i'm a british reporter living in south america as the bbc�*s correspondent here. growing up in the uk, we learned about the falklands as a war that was won on the other side of the world. but living here, i've come to learn of a very different version of history — one notjust of war but of nationhood, too. for people here, they're not the falkland islands, they're the malvinas. they're not british, either — they'll always be argentinian. the war in 1982 cost many lives — 255 british soldiers, three islanders and 649 argentinians. it was a conflict that lasted little more than two months, but one that hangs over argentina a0 years later. norma's brother eduardo was one of those who died. this photo is part of a memorial of the malvinas museum in buenos aires — a space dedicated to the islands, their history and their importance for argentina. the falklands, or the malvinas, are situated right at the bottom of south america. they may be small and remote but they're strategic, having passed through spanish, french and british hands over the past 500 years or

i'm a british reporter living in south america as the bbc�*s correspondent here. growing up in the uk, we learned about the falklands as a war that was won on the other side of the world. but living here, i've come to learn of a very different version of history — one notjust of war but of nationhood, too. for people here, they're not the falkland islands, they're the malvinas. they're not british, either — they'll always be argentinian. the war in 1982 cost many lives — 255 british soldiers, three islanders and 649 argentinians. it was a conflict that lasted little more than two months, but one that hangs over argentina a0 years later. norma's brother eduardo was one of those who died. this photo is part of a memorial of the malvinas museum in buenos aires — a space dedicated to the islands, the history and their importance for argentina. the falklands, or the malvinas, are situated right at the bottom of south america. they may be small and remote but they're strategic, having passed through spanish, french and british hands over the past 500 years or so

the falklands, or the malvinas, are situated right at the bottom of south america. they may be small and remote but they're strategic, having passed through spanish, french and british hands over the past 500 years or so. the uk says it was the first to claim the islands in 1765, but argentina says that it legally took possession of the islands in the 1820s, inheriting them from the spanish crown. diplomatic talks between the two countries eventually broke down, so it was this man who made the fateful decision to go to war — military dictator general galtieri. galtieri's popularity was waning, so he went to war to unite the argentinians behind a national cause and shift the focus from an economic crisis in the middle of a dictatorship. argentina invaded on april the second, but it didn't expect such a heavy response from the uk. just ten weeks later, argentina surrendered. rejoice at that news and congratulate our forces and the marines. and with that, the friendship between the uk and argentina was altered for ever. there's no doubt that 1982 was a defining momen

they migrate to africa, europe, and usa, and above all to south america. that is one of the reasons why his well started developing relations with organized crime because it's network of supporters around the world could actually be leveraged to provide the service to organize cry . in 2019 a lebanese man was arrested in south america on suspicion of money laundering. the criminals need not only to longer the cash but also to move the merchandise. and they provide that service to. for years us authorities have been cracking down on has balance money, landers, in 2019, one of the leaders was sentenced to 5 years in prison. others are still awaiting trial. hezbollah maintains contacts with expatriate lebanese, almost everywhere in the world. a global network of organized crime has belies like the amazon d h l, and western union of the criminal underworld. well, this video shows a rate in europe fighting transnational criminal syndicates is getting more complicated for euro poll. the european police agency, headquartered in the hague, organized crime. he's no

so either in south america or south east asia or parts of africa, where often these diseases jump the species barrier. you need to put in, maybe some of the reports have suggested, $1 billion, £1 biilion a year to kind of ensure that you've got that surveillance system set up. and then you've got to put more of that in to strengthen the health care systems and the labs around the world. i mean, it's a tiny amount of money when you compare it with the trillions that have been lost in this pandemic. but memories are short. so your guess is that we won't actually do much about this? i hope we'll do something. and there are very respected voices out there calling for action. and, really, if we don't learn from this pandemic, it's a crying shame and it will be the next generation that will suffer. cheers. it's six years since, in a result that surprised most people, the united kingdom voted by a very narrow margin to leave the european union. the campaign was marked by some hugely controversial claims, which have resonated ever since — the hundreds of millions we'd be able to pump into

the balkan mafia also gets its cocaine direct from south america. in june, 2019 nearly 20 tons were seized in philadelphia. the group from montenegro had bought the drugs from a south american cartel. they don't really care much about suits level distribution . they just sell big amounts of drugs to another european against these balkan godfathers don't just export large amounts of cocaine. they trade in killing to vienna 2018 just before christmas, a contract killer ambushed to men as they left a restaurant. one died, the other was seriously injured. the men belong to a hostile serbian drug plan. once again, the perpetrator left no trace. 3 years later, the vienna murders have still not been solved and the killing continues. specialists from the united nations are headquartered in vienna. what makes the cartels so dangerous and powerful is something italian under the may, has spent years analyzing. one advantage is that they have no accountability, so governments are come to boys to the people and so they have to operate according to set a standard

