Freedom for companies creates more trade. And as result more jobs and increased wealth. Critics believe the only ones to really benefit our Large Companies Employment Rights they say will be gradually eroded. 1994 was the start of nafta the aim was to create jobs and boost the economies of mexico canada and the u. S. But in reality it led to the loss of 850,000 jobs in the u. S. In mexican agriculture that figure was as high as 2 million. We start in the u. S. Detroit, one time auto city. Here you can learn a lot about the north American Free trade agreement. Bob bowen work in the car industry his whole life for ford and he also suffered the effects of nafta. Every few weeks, bob shows his grandson billy how hes getting on with his retirement project. A Ford Thunderbird from 1957 in its original colors. It is a real eyecatcher. He and his former coworker greg are going to show us what is left of the automaking industry in ypsilanti, close to detroit. Since the nafta agreement was signe
More trade. And as result more jobs and increased wealth. Critics believe the only ones to really benefit our Large Companies Employment Rights they say will be gradually eroded. 1994 was the start of nafta the aim was to create jobs and boost the economies of mexico canada and the u. S. But in reality it led to the loss of 850,000 jobs in the u. S. In mexican agriculture that figure was as high as 2 million. We start in the u. S. Detroit, one time auto city. Here you can learn a lot about the north American Free trade agreement. Bob bowen work in the car industry his whole life for ford and he also suffered the effects of nafta. Every few weeks, bob shows his grandson billy how hes getting on with his retirement project. A Ford Thunderbird from 1957 in its original colors. It is a real eyecatcher. He and his former coworker greg are going to show us what is left of the automaking industry in ypsilanti, close to detroit. Since the nafta agreement was signed over 20 years ago, their tow
Reporter life in kabul is a bit brighter when these artists brandish their own weaponspaintbrushes against terror and fear today they are painting pictures of Football Players from the national team. Its an attempt to conjure images of peace in a city still shaken by war. Omaid sharifi these guys are giving hope. Like football at this moment of time. Hope is gone, people are leaving this country, theyre giving hope. Reporter sharifi and his friends want to inspire courage in their compatriots. And they need courage to do it. This wall is actually part of a government ministry. Its supposed to act as a shield against terrorists. Its not wise to linger here. Attacks occur in this city almost daily. Only hours earlier, a friend of sharifis was killed. Omaid sharifi i really dont know how to react to this anymore. The last time when i was painting in the street, i didnt care about this. But today im really afraid, im really afraid that its coming closer to us, every single day. This is the
Already arrived. And the power of the jaguar an ancient animal god helps conservation in colombia. Two degrees celsius by the end of the century thats the limit the International Community wants to set on Global Warming. A rise of two degrees celsius over preindustrial levels could keep the effects of Climate Change manageable. But in order to stay within this limit, countries will have to significantly reduce their Greenhouse Gas emissions. In the runup to the Climate Conference in paris, many countries have pledged to do so. But this is not first time the International Community has tried to address this increasingly urgent issue. Rising Carbon Emissions are threatening communities in many parts of the planet. For twenty years, the International Community has sought to Reach Agreement on how to limit their effect on Climate Change. And yet Greenhouse Gas emissions continue to rise. The leading co2 polluter is china, accounting for 23. 4 of global emissions, followed by the us with 14
Retain their natural beauty. A moonscape of destruction, thats how one journalist described what hed witnessed in syria. For four years now, civil war has raged across the country, leaving death and destruction in its wake. Those who can, flee. To date, its thought that over four million syrians have left their homeland in search of safety elsewhere. Their first port of call is often neighboring turkey. For some, turkey is just a stop on their journey into europe. Others, however, have no choice but to stay and their numbers are fast approaching two million. Reporter intissar and her family fled from a town near aleppo across the border into turkey. They are now living here in kilis. She is nineyearsold and has a congenital liver disease. Her uncle Mohammed Hamadeh is a pharmacist; he tries to alleviate her symptoms as best he can. Because she is a refugee, she cant get the treatment she needs in turkey. Mohammed when she was little, the doctors said she was unlikely to reach the age o