conflict between britain and argentina in 1952. as the cold war set in the last thing the world needed was a new geo political flash point. it was that realization that gave rise to the and arctic treaty. many people, including scientists, were looking for ways to cooperate and there was the international physical year and $195758.00. and that worked out so well that there was this idea that there could be cooperation in antarctica. the they found that there was a way and it's showing an article for the trinity to set aside the claims and to say that there would be a d militarization. but it's also, as you may know, one of the 1st arms control treaties. so it was focused on keeping the peace in that respect as well. but none of that was the result of goodwill alone. the extreme climate made it difficult to exploit the region economically. and the u. s . and soviet union stake their territorial claims quite late in the game. the 4 days after leaving printer us the s. betty this reaches antarctica. everyone is excited. we got up at 5

i'm going to go more know any, but we'll get a good investment in argentina because argentina's peso is so weak. you can't get many dollars for it. and you often have to pay for things and dollars. but we have subsidized electricity in argentina, and here in the capital that makes crypto mining worthwhile in does, this isn't going to holler but it, i mean, that he, together with a friend alejandro spent the equivalent of 5000 euros and pesos to buy computer equipment. they'll pay it back in $18.00 installments, interest free. they estimate that the crypto currency bitcoin will strengthen better than the soft argentinian pay. so despite fluctuate options, some companies also spend millions mining crypto currencies in the countries colder regions. so they don't have to cool the servers. tierra del swain go in the deep south is especially popular against the background of rapid pace. so devaluation and foreign currency purchasing restrictions, a 1000000 argentinians have bought bit coins, mining and training them almost always happens below tax authorities. radar. last student, manuel i

the overlapping claims of the united kingdom, argentina, and julie cause tensions that erupt it into armed conflict between britain and argentina in 1952, as the cold war set in the last thing the world needed was a new geo political flash point. it was that realization that gave rise to the and arctic treaty. many people including scientists, were looking for ways to cooperate. and there was the international physical year in 1957, 58. and that worked out so well that there was this idea that there could be cooperation in antarctica. the they found that there was a way and that's shown an article for the treaty to set aside the claims. and to say that there would be a demilitarization. but it's also, as you may know, one of the 1st arms control treaties. so it was focused on keeping the peace in that respect as well. but none of that was the result of goodwill alone. the extreme climate made it difficult to exploit the region economically, and the u. s. and soviet union stake their territorial claims quite late in the game. the 4 days after leaving printer us the s betty this reache

i bought a not a can. dina farrah many opportunities in argentina these days. and when you come across one like that, where you can see from a graph that an asset value has shut up, 1000 percent of 300 percent inside a year. and then you say, i've got to try that. but a lot of basically it's a form of gambling, isn't it? that's what we call it in our language was gambling. it smacks of casinos and poker tables, not serious investments. economist and university lecturer one vulnerability warns that crypto currencies are highly risky. investments don't want to currencies are generally highly volatile. they have no backing, they have no economic assets behind them, or power faces are seen as prone to financial bubbles. anyone who invest in these bubbles without knowing how they work is taking on a very high risk and stands to lose everything. even those who know the ropes in the velocity and other is also worn about the phenomenal energy consumption of crypto currency mining. as well as the potential for laundering money from illegal activities. now let's take a l

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i bought a not a can. dina farrah many opportunities in argentina these days. and when you come across one like that, where you can see from a graph that an asset value has shut up 1000 percent for 300 percent inside a year. and then you say, i've got to try that. but a lot of basically it's a form of gambling, isn't it? that's what we call it in our language gambling, it's max of casinos and poker tables, not serious investments. economist and university lecturer ones on arity warns the crypto currencies are highly risky. investments don't want to throw currencies are generally highly voluntary. they have no bagging, they have no economic assets behind them or power. he says their scene is prone to financial bubbles. anyone who invest in these bubbles without knowing how they work is taking on a very high risk and stands to lose everything. even those who know the role. these are in the velocity and other is also worn about the phenomenal energy consumption of crypto currency mining. as well as the potential for laundering money from illegal activities. let's

