the outcome of the vote will play a key role in shaping chile's new constitution. and i'm joined now by my colleague benjamin of artists their group were benjamin what's at stake for chile this weekend there is a lot of stake in the hopes are really high because this is a way of scrapping the current constitution that they'd spac to the time of the military dictatorship and replacing it with a new framework of this $155.00 members that will be elected this weekend with a half of them women and also elected seats for the indigenous population so that it's truly historic and now explain to us a little bit because you know it's chile is known as the star of south america but there are a lot of problems just bubbling under the surface can you were talking through some of the issues that they're dealing with that's right even the presidents of us simply you know one set they've chile comparing it to other countries in the region was an oasis and that's definitely not the case the covered 1000 pandemic has shown that there are severe problems of poverty of inequality of

according to chile's current. institution water is private property miranda's shows us a new pipe made by a private water supplier it was developed for the avocado farmers not the residents . here on constitution favors agriculture and i mean this pipeline starts at one of the few remaining above ground springs and it was originally intended to provide water to locals allow at the family that water is private property has led to dried up rivers next to lush green avocado plantations exporters hoard their water in huge basins and expand their afrikaner groves every year. on situation must finally right the wrongs have capitalism and distribute water fairly especially during the current drought and climate crisis when i mean. 50 percent of the seats in the constitutional convention are reserved for women and that's why miranda has high hopes for her campaign. essential activists like me have to push harder to get her done it's important that we put pressure on the old political elite now but. the outcome of the vote

the outcome of the vote will play a key role in shaping chile's new constitution. a lot at stake this weekend for chile i'm now joined by my colleague benjamin about ascent gruber thank you so much for being here benjamin good to see you is this chile's moment of real invention it is it is invention not just as a state but also to find this new framework agreement for the next 4050 years it's a way of channeling the social unrest that started in 2019 it's the 2nd part let's remember that there are 3 votes the 1st one was the referendum. 80 percent of chile and said that they want to scrap the current constitution that dates back to the dictatorship of also be noted and now this weekend they will elect their $155.00 members they will have the very difficult task of drafting this new constitution very difficult task was exactly at stake. what's very important to note here is that the difficult challenge starts now for the outside for the for the other countries is interesting to see how many women are involved we just heard about it half of them will be women there w

the outcome of the vote will play a key role in shaping chile's new constitution. i'm joined now by my colleague benjamin of artists their group were benjamin what's at stake for chile this weekend there is a lot of stake in the hopes a really high because this is a way of scrapping the current constitution that they'd spac to the time of the military dictatorship and replacing it with a new framework of this $155.00 members that will be elected this weekend with a half of them women and also elected seats for the indigenous populations all that it's truly a story and now explain to us a little bit because you know the chiller is known as the star south america but there are a lot of problems just bubbling under the surface can you were talking there were some of the issues that they're dealing with that's right even the presidents of us simply you know one set that chile comparing it to other countries in the region was an oasis and that's definitely not the case the. 1000 pandemic has shown. that the severe problems of poverty of inequality of overcrowding of peo

and chile's current constitution denies the very existence of indigenous people it says that chile is a monocultural country so that is our 1st challenge not only to be recognized as a people but to obtain historic recognition of the genocide carried out against the mob by colonial state that has to chile and eyes the native people to create a how marginalized country at an irreparable cost for our own people romero's father was a revered community long or chief before he died earlier this year he asked his son to take his place as a candidate to fill one of the 7 seats allocated to the in the upcoming constitutional convention. we believe that firstly has to be a historic recognition of what happened to generate justice and reparation and compensation for the damage done to our people just like the german state has done to compensate victims of the holocaust. the indigenous weaponry people on easter island to the eye matters in northern chile will have seats at the convention but the largest number is reserved for the map which it the most numerous the most dispossessed and the most

also heard a vote that will give women more say in rewriting chile's constitution which dates back to the pinochet dictatorship. welcome to the program israel has all shits most intensive ass trucks garza since its cold flecked with palestine escalate to the lunda there been more than $150.00 raids in an hour targeting areas a. ross the palestinian enclave thanks. to city workers are digging through the rubble to find survivors at least 154 palestinians are being killed but that number is expected to rise after the latest attacks earlier israeli strikes destroyed a building housing a foreign media outlets including al jazeera israel's prime minister has vowed to continue the offensive on garza for we quote as long as necessary or the head of hamas says the resistance will not give in egypt's foreign ministry spokesman has told al jazeera it's engaged in continuous talks for a cease fire and suffered tons more from garza. we can hear the explosions we can hear the rain in a view also participating and and the shelling some of the time the navy shells are landing and down a line and emp

