the same period in 2018 and an area almost the size of puerto rico yeah you know i have an idea for brazil actually they should introduce a oxygen futures market and so countries around the world to italy and india places in china that are dying from air pollution they can mitigate that risk by buying oxygen from brazil on the oxygen futures market that alone could be a multi 1000000000 half a trillion dollar industry right there turning the rain forest into a recurring stream of revenue and so just chopping it down to make money never feel what it's made out of paper so here they're just feeding the money apocalypse by chopping down actually the longs of the earth there's so many ways you can turn that into a valuable asset chopping it down it would be the stupidest i believe it is the stupidest and of course as a whole if you maintain the 100 percent of the area and the commodity and the resource that is amazon it's worth way way way way way more many times more than it chopped up and sold off for parts that's not often the case but in this case this is the case i believe and they're jus

news about the violence throughout rio it is one of the deadliest i believe the deadliest states of brazil and there's like 22 states here and i think it was something like 6000 or 6000 murders in $21000.00 so you know mary baker from chicago can come down here during the winter and the murder rate would be roughly equivalent yes a lot sunnier but also there has been an ongoing corruption case member the carwash case that poll then. lula and other major figures here so when we landed there was this headline this could be really interesting rio de janeiro's ex governor currently facing about as illian years in jail for corruption has reportedly signed a plea bargain deal just imagine the size. the fishes who must be involved in this whistleblowing for that have been offered he's been sentenced so something like 266 years in prison for you know corruption and he's giving back hundreds of millions of ryall that he stole and he looks like he's going to finger some judges that were involved in this mass corruption case so this has been a problem of course stifling growth in this economy because

especially in brazil. those two years, brazil was was in recession. a lot of budget cuts to the environmental agencies that were responsible for monitoring and that of course had an effect on deforestation. by 2017, 2018, the situation in brazil specifically was still not solid. you still saw a relative uptick in deforestation. in 2019, it really takes off. as just a matter of looking at the data. it is all there. >> time for one more question. yes, sir. >> steve rock. center for climate security. i would also like to commend norway for the tremendous role that you played in a really creative way with your commitment to the rain forest and amazon in columbia. my question for the panel is, how is the vast tracks of rain forest now open, since the peace process, the first peace treaty that had sustainability at its core, how is that going since the park has laid down their arms and open the area for our culture and other things? >> deforestation in columbia. >> peter. >> i don't know the data. >> the first is, i wanted to just comment on norway real qui

you one of the most famous scenes of rio de janeiro we are here just as strong slap those tariffs on brazil for a legend really manipulating their currency but just like argentina of course they aren't manipulating their currency they're having a hard time maintaining the value of their currency not as bad as argentina here of course but of course but also narrow their new president you know he's been in office for a year he's a huge family of trump so the word on the street is how much he was humiliated by trump tweeting this out without informing him 1st yeah he was totally in shock with those tariffs that were applied and that's the world of trumps of also don is to get with the program i also want to say like when we arrived at the airport here in rio de janeiro it like 3 in the afternoon i was surprised that we route literally the only 2 in the immigration line quite a few behind us had you know gone through the international transfer line but nevertheless it was much quieter than i thought it would be i expected like boomtown this is a southern hemisphere for their summer are winter u

max kaiser this is the kaiser report back to stacey in brazil in rio de janeiro it's awesome it's beautiful it's gorgeous hey if you were running a country that had an amazing pristine rain forest what would you do with it let's think about this stacy i would not chop it down and sell it for matchsticks as max keiser famous little video you made back in 2004 or 5 talking about gold and that gold actually comes into this because. after this 1st have i'm brazilian amazon deforestation this year nearly the size of puerto rico says agency destruction of the world's largest tropical rainforest total 563 square kilometers in november which is more than double the area in the same month last year according to the country's space research agency i.m.p. on friday that would bring total deforestation for the period from january to november to 8934 square kilometers 83 percent more than in the same period in 2018 and an area almost the size of puerto rico now you know i have an idea for brazil actually they should entered this a oxygen futures market and so countries around the world to italy and indi

