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the greatest bank foods in history. A
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channeling billions into her company and she
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Sea. Tuned to Monaco Radio for
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more on the story throughout the
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day, But first a course in
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Vietnam has sentenced to death. A
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wealthy property developer for defrauding a
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bank of billions of dollars to
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May Land was found guilty of
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embezzlement, bribing state officials, and violating
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regulations to use her hidden ownership
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of a burned to obtain billions
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of dollars of loans for her
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own company. on Juri. Now by
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Bill Hasten associate fellow at some houses
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Asia Pacific programs and author of a
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brief history of Vietnam. A very good
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morning to build. Timonium.
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To just tell us it is
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a bit more about trying may
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learn. So she started off very
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humbling selling cause metics on a
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market stall and then rapidly rose
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us through making connections and deals.
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I'm and in a became were
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one of the richest women in
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said in Vietnam but you know
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of in the world I guess
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I'm of it is in some
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ways it's a very sceptical story
3:03
of how you make it in
3:05
Vietnam. gonna see connections. But
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also. To be a typical
3:10
in the size of the of
3:12
the the amounts of money that
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were of embezzles, she basically a
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los you her name wasn't on
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the papers. she basically owns ninety
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one percent of this bank through
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concerts and sell companies and things
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like that. And according to press
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reports ninety three percent of this
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banks lending went to her companies.
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So she was by she just using
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it as her personal or piggy bank
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and and I it's and she was
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in in cahoots with the guy who
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was the communist party secretary or in
3:43
out shipping city for many years. He
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was taken down a few years ago
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and that by cities have opened the
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door. Think for the prosecutors go after
3:52
her. Tell us a little bit more
3:54
about in the scale of the food him
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and thing. I've read somewhere that the the
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amounts of money embezzled this is more than
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twelve billion Us dollars is the equivalent almost
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three percent of Vietnamese gdp. Yeah
4:06
and I think she has been
4:08
total other All her of companies
4:10
have been told to pay back
4:12
a total of twenty seven billion
4:15
dollars and equivalent so images you
4:17
know i watering amounts of money
4:19
and especially because the bank was
4:21
lending to her companies to go
4:23
off and do projects and interviewed
4:25
Some of these were in of
4:27
like assume as a legitimate real
4:29
estate projects some of them were
4:31
in oh for her interpersonal estate
4:33
and it wasn't just Vietnamese her
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husband's. Arrives from Hong Kong and
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involves companies in Hong Kong and
4:40
Singapore. I guess in of one
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of those parts of the story
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is that she herself is from
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Vietnamese Chinese minorities and see has
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many connections sensitive go around the
4:51
region to a desperate get him
4:53
sweetie and and other Chinese communities
4:55
around Southeast Asia and that will
4:57
help to kind of bringing yet
4:59
more money into this impasse. Indeed,
5:01
Evans has a little bit more about
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the international effect has a stick as
5:06
internationally the Vietnam is the cowboys the
5:08
coming of of it. Rather important
5:10
manufacturing plant. It's economy is growing
5:12
fast, yet to have someone able
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to commit a crime this scale.
5:17
And what does it do for
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Vietnam's international reputation? Well
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he was the is is is
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it is increasingly important as a
5:26
manufacturing hub I'm butts that say
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i'm in the Samsung the that
5:30
the south to in of mobile
5:32
phone maker I'm in provide something
5:34
like assists of all Vietnam's manufacturing
5:36
exports this is a huge helps
5:38
us for some socks it's is
5:40
no way and near replacing China
5:42
same scale of Vietnam but a
5:45
lot of companies are looking at
5:47
Viet Nam as they try to
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hedge against risks in China at.
5:51
The moment. But as it with him
5:53
you know what What this tells us
5:55
is to handle our ways of doing
5:57
business and in Vietnam which are in
5:59
a lot. In a by the
6:01
books do like and headed to corruption
6:03
is the way the system works in
6:05
Vietnam. It's it's it's how they no
6:08
loyalty is maintains that spoils a shared
6:10
else and a fit for the idea
6:12
of eradicating corruption. I think it's just
6:14
a nonstarter in Viet Nam, com uns
6:17
in or it's it's is to to
6:19
some extent a kind of in a
6:21
still have our funds him occupied. Lots
6:23
of people in our town of who
6:25
have made their way up through the
6:28
system in a time of. When
6:30
a very loose ends in us
6:32
to basic regulation who was still
6:34
have the top and whose main
6:36
parties but getting things done rather
6:38
than and following the letter the
6:40
law. You meant to. Neither does
6:43
the idea of at wiping out corruption
6:45
in Vietnam is is a non starter
6:47
that it's If it was a decade
6:50
since a communist party that tried to
6:52
to launch an anti corruption campaign and
6:54
it. How Big a Scalp
6:56
is from May Lands. In terms
6:59
of this incentivizing those who want
7:01
to act in a corrupt manner
7:03
or indeed this this This is
7:05
this just the beginning of picking
7:08
outside the characters like this. For
7:11
the two parts of the venom is
7:13
anti corruption campaign of is launched by
7:15
the guy at the top of the
7:18
of the communist party as a way
7:20
of trying to cleanse the party itself.
7:22
All of. A Dangerous classes
7:24
is sort of corrupt individuals who
7:27
was seen as undermining the the
7:29
party's credibility and actually the sort
7:31
of the the political integrity of
7:33
the party so that part of
7:35
it but it's it's also a
7:38
source of factional battle is trying
7:40
to it of his opponents but
7:42
it's also you know that will
7:44
have these really egregious cases of
7:46
corruption and and embezzlement going on
7:48
a which the cause of many
7:51
people to be live in a
7:53
happy. And so yet
7:55
as is as many facets to
7:57
this but and as the whole
7:59
ways the sort of party conservative
8:01
than a maintain the support of
8:03
and wealthy business people and in
8:05
it's own members in a in
8:07
the system is by flows of
8:09
money instead of making sure that
8:11
patronage is that of shutouts among
8:13
and are launching of group of
8:15
people so take that away than
8:17
than what kind of binds people
8:20
together so i i think it's
8:22
it's it's and almost impossible task
8:24
is to get rid of course.
8:26
Only looking at what eighty five other
8:28
people have been charged in at Tongue
8:30
Melons case, an aunt who are they
8:32
in and. Were designed states
8:34
where they sit. In this whole the whole
8:37
system. Well
8:39
though mixture mean some of them have
8:41
family members but importantly increase In this
8:43
case of one of them was a
8:46
banking regulator the State Bank of Vietnam
8:48
who reportedly received over five million dollars
8:50
in bribes. To
8:52
bet is to to look the other
8:54
ways and you know when you have
8:56
of that amount of money floating around
8:58
in the system in oh Barry mind
9:00
that nominal state salaries are still in
9:03
the sort of hundreds maybe thousands of
9:05
dollars a month? A listener, just a
9:07
little bit. And is some
9:09
in of if a banking boston come up
9:11
and of you in a five million dollars
9:13
in or to to not ill ordered the
9:15
I'm the the banks books are sold as
9:17
you might and it's it's very hard seltzer
9:20
resistance of yours. you're low paid state official
9:22
so yeah I'm in the in of it
9:24
and we often talk about having one leg
9:26
in the system on one leg out of
9:28
the system. In a you have some you
9:30
know your connections in the systems you can
9:33
to help you and either you operates in
9:35
or in the private sector outside the political
9:37
system. But you acquire
9:39
connections on both sides in order to
9:41
function. And. Tennis little bit about bit
9:44
more about what happens next. Any given the
9:46
fact that he has been census to death
9:48
and and thus is perhaps on his in
9:50
of not just in terms of the scale
9:52
of hand Basil Little says it's Athena that
9:54
the sucking consequences how likely that to happen.