linguistic and spiritual wealth will be an important 1st step you see in human al-jazeera lucky my chile. just a quick recap of our main story this hour now into israel's bombardment of the gaza strip is continuing with as strikes targeting the north of the territory specifically in the past hour. this was the moment when the building that houses the interior ministry was attacked no word yet on casualties there but a multi-story building that it that had a hamas bank inside it was also leveled that was in a separate to as strike at least $126.00 palestinians and that includes $31.00 children have now been killed in gaza since the offensive began on monday. a mass and its allies are firing more rockets from inside gaza towards israel israeli military says a total of $140.00 rockets were launched towards israel so far on friday most of them were intercepted at least 9 people including a child have died in israel since the conflict escalated there is stuff what has more now from inside gaza. but i really navy one of the targets that belong to the sea forces and shot the refugee come which

along 2000 kilometers of chile's pacific coast these forests can grow 40 metres high and live for up to 25 years but they are in danger i thought marcus on the limit access there are areas especially in the north where the algae is being extracted indiscriminately. killing other muslims almost every day by the compass walks on to the edge of these rocks to catch needle as it's called in chile it's hard work but it's escalating price has allowed her to send her 3 children to university. these widows who are out are drying out here so that they can then be taken off to be sold and why is this algae in such high commercial demand because they are the source of alginate you probably have never heard of it but believe me you have consumed it this is making your car's dashboard since the most expensive type this variety for making green. and this one called the black widow is used in making the plastics that we use practically every day. it's also used widely in the cosmetic industry from here it's taken to a processing plant to be chopped and shipped primarily to china and japan chile pro

along 2000 kilometers of chile's pacific coast these forests can grow 40 metres high and live for up to 25 years but they are in danger i thought marcus on the lead access there are areas especially in the north where the algae is being extracted indiscriminately. killing other muslims almost every day maybe a compass walks on to the edge of these rocks to catch a needle as it's called in chile it's hard work but it's escalating price has allowed her to send her 3 children to university. these widows are drying out here so that they can then be taken off to be sold and why is this algae in such a high commercial demand because they are the source of alginate you probably have never heard of it but believe me you have consumed it this is making your car's dashboard into the most expensive type this variety for making green. and this one called the black widow is used in making the plastics that we use practically every day. it's also used widely in the cosmetic industry from here it's taken to a processing plant to be chopped and shipped primarily to china and japan chile produces 40

is considered chile's most important election since its return to democracy 31 years ago at stake our seats in an assembly to write a new constitution by design and half of those elected will be women there are also positions reserved for indigenous representatives. chillies social and economic divisions contributed to the outbreak of deadly protests in 2019 that stretch for more than a year many hope the constitutional overhaul will heal the rifts. we want an end to those gaps that restrict people's freedom to develop because of the place where you were born or because of the economic opportunities you have. that you that we want our own constitution our law by us expressing who we are just that the people's constitution not a constitution dictated by other people. those demands could be answered after this series of elections 1st there was a vote last year to draft a new constitution the current election is on who will draw up this document and then mid next year another visit to the ballot box to decide whether or not to adopt the new constitution but it's not expected to be smooth

palestinian community has held protest against israeli military actions in gaza. chile is one of the principal buyers of israeli weapons, but it's also home to the biggest palestinian community outside the middle east. cl newman report staff from santiago, the enough towns hence the our members of the palestinian desperate in chile sing and dance for freedom in palestine. men, women, and children. the majority born here happened from boston, their roots, my grandparents are from ramallah, their home was demolished by the israelis and they were left with nothing to watch . okay, mark is a new arrival, but he's now desperate to return to his home in gaza. he shows me a photo of a building where she says her sister was dug out of the rebel 2 days ago. this was my family home. all 6 flows were flattened by israeli bombs. 140 people lived in that building and 36 of them died. my 2 brothers is gillian coma. many may be surprised is home to the largest palestinian community outside of the middle east. they began my grading here in the early 190-0100 day. they're extremely influential comica

