda. this is santiago's most emblematic avenue, and that's only the tip of the iceberg. prosecutor say that in the last 5 years, drug traffickers and members of the field, venezuelan criminal organization at aga train have focused in on chile taking advantage of the largely uncontrolled northern border yogurt was entered is the governor of the porch city of eiletha, where they've reportedly set up base, says international gangs or using crim

and to 150 years ago, the lion's share of chile belonged to the my poochie to day the poorest sector of society. but the concept of indigenous autonomy, recognition of indigenous laws and most of all returning land that in many cases is now occupied by non indigenous chilion families and industries horrifies many those had in your former social development minister out freedom. moreno says it will cause more conflict, which nobody knows what is the glen both used to have doesn't have a meaning on time. what the land that they have 200 years ago, 100 years ago. yesterday they. then it says that that $3030.00, they can have the bill and government, they can have the, they could be outdoors from the rest of the nation. chile would be only the 3rd country after ecuador and bolivia, to define itself as plural, national. but that does not mean as some believe that chile would be split up into 11 independent indigenous states. no grandma, we have never proposed to install a different state. it must be understood that the chilean state will not be divided with different laws. everything must

why is the investigation stolen in chile? then the minister of justice and human rights emma lorraine is responsible for moving the investigation forwards. is also a long term supporter of the sect. why? in the 19 ninety's he wrote about colonial digna dad. we, the signatories, if this letter, greatly appreciate the work that his association has done. political scientist, yan, stella, has spent years research in the aftermath of colonial digna dad and considered the minister to be one of the chief obstacles to overcome in the past of mine. as it is a sword, as hallow rains the other hanging. i think mister la 18 is keen to keep this issue under wraps in and out of the public eye, his coat buddies as t my ad supply. this is where i would like to see greater commitment from the foreign office and the german government just like young and realists on gosh mor good psych that this issue would require proactive human rights policy for math. and as, as i know, frog when a poor t v. i mentioned, i don't see any in place at the momen

and to 150 years ago the lion's share of chile belong to them. i put it to day, the poorest sector of society, but the concept of indigenous autonomy, recognition of indigenous laws and most of all returning land that in many cases is now occupied by non indigenous chilion families and industries horrifies many they said in your former social development minister and say them what angel says it will cause more conflict, which nobody knows what is that none both used to have, but i have a meaning on time. what the land that they have 200 years ago, 100 years ago. yesterday they then it says that that $3030.00, they can have the bill and government, they could have the, they would be outdoors from the rest of the nation. chilly would be only the 3rd country after ecuador and bolivia, to define itself as plural, national. but that does not mean as some believed that chile would be split up into 11 independent indigenous states. no grammar, we have never proposed to install a different state. it must be understood that the july in states will not be

but despite or perhaps because of an increasingly uncontrollable lang conflict in south central chile with ignition of indigenous chileans who make up 12 percent of this country took center stage in the writing of the new magna carta. napoleon as in any, the new constitution begins by stating that chile is a social democratic law based employee. national state chilly has always been plural, national. i, except no concentration before has ever recognized the existence of indigenous people while their scores of countries that recognize the culture and language of their indigenous nations with varying degrees of autonomy. chili's new constitution, if approved, would go further and reject or if there our constitution includes the restitution of ancestral land. and what we should see in many years through approval of various laws is much more land returned and distributed to indigenous communities. and to 150 years ago, the lion's share of chile belonged to the my poochie to day the poorest sector of society. but the concept of indigenous autonomy, recognition of indigenous laws and most o

