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Trade between the two countries was more than $660 billion. almost a 20% increase from the year before. and its notjust mexican factories making goods for chinese companies, now to chinese firms are building this massive industrial park here. but they dont like scrutiny. for weeks we have been trying to speak with someone here. is there a way for us to get to permission to film side? i producer and i decided to drop by to see what we could find out. it turns out, not much. we wont be able to com...

New customers coming to nuevo leon. nearly 35,000 trucks go between the us and mexico each day. last year, trade between the two countries was more than $660 billion, almost a 20% increase from the year before. and its notjust mexican factories making goods for chinese companies. now, two chinese firms are building this massive industrial park here, as well. all the new business also means newjobs. a good problem to have. but the rapid expansion is testing the citys capacity. so we have more or ...

One company, plastiexports, recently built this 13,000 square metre facility to meet the meteoric demand for manufacturing. it makes things like shelving for refrigerators and lids for washing machines. this is one of five plants and the company has plans for more. our company, in the last five years, we basically doubled our size. we expect in the next two years to double our size again. so, where are all these customers coming from? china. this state of nuevo leon has been one of mexicos manuf...

It at this time. we cant figure out if he is or isnt but the white house team behind the scenes is doing everything to hopefully avert a potential shutdown and the impact could be devastating heading into the holiday shopping in a matter of shipping season. just to give you an example how bad things can get. look at the potential risk of a rail strike, folks. the economy the be hit by a whopping $660 billion, jobs, yeah, 700,000 jobs could also take a hit. as for the price of diesel fuel, yeah, ...

Of east ukraine. here in london borisjohnson was defending his list of new sanctions which the labour leader sir keir starmer said goes nowhere, nearfar enough. we are not dealing with breakaway republics. vladimir putin is not a piece a peacekeeper. he said he would unleash a full package of sanctions. if not now, then when? borisjohnson assured the house "there is more to come". his critics say he needs to target russian companies that are domiciled here and are raising finance in the city of ...

That. what are you getting for that? in a survey it showed infrastructure was one of the best scores for this administration. 48 to 43 favored it. thats the reason why you go to kansas city. the money is another thing. 1.2 trillion was involved in that bill. but you had 660 billion that was going to be spent on the highway trust fund. its renewed every five years going back to the 50s. the other 550 billion is not going to be spend for another nine years after the mid-terms. well have close to f...

Have $660 billion in bills to pay, but only $401 billion on hand to pay them. if the u.s. paid the interest on treasury securities, federal salaries, social security benefits, et cetera, it could end up leaving unemployment insurance, military retirement benefits, pandemic relief for state and local governments unpaid. and to put a finer point on the hell that awaits us, if october 15th is indeese the day borrowing authority runs out, the u.s. government could have only $27 billion to pay $43 bi...

Been galloping had in recent years to an estimated $250 billion globally in 2019. and yet continuing investment in coal oil and gas van to nearly $80 billion in 2019. governments contributed to that funding, bumping up to $250 billion into renewables every year. but still they dig deeper for fossil fuels with subsidies and g20 countries alone totalling $660 billion on average every year. those are the figures. those are the figures. well lets bring in bronwen tucker, analyst at oil change intern...

Your listeners could understand that. the g20 countries spent over $660 billion to subsidise the fossil fuel industry, and this industry is generating 86% of greenhouse gases. as of 2019, this isjust generating 86% of greenhouse gases. as of 2019, this is just only a few years after the paris agreement, which means that they are not actually meeting their obligations. 0n the issue of renewable energy now, there is over 330 billion being spent on renewable energy, alone. i mean, this is crazy. an...

To the wheel in glasgow. so, this is utterly self—defeating. we really ought to be — we ought to deliver on the promises and vaccines are up there as a very conspicuous promise. there is a whole queue of other promises behind them. joe biden said america would be the arsenal of vaccination. does he not want to spend the money? he is investing hugely within the us. isnt there an opportunity, given the imf director said there would be trillions in extra global economic benefit, if only the cou...