south america, by contrast, is plagued by drought, but of the coast as cold, nutrient rich water rises from the deep plankton find food again on the fish return . eventually filling the local fishes nets, we asked you was effects from el nino and la nina. do you feeling you written right now? linear rains in the pacific. alfano writes from indonesia. it's true that there are many changes due to this phenomenon. however, it is positive that forest fires do not break out as frequently as i did a few years ago. from the other side of the pacific premier now reports right now the la nina, phenomenon is happening and we have a prolong, drowned here in my country, chevy and sandy, right? something similar from peru, there is a drought that affects life. stop and agriculture in venezuela. linea shows regional differences. phoenix writes that it hasn't stopped raining there for 2 years. eliana also reports continuous rain from columbia. oh nina is ok. such different extremes. thank you for your comments now it's up up and away again. air travel uses fuel from petroleum and that not only emit c

the commonwealth of australia, asia north and south america. from said captured half of africa and half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, asia, south america, and o z. anya, italy, established colonies and somalia, ethiopia libya, and eritrea. the were spanish colonies in south america and africa. photograph occupied colonies several times its own size and population. the usa also kept up with the europeans. and so by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. what was going on in the colonies as well known and documented millions of ruined lives from slavery. mm. ruthless and remorseless exploitation from the phone of british diplomats professor of political ideas. and also william melanson has studied europe's colonial system. and the reason for its rise full only one main thing is important for knox. ism internationally speaking. that is, that nations or that state allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nations, who are the slav

the balkan mafia also gets its cocaine direct from south america. in june, 2019 nearly 20 tons were seized in philadelphia. the group from montenegro had bought the drugs from a south american cartel. they don't really care much about suits level distribution . they just sell big amounts of drugs to another european against these balkan godfathers don't just export large amounts of cocaine. they trade in killing to vienna 2018 just before christmas. a contract killer ambush, 2 men as they listen powerful is something italian under the may, has spent years analyzing. one advantage is that they have no accountability, so governments are accountable to the people. and so they have to operate according to set a standards. they don't have those funding so they can operate without a asking permission. they use them any kind of metal, the not only violence i, but also be we how they control their territory exciter that makes them stronger and there is no, no government can beat them that the united states as certainly tried beginning with richard nixon in

it takes us to south america. ah, like in the summer of 2020, there's a lot going on in. so this year, most of the islands, hotels, and holiday apartments are right here. invest island in this 2nd summer of the pandemic, many germans have opted for a stay cation instead of traveling abroad. ah. com, where are you from? from kosler. why have you come to suit much because it's nice and it's germany. it's wonderful. here you have to see that there's, there was there, like we also come here. everything special nature waves. everything is of addiction, but germany has quite a few islands or why is it no idea maybe, you know? yeah, it's been doesn't good. yes. and i've been having here since childhood, it started when i was 3 and i came with my parents up in his i got hooked back, then hound. like in 50 yet, though tut zillow has such amazing variety one or there are so many ways to have been fired on thursday i'll, i'll get all of germany is represented here, offload no phone booth. every one ranging from street musicians to the super rich law. and they all get along somehow o

the was spanish colonies in south america and africa for to go occupied colonies several times its own size and population. the usa also kept up with the europeans. and so by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. plot was going on in the colonies as well known and documented millions of ruined lives from slavery. mm. ruthless and remorseless exploitation from the phone of british diplomats professor of political ideas. and also william melanson has studied europe's colonial system. and the reason for its arise at full only one main thing is important for knox, ism internationally speaking. that is, that nations all states that allowed to do anything, all the master races. and then you have the mind, the nations who are the slave for the europeans. this for indians, africans a hitler, there were jews, gypsies, and sobs, naziism is truly convenient. it's a cynical justification for wiping out some cold inferior races. and shamelessly rubbing them at the same time with long da thought a thud, rice appeared. naziism had been common in the wes