up over 40 percent that big gap is bigger than amazon does and particularly in other currencies like brazil for example an ounce of gold was a 1000 realit believe it beginning of the cycle now it's over $90000.00 right so in other every other currency but the u.s. dollar gold has been screaming dot com like success and it's also been a success in u.s. dollars and that's going to continue now as we enter 2021 with the beginning of the 3rd leg of the bull market that started at that time in 2000 we've had the 1st 2 legs the big up what leg peaked in 20 live in that we have kind of a move 2nd leg which was less dramatic and the 3rd leg is the most dramatic and hyper moved toward a much higher price to 1st like peak here in 2005 and then the 2nd leg peaked in 2011 and then this should be the 3rd leg 6 3rd legs of any market are always the parabolic ones so get ready for that of course this is down where gordon brown sold all of britain's golden remember we talked about that last episode of course also since 2000 you can see something in the charts and again correlation doesn't necessarily equal

it took place in the state of northern brazil. the signs are still here 2 months later visible in the burnt earth. a small farmer here arrived home to see the hills around her farm engulfed in flames. back and forward. for. 31 fires were said just in the farmer settle been torched she lives that one day. and in the area around here there are over $100.00 fires. a. month that stays and. they. saw. jakob on say had killed mondal. what the day of fire illustrates about what's happening in brazil is that most of these fires are not natural. or manmade deliberately set to clear land for cattle and often illegal logging. to jess in jerks who moved things a keel so often his film. why did people want you to spread the word about the dish and those who put on as a journalist in the town of nova progresso where the fires were centered days before the fire here. an article saying that local ranchers replanning a series of coordinated fires for aug 10th camel. scene vice. was like this. he says that the people who set the fires also had anot

to our to dot com stay with us now for the kaiser report discussing the economic challenges facing brazil that if you're watching us in the u.k. boom bust his back stay with us. guys are this is the kaiser report max and stacey are continuing our south american tour as you can see behind me we are in korea de janeiro mike so beautiful so much going on this is a country in transition i think stacy well that of course is sugarloaf back there behind you one of the most famous scenes of rio de janeiro we are here just as slap those tariffs on brazil for a legend really manipulating their currency but just like argentina of course they aren't manipulating their currency they're having a hard time maintaining the value of their currency not as bad as argentina here of course but of course but also narrow their new president you know he's been in office for a year he's a huge family of trump so the word on the street is how much he was humiliated by trump tweeting this out without informing him 1st yeah he was totally in shock with those tariffs that were applied and that's the world of trumps o

by the way did recently upgrade brazil's sabra. credit to positive from neutral but the important thing to note here about this economy much like say france and spain unemployment remains high 11.6 percent and those only is likely to come down gradually more than 12000000 brazilians are out of work the number of underemployed is around double that and the number of private sector informal jobs is now at a record high of 11900000 so many of these new jobs are again just like in america i would say very low paid gig economy sort of work so that's a difficult even despite the low interest rates if essential a negative real rates people aren't spending because they have horrible jobs right i mean that's a china had all the cheap labor and they were there workshop of the world and they went up the value chain to great brands brazil as the commodities they need to go up value chain of brands like everything a brake on a comeback much more coming away. most people think just stand down than this is this you need to be the 1st one on top o

is not exporting soybeans to china, brazil is. his has gone on longer than people, including the president, anticipated it would. at what point do those trading relationships get etched in and it is hard to reverse? i think we are already at the point where you cannot flipped the light switch and relations go back to where they were. we all have to hope and believe and trust a decent trading arrangement will be put into place. we will have to go back and vigorously compete to reestablish markets that american farmers and the agricultural complex work for a generation to build up. i have a lot of confidence in their skills in capability in that regard but it is not just going to fall back easily. david: you know well in other business sectors when there is real strife, there tends to be consolidation. are we seeing that in the farming community right now? will the profile of the american farmer be different at the end of this strife, then at the beginning? tom: the answer is yes. always cyclical versus structural factors. the long-

