season, but especially in the last months leading up to the november election. last months leading up to the november election. jason, very aood to november election. jason, very good to have november election. jason, very good to have your november election. jason, very good to have your thoughts, . good to have your thoughts, thank you. good to have your thoughts, thank vom good to have your thoughts, thank yon- the us says it has every expectation that israel will accept a ceasefire proposal that would begin with a six week cessation of hostilities in gaza, if hamas also takes the deal. but some members of israel s government are vocally opposed to the proposals. two far right ministers in israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu s governing coalition have threatened to quit if a deal is struck before hamas is destroyed. white house national security communications advisor john kirby said on sunday that the us hopes both israel and hamas will agree to start the first phase
on sunday, in separate attacks at voting centres in the central state of puebla, forcing the suspension of voting. 38 candidates running for various positions have been killed during the campaign, making mexico s election one of the most violent in recent history. joining me now is jason marzak, vice president and senior director at adrienne arsht latin america center at the atlantic council. jason, it s been an extremely violent campaign. even today, two people killed in attacks on mexican polling stations. so it s notjust running as a candidate that s risky, it s also participating in democracy? yes, it s been a very violent campaign season, mexico s most violent. and you also have an increase in homicides. over the current six year term. a quarter increase from the previous term. not only the
countries where we are getting these asylum seekers. i m going to go very shortly for authorization that when countries abuse us by sending their people up, not their best, we are to the going to give any more aid to those countries. why the hell should we? why should we? here s the rub. the u.s. has an outsized role in why these countries are as unstable as they are today. where did ms-13 originate? this country. where is the demand for narcotics coming from? this country. and who engineered in overthrowing guatemala s government decades ago? you know the answer to that one. this country. that s just the start of it. those are some of the root causes of our latin america policy issues i m joined by jason marzak. welcome to the show. thanks, todd. we spend a lot of time on the border. but this has been a five-year
they are making this treacherous journey north. they don t want to be separated from their family or separated from their loved ones. they have to because they can t walk out their front door. jason marzak thanks for bringing more attention and more education to the audience about the root cause. up ahead, the jacket. the jacket that everybody else seems to care about. i didn t want to have an opinion. i still don t. but why does everybody else? what is going on? what is the obsession with this jacket? we ll be right back. etting help etting help from some unexpected friends. these zebra and antelope. they re wearing iot sensors, connected to the ibm cloud. when poachers enter the area, the animals run for it. which alerts rangers, who can track their motions and help stop them before any harm is done. it s a smart way to help increase the rhino population. and turn the poachers into the endangered species.