in the south asia in south america, you don't see that kyle narrative. the usual way, let's see, excuse for not being that much engaged in the conflict or not being totally aligned to the u. s. or to the west position. is that the usual, let's say, excuse, is that this is not our business in a says in the 3rd, most of these leaders you will, to united nations. you'll also see this kind of pattern differently from what the heck elizabeth, when we had the cold war, for instance, the cold war was a clear division here in brazil for instance, there was a clear division both between those who are pro us, those who are parole so here, now what i see is more of a pragmatic position as the digit issue. as i mentioned here in brazil where it would cultural sector so important. as the dizzy issue here is mostly fertilizers. we are highly dependent on the input of fertilizers. what no, seeing the government isn't very much engaged into improving logistics and the use of for fertilizer or even assimilating local industries to develop a frank chemicals, retro chemica

in an amino year, the trade winds weaken weakening to the cold humboldt current along south america's west and coast. the temperature of the water them rises. many clowns form that in turn leads to severe rainfall on the western side of the andes. during alina phases, there are repeated cases of landslides on flooding. if even wet enough to make the world drive desert be at a comma in chile blossom. because the cold, nutrient rich water of the coast is displaced by the warm surface water plankton dye. this means face use this staple, shoot and go in search of it elsewhere. ringback on the new easy theses heat, an extreme drought in south east asia and australia, the dangerous forest fires increases considerably. harvests are endangered because it in el nino year, the annual monsoon rains a much reduced even southeastern africa is affected by el nino tramps occurred because of the lack of trade winds that otherwise transport moist ocean air lundquist's in the la nina phase, the situation is reversed. the trade winds increase this time, se asia and australia experienced heavy precipitat

in an amino year, the trade winds weaken weakening to the cold humboldt current along south america's west and coast. the temperature of the water them rises. many clowns full that in turn, leads to severe rainfall on the western side of the andes. during alina phases, there are repeated cases of landslides on flooding. if even wet enough to make the world dry desert the attic comma in chile blossom, because the cold, nutrient rich water off the coast, is displaced by the warm surface water plants and die. these means fish lose their staple suit and go in search of it elsewhere. ringback only new easy theses heat, an extreme drought in south east asia and australia. the dangerous forest fires increases considerably. harvests are endangered because it in el nino year, the annual monster reigns a much reduced even southeastern africa is affected by el nino tramps occurred because of the lack of trade winds that otherwise transport moist ocean and language in de la nina phase the situation is reversed. the trade winds increase this time, se asia and australia experienced heavy precipitat

so we travelled to tierra del fuego, at the bottom of south america. it is often referred to at the end of the world, but argentinians also like to say it is at the beginning of everything. it is known as the capital of the malvinas, the islands are hundreds of kilometres from here but this is still the city that feels closest to them. and there are references to the malvinas everywhere. they lost the war but argentinians are still fighting to win back the islands once more. danielle goodman is a veteran of the war and now works as a journalist and now works as a journalist and activist in ushuaia. for him, history is important in shaping future generations here. daniel lost 12 friends in the war. their names are inscribed on these walls. it was a period that marks him to this day. it is hard to forget when there are so many powerful memories all around are so many powerful memories allaround him. but it are so many powerful memories all around him. but it was a war that he says people including him went into wanting to fight. every day he says the isl

let's turn attention to south america. we're bolivia as former in trim, president jeanine onion sounds. been sentenced to a decade in prison for august, treating a crew that brought her to power in 2019 doubt over throw saw then president even morale is forced to reside with on us coming to power by the bypassing of constitutional and electro warms. jeanine on us a, she's innocent and plans to address the international community to appeal her conviction. while hundreds of the libyans gathered outside the court ice in the nation's capital to celebrate the decision after the sentence was handed down, the investigation had been initiated by moral is, is left wing party which regained office in 2020 latin american studies. professor up new york university, daniel shaw said the ruling will be felt by the us this strike series. so washington, that a peoples government that the m a s in bolivia could try these cool mongers. these us sponsored violators of human rights, the perpetrators of the sing kata ah massacre in bolivia, jea

the commonwealth of australia, asia, north and south america. from said captured half of africa and half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, asia, south america, and osi anya, italy established colonies in somalia, ethiopia, libya and eritrea. the were spanish colonies in south america and africa. portugal occupied colonies several times, its own size and population. the usa also kept up with the europeans. and so by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. what was going on in the colonies as well known and documented millions of ruined lives.

