would you call. yourself a socialist? i don't know about that, _ yourself a socialist?elf a socialist? i don't know about that, all these labels - - yourself a socialist? i don't know about that, all these labels - i'm about that, all these labels — i'm part of labour party and prolabor, that's where i'm comfortable. that's where the labour party is today. what about increasing productivity, closing the skills gap? how do you do that, will we see changes corporation tax? will be see more of an apprenticeship levy? so corporation tax? will be see more of an apprenticeship levy?— an apprenticeship levy? so we are ve clear an apprenticeship levy? so we are very clear on _ an apprenticeship levy? so we are very clear on corporation - an apprenticeship levy? so we are very clear on corporation tax - very clear on corporation tax business that it's for the whole of the polling, it's moved around a lot under successive conservative chancellors, and it's difficult to make business decisions. that'll be fixed over the course of a labour government. i fixed over the course of a l

starmer is a socialist.in jonathan. >> i mean , alby's got a point, >> i mean, alby's got a point, hasn't he? we have never really been a socialist country. do we really want to be now? >> well , i'm really want to be now? >> well, i'm not sure that's true, actually. if you look at the 1945 to 51 attlee government that brought in a welfare state, vast nationalisation of major pubuc vast nationalisation of major public services under a monarchy, under a very conservative, small c conservative, small c conservative establishment. it's not true that we've never had socialism. how long ago was that? well, i mean, you just i just asked a question. i answered it, and you could say that a lot of the policies in the 1970s under harold wilson were also socialist. look, i'll buy you. and i have no idea what the people of britain want. we'll all find out in five weeks time. then we'll find out what the british people want. so that's the that's our answer to that's the that's our answer to that question definitively. bu

starmer is a socialist.m in jonathan. >> i mean , alby's got a point, >> i mean, alby's got a point, hasn't he? we have never really been a socialist country. do we really want to be now? >> well , i'm really want to be now? >> well, i'm not sure that's true, actually. if you look at the 1945 to 51 attlee government that brought in a welfare state, vast nationalisation of major pubuc vast nationalisation of major public services under a monarchy, under a very conservative, small c conservative, small c conservative establishment. it's not true that we've never had socialism. how long ago was that? well, i mean, you just i just asked a question. i answered it, and you could say that a lot of the policies in the 1970s under harold wilson were also socialist. look, i'll buy you. and i have no idea what the people of britain want. we'll all find out in five weeks time. then we'll find out what the british people want. so that's the that's our answer to that's the that's our answer to that question definitively.

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democratic socialists or democratic socialists or democratic socialists or even social democrats.r than a full blown socialist, was starmer wise to come out and say he's a socialist when his own chancellor is saying something a little less , straightforward? little less, straightforward? >> i think it depends what you mean. and if you mean the kinds of policies that labour is putting forward, we can all sign up to those, regardless of the label. and ultimately it is about what you're going to do, not how you describe yourself. >> and you know, well, these words do have meaning. >> i mean, socialism means the pubuc >> i mean, socialism means the public ownership of the means of production, does it not only in one version. >> you see, we have an ethical socialism , which is about socialism, which is about values. and i'm a member of the co—op party, which is nothing to do with public ownership. it's about local ownership and democratic ownership. so there are these different strands. i don't want to get into a university seminar on this, but there are there are strands of socialism

and but also a culture of the active socialist use that was destroyed like in addition to jews, socialists and communists were the main enemies of the nazis. many of them had to flee, too many were breasted, or even killed several. and can you tell me a little bit about the codes that you're planning on the book? read like to perform a combination of reading texts of converts of this time and the treating the reading of the text. we sing songs that are important for the fine 9034 more than 3500 books. where one of the nazis blacklist money, persecuted also has had already left germany a. hey collins, this doesn't like what was it like an everyday life is the people who reads the black list of books and the way what symbolism and provide like in the private arena. these books were still found on people shelves, but of course, paperwork cautious when visitors came calling on the p lot. they preferred to hide them away, but people continue to read them privately. can people take and public libraries they've disappeared completely assisting. that's an either to listen to him do with indexing a

