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Montevideo, Jul 20 (EFE) (CAMERA: Santiago Carbone / Raul Martinez) - The Cotidiano Mujer collective presented a campaign for parity democracy Tuesday in Montevideo.
Mexico City, Dec 15 (EFE / EPA).- Craft beers are taking off in Mexico, where the number of microbreweries has soared from 26 in 2011 to 940 today, while production has surged at an average annual rate of 53.29 percent, reaching 189,250 hectoliters (4.9 million gallons) in 2018.(CAMERA: Miguel Angel Andrade)IMAGES ANS SOUNDBITES OF DIEGO LARA, CO-FOUNDER OF THE FALLING PIANO BREWERY, IN MEXICO CITY.TRANSLATION1. "Nowadays people already know and they ask you for certain styles and they know that beer is not either light or dark, you have a more educated public and consumer. A consumer who follows trends outside the country and which, when you bring them here, learns about it and tries it out, gives you feedback, which is something very important. The industry has been slowly transformed, little by little, we're still in diapers, but there's a lot to be done"2. "There isn't very good regulation in terms of craft production. So there are certain gaps, there are certain holes both in the laws and in regulations, which, if there were regulations, we would have access to them, we would be able to work better"3. "We seek to position ourselves as a local brewery for the inhabitants of the city. We strongly believe that a brewery should be integrated into the community. We're not a bar, we're not a club, it's a brewery that is part of a community, it's a place open to art, culture, it's a comfortable place, so what we're looking to do is integrate ourselves that way"4. "I think one of the most important things is the price. Currently, the taxes for the producer are quite high, in the fiscal issue the rules are not so even. That's something that is already being addressed by the Brewers Association, and all the industry is trying to find a rate that is fair"
Mexico City, Dec 15 (EFE / EPA).- Craft beers are taking off in Mexico, where the number of microbreweries has soared from 26 in 2011 to 940 today, while production has surged at an average annual rate of 53.29 percent, reaching 189,250 hectoliters (4.9 million gallons) in 2018.(CAMERA: Miguel Angel Andrade)
Madrid, Dec. 4 (EFE), (Camera: Victoria Moreno).- From Asia to South America, Indigenous women's movements work together demanding more presence and recognition worldwide as frontline fighters against climate change.“Women have a crucial role in many aspects and we can contribute to the solution of the climate change,” Pirawan Wongnithisathaporn, from Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (Thailand), told EFE. As the ones who directly suffer the global warming effects, women from indigenous communities around the world claimed for their role in climate action during the ongoing 2019 Climate Summit.In most traditional communities, food security, healthcare are roles adopted by women. FOOTAGE OF 2019 CLIMATE SUMMIT AND INDIGENOUS WOMEN'S TALK ON WEDNESDAY IN MADRID. SOUNDBITES OF:-PIRAWAN WONGNITHISATHAPORN, ASIA INDIGENOUS PEOPLES PACT (THAILAND).-NAIJELIJELI TIPAP, PINGO'S FORUM (TANZANIA). -MELANIA CANALES, FROM ONAMIAP (PERU):“Indigenous women suffer triple discrimination: for being women, for being indigenous and for being poor.““And we talk about racism we say that is violence because in a way it psychologically affects you.”
Italian brewery Birra Flea has launched a craft beer made from air. A giant humidifying machine, called Veragon, is said to condense hot air into water, which is then mashed with barley malt, hops and yeast, to produce beer.
U.S. President Barack Obama attends an outdoor arrival ceremony in heavy rain, as the first sitting U.S. president to visit Laos. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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