From New York, this is Democracy Now.

Donald Trump is going to be in Atlanta sometime in the next few days for his arrangement and

a mug shot. And he's out. He'll be out on $200,000 of the bond, which is great for him because

he's got the money. But a lot of people in this town can't make a $5,000 bond. It's some of

the dying jail because of it. Donald Trump's bond has been set at $200,000 in Georgia, where he

faces charges for running a criminal enterprise to overturn the 2020 election. He'll surrender

Thursday. We'll speak to Atlanta reporter George Chitty, who is subpoena to testify to the

Fountain County grand jury about stumbling on a meeting of fake electors and being thrown out.

Then to South Africa, where a major summit of the BRICS nations is getting underway.

This BRICS summit is particularly important as it is being held as the world is confronted by

fundamental challenges that are bound to determine the course of international events for years to

come. And then to Ecuador, where voters have passed in historic referendum to block oil extraction

in Amazon's East Sinny National Park. Communities are a community that has their suffering from the oil

industry since before I was even born. And that is the reality of many, many in the dinners and

Amazonian communities in Ecuador and in the other Amazonian countries. We'll speak with Ecuador

and indigenous leader Elena Polenga, all that and more coming up.

Welcome to Demoferci now. Demoferci now.org the Warren Peace Report. I made me goodman.

President Biden visited the fire devastated Hawaiian island of Maui Monday, pledging federal

support for rebuilding efforts. Biden visit came as the death toll from this month's fire in the

historic town of Lahaina rose to 115 with more than 800 people still missing.

But I also want all of you to know the country should grieve with you, stands with you,

and will do everything possible to help you recover, rebuild and respect culture and traditions

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