some sports news now and argentina have beaten arch rivals, brazil, one mil to win the cope america final in real. be muddy scored. the maps only go with a chip over a goalie anderson head and streamed out onto the streets of argentina's capital when cyrus to celebrate the victory. it was their national team's 1st title in 28 years, and the 1st international trophy for argentina, captain, neo no method and the european football championship reaches its climax on sunday night when italy phase england in the final while england will have the support of most of the $60000.00 fans at london's wembley stadium. italy will look to continue their incredible transformation under coach for burton. when cheney are all coming home then the team on this bus to the unwelcome guest looking to crash the party. silly. some people were happy to see a li arrive in london for the year, a 2020 final o. b u. k base italy, fans with the own spin on the classic england. that team survived the 10th penalty shootout against spain to reach the final. and now hoping to weigh in the 1st european championship since 19

armed conflict between britain and argentina in 1952. as the cold war set in the last thing the world needed was a new geo political flash point. it was bad realization that gave rise to the and arctic treaty. many people, including scientists, were looking for ways to cooperate and there was the international physical year in 1957, 58. and that worked out so well that there was this idea that there could be cooperation in antarctica. the they found that there was a way, and it's showing their article for of the treaty to set aside the claims, to say that there would be a demilitarization. but it's also, as you may know, one of the 1st arms control treaties. so it was focused on keeping the peace in that respect as well. but none of that was the result of goodwill alone. the extreme climate made it difficult to exploit the region economically. and the u. s . and soviet union stake their territorial claims quite late in the game. the 4 days after leaving printer us the s. betty this reaches antarctica. everyone is excited. we got up at 5

they worry fans could fuel the spread of the delta very and staying with football argentina have be in the arch, rivals, brazil, one nil to win the copa america final in rio. and hell de maria scored the mattress . only goal with a chip over goal edison's head. fans streamed out into the streets of argentina's capital bernice aries to celebrate the victory. it's their national teams 1st title in 28 years, and the 1st major international trophy for argentina's captain leno massey. meanwhile, the european football championship reaches its climax on sunday night when italy faced england in the final. while england will have the support of most of the $60000.00 fans at london's wembley stadium, italy will look to continue. their incredible transformation under coach were to mention a oh, fools coming home, then the team on this pass to the unwelcome guest looking to crash the party. silly . some people were happy to see you arrive in london for the year 2020 final. oh. these u. k. base italy, fans with our own spin on the classic england, and that team survived the 10th penalty shootouts a

and the 1st trophy for argentina, the captain murphy with his national one. and when it rains in japan, it pours with less than 2 weeks before the opening. the tokyo olympics can't seem to catch a break. first, the spectators were barred because the pandemic. now the media center has flooded. torrential rain has caused the roof to leak. the center will host around 6000 journalists during the games, and the building is expected to open next week. that is your new update at this hour coming up next is our dw documentary and arctic a message from another planet. and remember, there's always more on our website at d, w dot com or social media, e, w. i play richardson in berlin for me and the team working behind the scenes. thank you so much for your company. the news was right in front of them. then suddenly we agreed to postpone the or didn't the games that tokyo with 2020 from of course, during the qualifying ground for sports heroes.

there are facilities here belonging to uruguay, russia, chile, argentina, and brazil, china, poland, peru, ecuador, the czech republic, south korea, and bulgaria. the antarctic treaty regulates how many new stations can open so that it doesn't get too crowded earlier. it's always better to kind of exhibit peacefully with your neighbors and get along. the 1st thing we did was to establish good relations with all our neighbors. cooperation is vital in antarctica when their attention is between the united states and russia. that's it affect the competition, antarctica. i wouldn't say there's no effect, but by and large, the cooperation has continued. and that doesn't mean that those tensions are in some respects in the background somewhere, but at least in terms of the antarctic programs in the arctic programs and the work of the scientists together by enlarged that, that continues. in 2004, russia imported wood from siberian pines, its national tree to construct a small orthodox church here in antarctica. critics say it's a sly way to stake a territorial claim. the delay in station has

in 1982 argentina and britain went to war over the falkland islands. for many, it left wounds that never healed. for days we watched other worldly scenes unfold before our eyes ah cruise . during those weeks we discovered and arctic as infinite beauty and one of its biggest threats. i know that we still rank or face it numbers in 2008, 2009 with some 46000 tourist. in the financial crisis, hit the tourism industry and numbers dropped to below 25. recently they went back up again. 6001 of the numbers keep rising. as you get to that, we don't know what will happen. i think numbers will increase, but these trips on cheap cost a cost between $5.10 euros per trend. yet i would say no, i would just not a lot of people can afford such luxury and low quality. then even for every researcher in antarctica, there are now 10 tourists. it's a business that breaks in some $400000000.00 euros per year. a few years ago and in geo opened a new the am here inside a british station, dating from the 900 fifties bought out up lateral rules of conduct visitors, but more nee