9:57
I think very unlikely myself. The
10:00
the death penalty itself is earth is
10:02
a state secret in Viet Nam says
10:04
very hard to find out exactly am
10:06
I know how many people are executed
10:08
in any one year of a them
10:10
has the distance requests. lot of crimes
10:12
including exact drug trafficking for example. But
10:15
a very surprised if someone is
10:18
in a in a text for
10:20
for embezzlement I usually have a
10:22
discount is imposed in in their
10:25
been other high profile corruption cases
10:27
the recent past as a means
10:29
of leverage. You know, kind of
10:31
erm you have to give. To
10:34
tell. Us everybody else he was involved you
10:36
have to give us back but one
10:38
of the assets that you stole all
10:40
else am and then that's to in
10:42
a by imposing the death penalty that's
10:44
focuses the mind of some off and
10:46
and the pressure was than on her
10:48
to name names am and maybe that
10:50
will become part of the political struggle
10:52
in Viet Nam of a who takes
10:54
over the communist party next who was
10:56
involved in her scandals idol some of
10:58
the about some giving back assets that
11:00
she may have hidden away in different
11:02
parts the country so even overseas. And
11:05
you mentioned other high profile corruption cases in
11:07
the past. How many more tongue may lancet
11:09
at a lacking ready to be prosecuted and
11:11
vote to triumph. Ah
11:13
it's of others have a good
11:15
question. The they
11:18
they. Tend. To sort of
11:20
start small digital corruption cases and they sort of
11:22
pull the thread and gradually kind of and they
11:24
work their way up the system. Usually
11:27
what has to happen is you have
11:29
to such as well. I'm not just
11:31
be corrupt that be ostentatiously corrupt and
11:34
you have to be involved with maybe.
11:37
Politicians. Who the that? The
11:39
guy had the guys and they're
11:41
almost all dog eyes of the
11:43
tops. Want to take down a
11:45
venomous or a decentralized political system
11:48
and so you get these different
11:50
cease in different cities and provinces.
11:52
Who can kind of run the
11:54
show in their own? Men are
11:56
part of the country and so.
11:58
When. The when The sense. In Annoys decides
12:00
things are getting out of hand and
12:03
it sends in the inspectors in the
12:05
police on the Anti Corruption Commission and
12:07
the Discipline Inspection Commission and it's kind
12:09
of rarely go through everybody's you know,
12:11
white paper pens and and and and
12:13
take people down. So really you have
12:16
to fall out of political favor with.
12:18
With with Hanoi and then they sends
12:20
the teams in Am. So if if
12:22
you kind of and I'll play along
12:25
with the commit the demands of the
12:27
the party leadership and you keep delivery
12:29
economic growth your kind of seem to
12:31
do the right thing he probably get
12:33
away with it but then something medicine
12:36
tip the balance and and flatter favor
12:38
cel. Hasten Thank you as at Us Attorney guess I'm
12:40
Monique already has. You're listening to The Gabler. Nine
12:48
Thirty Nine in Moscow Seven says he
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name here in London. Now the veneration
12:52
President Alexander Lukashenko is in Moscow for
12:54
a two day trip meeting President Putin
12:56
for talks spices it look as and
12:58
Co has had a reputation for being
13:00
a steadfast supporter of that imitate him
13:02
that lately there have been pence points.
13:04
First in the summer of last year
13:07
after the Wagner Tc a guinea pig
13:09
goes and attempted a nice sunny against
13:11
it in Isabella Recently that he helped
13:13
broker a deal to allow pregerson and
13:15
Centers his prices to go to the
13:17
risk. Of months in at
13:19
the aftermath of the terror attack
13:21
on the Crocus Music Hall in
13:23
Moscow. the percentage contradicted claims by
13:25
Vladimir Putin that the attackers were
13:27
initially hitting to Ukraine was tense
13:29
near internet authentic, the A Cooker,
13:31
his agenda, some enemies, and the
13:33
chief political. Advisor to the leader of
13:36
the been a recent democratic movement. That
13:38
sit lana see kind of sky us a very good
13:40
morning to for like. A good
13:42
word is important. As I just tell us a
13:44
little bit about the official purpose of the consensus is
13:47
it to piece it to see them as hated. Festival
13:51
at me correctly in the begins you call
13:53
look herself of the president but you're
13:55
not. Though the particle district with asked him
13:57
as president he became a criminal courses the.
14:00
We're in dollar was and they're putting
14:02
up with a know this visits that
14:04
are taken place unless you years they
14:06
remind me of this he answers So
14:08
psychotherapy. Because. These two dictators
14:10
the need each other and they
14:12
are trying to show to their
14:14
population that everything is under control.
14:16
The war is going well as
14:18
they are trying to evade sanctions
14:20
and this visit say yesterday talk
14:22
sent a stocks. It's just another
14:24
attempt to show that two dictators
14:26
are winning the the west as
14:28
lose him. Of course they will
14:30
be talking about the rate and
14:32
sanctions a game They will be
14:34
talking about that western as threats
14:36
her to belittle Sauce and Union
14:38
State. But I don't think you
14:40
know that these meetings the mean a
14:43
lot that it's and nine teams meet
14:45
him can last year and a half
14:47
nineteen and it's a one hundred. Seek
14:49
peace Meet him in last twenty years.
14:51
So I think you know there are
14:54
no more than Pr from this from
14:56
this can be a little bit more.