i'm the socialist of a games. 6 years ago. the region how to referendum to break away from spain. a vote . madrid did not recognize us go straight to sonia gallagher, who's covering the election for us from boston learners. sonya you of a. back in 20172018. you saw the spirit of independence on the streets in boston alone. what are these preliminary numbers saying now about the independent spirit? well it's perhaps no surprise knows that that has been a decline in that support independent certainly since that time of very fractious period as well. and in the meantime, of course, that happens all the issues have been taking place as well as with times that makes as well and all the social issues, financial issues that have come along with us as well. and people who have house, when spaces come on the streets has that perhaps not the right time for independence. and that these issues which take precedence said, social issues, the issues of, of a so ring price is in the economy as well. so that has really taken the winds out of the sales and the in the fights for independence, which

i'll fill you in the national socialists and also worked with this symbolism and this metaphor. i'm the not to neither tennis off the opposite. the orchestration of the book burnings in 1943 is reminiscent of religious ceremonies. typical snouts, the events unplugged them and radio listeners could follow the report life. the radio was one of the most important propaganda tools of the nazi regime and propaganda was used to both intimidate and entertain. with one goal in mind, total control, one of the people what type of art and literature was permitted was decided by the so called dwight ministry of public, enlightenment and propaganda headed by joseph's goals. hit loose closest collide will have propaganda. so propaganda minister, joseph gunnar, sold as a book burnings, not as enough time. no that was done on the part of the german student union initiative in modeling the anti jewish boycott. in 1933, they drew up a plan that they wanted to tie in directly with this action of the boy called up the jews on the set up their own campaign which was called action against the and ger

remember, remember that the trojan horse, socialists agenda, i didn't think the senator was a socialisthe keeps asking. look, that's ok, i promise to be, all kidding aside, president for all americans. whether you voted for me or not because we owe it to the american people. so senator, i will see you at the groundbreaking. you may recall that my predecessor promised infrastructure week every single week for four years. he did not build a damn thing. i'm serious. his administration rolled black protection. they gave mining companies -- to contaminate groundwater. they cut the budget and eliminated important programs that guaranteed clean water. at the same time allies in congress were happy to give the very superrich a $2 trillion tax cut. 2 trillion. that benefited the super wealthy and the corporations. you may remember that when i was trying to get these bills pass that we talked about, including the veterans bills and the rest, he said we couldn't afford it. i looked out there at and there were 50 corporations, the fortune 500 who made $40 billion in did not pay a single penny in ta

and but also a culture of the active socialist you that was destroyed like in addition to jews, socialists and communists were the main enemies of the nazis. many of them had to flee, too many were breasted, or even killed several. and can you tell me a little bit about the codes that you're planning on the book? read like to perform a combination of reading texts of hundreds of this time and the treating the reading of the text. we sing songs that are important for the fine. 1934 more than 3500 books. were of the nazis blacklist money. persecuted also as had already left germany. a. hey collins, this doesn't like what was it like an everyday life is the people who reads the black list of books and the way what symbolism and provide like in the private arena. these books were still found on people shelves, but of course, paperwork cautious when visitors came calling on the p lot. they preferred to hide them away, but people continue to read them privately. can people take and public libraries they've disappeared completely assisting. that's an i the list name do with indexing and blacklist

they either have low seats and the socialists have made gains alongside. and now the set purchase policy which held power 6 years ago. you were cool. that's when the region which was then being led to by called us before your mom's lead. how's a referendum to break away from spain? a vote that madrid didn't not recognize. well, let's go to san diego, she's coming the selection for us from boss savannah. she joins us now from just outside catalan's socialist policy headquarters when you can you talk us through these, these exit polls that were saying, how are they being received? well, they've so much predictably as to what was being the advocates of before the election itself. and that is that the socialists were predicted to be a heads in this, but it's not as clear cuts as it would be. they will still have to do some kind of negotiation with a separate this policy in order to be able to form a government. they will, if the results actually do an all confirmed later on when they all confirm, then they will have to stuff so and that's immediately and they