and to 150 years ago, the lion's share of chile belong to the my poochie. today, the poorest sector of society, but the concept of indigenous autonomy, recognition of indigenous laws and most of all returning land that in many cases is now occupied by non indigenous chilion. families and industries horrifies many they said in your former social development minister and freedom would in or says it will cause more conflict, which nobody knows what is that none. both used to have doesn't have a meaning on time. what the land that they have 200 years ago, 100 years ago. yesterday they then it says that that $3030.00 they can have the bill and government. they can have the, they would be outdoors from the rest of the nation. chile would be only the 3rd country after ecuador and bolivia, to define itself as plural, national. but that does not mean as some believed that chile would be split up into 11 independent indigenous states. no grammar, we have never proposed to install a different state. it must be understood that the july in states will not be divided wit

en chile, pedro, univisiÓn. felix: regresamos con un diseÑador indio que lanza su colecciÓn de moda muy diseÑador indio que lanza su colecciÓn de moda muy particular en milÁn. ¿tu ropa limpia no huele tan limpia? ¿qué tal si tu ropa podría permanecer fresca por varias semanas? ¡sí es posible! esta toalla ya fue usada, pero todavía huele fresquita. echa unstopables en la lavadora antes de poner tu ropa. así disfrutarás tu ropa fresca por hasta doce semanas. felix: esta noche nos despedimos cÓmoda. el diseÑador indio lanzÓ su colecciÓn otoÑo e invierno 2022—2023 con una presentaciÓn en milÁn en la que el 40% de toda la ropa se ha reciclado a partir de tejidos desechados. o bien, los diseÑos combinan las formas masculinas con diseÑo psicodÉlico es. algunos de los trabajos tardaron entre 20 y 25 dÍas en completarse. los de fieltro con esos flecos representan las razas que llevan y que se consideran de buena suerte. deseando buena suerte nos despedimos. reportero: una plÁtica entre amigos.

but despite or perhaps because of increasingly uncontrollable lang, conflict in south central chile, our recognition of indigenous chileans who make up 12 percent of this country took center stage in the writing of the new magna carta, neptune as soon as the, the new constitution begins by stating that chile is a social, democratic law based imploring national chilly has always been chlorine national. i, except no concentration before has ever recognized the existence of indigenous people while their scores of countries that recognize the culture and language of their indigenous nations with varying degrees of autonomy. chili's new constitution, if approved, would go further in reject or if there our constitution includes the restitution of ancestral land. and what we should see in many years through approval of various laws is much more land returned and distributed to indigenous communities. and to 150 years ago, the lion's share of chile belong to the my poochie to day the poorest sector society. but the concept of indigenous autonomy, recognition of indigenous laws and most of al

ah east of chiles, pacific coast. a shocking site. a dumping ground for used clothing. tons and tons. much of it comes from europe. stop this bag definitely comes from germany. gorged on. this desert dumping ground tells an ugly truth about fast fashion. with the muffler producing more clothing and throwing it away, faster, a lucrative business for some people with it has economic benefits for people who work here and for investors go looking. miss renita south america has become a dumping ground with it. but on what you throw away is want wing wise by sorta why has the gum and production industry gone so badly? rome and who is paying the real price of fast fashion? al search for answers takes us to south america with but we're in the attic. come a desert in northern sheila, west, some of the global fashion industries, discarded clothing ends up. locals are taking us to a dumpsite, past settlements of make shift we drive past piles of used. tie is then clothing heaps and heaps of it. a vast landfill site for textiles in the middle of

we aim to support chiles, energy transition, you know. it's about finding the right moment for the construction that new plants and the renewable sector move. we're working a great deal with solar and wind power, and we'd like to support the government in this conversion all gaps. our mission and our responsibility. oliver. but you're still building a new coal plant in northern sheila it was, it was casual, as i just said, angie's task is to support the government and we're currently doing justice that it's impossible to decommission all cold plants as long as they supply 40 percent of the national demand for electricity, but that's the case. and sheila, without this 40 percent industry would grind to a halt. but again, we're supporting the conversion to renewables and a reduced electricity consumption will to show val luhan of lab one coastal missile tilly has pledged to shut down all its cold plants, but not before 2040. so and g won't be able to address the contradiction between its green washing and the bleak tilly in reality, any tim

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