autocrats and authority in -- [inaudible] -- and a little struck by your comparison with latin america. it's true, russia is rich are, more educated. inequality is lower, and many countries in latin america have more experience with.com -- with competitive -- [inaudible] -- so even if they authoritarianism -- [inaudible] -- have a competitive elections, or very competitive elections and there is still long experience with democracy, so one thing that is really interesting about russia and the -- [inaudible] -- no experience with democracy. hard to think about transition to something that is unknown in the country. [inaudible] -- transition, you -- so much history -- [inaudible] -- i think it's different from the soviet union. the soviet union -- i feel the narrative of the soviet union of the bolsheviks, that is the not the animal. that's why we have pom tettive authoritarianism like democracy, but it's not clear the history of no experience with democracy is going to say about the future. [inaudible] -- repression and -- i think what is important for me in think about the book was the

when it comes to latin america, central america, we as a country needed to place more attention as to what is going on south of the u.s.. we focus on asia, europe and never quite looked at our own backyard. this has been going on for 40 or 50 years. america has to delete. we have to lead and ensure that we address the issue of corruption or economic development and make sure we have a system south of the border that is a place that people can live in and prosper. this is not a democrat or republican issue. this is an american issue. we have got to work with our colleagues across the aisle. host: pat, republican line, south carolina. caller: i want to clarify something. every democrat that you hear talking about immigration, the first thing their mouths -- when our ancestors came over here, the government did not eat them, did not give them phones, did not provide housing. they had to have a sponsor. they had to get a job. they worked to get a better life. what our government is doing now is just throwing money out the door to every immigrant. you are not taking care of american citize

so i think actually the exciting spaces, silica all within, you know, these the, you know, latin america, asia, africa, aborigine called civic center. i think that's where the really exciting and new models are coming from. i don't think i can i to that i think that's a perfect response to the question that you dust and that's great. do you feel that writing and especially oh yes. so i'm sure that i do that. otherwise, there wouldn't be much points really in doing, in looking at these things are, i think, i think fiction has a oh, an important part to play in the where that are we understand history. i don't just write historical fiction force, but when it, when, when, when, when i think of writing about a historical moment that's now no longer with us, especially when its consequences have been slightly obscured. so we don't know about it as much as my historians of, of the wall of east africa or whatever, but does not have a kind of popular purchase, particularly say in this country or in germany. then it seems to be writing about those moments has an importance in the way that we unde

including the stable arctic region where international norms are respected and working with partners in latin america to combat drug trafficking and prepare better for humanitarian crises and in advance are initiatives on peace and security. the minister and i spoke to a commitment to a secure independent do-pacific and last year for the first time, canada participated in the cooperative taiwan strait transit with the united states. and we are go to go find additional opportunities to work on our shared vision of a secure, open and prosperous independento-pacific. we are grateful to have canada as our neighbor. madam minister, our two countries share our border and we share the herman thank you for your insight and leadership and it is great to have you here. and over to you, madam minister. >> good afternoon and thank you so much for your well warm welcome on my first visit to washington, d.c., as canada's minister of national defense. we just had a very productive meeting here at the pentagon. the united states is canada's most important ally. we fought together to win two world wars. since

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but while countries in europe and north america are battling annual rates in the single figures in latin america, the scale is quite different. argentina is on course for annual inflation, of over 60 percent this year. oh, they are sharing their meals and their concerns demonstrate a sienna gen tina's capital bonus iris are demanding more support from the government as inflation and constantly rising food prices drive people to disband. i'll never forget what, oh no matter how much we produce, we're still poor, poor and poor because inflation is eating away from you. holding the salaries. i am, are you that in 2021. inflation was over 50 percent. the central bank has already raised the key interest rate 3 times this year, but even a staggering 44.5 percent is not enough to compensate for inflation. the situation is just as bleak in other latin american countries peruse also experiencing historically high inflation. prices of sugar, potatoes, and carrots have doubled. meat has become an affordable for many very boone daily volatility. the rise of inflation in peru is the same. the whole w