14:58
For neck as to whether Lucas and
15:00
a cast still is two tins toughest
15:03
I'm in a mentioned a moment ago
15:05
that's cracks emerged last year when Yevgeny
15:07
Precaution at marched on Moscow and it
15:09
was look percent of his stepped in
15:12
and want everybody to calm things down
15:14
and then Wagner The group ended up
15:16
going to better. Breeze. Or
15:19
yep this the sir her think with
15:21
forgotten that reminds the netflix show you
15:23
know because there was a mutiny on
15:26
everyone salt lake or put in as
15:28
get him to that advance. And. Because
15:30
of the come to moscow and suddenly
15:32
look recently peers and it's hims up
15:34
Lucas uncle was asked by put him
15:36
to become a mediator between the gotten
15:38
up with him and then the he
15:40
invited for goes into minsk give him
15:42
but she gave him the safety security
15:44
guarantees which meant nothing in there because
15:46
because it was killed on the plane
15:49
look essential was try and of course
15:51
to adopt so the Wagner group and
15:53
to use Wagner mercenaries for his own
15:55
defense but very soon all this fuck
15:57
their mercenaries they left. Most. Of
15:59
them they left them. it was because
16:01
I'm they have a worked for money
16:03
and Lucas and thirty have this money
16:06
to pay them. So I've I could
16:08
say that the oldest story with Bachmann
16:10
and precaution it belittles is over only
16:12
few.of them still in the country. mostly
16:15
work in a strainer says instructors but
16:17
Buccaneers organization does not exist and Bellows
16:19
anymore. Tennis a little bit more about
16:21
the aftermath and such as the only attacks
16:23
on the crack his whole in in Moscow
16:25
because that in if it in an immediate
16:27
aftermath said that the. Ukrainian
16:30
nationalists had been preparing and a router
16:32
the skates is it to the terrorist
16:34
attack is that them look essential comes
16:37
on and says he orchestrated we have
16:39
our suspicions of to about ten of
16:41
them a night and tentacle pretend to
16:43
convey my says his suspicions. He gave
16:45
the impression that he was contradicting Vladimir
16:47
Putin publicly. Or
16:50
as he the airplane and the same
16:52
orchestra but they are blamed different instruments
16:54
or sometimes their messages are are controversial
16:56
because they send them to different. Audiences
16:59
for food or it's important to just.
17:01
Use credence. And
17:03
for recently support them for so that
17:06
enemies everywhere and to consolidate security apparatus
17:08
to so that all terrorists are com
17:10
and this is why you have three
17:12
nights or out so they're working there
17:14
for differences are good. And
17:17
tennis is a bit more about didn't
17:20
give. He discusses that these meetings are
17:22
having happening regularly, but what does that
17:24
suggest about the role that Belarus is
17:26
playing out with. Russia in the
17:29
war against Ukraine. What is the latest? So
17:33
no shillings know missiles launched from
17:35
Pillar started to a more belittle.
17:37
Certainly did not participate in Below
17:39
Society a very strong anti war
17:41
consensus. Last survey I sold us
17:43
months on the three percent of
17:46
below. Some support artists are suitable
17:48
of sodomy pop look ascent against
17:50
money on the were twelve enterprises
17:52
right now could use stop for
17:54
us and military for us and
17:56
thanks the armor to be coast
17:58
so those became. The military assembly
18:00
shop for Russian army and the for
18:03
pushing that are important to have control
18:05
over. belittles as the buffer zone between
18:07
Nato countries and rush. Just
18:11
as much as Vladimir Putin needs
18:13
and Belarus and a looker Santos
18:15
have to keep his at war
18:17
machine going and keep his international
18:20
strength getting. Yes,
18:22
absolutely she needs a piece of each
18:24
other. We spoke for some friends or
18:26
to have to know have control over
18:29
belittle, sick of military or to put
18:31
up and put in your super soaker
18:33
because he sheep in oh he's like
18:35
species a regime in France during the
18:38
Second World War Ii know when A
18:40
formally it's and the bible and silver
18:42
in couch and government. But. The
18:44
fox to serve in the interest of
18:46
Metropole which is Moscow in our case.
18:48
So let's go to Lucas and cousin
18:50
defined the players he burrow implements older
18:52
waters with are coming from Moscow. And
18:55
as a result how long do you think look for center
18:57
will stay in power? Given more he suggests is that he
19:00
will stay as long as to see him once in their.
19:04
Boots and will support two percent of till
19:06
the very last moment but look for centuries
19:08
much less people than which was because support
19:10
and Russia Russian support the war many of
19:13
them of course but them Belarusian gossip is
19:15
more for giles so I think you know
19:17
when trend useful start with the Europeans are
19:19
attuned to will open a little seed a
19:21
big things happening in Belo said We must
19:24
be prepared for the strengths. And finally
19:26
when it comes to mounting in
19:28
opposition to this Emily so in
19:30
Russia what happens or a leg
19:32
saying The Valley and his posse
19:34
miss memoirs coming out in October
19:36
which and will serve as a
19:38
oh my sit at a template
19:40
to many in terms of has
19:42
a man to resistance against or
19:44
a regime. What effect does the
19:47
story of Know Valley in the
19:49
death of Novelli have on your
19:51
attempt to try to secure independence
19:53
and freedom in Belarus. It
19:55
is shocking is a second all of us
19:57
because with of thousands of people are else.
20:00
Hostages and look recent gossip Kgb presence
20:02
in Belarus we don't know fates of
20:04
many supplement to candles Cower a leader
20:06
she didn't hear about her husband anything
20:09
for more than one he or she
20:11
doesn't know if he's a at all
20:13
of two days ago another political prisoner
20:15
type every month someone dies and because
20:18
of the reasons and we need this
20:20
funk international reaction I think it's have
20:22
asked for the United Nations to stop
20:24
the best in presence of look Awesome
20:27
consultant. For an exec?
20:29
Okay, thank you. As advantage earning his own
20:31
Monaco radiate Still to come on. Today's dragon.
20:34
We learned this week footsteps
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news had decided Justice wants
20:38
to try approaching science and
20:40
it's own tunes. As you
20:42
know what I like about it said Jonathan as
20:44
I feel that it's full circle on the word
20:47
Corona, I can't really find any political agenda As
20:49
a striker. Yeah, he'd As the
20:51
saying goes, a beer. Or
20:53
him or from Andrew Miller a little later
20:55
on the Globalist. Yes,
21:01
Zuma. Nine hundred Investment Analyst
21:03
over one hundred different on.
21:07
On the nine hundred saw Moines
21:09
and Session In the world of
21:11
Finance and I. Find
21:14
out who's helping. Consensus?
21:16
Yes. And
21:25
your back with a globalist as me and and
21:27
else in the time his sister approaching seven twenty
21:29
two here in London. Let's continue with a look
21:31
at today's newspaper we had to Nairobi to hear
21:33
from the Vienna costs are very good morning. Seen
21:35
the V this. how's it looking where you are.
21:38
I did. I did say that the reigns
21:40
with comedians events as come to that of
21:42
a wet morning here but usually the sun
21:44
comes out in about an hour or so
21:46
so it's not to ask. Okay glad to
21:48
hear it and glad to hear that set
21:50
we're now tending at the globe. Listen see
21:52
the at that the Kenyan weather forecast is
21:54
is becoming of the rather reliable that little
21:56
thing to do divina tennis's in the papers
21:58
as he would. Yes
22:00
I think one of the biggest stories
22:03
on the continent is says am it
22:05
looks like a quoting soon I did
22:07
this as they to be in the
22:09
country of knees and West Africa that's
22:12
a nice air and Russia are going
22:14
to increase ministry corporation according to stay
22:16
C D one hundred me to train
22:18
as some ask for air from Russia
22:21
arise this week and I watched the
22:23
broadcast and as there was a very
22:25
clear that there was a song called
22:27
between Study The Pussy and and the.