and in other news the votes that will give women more say in rewriting chile's dictatorship era constitution. israel's bombardment of the gaza strip has now gone on for a weekend shows no sign of ending. it's launching a new wave of airstrikes on the palestinian enclave over the last few hours earlier how mass fired rockets towards the israeli city of ashkelon on sunday the u.n. security council met to discuss the crisis but was unable even to agree on a joint statement of concern the death toll now stands at 197 palestinians including 58 children 10 people in israel have also died let's get the latest from al-jazeera suffered a lot who is live for us in guys that when we spoke last hour isaf what you said it was a bit quieter compared to earlier in the night what's it like right now. few minutes ago we heard. explosions as the israeli defense system and the rockets that have been fired from gaza into southern israel what was remarkable is that these rockets that were fired from gaza were short of 3. it's not like the one the ones or those the were fired yesterday it seems that the response

during chile's military dictatorship she co-founded the women from life movement. that's when she says she discovered the value of being a feminist a further or name we brought together politics with the feminist perspective which meant democracy in the country and in the home more than 3 decades later women in chile have come a long way they've led the charge not only for chile to draft a new constitution but for women for the 1st time anywhere to be represented equally in a constitutional convention. at all of believes gender parity will make all the difference. women are more closely tied to life perhaps because we are much more capable of joining intellect with the heart with the soul women find it easier to work collectively which is vital at a time when there's a need for a new paradigm of building a democracy in which no one is excluded. it's been a long time coming chilean women only won the right to vote in 1949 the current constitution written in 1980 under the pinochet dictatorship doesn't even mention the word women historian my idea. is one of the cand

is considered chile's most important election since its return to democracy 31 years ago at stake our seats in an assembly to write a new constitution by design and half of those elected will be women there are also positions reserved for indigenous representatives. chillies social and economic divisions contributed to the outbreak of deadly protests in 2019 that stretch for more than a year many hope the constitutional overhaul will heal the rifts. we want an end to those gaps that restrict people's freedom to develop because of the place where you were born or because of the economic opportunities you have. that you that we want our own constitution our law by us expressing who we are just that the people's constitution not a constitution dictated by other people not going to fulfill. those demands could be answered after this series of elections 1st there was a vote last year to draft a new constitution the current election is on who will draw up this document and then mid next year another visit to the ballot box to decide whether or not to adopt the new constitution but it's not

the vaccination rate of chile is 36%. meanwhile, was such a low rate, the people, thinking the vaccination rate is far from enough. it is normal that the virus cases will rise when activities are back. >> where are you looking to bolster supply, and are you looking to export coronavac's to any new countries? >> the biggest challenge we have so far is how to meet the demand. we have provided about 50 million doses of vaccines to brazil, and indonesia, and about 20 million doses to turkey, which accounts for 20% of their population. but that is not enough, and the virus is still spreading. we need to expand our supply, which is a really big challenge. and we do not only provide to the countries we partner with but other countries including the dominican republic as well as those in africa and asia, but it is still not enough and we are now licensing those countries. we have a license at the vaccine to five countries. turkey, indonesia, brazil, malaysia, and egypt to produce vaccine in their countries. >> what is the latest

and chile's current constitution denies the very existence of indigenous people it says that chile is a monocultural country so that is our 1st challenge not only to be recognized as a people but to obtain historic recognition of the genocide carried out against the mob by colonial state that has to chile and eyes the native people to create a how marginalized country at an irreparable cost for our own people romero's father was a revered community long or chief before he died earlier this year he asked his son to take his place as a candidate to fill one of the 7 seats allocated to the in the upcoming constitutional convention. we believe that firstly has to be a historic recognition of what happened to generate justice and reparation and compensation for the damage done to our people just like the german state has done to compensate victims of the holocaust. the indigenous weaponry people on easter island to the eye matters in northern chile will have seats at the convention but the largest number is reserved for the map which it the most numerous the most dispossessed and the most

this result has been taken as a surprise in chile. they represent total, not only a surprise, but this is a taint in political terms. traditional political parties have faced huge losses in this process and women, independent voters and a new political parties on the left side have been the winners of these processes. there was a number of people voting in this which was around a0% of the people allowed to vote. there is a sense that things are going to change you're in chile. maybe for the first time since the end of the military dictatorship. you talk about women, better representation notjust for women but indigenous groups in chile? there are 17 seats reserved for indigenous groups. this is something new in our political system. in terms of women, this is the first time in the world the constitution will be written by women and men and what happened, actually yesterday, during the voting, it was a two—day voting process, is that... someone and were elected as a matter of fact, some men will have to... in order to get the 50—50