our latin america editor, lucy newman, is at the summit. in santiago. it is a landmark agreement. first of all, it aims to guarantee access to information guaranteed access to protection and access to justice for environmental activists and defenders. and why is this so important? because latin america is the most dangerous region in the entire world, for anybody who wants to denounce abuses against the environment, against regulations, dealing with the environment or against their communities, we're talking about. this is home to the amazon basin, for example, the rain forest and a whole series of other economy interests. and there are people who are continually murdering those who are trying to draw attention to these abuses. that is why this is such an important agreement. it has been in the making for a long, long time, but it really still doesn't have the teeth that are necessary because they are reduced 12 very, very important countries in the region who have not ratified that treaty. yet brazil, the largest country in the region, has not ratified a columbia one of the large

because as you mentioned, latin america is the most dangerous region in the entire world. for anybody who wants to denounce abuses against the environment, against regulations, dealing with the environment or against the communities we're talking about. this is home to the amazon basin, for example, the rain forest and a whole series of other economic interests. and there are people who are continually murdering those who are trying to draw attention to these abuses that most. one of the most recent people was a 14 year old boy and indigenous activists in columbia. he was a member of an indigenous god in that part of the country. and of course, like almost all the cases, his murder has gone by without any sanctions of any kind. so that is why this is such an important agreement. it has been in the making for a long, long time and right now behind me at the d un headquarters here in seattle for the region. we are hearing different environmental ministers and activists discussing ways to implement this. as i'd say, it's been a long time in the making, but it really still doe

or latin america editor, you say, newman reports now from santiago. oh no. well no, no. the new color pulcher, let be a washer. and miguel g my dice represent environmental defenders who live in the amazon rain forest in 9 latin american countries. they've come to the united nations headquarters in chile for the inaugural meeting of the escrow sewer port. latin america's 1st binding environmental agreement for not to represent them with another. we represent more than $500.00 tribes of the day to tells us that every 2 days an indigenous activist is murdered and the amazon basin for defending their territories. yes, but it was one of the latest was 14 year old colombian, brian of david goodman. i me a member of an indigenous environmental guard in the last decade alone in estimated 1000 activists have been killed in latin america. the majority in conflicts with mining land and agricultural interests. the escape to accord is to provide a mechanism for access to information, public participation and justice on environmental matters. if that would have been a 2nd letter, wha

. america's 3rd largest economy in the french election, mariama con and marine le pen are making their final push for votes before sundays . presidential run off, paul show the race is much tighter than 5 years ago when french voters also faced that same choice of candidates, while micron is expected to when many people say they're undecided w's. lisa lewis has more appoint predictions from paris, as opposed to polls in other countries, such as the u. k. o. the yes pulls in france, actually tend to be correct, especially when it comes to the presidential election, as you said. and my call is in the late with 10 points, even more depending on which one you're looking at. but they asked of 2 factors that could change things. first of all, as i mentioned in my report, the fact that more than 10 percent of the voters still don't know who they will vote for. and then secondly, the extension rate at pulses are expecting between 20 or 25 percent of photos. not turning out to vote if that were much higher. 7 that could mean that some of those who are willing to wait for a mom and my call, but

and we discussed working with regional partners in latin america and the caribbean to combat threats like transnational crime and drug trafficking. and the humanitarian crisis to know the climate resilient in advance initiatives on peace and security. a minister and i spoke about her commitment to a secure and open and the pacific. that's why i'm so pleased that last year for the worst time canada participated in a corporative taiwan strait transit with the united states. we are going to find additional opportunities to work together on our shared vision of a secure open and prosperous in the pacific. as we face all these challenges we are grateful to have canada is our neighbor and madam minister our two countries share aa border and we also share the core values of democracy and decency so thank you for your friendship, your insights and your leadership to. it's great to have you here and thank you very much. it and over to you madam minister. >> an afternoon. thank you so much secretary austin for your warm welcome on my first visit to washington d.c. as canada's minister of natio