22:30
Lead of the ministry the talking
22:32
about multi sexual cooperation in these
22:34
air as we also saw Russian
22:36
ministry and structures instructors. onto the
22:39
speaking friend saying they had come
22:41
to support the government and from
22:43
what we understand around a hundred
22:46
military trainers have arrived as well
22:48
as an Edison system and what
22:50
do you believe that they will
22:52
do. Well
22:55
I think it is a person
22:57
that we have seen in other
22:59
countries in the region and Russia
23:01
wants to increase in energy. Corporation
23:04
is presenting itself as a country
23:06
outside Africa the doesn't have the
23:08
colonial footprints on the continent. He
23:10
says he can support of the
23:13
new Syrian Army that is struggling
23:15
with an insecurity issues in the
23:17
south of the country. And it
23:19
has done. It has sort of
23:22
increased. Similar the Corporation in Mali.
23:24
In Burkina Faso and am I probably
23:26
most successfully in the Central African Republic
23:28
Tell us about within that wide Wimp
23:30
locations are as a result of what
23:33
you to said that at the fact
23:35
that that this is now happening right
23:37
across various areas including a. Bus.
23:39
Events and then the says health of the
23:41
fact that these are as being drawn into
23:44
this as well. What I'm I'm one of
23:46
the long term implications. Is
23:48
as except for western countries have
23:51
were relying on nice ass to
23:53
sort of slurs standing blood she
23:55
corporation partner in this as hell.
23:57
This is a very worrying development.
24:00
is it something that they have
24:02
been concerned about for a couple
24:04
of months and it's important to
24:06
remember that Europe European union but
24:08
also easily the Uk the United
24:11
States has added basis they're having
24:13
Ccs political fray since the news
24:15
area previously get news or and
24:17
government also supported as anti migration
24:20
measures that the Europeans wanted them
24:22
to take em and I think
24:24
it's we will now see increased
24:26
military cooperation and possibly also at
24:28
increased economic cooperation. Because that is
24:31
what we have seen For example
24:33
them says One Second Republic where
24:35
and Brussels has been very active
24:37
in exploiting the minerals that are
24:39
and that are available in Central
24:41
African Republic in return for military
24:43
protection To a central governments that
24:45
let's move on to a story
24:47
that's being reported by Se in
24:49
in France but it says it
24:51
with molly and this do with
24:53
the authorities in Mali have effectively
24:56
and suspended every party political group
24:58
haven't they and of and and.
25:00
Yeah it's amenities and had which is no
25:02
imposing gets his ways. Yes,
25:04
Isn't A has been in say
25:06
since August Twenty Twenty. the soon
25:09
to is also supported by Russia
25:11
and they were supposed to hold
25:13
elections air on March Twenty Six
25:15
these words and delayed indefinitely They
25:17
say for technical reasons and at
25:19
the end of March and eighty
25:22
political parties and associations had called
25:24
for a return to the constitutional
25:26
order and Marlies of it also
25:28
calls or to hold presidential elections
25:30
as soon as possible and this
25:33
announcement to suspend. All political activity
25:35
seems to be a response to
25:37
this end to this basically call
25:39
the Money She Don't has said
25:41
that basically all political parties are
25:44
now banned from activities at public
25:46
is to the teas and it
25:48
also imposed a ban on media
25:50
coverage of political lies yesterday. So
25:52
am I think it looks like
25:55
the the government is cracking down.
25:57
It is. And it is. So
25:59
Five. Been able to really perform for
26:01
the for the public security to a situation in
26:03
Mali as actually wasn't in the last couple of
26:06
years so I think we will have to that.
26:08
we'll wait and see house help if they are
26:10
prepared to crack down even more. What has caused
26:12
them to do this right now because as he
26:15
says is Vince has been in a in in
26:17
power since sorts. The good part of for yes
26:19
no. Yes, I
26:21
mean M D that issue leader
26:24
has been announcing that he's going
26:26
to hold elections every year. These
26:28
elections are always delays and but
26:31
it is also meant that due
26:33
to the lattice am a constitutional
26:35
order and a from outside has
26:38
been cut and Molly's increasingly relying
26:40
on Russia and am I think
26:42
the fact that the country has
26:45
not been able to deliver economically
26:47
for his top of for the
26:49
public no military. It not been
26:51
able to get the messy situation under
26:53
control and Molly also has security problems
26:55
in the north of the country and
26:58
I think his it has meant that
27:00
there has been more pressure from civil
27:02
society organizations. on the minute she government
27:04
to step down and introduce a constitutional
27:06
order again and this is a push
27:08
back against this at Now let's move
27:10
to where you are to Kenya and
27:12
and the Conference of Catholic Bishops through
27:14
the pronounced on the on the say
27:16
so the country's economy. Is
27:19
I think it's is something we keep
27:21
on talking about here. The country is
27:23
Am or the budget is under a
27:26
lot of pressure because the country has
27:28
to repay foreign debt and in order
27:30
to secure ins loans that president has
27:33
introduced higher taxes on fuel but also
27:35
on other goods on income. and he
27:37
has increased income tax And this goes
27:39
hand in hand with increased inflation of
27:42
the last two to three years. So
27:44
am I mean? I think we've talked
27:46
about it fair number of times. That
27:49
the Old Republic it's really struggling financially.
27:51
But now the Kenyan Conference of Catholic
27:53
Bishops Us has indeed stepped in. They
27:56
made a public statement saying that I'm
27:58
asking basically President Router to stagger the
28:00
new taxes he plans to introduce to
28:03
avoid overburdening the public and they also
28:05
said that and the high level of
28:07
taxation and the country has led to
28:09
a mental has increased mental distress among
28:12
the citizens and sleep. But interesting it's
28:14
It is something that we've all been
28:16
observing, but I think is interesting that
28:19
the Catholic Church has decided to step
28:21
into this. Finally let's go to South
28:23
Africa and look at what you might
28:26
see would be of a fairly innocuous
28:28
piece of rope. That info. On
28:30
close inspection it appears to be a
28:32
stingray and when you do even more
28:34
research on when others have done more
28:36
research, it appears to be a hundred
28:39
and thirty thousand year old piece of
28:41
ah. Yes
28:43
I'm so the researchers who undertook
28:45
this piece of their old days
28:48
that Nelson Mandela University in South
28:50
Africa say ah that they do
28:52
say it is quite tricky to
28:55
exactly determine what it is, how
28:57
old it is and what it
28:59
depicts but they do think indeed
29:01
that based on for this analysis
29:04
they dates and and it with
29:06
realize that this piece of rock
29:08
is a hundred and thirty thousand
29:11
years old at that Someone. Created
29:13
it to resemble an endemic blue sting
29:15
ray. Em is this is old shrew
29:17
than it is probably sort of the
29:20
oldest peace or the oldest example of
29:22
human of the human creating an image
29:24
of another feature and they are saying
29:27
they're trying to kind of tested even
29:29
further. but it's M as it is,
29:31
but interesting to look at, it isn't
29:33
Athena. Thank you so much Sunday for
29:36
joining us on the program the A
29:38
Listening to the Globalist. I wasn't Athena
29:40
Casa on the line from Nairobi. The
29:43
time in London is seven thirty. A quick look,
29:45
not the latest headlines. Feel
29:49
say his older it's employees in
29:51
Israel not to travel as a
29:53
certain parts of the country. Amid
29:55
fears of an attack by Iran,
29:57
embassy staff have been restricted to
29:59
the great to Jerusalem said the
30:01
than the air sever areas if
30:03
fellas an attack by Israel on
30:05
the Iranian consulate in Syria, Uk
30:07
and Germany have both urged around
30:09
not to escalate the situation. A
30:11
large power plant near Chief has
30:13
been destroyed by a Russian missile
30:15
strike path. Facilities across Ukraine were
30:17
also affected by attacks. Breathing fresh
30:19
fears about the country's energy systems.