>> sinovac was distributed to all the younger groups in chile, but we only provided chile with less than 50 million doses of the vaccine. each person gets two shots, that means only 7 million people have been vaccinated. the vaccination rate of chile, with a population of 90 million, is only 36%. meanwhile, with such a low rate, the people most active are under 60 years old, meaning the vaccination rate of this group is far from enough. in this case, it is normal that the virus cases will rise when activities are back. >> where are you looking to bolster supply? are you looking to export this to any new countries? are there any new deals you have made? yin: the biggest challenge we have so far is how to meet demand. we have provided 50 million doses of vaccine to brazil and indonesia, and about 20 million doses to turkey, which accounts to 20% of their population. but that is not enough. the virus is still spreading. we need to expand supply, which is a really big challenge. annmarie: ceo of sinovac speaking exclusively with emma o'brien in beijing. on the european continent and the econ

chile exports most of the world's which is used to make a range of products from cosmetics to plastic it's found in the forests of brown seaweed the grow along chinese coast business in human reports from a particular way it's now in danger due to a growing black market in the negro harvesting. added plants it's obvious the planet earth is more water than land. but if it out at 1st it looks like there's nothing but underneath there is extraordinary biodiversity one trunk of our can sustain and than $400.00 species there are snails. and then many it's where life begins because. these are map grow algae forests as indispensable for our survival as those that grow above ground through photosynthesis they absorb just as much c o 2 gas and together with fido plankton and sea grass they produce nearly half of our planet's oxygen. and also like nurseries for small fish to find shelter from predators. along 2000 kilometers of chile's pacific coast these forests can grow 40 metres high and live for up to 25 years but they are in danger i thought marcus on the road access there are areas especi

angry protests spread throughout chile including widespread vandalism and looting. nothing it seemed could put out the fire. or satisfy citizens demands for better social rights the revolt forced the conservative government and congress to give chileans the right to draft a new constitution with freely elected delegates for the very 1st time if the voters want to preempt it is process is in fact a democracy chris points to a conflict that could otherwise and in all 3 turn as a woman have for a democracy will work. writer philosopher and political analyst patricia fit now and this is one of the independent candidates to the upcoming constitutional convention this is where the convention will be held to replace this filene's current constitution was written in 1912 by the former military dictatorship and millions of tunes her body as it will do the lead from its conception more importantly it sets the ground rules for this country's economic political and social system which a bathroom darkly now believes must retain. the constitution closer creates chillies exception

also coming up a vote that will give women more say in rewriting chile's constitution which dates back to military dictatorship. so it is 8 o'clock g.m.t. 11 am in gaza where violence has entered a 7th consecutive day that said take a look at the scene right now flattened buildings and residents looking for survivors on the left hand side of your screen you can see images of gaza with smoke billowing up over the skyline there you see an ongoing search taking place. we've seen pictures earlier of palestinians looking for any listening for any sounds under the rubble seems extraordinary anybody can survive but we can only hope we're hearing that 2 brothers. 2 brothers have been trapped under the rubble have managed to call rescuers from help from within the rubble and now the rescuers are looking for them you see bulldozers there in a more gentle search effort going on the way to try and track down those survivors also the other side of the screen there you can see. israeli military positions israel's prime minister vowing to continue the offensive on gaza for quote as long as necessary

statement about the conflict and in other news the votes that will give women more say in rewriting chile's dictatorship in iraq are satish. israel's one bottom end of the gaza strip has now gone on for a weekend shows no sign of ending. it has launched a new wave of air strikes on the palestinian enclave over the past few hours earlier how mass fired rockets towards the israeli city of ashkelon on sunday the u.n. security council met to discuss the crisis but was unable even to agree on a joint statement of concerns the death toll now stands at 197 palestinians including 58 children 10 people in israel have also died let's get the latest from al-jazeera. to is live for us in gaza is just gone past 3 am in gaza and more israeli air strikes today how intense compared to previous nights when we spoke. a lot. of. the city. understanding. they were once. they were. on bail roll its. military security base is that the. also i think groups some of them also. but more sort of multiple things and these recent attack on the last israeli attack that didn't. it didn't shell buildings like. last night

