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minutes in news we start in Argentina a
vibrant country in South America known
for stunning natural landscapes being
home to tango dancing Gauchos the World
Cup soccer Champs and vibrant City life
in Buenos Aires the capital
it's the world's eighth largest country
covering a huge portion of Southern
South America but now Argentina's
economy is on the edge of a crisis due
to recession caused by a drought and
growing inflation the costs of many
Goods in Argentina have more than
doubled what they were last year it's
the first time that this has happened in
three decades food and drink are among
the items that were the most expensive
citizens in Argentina are finding it
very difficult to live on their salaries
and to save money for their Futures
they're taking to the streets to protest
the government which they say isn't
doing enough to curb inflation and help
its citizens but while the government is
acknowledging problems they're also
pointing to recent job growth as a good
sign this all comes in the lead up to an
election in October up next CNN's Rafael
Romo will break down the economic
situation in Argentina number by number
holding torches and Banners they March
down some of the most iconic streets of
downtown Buenos Aires the capital of
Argentina the March organized by worker
unions is the latest in a series of
anti-government protests
workers like Sylvia Sarabia said the
government is not doing enough to
alleviate a galloping yearly inflation
that reached 104 percent the second
highest in Latin America after
Venezuela's 501 percent
those who have a formal job get wages
under the poverty line she says that's
why these protests are so big
workers say the government of Argentina
is taking money from the working class
to pay the international monetary fund
president Alberto Fernandez admitted
there are problems to be solved but
pointed to 30 months of job growth in
the country last month Argentina
reworked a 44 billion dollar loan with
the IMF obtaining nearly 10 billion in
fresh cash in exchange for measures to
strengthen public finances and start
reducing persistently High inflation
president Fernandez is calling for Unity
asking his fellow argentines to please
look towards the future
he says his finance minister is working
on the issues and blamed some of the
problems on the country's drought
but for many people in Argentina it's
hard to have that kind of optimism they
don't even know if the next paycheck is
going to allow them to make ends meet
in trivia what is the city with the most
fountains in the world St Petersburg
Russia Rome Italy Florence Italy or New
York New York
Italy no City on the planet has as many
fountains as Rome where you'll find more
than 2 000 of them
up next a story about trying something
new with something very very old
thousands of objects not making it into
the coliseum's new Museum they're now on
full display the Coliseum the ancient
Roman Amphitheater in the center of the
city best known for Gladiator games
first open in the year 80 A.D now it's
storage facilities full of artifacts are
open to visitors at tiny museums all
around the city let's go
under the shadow of the Roman Coliseum
millions of people immerse themselves in
ancient Roman history each year
here in Rome Museum curators are spoiled
for Choice what do you do with 500 Roman
era coins
with limited space in the site's new
Museum the Coliseum is trying a new
Hands-On approach
warehouses and storage facilities
brimming with artifacts are currently
open to visitors
these former shops and Market stalls
have been converted into temporary
Museum space to hold the leftover
artifacts that didn't quite fit into a
new Museum that opened in 2021 until the
end of July eight visitors at a time can
reserve a special tour Guided by an
archaeologist
who will let them hold these important
historical fines many of which have not
been on display in 30 years
in this way the people have direct
contact with the ancient culture and
materials archaeologist Roberto alteri
says
after that their fate is unknown the
popular pieces will upgrade to the
museum and the rest will go back to
collecting dust in the warehouse
alfonsina Russo the director of the
Coliseum archaeological Park says she
hopes the project gives people a better
understanding of daily life in ancient
Rome
these artifacts tell the story of daily
life How They carried out activities and
above all to bring these objects that
would otherwise have remained hidden in
our warehouses don't
she also hopes other historical sites
open up their warehouses to let people
see all history has to offer and to
bring the past into Focus
Barbie latinado CNN Rome
up next engineer and entrepreneur Drew
barua is developing a submarine that can
filter microplastics out of the ocean
the goal replace sea vessels that emit
carbon with a fleet of plastic filtering
submarines that don't have emissions and
are better for the environment it's part
of our call to Earth series let's join
dhruv for his first sea trial in Miami
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Drew barua is on a mission
to rid plastic from the ocean
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problem the engineer first became aware
of during a yachting race across the
Atlantic
since then dhruv has dedicated himself
to raising awareness of the issue by
cycling down waterways in the world's
largest cities
do you like the bike now he is starting
to think about the bigger picture so
we're collecting rubbish as well so you
can see here lots of them on the
underwater yeah I had reached around 300
million people worldwide but the
question here I asked myself every day
where is the tangible impact where is
the scale we are talking about because
riding on a bicycle is so much you can
do so this project is all about
restoring the ocean with microplastic
collection uh taking action around ocean
acidification and everything else but we
start with microplastics and other data
sensors
putting his engineering background to
work drove started oceanways
a company set on building a fleet of
zero emission submarines that can carry
cargo replacing other carb intermitting
vessels while also filtering
microplastics from the water
here in Biscayne Bay in Miami dhruv and
his team are taking the new prototype
out for its first sea trial the water
comes into the pipe goes here this is
the filtration system it comes out here
and it will collect everything here then
here we have got some sensors to collect
ocean data behavior of the of the
vehicle in the water today that we have
collected a lot of data hopefully you
can fit them into the simulator to learn
what's going on here disconnected
ultimately the ambition is to use fuel
cells that draw hydrogen from the ocean
to power the submarines to travel
autonomously
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and for today's story getting a 10 out
of 10 please bear with me on a beautiful
day in Asheville North Carolina a
barefooted man was chilling in his chair
on his back porch until
bear David Oppenheimer could barely
contain his emotions freezing like
Frozen just him in a black bear locked
in a stair thankfully the bear seemed to
be just as scared as David I don't want
to be the bearer of bad news but this
could have turned out really badly
instead it gives us a pretty hilarious
moment all right time for our shout out
of the day Klamath Falls Oregon
Ponderosa Middle School we see you
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