30:21
For them is Alinsky. The President
30:23
has lonesome appeal to Western allies
30:25
the more aerial support. A fighter
30:27
jet belonging to the Peruvian Air
30:29
Force. Is missing of the communication
30:31
was lost as it carried out
30:33
low altitude training. The search and
30:35
rescue team was dispatched immediately after
30:38
the Mirage. Two things and free
30:40
to plane lost contact during the
30:42
exercise in the south of the
30:44
country and Britain's Royal Mail says
30:46
it's working to remove counterfeit stems
30:48
from circulation of the claims they
30:50
were originating in China has been
30:52
rise in the number think since
30:54
been bought from retailers something suggestions
30:56
have been sanctioned by the to
30:58
any state attorneys embassy. In London
31:00
has dismissed the story as absurd. This
31:03
is a globalist stay tuned. For
31:13
you to Geneva in the moment to hear
31:15
about what's his and wonders Alexey what their.
31:17
But first let's enjoy Andrew Mullahs take on
31:20
what we've learned to sleep. We
31:31
learned this week footsteps news
31:33
had decided just this once
31:35
to trim reproaching science and
31:37
it's own terms. As. You know
31:39
what I like about it says on Athena I feel that
31:41
it's full circle on the word. Corona right?
31:44
Because. Thought were all in
31:46
the middle of the Corona virus
31:48
our our over three years and
31:50
it had such an obvious negative
31:52
connotation. Allow ever talking about the
31:54
Corona of the sign, right? and
31:57
it's extraordinary and something uplifting. And
31:59
although I love that people have
32:01
no further, I can't really find
32:03
any political agenda destroyed. So you
32:05
can made by an ib you
32:07
know he has been so he
32:10
goes he be. So
32:21
we learned this week that he thought
32:23
he was any subject into which a
32:25
certain six some of us broadcast media
32:27
could not to whom they moved. Obsession
32:30
with the Mexican border? You were room.
32:33
Rare. Celestial event collide with a policy
32:35
failure On the ground, The southern border
32:37
will be directly and the path of
32:39
totality Today when the moon covers the
32:41
son. We. Landed Fox News probably we're
32:44
assuming and probably not without reason that
32:46
lead to Rome. What are your views
32:48
moink will assume that he total Solar
32:50
Eclipse was not as it is a
32:53
recurrent astronomical event which can be predicted
32:55
to the minute. Centuries in advanced spitting
32:57
stood a portent of s get home
33:00
akin to the birth of a two
33:02
headed go to His. We
33:22
learned that among persons to me that
33:24
cohort and who can at least clean
33:27
to be diligently representing their constituency was
33:29
the Us Congress woman ending but Marjorie
33:31
Time the Greens At which point we
33:33
must again thank the voters of the
33:35
Georgia Fourteenth for the ongoing contribution to
33:38
the General go you to eat at
33:40
minimum for making moist much easier for
33:42
the compiles of whimsical news monologues. We
33:47
learned the Congresswoman Green, was
33:49
concerned that the eclipse was
33:51
in fact some sort of
33:53
Hungary. We
33:56
learn that as Mtg sorts, the eclipse
33:58
was me levy. First Horsemen of
34:00
the Apocalypse as she posted thus on
34:03
that social media platform owned by someone
34:05
even see may will think is a
34:07
bit weird as will now be read
34:09
by Monocles. End Times Desk Chief Laura
34:11
Kramer. God Ascending America, strong
34:14
science to tell us to
34:16
replant earthquakes and eclipses and
34:18
many more things to come
34:20
up. Pray that our country
34:22
lessons, We
34:29
learned when we looked it up as
34:31
Mtg clearly has not that is her
34:33
country listened to people who actually know
34:36
anything. they would know that we already
34:38
know that the next total Solar Eclipse
34:40
visible from the United States is due
34:42
on August twenty third. Two thousand and
34:44
fourteen for it's a Tuesday. it's with
34:47
the best views available from Montana and
34:49
the Dakotas circuit. Late afternoon opportunist listeners
34:51
willing to play you the long game
34:53
should think about predicting this to Mtg
34:56
voters may be a few weeks ahead
34:58
and thereby. Cause the credulous jungles
35:00
of the Georgia for things
35:02
to prostrate themselves in worship.
35:13
Still, what we learned that it had
35:15
been coined the been a Week. For
35:18
Americans Being confused by things we learned
35:20
that the Us Department of State was
35:22
experiencing difficulties telling the difference between this.
35:33
And this. Which
35:42
is not to say that the Us
35:44
Department of State was struggling to tell
35:46
dismal Swedish folk music from annoying Swiss
35:48
yodeling as such, merely to illustrate that
35:51
we learned by could not tell Sweden
35:53
from Switzerland at all. we learned this
35:55
from a Sprint department broadcast which feature
35:57
they call to map of Europe. Displayed
36:00
wedged in between France, Germany,
36:02
Austria, Italy, and Liechtenstein. Sweden.
36:06
Ah, no insane as they did
36:08
spell Liechtenstein correctly, which is more
36:10
than we have ever managed. Although
36:12
in our defense, this is largely
36:14
because we simply don't care for
36:16
when. I
36:20
was. Anyway,
36:23
settle down. We learned when we looked
36:25
into this a bit further that there
36:27
is an entire sub genre of public
36:30
relations dedicated to delineating the difference between
36:32
the two somewhat similar names nations as
36:34
in this. Video from Visit
36:36
Sweden address to They Need
36:39
Namesakes just To promote Loud
36:41
noises. Success. Yards
36:43
allowed. To return freedom
36:45
get. Them. On.
36:48
A lot of. The little. And
36:51
this response from Switzerland's ambassador to the
36:53
clearly confused you as a which he
36:55
should try calling me you were You
36:57
see how they like it. Speaking.
36:59
Of Ikea. A real
37:02
example of sweetest engineering citizens
37:04
in returns or the simplicity
37:06
home with your. House.
37:13
Without. A proper in. The
37:18
proper term. Is the First
37:20
life. Very. Reliable.