and mass protests give way to elections voters in chile go to the polls this weekend with media would be involved micah who wants to help shape the whole new constitution. plus china plans a spacecraft on the red planet for the 1st time the latest bold step in its burgeoning space part. of a math me how the fighting between israel and palestinian militants is continuing to escalate if red the jets have continued to pound hamas targets thousands of reservists are on standby for a possible ground invasion of gaza while the death toll is mounting. in an instant the 6 story building is reduced to rubble. all throughout the day. and into the night. explosions reverberated through gaza city as israel intensified its onslaught against hamas. as the conflict escalates hour by hour gazans are fleeing their homes with whatever they can carry some have come to this school run by the un in search of a safe place. whatever none of the law we were planning to leave during the night but drones and jets kept bombing us at dawn we started moving and ran to the schools our children were screaming they

lucha: y tú, ya le paras a los chiles, que ya estás respirando raro. albertano: maría de todos los Ángeles-- maría: déjame, suéltame-- albertano: espérate. ¡espérate! esquiva. espera, espera. maría de todos los Ángeles. maría: yo no quería deslucir la comida de tu mamá. pero es que yo no tengo la culpa de que todo lo que guiso me queda bien sabroso. bueno, hasta en la colonia ya andan diciendo que ya hasta me puedo casar. albertano: yo también creo que... que tú ya te puedes casar. maría: ¿qué? albertano: es más... ¿te puedo pedir algo? maría: acepto. albertano: ya casada, ¿sí me puedes invitar a comer a tu casa? maría: sí, claro. ¿por qué no? ambos: [ríen] albertano: eres una gran chica. mejor ya me voy a comerme un chile, porque... si no, sí la rosa sí se lo va a refinar. adiós. maría: adiós. [ríe] adiós. [ríe] adiós, adiós. era una broma. no pasa nada. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo

more now i want to go to my colleague benjamin alvarez gruber you happens to be from chile he joins me now good evening to you let me ask you i mean this is your home country were you surprised by this result good evening ban thank you very much for having me it was a surprise not by the fact that their candidate supported by center right and right pieties did not got the majority and this is simply this was something something that was expected but the fact that they pulled so low and did not even achieve that one target they wanted to get in this assembly to be part of this group that will draft the constitution was quite shocking also for them and big parts of the population on the outside this looks like chileans have decided for a clear break with the past is that what it is. it is and that's why it's considered to be the most important vote since the return off democracy and not just the break with the past but also with political parties if we look how they voted for candidates that are supported by center left in political parties for example they were in government after the m

$1000000000.00 a multi-billion dollar arms deal of the latest from the course and left wing parties in chile when a majority in a vote to rewrite the dictatorship era constitution. now the moment java and bali are examples of fairly dry areas that for most of southeast asia including mainland southeast asia you could get a shower any time of day that's true through most of the philippines as well not so much in luzon southern born is votes of the driest sumatra is not and that rain gathering to move north into the bay of bengal eventually the season has changed probably with that cold start you had with minus 5 in camber on monday has gone plus 5 on tuesday morning there is still coldish weather coming up from the south but you've got 80 degrees in the sunshine in melbourne and still 70 and who bought that onshore breeze through queensland along the coast does limit temperatures to the low to middle twenty's quite low to be honest and the 2425 in perth will be accompanied by a shout in next couple of days which will not temper down a little bit for new zealand when a proper taste of what's t

statement about the conflicts and in other news the votes that will give women more say in rewriting chile's dictatorship era constitution. thank you for joining us israel's bombardment of the gaza strip has now gone on for a weekend shows no sign of ending. it has launched a new wave of airstrikes on the palestinian enclave over the last few hours earlier hamas fired rockets towards he's really city of ashkelon on sunday the u.n. security council met to discuss the crisis but was unable even to agree on a joint statement of concern the death toll now stands at 197 palestinians including 58 children 10 people in israel have also died so far as the latest from gaza the israeli defense system and the rockets that have been fired from gaza into southern israel what was remarkable is that these rockets that were fired from gaza were short range over short range rockets not like the one the ones or those the were fired yesterday it seems that the response or the scale of the fire of the palestinian fighting groups is connected to the strength of the fire there's a daily fire tonight those that ir

and in the cordillera of chile, where the hills are solid copper ore, in the largest open mine in the world, there is a warning. [horn blows] [horn blows] then, silence. [explosion] day and night, the copper is blasted out. copper is needed for shells and bullets, for gun parts and radios. the war boom is on. ♪ the metals needed by the united nations, copper and lead and magnesium, reach new levels of intense production. sheets, bars, ingots, aluminum ore, sheets of mica, industrial diamonds and rare metals, and raw goods of every kind, pouring out of south america, moving by planes, steamer, and truck, towards the factories of war. ♪ it is still morning over south america. but there is no war boom here. there's only one road into this town. there is only a market. 9 out of 10 in south america live near towns like this. 9 out of 10 have never seen a mine or an oil field. they live by the earth and by the labor of their hands. their lives have always been hard. ♪ nothing changes here but the faces on the coins. ♪ the people of south america are as fine and capable as any in the