hello i'm barbara starr this is al jazeera live from london also coming up president trump surprises brazil and argentina by tweeting that he's bringing back tariffs on metal imports from both countries. some 0 order is a government shutdown to deal with a devastating measles outbreak that's now killed $53.00 most of them young children . and. and angry scenes in malta protesters demanding the prime minister's immediate resignation over the murder of a journalist stop politicians from leaving parliament. thank you for joining us police in the democratic republic of congo say 4 people were killed on monday during protests in the eastern town of benny 3 protesters and one policeman gunfire was heard as civilians marched on a un peacekeeping base in the area the congolese army has been deployed to block them from getting close the locals are protesting against what they feel is a lack of protection from the un after a recent spate of attacks by armed rebel groups at least 100 people were killed in november and the on the democratic forces militia has been blamed for much of the violence well t

president bush is brazil and argentina announcing he's free imposing tariffs on metal imports from both countries however wrongly makes the vaccine helped cause a measles outbreak in samoa which has now killed more than 50 children and tens of thousands evacuated and businesses boarded up as a powerful typhoon slams into the philippines. and i'm leah harding and doha with all of your sports argentina and barcelona superstar lionel messi wins his 6th ballon d'or title it equals the number one by his great rival christiane arnaldo. police in the democratic republic of congo say 4 people were killed on monday during protests in the eastern town of banning 3 protesters and one policeman gunfire was heard as civilians marched on a un peacekeeping base in the area the call of these army has been deployed to block them from getting close the locals are protesting against what they feel is a lack of protection from the un after a recent spate of attacks by on dreadful groups at least $100.00 people were killed in november and beyond the democratic forces militia has been blamed for much of the

there are load of them still on the roads of brazil 131-315-1320 extension 13 the 1st from mercedes brazil good vehicles coming up a little bit of how they know it's diesel not blood that runs through the veins of these men even their families get the bug. yes cut me open and you'll find these old. truck driving is and i. blood. bank. drivers can get a meal at al sells for 15 play ice the equivalent of 3 euros 50 party and affordable fair. if i have the money to get a new truck it will be another mercedes you're not going to move through. the diner is located by the truck stop near sardine polish a small town about 1200 kilometers north of south palo. from here it's just a few minutes drive to the offices of a fruit wholesaler. the company purchases entire harvests from farmers and then sells the property except markets in the cities. roberto is hoping to get a delivery to sao paulo because it's close to where he lives. have faith in the lord with all your heart reads the company sign. roberto joins other drivers sitting outside. their own waiting to be assigned a delivery. of the little.

in brazil for example the amount of steel and aluminum ep. exports gold still about $2200000000.00 which is about 9 percent but in argentina is only 3 percent the main problem for argentina right now is also political argentina is going through an enormous economic crisis with over around a 50 inflate 1st sentence rate with capital controls in the country exchange controls in the country with people turning to the u.s. dollar in order to protect their savings because they do not trust in the past so when they don't trump says talks about argentina evaluating well the government is actually trying to prevent a bigger devaluation they're spending billions of dollars of its foreign reserves in order to prevent the pisot from losing more value and what adds up more tension to what's happening here is that there's going to be a change in government in about 8 days before the man this was elected president in october selections is expected to apparent as president who will likely implement protectionist policies well that is what's going to change

brazil is very rich. our country brazil is very rich. rich in good land and forests. rich in mountains and waters. the natural medicines that we use and beautiful places. rich aswhere we are , whoami who lived there have never experienced hunger before people who came to invade our land, to invade brazil. when they first met us, we were healthy. they found as healthy with lots sugarcane,banana, fruits you find in the forest, animals, game that thatnt, fish -- everything we are rich in.. it is not ththe kind of wealth u need to dig a hole in the earth to find it, to destroy the land. our people are different. that is why he speaks against us. and i don't want to say bad things about him, but he attacked us so i will attack him. i am not going to attack him with a bow and arrow. however, i am going to fight --ng my mouth and taper paper. words and the word that he uses, which is prejudice. he does not like indigenous people. he does not want to let the yanomami people to live at peace , protected. he does not want that. he does not want to let it happen. what he wants i