37:23
And very multi functional. Nobody's
37:26
of course, ridiculous that anybody could
37:28
ever really get Sweden and Switzerland
37:30
confused as they aren't to extremely
37:32
different countries one known for being
37:34
rich and some the meatballs an
37:37
obsession with utilitarian minimalist design, the
37:39
almost antiseptic cleanliness of of streets,
37:41
the reliability of of my waist
37:43
arguably somewhat the must and attitude
37:45
visa be of multiculturalism speak frankly,
37:48
unnecessary quantity of accordion in it's
37:50
indigenous music and not being massively
37:52
keen on was. While the
37:54
other is et cetera, europe really old
37:56
much the same once you get off
37:59
the ferry. The Monocle Radio. I'm
38:01
Andrew. Andrew
38:06
if you enjoyed that than another installment of what
38:08
we learned as at the same time next week.
38:10
Right here on the Globalist. a moniker eighty.
38:23
Eight Thirty Eight in Geneva which is where
38:26
we had p neck figure but watches and.
38:28
Wonders The lox a watch says it's
38:30
own this week and Salazar until now.
38:32
From the event I monocles markets at
38:34
Ss and luck treats Brenda to the
38:37
a very good morning T Brenda. And
38:40
morning and last and even looking today.
38:43
You know it's just quite as
38:45
I mean Geneva on the late
38:48
the late glistening just super wonderful
38:50
supersede all those beautiful hotels on
38:52
and then the shuttle. To.
38:54
Watches and wonder So yeah have you been on the
38:56
subtly as and this have you go? I end of
38:58
a set of what the scene. Well. It's
39:01
it. Everything is pretty seamless here
39:03
up. you know, once you hop
39:05
out of the and shuttle you're
39:08
in the sewage L a X
39:10
though where there is every kind
39:12
of watch you could imagine. I
39:14
mean talk about being over stimulated.
39:17
All of the heavy hitters I
39:19
dare card to a Rolex Van
39:21
Cleef and are false to turn.
39:24
On. Fantastic memory.
39:26
And did I mean what is
39:28
in one does website is in
39:30
Geneva becomes the international capital of
39:32
time. Atheism. I
39:35
think that's true. I think it's true. It's
39:37
if you like to watch that's where you
39:39
need to had if it actually open to
39:41
the public from the as thirteenth to the
39:44
fifteenth so I would say you know some
39:46
on down and then. Look at
39:48
all the watches their stunning indeed The weekend out
39:50
with them those the public that you've you've been
39:52
around and said just as tell us a little
39:55
bit about in you mentioned don't have been at
39:57
the fact that the big names is there and
39:59
what. Talking about and what are
40:01
they interested in this year. I
40:04
mean, I. I went to say
40:06
that. I mean, obviously they're talking
40:08
and promoting of bad their own
40:11
brands, but I would say there
40:13
is a distinctive kind of turnaround
40:15
from the super huge chunk he
40:18
watches now on are becoming smaller,
40:20
a little more discreet, and streamlined.
40:22
I think that's the big message
40:25
that I saw here. You know
40:27
they're trying to pack all if
40:29
they're complications into something much, much
40:32
slimmer and us finer. And
40:34
and smaller. And
40:36
circumference. So the. The.
40:39
Bezel have jumped from may be
40:41
forty six or millimeters to you
40:43
know or. A
40:45
fine twenty nine weeks and we found
40:48
most sophisticated and and vinegar a lot
40:50
more elegant. Doing that to me sounds
40:52
like a bit of a breath of
40:54
fresh air business. I. Mean
40:56
I think for both men and women
40:58
yeah it is refreshing. It's funny how
41:01
your your eye on you know is
41:03
places by something not bigger but ah
41:05
something smaller Now I mean. What
41:08
caught your eye? Well
41:10
so far had the most
41:12
exquisite. Cocktail. Watches
41:14
sort of with a nod
41:16
to the nineteen sixties Malik
41:19
Kite faces. Big.
41:21
Time and vessels are again
41:23
though small, small circumference either.
41:25
with us a green crocodile
41:27
strap to match the green
41:30
Malik I'd say East or
41:32
are you know, a gold
41:34
Last is beautifully articulated, strapped
41:36
on. Just so elegant
41:39
on the wrist. Really really
41:41
incredible and mean something sensing
41:43
for the evening. I would
41:45
say that was gorgeous. Who
41:47
blow really surprised me? I
41:50
mean they're famous for their
41:52
Big Bang watches and then
41:54
they have introduced this year
41:56
something twenty nine millimeter Bezel.
41:58
Something so. I. Like and
42:01
and. And weekend
42:03
and yet powerful, you know? And
42:05
rose gold on something you could
42:08
wear proudly all day long and
42:10
into the evenings male or female.
42:12
I think it works on both
42:15
wrists. That was pretty cool. or
42:17
there's something for everyone here a
42:20
minute. Heavy heavy hitters I parts?
42:22
yeah, you know, the kings of
42:24
their contents. Streamline, Slender Watch Arms
42:27
are selling everything. It is a
42:29
list like walking into you know
42:31
and that. The Archive of watches.
42:34
They had watches from the nineteen
42:36
twenties from the thirties and then
42:38
they showed you how they have
42:41
amended them into something explicit for
42:43
the two thousand, so that was
42:45
pretty special. Their animal watches are,
42:47
I mean just. The. Best I've
42:50
ever seen. An intimacy little bit more
42:52
of these changing the shape of the
42:54
of the new or altering the way
42:56
it looks, the way that it feels
42:58
You. To. I would imagine have
43:00
to change what you used to to
43:03
make, sees what's isn't and and what
43:05
the ideas behind them other a difference
43:07
Materials being introduced to this process. A.
43:09
Lot of titanium which of course it's
43:12
is completely the opposite of you know,
43:14
a heavy gold watch and and and
43:16
it was very deceptive. You know it
43:19
looks like it's going to be happy
43:21
and then titanium is such a light
43:23
and durable and strong arm material. and
43:25
and he puppet on your wrist and
43:28
how it's you hardly know you got
43:30
anything on your wrist at all. So
43:32
I mean that was a certain trend.
43:35
There was a lot of ceramic on
43:37
a lot of titanium and on that.
43:39
It was kind of marvelous to seats
43:41
and will watch. What steps
43:44
in ceramic does well in in wonderful
43:46
colors to There was a lot of
43:48
color. We went to see
43:50
i know Moss or yesterday evening
43:52
and that they had a whole
43:54
wall showing all of their watches
43:56
and really was a kaleidoscope of
43:58
colors of ice. Green color is
44:01
really fantastic. I'm in the most
44:03
wonderful combinations and you know they've
44:05
been making watches for one hundred
44:08
and seventy five years on and
44:10
said boy do they do it
44:12
well and their entry point to
44:14
buy a watch you know was
44:17
an far below you know let's
44:19
say a happy medium or who
44:21
blokes you know which is much
44:24
more expensive on you know, tenfold.