america. if something happens to some of the suppliers, you still have to fall back on. and that makes the whole system more concilium. and a 3rd where compromise is and that's what jen and dealing with us passion secretary was pointing out, is called friend shoring. so you only outsource to campus which are friendly to you on our nation. and that's actually might lead to a polarization or some divide of the globalization got, we have, you know, one block which we are friends with and create a lot as composition within the block. and there's another block, and there will be a 3 within the other block, but the 2 blocks and also connected. and so we have to see about the size of period to see how things are moving forward. but i think it will be good for the whole economy if you still would work together in a global sense. but more often we're to sorta call them the line on one country to supply all the inputs. ok, and where should western nations be focusing now when it comes to recovery? if yo

why have we not seen some high level delegations going throughout latin america. the western hemisphere should be with us 100% when it comes to when it comes to russia if they're not with us when they come to russia. it's gonna be even more difficult when when this conflict and we have still do something tough against the chinese government. i've you know when i was in congress since i've been out of congress talking with very senior leaders throughout the middle east and their government that always say will don't make us choose. and they're saying don't make a shoes between the united states and china and they're saying in that way but by implying you're not gonna like our answer and so these are issues that we have to deal with now the biggest issue driving in a relationships in the in the middle east right now is is iran and how we handle that issue and so so all of these things are connected and and the world works better. when america is showing leadership in this international order that we created following the end of the second world war america is at its

and fertilizer prices. argentina is one of the world's top food exporters and the sector is key to latin america's 3rd largest economy. cornwallis returned to life in brazil for the 1st time since the pandemic began to mark the occasion, routed. it did it real to the generics. samba school champion paid tribute to the epic 1919 carnival. the 1st celebrated after another pandemic, the spanish french citizens living outside france have been voting in france's presidential election. and canada voters lined up to cast their ballots in the presidential run off. is fitting incumbent manual knock on against right wing marine le pen palling stations and france open on sunday morning french president my york on an as far i challenge marine le pen has made their final push for votes before sundays. presidential run off, pull show the race is much tighter than 5 years ago when french voters faced the same choice. now while micron is expected to when many people say they are undecided, d w as lisa lewis has more on polling predictions from paris as opposed to polls in other countries such as the u.

america 56% of all transactions were cash. one year ago and now it's running at 45/46% that's how you change in a year. it's amazing i still think cash is going to be around for a while. people realize cash is a very expensive payment option it costs money etostore it, transport it, count it there's fraud associated with it, etc. you are starting to see esome merchants who are not acis cepting cash anymore i think will be with us for a while. digitization is one of the great themes out of the pandemic and one of the things driving our business for sure. >> i've got to side that visa is the way to digitization. congratulations on an amazing quarter. >> jim, thank you so much. great to be with you >> absolutely. this is the type of company you can buy and put away that's al kelly, he's money. >>> coming up, it's tough to build evs but are these evs built tough? ford goes all in on the electric f 150 next (vo) some bonds last a lifetime. some bonds inspire confidence, and some you grow to rely on. these are the bonds worth invest

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america. this by no comparison as bad as they have it. this is ok again, organized cares, but it is provided for them. opportunity to sleep. there's a bed, there's tens, there's food, there's water, medical attention to them. so the situation is absolutely different from what we, for example, experience just 4 years ago here when people waited through mud and we're in a desperate, much more desperate situation than those people here. but again, as serving as i have said, are those people he of course, went through unspeakable trauma. around a much better humanitarian situation than our course when it happens. i'm is. thank you so much for that update. we're going to turn our attention now at to some other stories related to the war on ukraine. u. s. president joe biden has accused russia of, brutally of brutality and in humanity. and he's announced new sanctions in the wake of atrocities. and biden has also spoken of war crimes. the latest measures drawn up by washington target, russian banks