in 1982 argentina and britain went to war over the falkland islands. for many, it left wounds that never healed. for days we watched other worldly scenes unfold before our eyes. ah ah ah. during those weeks we discovered and arctic as infinite beauty and one of its biggest threats. as i know that we all rank or face it numbers in 2008, 2009. with some 46000 tourist in the financial crisis, hit the tourism industry and numbers dropped to below 25. recently they went back up again, 6006. maybe one of the numbers keep rising, seem very stable. if you don't, we don't know what will happen. i think numbers will increase these trips on cheap cost, a cost between $5.10 euros per trend. yet, i would say no, i am, which are not a lot of people can afford such luxury and low quality they need for every researcher in antarctica, there are now 10 tourists. it's a business that rakes in some $400000000.00 euros per year. a few years ago and n g o opened a new them here inside a british station, dating from the 1950s bought out up lateral rules of conduct visitors,

it's their national teams, 1st title in 28 years and the 1st major international trophy for argentina is captain. the, you know, nasty. there's no catch up. on some other stories making headlines around the world . bosnia is marking the anniversary of the shredded needs. a massacre in which more than 8000 muslims were killed. commemorations include the burial of 19 newly identified victims. the atrocity in july 1995 with europe's worst massacre. since the 2nd world war. the wife of haiti's assassinated president has made her 1st remark since the killing of her husband, martine louise said the attack happened in the blink of an eye without her husband getting the chance to say a word. haitian police accuse foreign mercenaries of carrying out the killing. tens of thousands of people in south west. china have been evacuated after heavy rainfall triggered flash flooding. homes and buildings were swept away in bed trunk city in 61 province. so far there have been no reports of fatalities. british billionaire richard branson is preparing to take off on his virgin galactic space, plain branc

and the 1st trophy for argentina, captain leno massey, with his national one. and in japan, when it rains, it pours with a less than 2 weeks before the opening. the tokyo olympics can't seem to catch a break. first spectators were barred because of the pen demo. now the media center has flooded. torrential rain has caused the roof to leak. the center will host around the $6000.00 journalists during the games. and the building is expected to open it next week. as well more from that you can stay tuned for sport life, which it travels to the rocky road to the tokyo olympics. and of course, there is always more on our website at t w dot com or on instagram and twitter at v w. news. i'm clear, richardson in berlin from the team here. thank you so much for joining us with the news . in december 2019 the european council, the new president show me shows important on a ground breaking mission. i have a clear job to meet you. the 1st time i turn the news on the planet by 2015, but not all member states supported and some persuasion is required. by some time. when begin

scored the mattress only goal with a chip over keeper edison's head, fans streamed on the streets of argentina's capital, whereas areas to celebrate the victory. it's their national teams, 1st title in 28 years and the 1st major international trophy for argentine as captain, the, you know, messing up next. how big form it is gaming the system in our documentary doc film? remember, you can always find the latest news and analysis on our website that d w dot com. i'm michael locus from me and the entire team here in berlin. thanks again for your company. the use in the green you feel worried about the panel? i'm neil's host of the on the green fence to me it's clear we need to change. join me for the size of the green transformations for me to you for the plan. ah.

for example, argentina closed again. once again, they're there, it's borders to even to their national. i mean, even argentina of abroad, that cannot go back to argentina right now because the borders of the country are closed in peru as we saw. the phase marks marks are mandatory in some endorse places, so it's very warm, but at the same time, latin america doesn't, i mean the people depend on informal economies, so they can not stay indoors. they cannot get gone fine for a long time because they need to get out to work because if they don't go out to work they, they don't have money to pay their bills on even to eat. so that's why there are now many is the vengeance or grants from the state. and that's why people need to keep getting out of this rates on to work. so even though it is worrying figures, and even even though these weren't new variance, people need to work and people need to, to get in touch with the with, with each other. p w. c ramirez. thank you very much. from latin america to the current of ours crisi