44:26
So there's something for everybody here
44:28
really and truly friend. What are you
44:30
bringing back to me? What
44:33
would I like to bring back for? Yeah
44:35
I mean I think I bring you got
44:38
the on a show pied on the time
44:40
and and malik I'd watch. definitely. I'm not
44:42
sure emma to want to go gold and
44:44
the strap or it would you prefer the
44:46
green card crocodile? I might have a problem
44:49
getting the green crocodile out. Of here of
44:51
course I might need. Some kind of
44:53
an endangered species certificate.
44:56
Or. We just go gold. Never
44:59
quite fancy cars it out of get a
45:01
okay up on have to work on that
45:04
today for you. Know that
45:06
my take all afternoon. Okay. Okay
45:09
to them and have to think she
45:12
turning it. On the line from anything you listening
45:14
to the go. Easy
45:20
On is a global. Financial Services man
45:22
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45:24
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45:26
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45:29
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45:31
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45:35
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45:40
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45:47
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45:50
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45:52
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45:57
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46:00
have a major in size and opinion.
46:02
Sir me, Bss fool around the world.
46:15
War Correspondents is Gabriel A and I'm delighted say
46:17
he turns on the line that from stuck on
46:19
good Morning Gabriel. Your morning. And
46:21
right, tell us about this
46:24
amazing announcement that a low
46:26
cost airline in India has
46:28
become the third most valuable
46:30
airline company in the in
46:32
the world. Less. Radio says
46:34
Indigo the a low cost airline of India's
46:36
really fast growing. In general India In the
46:38
aviation situation, commercial aviation is is sort of
46:41
the most exciting place to watch right now
46:43
in the world because of how fast it's
46:45
growing and Indigo as surpass now Southwest Airlines,
46:47
Us Allen in terms of market cap becoming
46:50
the third most valuable in the world and
46:52
this is an airline that last year place
46:54
in order for five hundred eighty three twenty
46:56
planes in one order. So you talking about
46:58
this sort of stratospheric growth or which makes
47:01
sense which he when you consider that India
47:03
has been. Sort of traditionally underserved. Very
47:05
big population and as is on
47:07
the rise so interesting times there.
47:09
Indeed, So is this. It's it's. it's. A
47:12
game of catch up here being done by
47:14
Indigo in terms of finally being able to
47:16
serve the C N that the consumers that
47:18
said are out there? or is this also
47:20
a sign of the ambition that it has.
47:23
I. Think it's both a you know you you
47:25
have. The ambition is based on the fact
47:28
that they're they're seeing that they can sort
47:30
of stimulate demand, bring people and aircraft have
47:32
never flown before and that is happening alongside
47:34
a growing economy obviously and are serving. Like
47:36
I mentioned this this huge population of potential
47:38
customers, right? many of whom had not traditionally
47:41
flown and now can with something like a
47:43
low cost airline. At the same time, you
47:45
have Air India completely, you know, renovating it's
47:47
fleet, changing it's direction entirely. After being taken
47:49
over by the Tata group, they also ordered
47:52
hundreds of planes last year. So. You know
47:54
that this to sort of a it's a good place
47:56
to be at an ambitious airline. right now. It's incredible,
47:58
right? Let's move to bowling and. Quick Three
48:00
I was on a Boeing seven three seven
48:02
or eight hundred yesterday and my twelve year
48:05
old son turn around and said mum is
48:07
a big gonna fall off this plane and
48:09
that suggests perhaps that the reputation of this
48:11
issues it's that Boeing has his are extended.
48:13
even two preteens. Yeah. It's
48:16
true, it's really best any others happened with
48:18
the with the latest of spate of of
48:20
Boeing issues especially the the door plug that
48:22
that blew out in flight that that really
48:24
sort of reignited people's fears of the seven.
48:26
there's of a max of course and also
48:28
just sort of called into question. You know
48:30
Boeings quality which is a rare in a
48:32
right to call into question. but of course
48:34
there there's this idea that there's been this
48:36
kind of a significant uptick in in incidents
48:38
around the seven Thirty Seven and the several
48:40
times had an interesting article looking at that
48:42
your has it really increased or is it
48:44
more a matter of this. Perception or which is
48:46
understandable of course. And they found that pretty much
48:48
at least looking at the U, there hasn't been
48:50
a significant rise and and many of the safety
48:53
and incidents that have been happening with the Seven
48:55
Thirty Seven have to do with things that are
48:57
universally have nothing to do with Boeing such as
48:59
turbulence events. So of the it is interesting to
49:01
look as a sort of perception and how people
49:03
are feeling. which is I like you say as
49:05
it's very much like that right now people are
49:08
voting December Seventh all over the place. But but
49:10
actually in reality you know that still Asus plane
49:12
to fly with We look at the numbers. How
49:14
it all people now avoiding traveling on on
49:16
on on a Boeing. Anecdotally.
49:19
Yes, this is what I hear. I mean, I,
49:21
you know, just sort of speaking to people. In
49:23
general, people want to make sure of ways it
49:25
is. There are certain people who will actively avoid,
49:27
Right though, they'll go out of their way. There
49:29
are others who are just kind of looking at
49:31
an alternative. If there's an Airbus that's as easy
49:33
to take, they'll take that one right answer. There's
49:35
different levels of this, but there is definitely a
49:37
change in the sort of feeling around Boeing aircraft
49:39
among the sort of you know, the traveling public
49:41
in general. I would say. That it does
49:43
create a big problem for banning, doesn't it?
49:46
It's. A huge problem. I mean they, they have
49:48
so many problems right now. I'm and it all
49:50
kind of comes back to the sort of fundamental
49:53
culture at the company which of we now it's
49:55
become such a problem and so much in the
49:57
news and so much on the minds of everybody
49:59
including airlines. The airlines were the ones
50:01
that got together to pretty much force out
50:03
of the currency over leaving later this year.
50:05
Now welcome news from my opinion. but but
50:08
yeah, it's a big problem that they have
50:10
to really address. That. The mean, how do
50:12
they go back and addressing something which
50:14
now becomes in Isn't that the consummate
50:16
chatter when you board a plane? Now.
50:19
Yes, Kinetic Times I think you know the sent
50:21
this as they say. You have always said that
50:23
the sort of the flying public has a short
50:25
memory and that is also true but this has
50:28
been such a big. A big says
50:30
an ongoing story and people have been so
50:32
conscious of it. and and city has people
50:34
have been more aware of aircraft types than
50:36
ever before right? You know you have on
50:38
kayak when you're searching flights now you can
50:40
actually a Tuesday exclude specific aircraft including the
50:42
max right? so people are paying attention this
50:44
and where they never did before so are
50:46
you know boy has up as a mixture
50:48
I think of of of of a challenge
50:50
ahead to change their processes really fundamental to
50:52
change how they how they look at safety
50:54
on which sort of went astray went went
50:56
off the rails and in in the past
50:59
decades and. Also to sort of figure out
51:01
the public relations cited as which will be
51:03
not easy at all. That
51:05
nonsense about Lufthansa and they
51:07
have thin as. Beset.