america. there's by no comparison as bad as they have it. this is ok again, organized cares, but it is provided to them opportunity to sleep. there's a bed, there's tens, there's food, there's water, medical attention to them. so the situation is absolutely different from what we, for example, experience just 4 years ago here when people waited through mud and we're in a desperate, much more desperate situation than those people here. but again, as serving as i have said, of those people, he of course went through an unspeakable trauma shop in simon's forest. there were many of the millions of ukrainians forced to flee from their homeland or at least able to take their pets with them to these at max it's and i met a volunteer helping people and their dogs crossing into poland. olenka and saba are full of life warning to war torn ukraine. the puppies have found a temporary home in poland here at the animal shelter and caught our b of it. sir, sylvia prom looks after animals that have been saved

looking at inflation's impact in several countries in latin america, some with presidential elections in the near future. >> reporter: in a slum in the outskirts of lima, elaina rodriguez shopping for her lunch service. rodriguez works as a cook in a soup kitchen. preparing meals for some of the most vulnerable residents of the slum. lately, even soup has become too pricey. >> translator: before things were accessible, everything -- vegetables, potatoes -- all of that is very expensive. prices have gone up, i don't know what to do anymore. >> reporter: rodriguez said she started cutting down on meat to keep cocking at an affordable price. her situation is far from alone. in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro, her colleague, antonio silma, has a similar recipe. >> translator: poor people can only eat fish, sausages, chicken. they can forget about meat. >> reporter: inflation triggered by the russian invasion of ukraine, by rising oil prices around the world, is hitting hard in latin america where millions are exposed to rising food prices with no safety net to fall back on. peru's in

america are finally able to congregate at one of the most important churches in venezuela. the pandemic prevented the devout from praying to the sculpture of christ in the basilica sent theresa many catholics in venezuela. believe the beloved icon is capable of miracles, the faithful dress in purple and carried wooden crosses during a pilgrimage. when you can find out much more on our website, the address for that is w. w. w dot al jazeera, talked with carrie johnston with the headlines here on al jazeera, 3 palestinians have been killed wise, really forces in the occupied west bank. youngest was a 14 year old boy, israeli forces something conducting raids over the past 5 days after palestinian gunmen killed 3 israelis. the tentative last week is pictures of civil wide outside of another. but he's really army vehicles have been pelting the stones on. speeding past remonstrated earlier, a court ruled an appeal. what can be heard about reducing the sent.

authoritarianism threatens latin america and the caribbean, a part of the world hit hard by the covid pandemic. from venezuela to nicaragua, we are seeing the weaponization of hunger and migration all as maduro carries out systematic, extrajudicial executions. an epidemic of criminal violence stretching from haiti to el salvador is fueling a migration crisis. the americas host 18.4 million displaced people. this budget is a good down payment, but more will be needed to address these challenges across the hemisphere. countering authoritarianism requires serious investment across africa where moscow has reasserted itself, and democracy seems on the retreat. civilians from the central african republican to mali have paid a heavy price with wagoner mercenaries reportedly committing human rights abuses, and despite concerted efforts by the administration, the democratic -- democratic aspirations of the sudanese people have yet to be realized. i'm expecting an update on what is happening with the jcpoa, negotiations with iran. we were told february was the date we needed to conclude an agre

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agreements with latin america. i think you will see of a world trade organization activity that we have become accustomed to and more of what you leaned towards, which is what we call trusted partners. we have a lot of them. the good news is the united states, more than any country in the world, have a lot of reliable partners. places like japan and korea and australia and the like. the problem is some of our reliable partners have closed trading systems. i spent a lot of my time trying to get american beef into korea and japan. we need to have more of an understanding of where some of those reliable partners are and see if we can encourage them to have more open markets for trade , so that we are not so dependent on countries that become unreliable. russia will be out of the trading system for some time to come, where we are concerned. we have a lot of liable partners , not all of them are committed to free-trade. this will require a lot of hard work, but it adds another dimension to what our trade representatives