maryam: we go to chile now. people are heading to the polls to elect a group of individuals who will draft a new constitution. 11% of the seats at the constitutional convention are reserved for leaders representing indigenous groups, and it is hoped that this could be a crucial for steps toward solving increasingly explosive conflicts with our latin american editor reports from southern chile. reporter: for centuries, they have chased after wild horses here in this region of south-central chile. a 44-year-old still does. but he is now preparing to taste something far more elusive. >> chile's current constitution denies the very existence of indigenous people. it says that chile is a monocultural country. that is our first challenge, not only to be recognized as a people, but you receive historic repetition of the genocide by the colonial state that had to chileanize the people to homogenize the country, and an irreparable cost for our own people. reporter: his father was a revered community chief. before he died

and in other news devotes that will give women more say in rewriting chile's dictatorship erect constitution. israel's bombardment of the gaza strip has now gone on for a weekend shows no sign of ending it has launched a new wave of airstrikes on the palestinian enclave over the past hour the israeli military says they're in response to the latest barrage of rockets hamas fired towards ashkelon on sunday the u.n. security council met to discuss the crisis but was unable even to agree on a joint statement of concern the death toll now stands at 197 palestinians including 58 children 10 people in israel have also died let's bring in our. live for us from gaza it's looking like another tense night soph what after what's already been the deadliest day since the latest escalation tell us about what's happening. on the southern just. 55. shake gaza city we have been learned ducked the targets included several military bases and security bases in gaza. and east of gaza city also next behind the main compound of shifa hospital which is the biggest hospital in gaza city we received information about

also ahead a vote this will give women more say in rewriting chile's constitution which dates back to military dictatorship plus. i'm told reached the baltic sea of sweden where a joint oxygen free dead zone is one of the latest symptoms of climate change. so israeli airstrikes on gaza are continuing for 7 this day hundreds of rockets were launched through the nights in the most intensive barrow's since the offensive began on monday 2 brothers who were trapped in the rubble of one of the buildings hit by those strikes have now died desperate search efforts have been underway after they managed to call rescuers for help they were pulled out from the rubble but both died a short time after arriving at hospital. 33 other bodies have been pulled from the rubble a 3rd of those were all from one family. 181 palestinians have now been killed in the enclave and that includes 52 children israel's prime minister has vowed to continue the offensive on gaza for quote as long as necessary or the head of hamas says the resistance will not give in. well we're going to team of correspondents covering

in peru, and chile, venezuela, brazil, a billion tons of iron ore, and all the metals of the world. and enough waterpower to electrify the continent. with these resources, south america can open the doors of the 20th century. the steel is ready, that will go -- the steel that will go not to pittsburgh, lancaster or yokohama. but steel to be forged into machines for south america, to be delivered into the arms of the future. from the united states, and from these south american shops, will come the machines that will convert the unknown and undeveloped areas, into human use. convert cotton into clothing, rubber into tires, steel into machines to make machines. for half of south america is a wild frontier, not enough roads, not enough men, not enough tools. the work has just begun. the work of road builders, the work of health engineers, the work of soil experts. the work of planting in the new fields of the amazon valley. ♪ [triumphal music] ♪ the seeds are those of rubber. the young tree has the kind of root that will resist disease. but it yields little rubber so the bud of ano

the isle grows in underwater forests off chile as long coastline but as the sea and human are reports from chuckie it is now in danger due to a growing black market in illegal harvesting. added plants it's obvious that planet earth is more water than land. but if there are at 1st it looks like there's nothing but underneath there is extraordinary biodiversity one trunk of our can sustain and than 400 species there are snails see a chance and then many it's where life begins coral these are map grow algae forests as indispensable for our survival as those that grow above ground to photosynthesis they absorb just as much c o 2 gas and together with phytoplankton and sea grass they produce nearly half of our planet's oxygen on. and also like nurseries for small fish to find shelter from predators. along 2000 kilometers of chile's pacific coast these forests can grow 40 metres high and live for up to 25 years but they are in danger i thought marcus on the road access there are areas especially in the north where the algae is being extracted indiscriminately. killing other muslims almost e