brazil is the world's biggest beef producer. last year, the south american nation exported 1.64 million tons of it. most of brazil's cattle are found in mato grosso. that's where a sustainable alternative is most desperately needed. reporter: this is a daily pastime for these youngsters, herding cattle, or "meschÉr com boi" as they call it. they've grown up with the animals. cattle breeding is king here in this region. alta florÉsta, a municipality in the north of the brazilian state of mÁto grÓsso, is located in the amazon biome, and it's cowboy country. many locals say that 30 years ago, there was nothing here. by nothing, they mean rainforest. since then, they have opened the land for development, and they're proud of that. thiago: they came here with the government's encouragement. they were encouraged to deforest, encouraged to cultivate the land. then new laws were passed, and they were told they couldn't clear the forest anymore. first they're supposed to cut down the trees, now they're supppposed to reforest some are

when i go back in brazil. it's sunday and the young bankers and his wife leticia a town official are all fun a day trip to the coast and then on to the mountains. it's a region with scenic landscape that the roads are lined with pine tree forests. giovanni. claims it was his work but i'm sitting at home when i turned 18 i told my father that i wanted to be a truck driver you see the day my father said no way you can't make a living out of that but they don't you know me i'm grateful that he said no i could just see i really like being a banker as i was and i would also fancy working with a truck the old cars that are coming out. right i drive during the day and you at night myself i reckon we'll do that one day. joining the couple on their day out is pound the least from floating. there touring the. region and the foothills of the settled. range. pollo is eager to prove that his elbow 312 built in 1957 will have no problem scaling the 1500 metre high 70. 2 hours which it does passing by a new truck that appear

watching news up next in business donald trump slams fresh tariffs on steel and elon minium imports from brazil and argentina it's the latest move by the president to protect u.s. industries but it could hurt the already struggling american steel sector will be up next that story and more stick around. i'm scared that. and in the end it's a me you're not allowed to stay here any more we will send you that. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with clients of the what's your story ready ready ready. i'm working on is a women especially in victims of violence in. part and send us your story train always understand this new culture. not even a turn off and yet you want to become citizens. in full migrants your platform for reliable information. argentina and brazil become the next target soft traveler of sim posed by donald trump he has announced new duties on steel and aluminum to protect national industry sput could they do more harm than good. also on the show u.s. companies appear more hesitant about making big investments in germany we'll tell you why. and it's cyber monday the 2nd

from those countries but both brazil and argentina say they will negotiate with the u.s. to stop the move but as our white house correspondent kelly hocket explains there could be some domestic factors influencing trump's decision a bit of a surprise on monday morning as americans waking up hearing about this tweet that the exemption that had been secured back in may of 28 team by argentina and brazil on steel and aluminum as we say over here tariffs well those are now back in place and this is not going to make those countries happy specifically because the urge the white house not to do it but donald trump particularly upset by some of the actions he's accusing argentina as well as brazil of taking of deliberately he he accuses them of deliberately devaluing their currency and it seems that this might have been provoked by a comment recently made by the economic minister in brazil where he said he's not concerned about the exchange rate in other words that there's a strong u.s. dollar in contrast to the brazilian reale so as a result there seems to be punitive action th

argentina and brazil become the next targets of u.s. tariffs donald trump has announced new duties on steel and aluminum to protect the national industries but could they do more harm than good. also on the program u.s. companies appear more hesitant about making big investments in germany i'll tell you why. and what to do with the trash of bangalore still 11000000 people one man is turning it into bio gas. it's time for business on the w m how you know i guess it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump claims he wants to protect his national steel and aluminum industries by imposing import tariffs again duties are already in place for chinese and european steel and aluminum argentina and brazil where accepted but that is about to change as announced by trump 1st as usual and twitter then later in person . just as he was departing for the nato conference in europe u.s. president donald trump reaffirmed his intention to levy penalty tariffs on steel and aluminum from brazil and argentina that. really. got. by. and i guess

and it's triggered a barrage of international criticism of brazil. our research shows how easily and rapidly trees can be wiped out. and the brazilian government is now saying to the outside world "pay us to keep the forest". in the meantime, the onslaught on the trees continues. and it can be dangerous asking awkward questions, as i hearfrom thisjournalist and charity worker, gabriel oshida, as we travel through land that was forest. the landscape we're driving through looks very charming, with small fields, a very rattly road, obviously, but a few cows, a few trees, but what is actually going on here behind the scenes? what is it really like? even though it looks quiet and peaceful, this area is quite dangerous. this is like a wild west movie. so people are around carrying weapons and people are doing whatever they want. they can invade new territories — i myself have already been threatened here. actually, i have received death threats in this region, made by illegal loggers. what effect has there been from the election of president bolsonaro? a