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the news continues here on al jazeera, after world cup count down south america. the 2nd episode of this series explores the rise of the major drug cartels and their reign of terror in the ninety's and mexican government literally told the traffickers we'd have to produce the body because they knew americas public enemy number one is drug abuse. and the launch of the international war on drugs, drug trafficking, politics and power, age and drug lords on al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm trying to get you off the welcome to the person. think, well cup countdown, special programs. if we build up to capitol 2022, the middle east plus ever woke up with kicks off in november. each i will focus on a different region and this month with zoning in on south america. could this be the yearly you know, met, he finally gets his hands on well comp. time has one just about every major on our part from the biggest in world football. and this can be his last we'll take a look at the well number one ranked team brazil is they look to and their 20 year wait for the trophy. and that play a

what's happened here is expected to strike a chord with voters across south america. next up are brazil's elections in october — could leftist former president lula unseat far—rightjair bolsonaro in a similar way? katy watson, bbc news in bogota. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: no exaggerated fish tales here. we'll tell you about the largest freshwater fish ever to be caught, that's just been found in cambodia. members of the neo—nazi resistance movement stormed the world trade centre, armed with pistols and shotguns. we believe that, according to international law, that we have a right to claim certain parts of this country as ourland. i take pride in the words "ich bin ein berliner". cheering as the uk woke up to the news that it is to exit the european union, leave campaigners began celebrating. in total, 17.4 million people voted for the uk to leave the eu. the medical research council has now advised the government that the great increase in lung cancer is due mainly to smoking tobacco. it was closing time for checkpoint charlie which, for 29 years

we've got this storm here, but it's not expecting to make landfall now for the top end of south america. persistent rain for that pacific coast of columbia and an average day in santiago with the high of 15 degrees on thursday. that's it. see soon? ah, the latest news as it breaks down estimated 20000 lead gold miners. definitely younger mom, the reservation with detailed coverage. the government says it's taking action, but the lights are being put in danger. from around the world. president zalinski says the coming days will be crucial for ukraine with the expected renew defensive in the east. lou. ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories now. the u. s. federal reserve has announced an interest rate rise of not point 75 percent to try to curbs soaring inflation. the increase is the largest in almost 3 decades. fed says the current economic climate is extraordinarily challenging and uncertain. the u. s. a . house committee investigating a capitol hill riot, says a man who was on a tour of the building just the day before the attack returned. on the day of the insurrec

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we have lula sets when in october, in brazil, the largest economy, a in, in south america. and this is going to shift the side in lulu talking about the, sued a united south american currency. so this is our sharing in a 2nd wave of boulevard in ism, that represents a lot of our hope in decades the centuries of resistance across the hemisphere. inside on the lead chechen army unit next for a really glimpse, look at how they get come bought. ready. they close for a short talk and battle for freedom augment, special forces by the head ah, [000:00:00;00] with ah, the 1st time in history, the entire countries culture has been cancelled. the very modern weapon cancelled culture nearly desert one the will. i will, sheffield my love. so thought in one william rog yet just me sitting there with the phrase now particularly refers to counseling russian culture can yet know what her career. she was the zip code where your mouth booked. sure, which will be your cities, shall i live with zillow that go with them. most of the sub richland, m, e, w. what russia is created over the past 15

what, whether toward the top end of south america. and then we've got some storms bubbling up here as we looked toward bolivia stretching right into that southeast corner of brazil. so we go in for a closer look here and the rain not too far away from sao paulo and rio de janeiro, those downpours anyway, but calmer conditions in by jablonka that suns out with a high of 12 degrees on thursday. thanks for your company. ah. the african narrative from african 1st available. now we're about his big dealership for the short documentary by african filmmakers from the democratic republic of congo. and wanda, there was never going to be letting an obstacle just stand in front of you. he fled is what made with intimate connection between myself and wonder diggers and merchants, and certainly africa direct on al jazeera lou . ah, welcome back. a good reminder about top stories here. this our us politicians of her harrowing testimony from an 11 year old survivor of last month's school shooting and texas house of representatives later passed gun c

excuse me, all the way from arctic canada to the strait of magellan and south america. okay. yeah. we'll leave that there for now. it's live in los angeles for us, rob rentals. thank you. and we will be going to present joe biden, when he speaks at the summit of the americas in los angeles. an 11 year old girl has describe how she smeared herself of the classmates blood to avoid being killed during a school mass shooting. this part of testimony that horrified us. politicians often 19 children was shot there that a school with the texas tech was the worst of a space. recent gun massacres. as mike hunter reports not from washington lawmakers on capitol hill hearing emotional 1st hand accounts of the devastating human impact of gun violence in the u. s. t. i n. i thought you didn't come back. i i, i really hold off to her record a testimony. the father of the 11 year old school shooting survivor told members of congress that the family is now dealing with the subsequent trauma. oh, look to day i come because their career lost my baby girl. but she is that the same little girl that i u