00:03In the neighborhoods of Huaycan and Atene, on the outskirts of Lima, the capital of Peru,
00:08The soup kitchens are called comedores. They support thousands of people, and yet
00:14They make do with limited resources. Sometimes they lack refrigerators, bleach, or utensils. To contribute
00:21to overcome the difficulties, the Italian organization ASPEM has decided to support the
00:26parishes. Today we are focusing on 30 comedores who prepare meals for 2600
00:34people, networking the canteens with 10 small businesses, all run by women, with
00:41organic vegetable gardens and chicken farms, supported with training and monitoring visits
00:48Quality. Today we prepared chicken with peanut sauce, barley soup and drink.
00:55Ciccia Morada. Being part of the canteen is also a responsibility, you have to work.
01:00and cooking. We mothers take turns at the stove.
01:05Support for the comedores is possible thanks to the eight per thousand funds to the Church
01:11Cattolica, a choice of solidarity that is not an alternative to the five per thousand tax return.
01:24Although we young people represent 60% of the African population, we are not sufficiently
01:29involved in the discussion and work on the link between climate change and health.
01:35Dorin Naiga, 25 years old, jurist and youth ambassador of the organization AMREF, brings good news to Rome
01:43news and requests for commitment. His country, Luganda, was proclaimed last month
01:49Ebola-free. The end of the epidemic, however, must also be an opportunity to work.
01:55to a better future. One of the key points is the fight against climate change, which
02:01They also have an impact on health, including with new areas at risk of malaria, for example
02:06in the high plains of the Rift Valley. Decisive then, according to Naiga, are the alliances between the
02:13generations, both among young Africans and Europeans.
02:17Because united we will be strong, divided we will fall.
02:22The school year has begun in Sierra Leone too, with many issues to be resolved as confirmed by
02:29UNICEF. In the African country today over 500,000 children and adolescents between the ages of 6 and 18 are not
02:37they frequent
02:38The school. Good news, however, comes from Kaua, a village in the south. Over 100 children
02:44elementary school children received uniforms, backpacks, pencils and notebooks. The donations were
02:51made possible thanks to the collaboration between the Italian NGO Fonte di Speranza and Sierra Leone
02:58Little Steps. A man smoking a cigar on a patio, a woman holding her baby in her arms.
03:06A child looking into your eyes. Photographs from Cuba taken by reporter Marco
03:12Palombi, on display until October 5th in Gaeta, at the Pinacoteca Antonio Sapone. The images are
03:20were collected during a humanitarian mission, in a country increasingly hit hard
03:26from US sanctions. These are wonderful photos that tell the story of a journey, a journey that is
03:33It was a humanitarian mission first and foremost which brought a delegation of activists
03:37and militants on the island of Cuba to deliver donations to give voice to the Cuban cause.
03:43Electricity and fuel are increasingly difficult to find, but Palombi's goal,
03:49author of photo reportages from Latin America to Africa, he mainly investigates people's faces
03:55and also in Gaeta then Cuban and she is alone.