51:10
By strike some cabin crew and
51:12
does this into the during to
51:14
an end. That's. right? Yeah
51:16
we're at least on the cabin crew front
51:18
it seems to be they've They've come to
51:20
an agreement with the union honor their collective
51:22
pay agreement basically which involves a lump sum
51:24
to sort of sort of addressing the problem
51:26
with inflation and and various increases going forward
51:28
and it seems that this is something that
51:30
said that the flight attendants union or happy
51:32
with so as good news from of times
51:34
because they've been struggling the strike not only
51:37
from cabin crew but also have a ground
51:39
staff and the ground issue is still on
51:41
result But but this will come is what
51:43
the news that they're not going to see
51:45
sort. Of in a rolling Strikes and
51:47
have to cancel flights going into the
51:49
summer. Indeed, any one thing that weasels just
51:51
a few weeks ago as as a straight across
51:53
the airports and occur as at in in Germany
51:55
did bring the country to pretty much of a
51:57
stencil which is not what Germany needs it minute.
52:00
Exactly it's it's really true that said that
52:02
the you know these these groups using as
52:04
do do have some power because the if
52:07
they decided to not could try to work
52:09
than the whole thing grinds to a halt
52:11
in terms of aviation anyway so yeah it's
52:13
a it's a pretty serious issue in it's
52:15
good to see that they're of sort of
52:17
thing practiced practiced. Differently think he has
52:19
ever to earnest on Monica radius the listening
52:21
to the Globalist. His
52:28
cows out that so is an
52:31
essential part of the city's tom.
52:33
Designed by and Tony Gowdy the
52:35
great sega have been sudden is
52:37
more than least architect to The
52:39
building is a perfect example of
52:42
daddy's imagination Taking flight or less
52:44
is now to undergo a restoration
52:46
repairing an area originally reserves of
52:48
the but still family originally commissioned
52:50
Gowdy to design their home on
52:52
joined now by survey then way
52:55
that his the outset and restoration
52:57
director in. Charge of the work of a
52:59
good morning to sunny. Been. More
53:01
A very. Well thank you and
53:03
delights so have you of Monaco radiate. Thank
53:06
you for coming own. That's just explain the
53:08
significance of the building. It's a it's a
53:10
private home which has become a real national
53:12
treasure. Hasn't said. Yes,
53:14
Exactly for as a supervisor of course he
53:17
is a New Mexico are you guys? Like.
53:19
Twenty years ago. And the
53:21
reliance on yoga with homes maybe
53:23
this one is the moss says
53:25
single are ones for us of
53:27
was. Because. He's really.
53:30
Is really wonderful with a lot of
53:32
cars with a lot of filaments. A
53:34
nice not a big one is a
53:36
small one, you know? As. He
53:39
has a lot of work in Barcelona. But.
53:41
Will it is one is is a real
53:43
treasure. Like you said here. Why
53:45
is it such? should try some aiming you
53:47
whoop down main street and hours his his
53:50
passive that assist passes it that the city's
53:52
architecture but it really is quite spectacular. For
53:54
those who haven't seen it, what is it
53:56
looked like what's it like inside. Inside
54:01
and outside. the bus really cares
54:03
about your i didn't know this
54:05
is. If is less
54:07
heard to take a little for promotes
54:09
high score inside because we're Lisa is
54:11
amazing is amazing one because for example
54:13
of save his life will be. At.
54:16
Play in color was you know the
54:18
for safety so lots of vs A
54:21
you know that strength of ease the
54:23
little pieces from ceramic or a crystal
54:25
that we have in the proceeds a
54:27
nice life would be dancing you know
54:30
and inside of the home we have
54:32
a lot of the spaces seen their
54:34
different levels from the Ralph to the
54:37
basement ben you can be asleep and
54:39
uk enjoy all their to to to
54:41
it's full of color as a full
54:43
of from amazing examples of a new
54:46
article. From that at that time. And
54:48
for us really unfunny ago, the in that
54:50
case. He made ten.
54:53
An. Incredible project through it.
54:56
And now that is your job to restore it
54:58
would is what does the work involved. We.
55:00
I just have to think that
55:02
business i'm your house is has
55:05
been restoring the last the maybe
55:07
twenty five thirty years and and
55:09
the most amazing things maybe is
55:11
that to they were restoring were
55:14
on kinda restoring and every day
55:16
we discover a new things you
55:18
have to thing that five years
55:20
though we may A lot of
55:23
words for restoring the principles, essays
55:25
and then another he says from
55:27
the from these building. By.
55:29
Just now we are working for example.
55:32
In. The rear for states
55:34
that for Isis and making
55:36
we are discovering and another
55:38
time of view of the
55:40
colors from Antonio the. Because.
55:43
He say is really amazing. Not
55:45
only color is there a super
55:47
I'll be zines. And
55:50
work with the lots
55:53
of materials. different materials
55:55
and brilliant. Were. Enjoy!
55:57
Tennis. Only is said he. Daddy's
56:00
architectures very much a living projects. I mean,
56:02
the buildings that he designed, illness, look alive.
56:04
How does how does it fit into Barcelona
56:07
life Now given the fact that I think
56:09
the announcement was made and not long ago
56:11
that this I'd rather familiar will be finished
56:13
in twenty twenty six. When does anybody quite
56:15
believe that announcement. Well.
56:18
For really. For
56:20
me that yes they are working too
56:23
much assistance either know he will lose.
56:25
Shemesh are knocking twenty six. I think
56:27
that bonuses movie that under the highest
56:29
our wounded finished but maybe all the
56:31
work when we finish in the third
56:34
to give us release is amazing that
56:36
a berry berry be one and for
56:38
us our work or our building is
56:40
a little one. Your
56:43
kept the scene with have five five examples
56:45
in Barcelona Felons and year ago these words
56:47
we have their. Lapels. The data is
56:49
very close from our home, but these
56:51
diverted undies. One. Or. Robotic way.
56:54
Or. Lamb. People.
56:57
Ways that these very close from here
56:59
to or like as every sense. And.
57:03
Really icing on. I invite all of
57:05
us to come to a salon or
57:07
to visit old is worse because are
57:10
amazing and of course had to been
57:12
to as have a job because you
57:14
will discover how to play with a
57:16
collars, have to play with allies and.
57:18
Co. It's possible to war with
57:20
a lot of a lot of
57:23
materials as wired in the perfect
57:25
combination. Am and Guys have a
57:27
low as an example for that.
57:30
Said. The villain with a thank you so
57:32
much for joining us on Monaco radio and
57:34
that's all the time. We have four today
57:36
Pro: the will miss assigned to all my
57:38
guests and see the producers then some lack
57:40
of any lower crime and Monica Lillis our
57:43
senses to as Ruskin Osteria manager with times
57:45
and Howard with editing assistance from stuff turned
57:47
it off the headlines as more music on
57:49
the way the briefings live at midday him
57:51
in London as much of in Israel has
57:54
to that's and the globalist his back at
57:56
the same time on Monday that center for
57:58
me m analysis cause I think. The Very
58:00
for listening to the Great Weekend.
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