I. Really mean to me. Not everyone who loves books has to go to the same. T. W. Literature list richard must reads. Welcome to a special edition of arts twenty one. Artists from africa are setting the agenda for a continent on the moon this is important for africa to. Use africa through music through a new generation of africans were more interested in the future this gun lobby east. Nigeria was only. The first leg of our african journey takes us by bus from lagos in nigeria to the car in senegal its
a Traveling Art Show the mobile museum is a project thats Crossing Borders. Its been a while since lagos a scene a vehicle like this school bus has been converted into a mobile museum to roll through west africa. Bouncing like a fast moving camel it heads crosscountry picking up selected office along the way. The artists residence on wheels is a new experience for the only Known African Omit the something. We spend a lot of time with the boss on the road and of course its not easy to work
Our consumerism is causing a radical depletion of. 425. Percent. Or has it. Forests and money. Tragic reality behind the exploits. Starts july 24th. Hello bond ya know and welcome to a very Special Edition of Focus On Europe coming to you from the heart of the italian capital row and it was here back in 1957 that history was quite literally
made with the signing of the Treaty Of Rome that would lead the way to the creation of the European Union as we know it today alongside thats another dream came true the dream of Freedom Of Movement for all of europe citizens so we joined one young man for a very schuberts to see how that freedom of Movement Works today. This summer Friedrich Schubert is exploring europe from west to east by train. Hes already covered over 2500 kilometers. In the country from paris france i travelled to italy so this is my 3rd country. His next stop is below new a University City in central italy. The us given no 27000 free for weeks into rail train tickets to europ
nationals will be able to vote for broad about 70% of that comes from the vote within the united states. so they had 20 consonants all over the country where people were able to vote. but at least here in los angeles, there you re telling people do not come anymore because you likely will not be able to vote if you re not registered to vote, there is so much excitement from people here because of what you re hurting from gustavo. this is a historic election for a lot of the mexicans here in the us, take a listen to what von voter told us i think it s very important for us to elect a woman has raised no matter who wins. but i say isn t for me, that s very important because the woman s are are leading contenders to be the next president of mexico but also is the first time that we mexicans will live abroad going to cast a ballot. here. used to be by mail or electronically, but now we re going to have that opportunity here s another very interesting thing here at terms for the presi
and so of course we re still walking through the line so you can see the amount of people that are here wanting to vote. now, another interesting thing here is that the mexican presidential election happens every six years, of course, in the us it happens every four years. so every 12 years, this actually lines up. this is the one year where both countries are electing their next president. so again, it is huge in terms of how the relationship between the two presidents will play out after the november election here in the united it states. but again, just a lot of enthusiasm here in los angeles. they re 20 consonants around the country where people could vote and so we ll have to see exactly how many turned out today, just camila before we let you go, you are standing in los angeles. the people in line behind you are voting in the mexican election, the presidential election how does that all work? are these people who are here working in america, but they ve retained their mexican