and the 1st major international trophy for argentina's, captain leno, messy. now let's catch up on some other stories making headlines around the world. the wife of haiti's assassinated president has made her 1st remarks since the killing of her husband martine louise said the attack happened in the blink of an eye without her husband getting the chance to say a word. patient police accused foreign mercenaries of carrying out the killing. the g 20 a group of wealthy nations have back a global minimum corporate tax rate of 15 percent. the deal aims to stop multinational especially tech giants, doing business globally from shifting profits to tax havens. the new levy could be in place within 2 years. british billionaire richard branson is preparing to take off on his virgin galactic space, plain branch and 5 other people will fly 80 kilometers above the earth surface. the flight comes just days before amazon founder jeff bezos, blast off in his rocket and make it seem as we can make, taking a look now, at some developments in the krona virus pandemic, scientists

for example, chinese patients from asia or people from argentina or brazil, or they send their sperm and we carry out the program. without them we fertilize the egg of the birth mother or a donor good professor. mother. she is under this fluorescent microscope. we can see what is called a p j d signature, which is used to determine the facts in there for this is because we have customers who specifically want either a boy or a girl because magically village hopeful parents pay $40.00 to $60000.00 euros for a child to she loves his company, earns millions at the beginning of the corona crisis, his clinic became known worldwide because more than 50 children, carried by surrogate could not be picked up by their parents. pictures of the waiting babies went around the globe. the text. com has also repeatedly made negative headlines, including accusations of child trafficking, and italian couple that had arranged for their child to be conceived at the clinic . found out through a dna test that they did not share any genetic material with the child. the child was taken away from them, a cou

i mean, even argentina is abroad. that cannot go back to argentina right now, because the borders of the country are closed in peru as we saw. the phase marks marks are mandatory in some endorse places, so it's very warm, but at the same time, in latin america, that's and i mean, the people depend on informal economy, so they can not stay indoors. they cannot get confined for a long time because they need to get out to work because if they don't go out to work they, they don't have money to pay their bills on even to eat. so that's why there are now many is the vengeance or grants from the state. and that's why people need to keep getting out of this rates on to work. so even though it is worrying figures, and even even though these weren't new variance, people need to work and people need to, to get in touch with the, with, with each other. people use your own ramirez. thank you very much. we move on to indonesia because the country has reported a record 720 corona virus dance and a single day as it faces the deadlie

thank you so much for your reporting and we have a another continental football championship where argentina have been arch rivals, brazil, one nil to win the copa america final in rio. and had the maria score to the only goal with a ship over keeper edison's head, fans streamed onto the streets of argentina's capital when i was either to celebrate the victory and their national team. first, a title in 28 years. and the 1st tropi for argentine as captain leo mfc with his national watts. and that we can turn our attention to some of the other stories that are making headlines at this hour. unrest over the jailing of former south african president and jacob's duma has spread it through the economic capital. johannesburg. shops have been looted and a highway has closed. the protest began in human home province of wines do not tell where he has started a 15 month in jail sentence, for contempt of court. rwanda has sent 1000 soldiers to battle and is what most insurgents, the in mozambique. they will fight alongside national horses and troops from a southern african alliance. islamists have kille

the victims are to receive a cross of civil marriage, austin postuma, 3 argentina and is expected to register. it's 100008 corona virus related death today. the country has been one of the hardest hit in the region. and although infection rates are falling, health experts are worried that a slow vaccine rollout could invite another outbreak. just 11 percent of the population is fully vaccinated compared to 44 percent. for example, in germany, officials say many people haven't even registered for vaccination. now, the government is sending mobile teens to take that pro vaccine message to the people. when, as iris has a problem, one in 5 adults has still not registered to be vaccinated. so daniel quinn tutti and his team are going door to door to find out why. what is going on. one of the reasons for not registering one of the reasons could be the lack of accessibility of the technology. then we register the person ourselves or don all over the total moment was another important reason we found in the last rounds is the fear of the vaccine on our corner. daniel is keen to come back mis

in 1982 argentina and britain went to war over the falkland islands. for many, it left wounds that never healed. for days we watched other worldly scenes unfold before our eyes. ah ah ah. during those weeks we discovered and arctic as infinite beauty and one of its biggest threats. as i know that we saw rank or faces numbers in 2008, 2009. with some 46000 tourist in the financial crisis, hit the tourism industry and numbers dropped over to below 25. recently they went back up again. thanks 1000 to one of the numbers keep rising as base even if you don't get to that, we don't know what will happen. i think numbers will increase, but these trips aren't cheap. and of course a cost between $5.10 euros per trend. you would say no, i would just not a lot of people can afford such luxury and look for that in for every researcher in antarctica, there are now 10 tourists. it's a business that rates in some $400000000.00 euros per year. a few years ago and n g o opened a new them here inside a british station, dating from the 1950s bought out up lateral rules of