much different in latin america versus the u.s.. this potentially allows a way to unlock more shareholder value by having more management focus in each of the regions that is very, very specific to the challenges those have versus potentially having capital allocation alignment at the top level with potential strategic partners we're talking to in the u.s. there's a huge move in north america by oem's and other folks in supply chain for direct interaction with lithium suppliers and or i would say supply chain in general to make sure that there's going to be stable supply and i think there's a large part of the investment community which really likes that approach first perhaps global one with more flisk other markets, just different fundamentals >> right jonathan, great to see you thank you. hope you'll come back. jonathan evans of lithium a americas jeff mills that's not many pure play ways, another publicly traded stock is altomare but that's a small part of the business, would you go with lac which hasn't produced an ounce of lit

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we follow migrations or latin america. it is exclusively dedicated to immigration. we are almost exclusively funded by a foundation of --. host: when it comes to policy, you talked about title 42 be rescinded by the biden administration. at least he decision to do that in the next couple of weeks. what do you think about that decision? guest: it is a decision which was coming for a long time. it was becoming forgot to justify -- it was becoming difficult to justify with title 42, which essentially brought anyone from entering the government. government have the ability to expunge people. --. the policy was put in place since may of 2020. the arguments for it are now becoming increasingly defensible because of the way the country has changed. we also changed the rules of engagement with people who are traveling all parts of the country, like from the airports and border crossings. we have now decided anyone who is vaccinated can enter the u.s.. even vaccinated people are not allowed at the border. host: what is one of the problems that you could not apply title 42 fo

america are finally able to congregate at one of the most important churches in venezuela. the pandemic prevented the devout from praying to the sculpture of christ in the basilica of cent. theresa. any catholics in venezuela believe the beloved icon is capable of miracles, the faithful dress in purple and carried wooden crosses during a pilgrimage. when you can find out much more on our website, the address for that is w. w. w dot al jazeera told ah carrie johnston with the headlines here on al jazeera, 3 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces in the occupied. westbank. youngest was a 14 year old boy. israeli forces have been conducting raids over the past 5 days after palestinian gunmen killed. 3 israelis with last week is pictures of it. so while outside of another where he's really army vehicles have been pelting stones on speeding past remonstrated earlier. a court rule that an appeal what can be heard about reducing the sentence of a young palestinian held in an israeli prison? manasseh was 13 years old when he was arrested in 2015 in the occupied east. jerus

only those fleeing the ukraine war are eligible refugees from latin america or elsewhere can't apply. and the ukrainians must first pass background checks and covid requirements, but they need a sponsor. either a u.s. citizen or organization like this ukrainian church in delaware packed full on in orthodox easter ivan immigrated from kyiv decades ago his church working with the synagogue to sponsor refugees. >> you come after war. very difficult sorry. to help finally support them, it's very important. >> we need to keep working and we need to keep helping all those in need. >> josh letterman joins me from wilmington, delaware where does someone apply? >> reporter: well the portal goes live tomorrow on the homeland security department's website dhs.gov. there is no limit to how many ukrainians someone in the u.s. can sponsor. >> thank you, josh. >>> in france tonight the votes are in and emmanuel macron has won a second term as president. he defeated far right challenger marine le pen after a bitter campaign keir simmons reports now from paris on what the outcome of this election mean

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america. this is what he said. >> we need to speed up the execution of infrastructure projects such as railways, pipelines, ports, and so on that would allow within the next few years to redirect deliveries of oil and gas from the west of the promising markets in the south and east. it is also important the prospects, together with oil and gas companies, outline the plans for expanding export infrastructure to the countries of africa, latin america, and asia pacific. amy: that is vladimir putin. professor mccoy, if you can talk, what role china template specifically -- template specifically and what you think the west is doing wrong and right? >> what the united states did wrong at the outset, the biden administration's initial response as it became clear last year that russia was moving toward any invasion of ukraine -- began november as we know there were intelligence reports that russia was amassing troops on the ukrainian border. there were expectations of an invasion. the initial u.s. res