During the. During the Great Depression which im old enough to remember there was and most of my family were unemployed depression which im old enough to remember there was and most of my family were unemployed working class there wasnt it was bed you know much worse subjectively than today wood working class there wasnt it was bed you know much worse objectively than today but there was an expectation that things were going to get better. But there was an expectation that things were going to get better. There was a real sense of hopefulness there isnt today. There was a real sense of hopefulness there isnt today. Inequality is. Inequality is really unprecedented im sure that total inequality thats like the worst really unprecedented im sure that total inequality its like the worst periods of American History. Periods of American History. But if youre a find it more closely. But if youre a find it more closely the inequality comes from the extreme wealth in a tiny sector the puppy qua
President bolsonaro first of all, i think god for being alive and for the mandate and mission of presiding over brazil and for the opportunity to reestablish truth, which is, of course, a good thing to all of us. Mr. President of the general assembly, mr. Secretarygeneral of the United Nations organization, heads of states of government and heads of ladies and, gentlemen, i come here before you today to introduce you to a new brazil, a country that is reemerging, coming from the brink of socialism, a country that is rebuilt on the yearnings and ideals. Under my administration, we have been working to regain world trusts and lower unemployment, violence, and Business Risk by reducing bureaucracy through deregulation and especially by leading through example. My country was very close to socialism which led to a situation of widespread corruption, serious economic recession, high crime rates, and continued, ceaseless attacks against religious values that are part and parcel of our tradit
First of all, i thank god for being alive and for the mandate and mission of presiding over brazil and for the opportunity to reestablish truth which is of course a good thing. Mr. President of the General Assembly, mr. Secretarygeneral of the United Nations organization, heads of states of government and delegations, ladies and gentlemen. I come here before you today to introduce you to a new brazil with a country that is now reemerging coming from the brink of socialism. A country that is rebuilt on the yearnings and the ideals under my administration to regain world trust with lower unemployment and businesses to reduce those bureaucracies to deregulation and by leading their example. Close toy was very socialism which led to a situation of widespread corruption and serious economic recession and high crime rates and continued ceaseless attacks against religious values that are part and parcel of our traditions. In 2013, an agreement with the cuban dictatorship brought to brazil 10,
Board to the other sectors of performing poli, to the economy, contract to the last quarter of 2023 trend expected to continue this year. Agricultural products, the backbone of the tell you economy suffered from increasing prices, unload the mon like industry in which thailand was once a leader has suffered because of supply chain problems. And the lack of investment in denise here in vietnam, hopefully broke to head in china is economic slow down is a button which thailand has no control. So the United States economy is not growing much why the Unemployment Rate is too high. We dont see any significant improvement in europe and japan, a most important trade partner. China is also having its real estate crisis. How did you tell that the Prime Minister set to auto we send his outlined extravagant plans, including making thailand into a tech frame in finance hub. But he hasnt even delivered on his election promised to give both has a digital wallets containing a handout of nearly 300. 00
Leaving the city scrambling to find shelters for thousands of new refugees. Just ahead of januarys frigid and polar vortex, more than 2000 migrants lived here at the shelter in Downtown Chicago and theyre the lucky ones. They found a place to live. So well have to move as early as march for some of them thats likely to mean right here on the streets or chicago. Thousands of migrants weve already received eviction notice is ordering them to leave those shelters. In march, the city only gave the newcomers 60 days of housing. City leaders have extended that time and made lo, winter temperatures with time is running out. When the, when we arrived, they had to sign a paper saying that we could stay 60 days because of the cold. We can stay until march. But after that we have to leave and we have no other options. The worst is likely yet to come. Abbot is expected to send in armada of buses loaded with migrants to fill the streets in the spring just in time for chicago to host the Democratic