now argentina has registered at 100000 corona virus related death. the country has been one of the hardest hit in the region. and although infection rates are falling, health experts are worried that a slow vaccine rollout could invite another outbreak. now just 11 percent of the population is fully vaccinated. that is compared to 44 percent of people in germany . now officials say many people haven't even registered for vaccination. now, the government descending mobile teams and to take their pro vaccination message to the people. when those iris has a problem, one in 5 adults has still not registered to be vaccinated. so daniel quinn tutti and his team are going door to door to find out why. what is all on one of the reasons for not registering. one of the reasons could be the lack of accessibility of the technology. then we register the person ourselves, or don all over the moment or what are the another important reason we found in the last rounds is the fear of the vaccine. on our corner. daniela's keen to come back miss information and put the

and the 1st international pro, fee for argentina kept in the unit, can be money, or the games only gal d, w news from berlin. there's a lot more on our website of c, w dot com, the food. sometimes it's all you can think about. your stomach growls message is clear. you're hungry. when you're unable to suppress a yawn, it's also a sign you're tired at bodies of good at giving us signals. pain is another. it tells us there's a problem. moral nash on in good shape the house magazine on d w. the news headaches they can come on quickly like stormed out. he doesn't the feeling. only one in 10 people doesn't get headaches at some point in their lives. recurrent forms are a painful puzzle. ah, there are over a dozen times a to most common attention, headaches and migraines. ah, this is fin. he suffers some tension headaches. they spread across his entire head and make him feel like he's wearing a helmet that's too tight. headaches like these can come and go tension headaches usually aren't debilitating off and all it takes is a glass of water, a breath of fresh air or some exercise to feel bett

i mean, even argentina burrow cannot go back to argentina right now, because the borders of the country are closed in peru. as we saw, double face, my masks are mandatory in some endorse places. so it's very warm, but at the same time, in latin america, that's and i mean, the people depend on informal economy, so they can not stay indoors. they cannot get gone fine for a long time because they need to get out to work. because if they don't go out to work, they, they don't have money to pay their bills on even to eat. so that's why there are now many is the vengeance or grants from the state. and that's why people need to keep getting out of this rates on to work. so even though it is worrying figures, and even even though these weren't new variance, people need to work and people need to, to get in touch with the, with, with each other on ramirez. thank you very much and hear some more developments in the pandemic. the u. s has sent 2000000 doses of the modern vaccine to vietnam. presidential biden has promised to distribute 80000000 doses to countries facing shortages. germany is easy

euro. 2020 final on sunday, but south america is also awaiting its own football battle. huge rifles, argentina, and brazil face off in the copper america final later today or june. tina lino messy has never won a major international title. his hometown of resario has lit up the national flag memorial with his image. you know, bit this for him on game will be held at rios mark kinda where just under 8000 fans will be allowed in due to current virus concerns. your law up to date at this point. next up. sports. why follows the rocky road to the tokyo olympics? a michael ok, thanks so much for joining me. will be back more news at the top of the next tower . g mm the mm mm mm.

then i can hear it as we can see that in argentina. christina, for an under the kitchen was out of office for 15 years, but it's now back in the role of vice president and then think they're basically back to what they were 15 years ago with no progress in terms of stability and democracy plan for what you need to bear the most important thing. this is misty. i need to strengthen the judiciary, reinforce reelection, bolster civil society and education, and make sure people are informed that will in turn impact voting behavior which can ensure that popular eventually disappears. most of now have you ever wondered why some buildings take forever to get built or how some infrastructure projects failed so miserably? it mostly gets put down through mismanagement, but there's often another reason, corruption, massive bribes paid to secure and you would vantages. and those in charge of the job just aren't up to it. corruption exists in other sectors too. but how can it be fought me? what are the origins of corruption? it's just old as humanit

for example, chinese patients from asia or people from argentina or brazil, or they send their sperm and we carry out the program. without them we fertilize the egg of the birth mother or a donor a proposal. but she is under this fluorescent microscope. we can see what is called a p j d signature book, which is used to determine the sex that they're putting their poor. this is because we have customers who specifically want either a boy or a girl because that much hopeful parents pay 40 to 60000 euros for a child to she loved. the company earns millions. at the beginning of the corona crisis, his clinic became known worldwide because more than 50 children, carried by surrogates could not be picked up by their parents. pictures of the waiting babies went around the globe the text. com has also repeatedly made negative headlines, including accusations of child trafficking, and italian couple that had arranged for their child to be conceived at the clinic . found out through a dna tact that they did not share any genetic material with the child. the child was taken away from them, a cou