paradoxically brazil's king of soybean is concerned about a global backlash. the president has taken a mistaken approach but i think our mistakes in the agribusiness sectors concerns of a possibly caught against our products may make them realize while the amazon is sovereign brazilian territory it's also needed by the entire world. that the reserve says many foreign governments of expecting indigenous tribes to remain naked eating ants in the forest he explains they using only 1.7 percent of their territory to grow soya another grains for export he insists they don't need more at least for now to see and human al-jazeera cumple no look at a cease brazil. online as well as plenty more on the other stories a covering in this bulletin al jazeera dot com is the address. sikka headlines now iraq's president has submitted his resignation after refusing to back the man who's been nominated to be prime minister barham salih says assad dani's nomination will not satisfy protesters demands for an independent leader danny is backed by iraq's largest parliamentary bloc w

president donald trump slaps tariffs on metal imports from brazil and argentina open a new front in his trade war. some are shuts down its government and orders staff to help contain a measles outbreak that scales more than 50 people. plus as world leaders gather for urgent climate talks in spain we'll explore what cent stake for. in kenya. security forces stopped an angry crowd from marching towards a u.n. base in the east of the democratic republic of congo they were heading to the peacekeeping compound near the airport in beni one of 2 bases in that city at least 2 people have been killed demonstrators have been targeting u.n. peacekeepers there for more than a week now saying they're failing to protect civilians from attacks by rebel groups that speak to their as producer. who is in beni for as he is on the line understand that there was a press or a press conference with the congolese army a short while ago tell us about what they have been saying. yes. 4 folks. who are trying to justify their actual no doubt need to be. good most. people probably the group that did not commission

will reinstate steel and aluminum tariffs on brazil and argentina due to what he characterizes as the devaluation of their currencies the us president spoke with reporters about the tariffs on monday at the white house prior to leaving for london. really. i do think that. there. are still. the 2 countries in question were relieved of tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on the aluminum last year the brazilian rail has fallen 8 percent in 2019 against the dollar while the argentine peso is down a massive 37 percent according to u.s. census bureau data during the 1st 3 quarters of the year brazil has accounted for nearly 11 percent of steel imports to the u.s. 2nd only to canada argentina only accounted for one percent over that same time frame. joining us now to discuss all of the latest in the u.s. trade disputes is greg sweats and founding martin or at brig mcadam coming to us from london now let's get right to it greg while the steel tariffs could cripple trade wouldn't the latin american countries have more to gain by trading with china instead this year alone brazil has s

brazil's indigenous tribes faced tough decisions as they cash in on business off the chin the cheese in the amazon rain forest. hello there good to have your company libya's internationally recognized government has made a formal request for turkish military support that's according to the reuters news agency turkey's president earlier said he's willing to send soldiers to tripoli politicians in on crooked vote within the next fortnight on whether to approve that deployment will tarkus forces will be tasked with fending off fighters loyal towards me for what it's our who began a military offensive to capture the libyan capital in april have tar is backed by the u.a.e. egypt russia and jordan well in the past 3 hours egypt's president has ours u.s. president donald trump to use his influence to and what he called it legal foreign interference in libya why homage to abdul wahid begins our coverage from tripoli. this is southern outskirts of the libyan capital tripoli where there's been heavy fighting for the past 8 months. forces loyal to warlord only for have to are now using artiller

the warm relations between the united states argentina brazil especially with precedents. but also modi apparently him and trump knew each other for very very of a long period of time because modi so marcie used to be a businessman salute this is certainly happened because back last year argentina and brazil were even shielded when the united states implemented on the euro and union canada mexico among others it even lifted a 25 percent tariff on 10 percent tariff on aluminum last year so this is totally coming as a surprise donald trump also is accusing this country's of devaluating the currency in argentina and brazil saying that this is something that hurts farmers in the united states because brazil and argentina exports mostly commodities like so you have been wheat among other things. have been cleaning up after their most violent in the history of the country official figures registered $127.00 homicides on sunday the highest tally since records began the hardest hit town was villain in the region with 22 people lost their lives to cartel gunfire this comes as presi

