Category:The Amazon
On Feb. 19, Indigenous protesters boarded a ship near Cargill’s grain port in Santarém, hanging banners saying “The Tapajós River isn’t merchandise” and demanding repeal of a decree privatizing three Amazon rivers. Police ordered them to leave what they called an “area of international security.”
Category:Sunday Night with Chuck Todd
Retired Admiral James Stavridis talks to Chuck about the American military buildup around the Middle East, as President Trump remains vague about his goals for negotiations with Iran.
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Cable hanging on, YouTube still #1
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As former Prince Andrew is arrested, Laura talks to New York Time investigative reporter Debra Kamin
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Mind the Midterms
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As the fallout from the Epstein Files continues with the arrest of the former Prince Andrew, New York Times investigative reporter Debra Kamin explains how Epstein cultivated a network of the rich and powerful.
Category:The Amazon
Auricelia Arapiuns says “a series of destructive projects” — shipping channels, railways, ports, mining — threaten traditional peoples in the Amazon. The government narrative of shipping channels reducing carbon emissions is incorrect, as they’ll cause deforestation, she says. Part 2 of interview.
Category:Sunday Night with Chuck Todd
Chuck sits down with economist Holtz-Eakin
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Plus a classic NOLA cocktail!
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With Yvette Clark, Chair of Congressional Black Caucus
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Category:The Amazon
Interview with Auricelia Arapiuns, one of the principal leaders in the Indigenous occupation of the entrance to the grain port of U.S. company Cargill in Santarem in the Amazon. “Since Cargill came here, we’ve never had peace,” she said.