because despite the patients concerns, daniel is able to register him for the sean one small victory in argentina's fight against corona on the scene of the we we have some breaking news coming in. duff's crime report, peter de fries has died after being short last week. the celebrity journalist was gone down the street after appearing on live tv. and i'm saddam will bring you more details as they come in some sports news now. the olympic start next weekend searching as a molar handful of sports, making a w t o q 2020 games sally and glad that we'll be representing germany. and the 24 year old is hoping to capture the 1st ever olympic gold metal. in this event, a sport born in hawaii more than 100 years ago, is ready for its olympic view. the father of modern surfing and 5 time limping swimming medalist duke cannon mchugh dreamed it would become an lympics port one day in tokyo. that dream will come true. and another hawaiian bull and is preparing to show the world the germans consent to hi my name is leon. glad. i'm 24 years old. i'm a surfer and i'm going to tokyo glass that grew up in costa rica

and in a, another continental football championship. argentina have been archer, rivals, brazil, one know when the copa america final in rio. and had the maria scored the only goal with a chip over keeper edison head and screamed onto the streets of argentine capital. want us to celebrate the victory. it is their national teams 1st title in 28 years, and the 1st tropi for argentina, the captain at leon on messy with his national slot. we can turn our attention now to some of the other stories that are making headlines at this hour. unrest over the jailing, a former south african president, jacob's duma has spread to the economic capital. johannesburg. shops have been looted and the highway closed. the protest began and the view my own province of was due the next how, where he has started a 15 month jail sentence for contempt of court. a israel supreme court has ruled that same sex couples should be allowed to have children with the help of surrogate mothers, l g, b, t, q activist campaign for the rule change. for years, the court says restrictions of bar and gay couples from surroga

frozen sperm because they can't come here to for example, chinese patients from asia or people from argentina or brazil. and they send their sperm and we carry out the program. without them we fertilize the egg of the birth mother or a donor a proposal. but she is under this lauren's microscope with them. we can see what is called a p j. d signature book, which is used to determine the sex nipple. this is because we have customers who specifically want either a boy or a girl because magically to begin with. hopeful parents pay $40.00 to $60000.00 euros for a child to she loves peace, company earns and millions. at the beginning of the corona crisis, his clinic became known worldwide because more than 50 children, carried by thir, again, could not be picked up by their parents. pictures of the waiting babies went around the globe. geotech. com has also repeatedly made negative headlines, including accusations of child trafficking. and italian couple that had arranged for their child to be conceived at the clinic, found out through a dna to that they did not share any genetic material with the

he scored the max only goal with a chip over goal 8 or the head fan, streamed out onto the street of argentina capital cyrus to celebrate the victory. it was their national teams 1st title in 20 years. and the 1st international trophy for argentine as captain, neo no less the and the european football championship reaches its climax on sunday night when a believe faced england in the final. while england will have the support of most of the 60000 fans at london's wembley stadium, italy will look to continue their incredible transformation under coach roberto when she is football coming home. then the team on the bus to the unwelcome guest looking to crash the party. silly. some people were happy to see italy arrive in london for the year 2020 final oh. these u. k base italy fans with the own spin on the classic england that teams divide to tense penalties. shootouts again spain to reach the final and now hoping to win the 1st european championship since 1900. 68. got physic. i'm in the 4th answer. england's f physically stronger than natalie, but football is played with a ball on the grass. an

and another continental football championship. argentina. how beaton arch rivals brazil? one nail to win the co america final in beale and yell the maria called the only go with a chip over. keep our addison's head, fans streamed onto the streets of irons capital granted, that is to celebrate the victory. it's the national teams best title in 28 years. and the fast show people, i don't know the captain, the message with his national. what does not take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world? on the rest of other jailing a form, i saw the african presidency consumer spread to the economic habits old johan, his big shops have been looted in highway clothes. the protest begun in zoom as probably of course is in a town where he has a 15 month jail sentence for contempt of court. we wonder how spend $1000.00 so adjusted battle on islamist instead and the and was on be able fight alongside national forces and troops on the south african lions. if lovers have killed thousands of civilians and will be in the last 4 years, he's all supreme court has ruled t

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