a source of pride to my family and a sporting idol in brazil. the way a footballer should be really only a lion out on the pitch almost invisible quite often. i'm. clime myself this year i'm hoping for a great season with my teammates there's a lot that can happen in this place such a. place should it next time for a little more magic on kick off. the holiday journey of discovery it's been the most beautiful time to me that's what i'm booked up that's how my. name is pettis this is one of germany's most charming towns. she strolls down maple streets in the old town and sample the big christmas trees let's. just. go to. keep learning my trade wait a 2nd we want the whole picture perfect so sort of make idea shift to live us. from another reality to cryptocurrency to your top picks for live in an ever changing digital world let's start to devise a shrimp. shipped. on t w. for. 50 years of religions for peace people from many different faiths are working together toward a common goal the peaceful resolution of religious conflicts in a now all femal

now to brazil 13 percent of the amazon rainforest is made up of indigenous reserves off limits to farmers who contribute to deforestation but present diable scenario is determined to unlock some of that land for economic growth now some of brazil's indigenous groups say they want a slice of that lucrative ackley business as well latin america editor lucy newman reports from nova camp. mato grosso which means thick forest is a state in central brazil twice the size of california and better known today for its endless fields of crops and cows. but there's still a lot of tropical forests left including income that s.c.'s the 15000 square kilometer indigenous reserve. it's here that we meet or. leader of the national indigenous farmers association and like most tribes the used to live from subsistence farming but now they're growing and selling soya and other grains for export it is just the homes are pregnant women were losing their babies from lack of food children were malnourished but after 15 years of producing greens our lives have changed now we have lots of food the project is giving

i am from brazil. in the executive director of the indigenous people of brazil. in brazil at the moment, it is very hard to live as an indigenous person. for the legal certification of logging and mining and agribusinesses that are destroying the amazon. and 35 days, there have been three killings. this is a direct result of bolsonaro's direct policies that are threatening the indigenous lives in brazil. >> three of your family members have already been murdered. are you afraid for your own life? government is threatening all of our lives. all of our lives are at risk. that doesn't mean we will stop fighting and fighting for the lives of our people. ♪ was indigenous leader sonia guajajara whose two relatives were assassinated on saturday. we are broadcasting from madrid, spain. indigenous people from canada and the united states are speaking out against extraction, new pipeline projects and the environmental devastation of their territories at this year's summit. on monday, rose whipple, a member of the santee dakota and yoyoh delegate with sustaiainus, spoke o

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brazil now and a journalistic investigation of a legal investigation both have had a major impact on politics they love a shot or operation carwash was the biggest anti corruption investigation in brazil history it started 5 years ago and landed hundreds of politicians and business figures in jail resulted in the fall of one president and the imprisonment of a former president lula da silva the judge who led that investigation sergio morrow was later appointed minister of justice by president bush. this past june the online news outlet the intercept brazil published a series of exposé is largely based on leaked phone text messages they called it was a shock to a play on love a shot to get exposed to corruption at the core of the anti corruption investigation and implicated sergio morrow the judge turned justice minister himself. secret brazil archive is a trove of previously undisclosed material messages exchanged between sergio morrow and senior carwash prosecutors exposing how the fix was in that the target of that investigation was not just corruption it was the most popular poli

trump and his renewed attack on argentina and brazil? tariffs -- christopher: you could see some of that, but i come from the view that most of what happens to the one depends on data -- you on depends on data from out of china. in the broader picture, the u.s. china relationship will have an impact on that and investment views of that particular exchange rate. nejra: what is your view on how investors should position around risk assets in 2020? it sounds like you think a phase one deal is not the end of the market's problems by any degree, but the market might jump on that as optimistic and we could see equities hit highs again? christopher: we've seen them hit highs on the expectation of a trade deal. whether we get one is hard to say at this stage and time is running out to have one this year. the president's takes time, the music has been mixed in the background, but what investors will have to deal with is this is uncertainty that will remain in the background. what gives optimism is we have the central banks of the world on the cas

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