i'll fill you in the national socialists and also worked with this symbolism and this metaphor. i'm the not to neither tend to know if the opposite. the orchestration of the book burnings in 1933 is reminiscent of religious ceremonies, typical of nazi events. i left word mother had it unplugged them and radio listeners could follow the report life. the radio was one of the most important propaganda tools of the nazi regime and propaganda was used to both intimidate and entertain. with one goal in mind, total control, one of the people what type of art and literature was permitted was decided by the so called dwight ministry of public, enlightenment and propaganda headed by joseph doubles pitiless closest collide will have papa goodness, so propaganda minister, joseph gunnar, sold at simple burnings, not as enough time. no that was done on the part of the german student unions, initiative you in modeling the anti jewish boycott. and 1933. they drew up a plan that they wanted to tie in directly with this action of the boy caught up the jews and they set up their own campaign which

the falcons are a tillman socialist youth organization, with a history of more than a century. during the nazi regime, the follicles have been prohibited and persecuted. some fall can members are going to tell us more about it. and about their project on book burnings, the little inch spot money is 20 years old, and belongs to a project group that is preparing a remembrance event in cologne. which with this project is that we remember our says, our past and the, the statues of our organization, but also to tell the story about a fight against terrorism. and but also a culture of ecto switched with you that was destroyed like in addition to jews, socialists and communists were the main enemies of the nazis. many of them had to flee to many were breasted, or even killed several. and can you tell me a little bit about the codes that you're planning on the book? read like to perform a combination of reading texts, all the comforts of this time and the treating the reading of the text. we sing songs that are important for the fine. 1934 more than 3500 books were on the nazis blackli

otto was a member of the national socialist workers' party, and elisa was a member of the national socialisting was fine until elisa got a job as a chambermaid for the doctor of the sachsenhausen concentration camp, hans heidl, and otto became his personal driver. and then the terrible truth was revealed to the hampel couple. a man whose profession is to save and heal was engaged in inflicting serious injuries on young concentration camp prisoners, children 7-11 years old. this doctor implanted metal fragments, glass, rusty nails, wood chips, dirt, and animal corpses into the bodies of children in order to study the development of infectious diseases that develop during injury. he did this in order to, through his brutal experiments, identify the optimal methods for treating severe wounds. behind every form he filled out for a medical experiment was the painful death of a child, and there were many such children tortured by a sadistic doctor. the hampels were shocked to the core by the horrors they saw. and this... changed their understanding of what was happening, both took the path of stru

new season, tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv. 84, komi autonomous soviet socialist republic. a certain falcon falls under suspicion, on sawdust let's look at why, but the man is hiding, so who is the criminal, a fugitive, or is there something else hidden here, complete mysteries, where is the killer, while some detectives were looking for the escaped falcon, others were talking with his wife, perhaps a young woman, an accomplice of the killer. catherine. 12 years ago katya was only 18, she was in love with sergei pylaev. they studied at the same school, so sergei often accompanied her home. and i’ll have some boiled soon. i will wait for you. so we agreed. from the army, but then katya’s mother intervened, and there is a car, matvey attracted many women to village, katya’s mother also liked him, she would love to have an affair with him herself, i can go for a ride, but no, i wanted to go with katyusha, the woman reconciled herself and decided that at least this handsome man would be her son-in-law. your seryozha is still a child, but this one has a criminal record. it was t

now there is no question that he would go into any kind of coalition with the socialist, the socialist himself, so that they would be open to such arrangements. but the house was such a storm separate to a spigot like which the moans, the idea of going into government with a per unit see a policy with the haps be too much and then cost to move the support that he's managed to cool back. so little, it's really quite of the knife edge and it's still very much a question as to whether that can be a government forms from this results. were the very latest from barcelona. so you go, you go. thank you. the, the india is general election has reached the hot flight point. it's a 7 phase election process, which last will and 6 weeks, you'll be a 1000000000 people eligible to take part. the indian government has failed to give these as the houses here as correspondence, the cover, the story that for reporting on the election from outside the country. i'm how much report, what's the name of the staff we bought in the 6 week long, 7, faith, general election? tens of millions of people have been vo

only in mexico, but it's very much in line with appalling before the election, which shows that the socialist kind of a salvador and the has the most states potentially 40 followed by call us, which the ones who as you mentioned, fled to belgium off to the legal independence folks in 2017 who has potentially 36 and then the incumbent president at an hour ago this with a possible 27. so this lease as much as we expected with no outright winner. and the question of who is going to make a deal with who there was there, the numbers add up for a left coalition of the socialist category, noises and republican left poverty and tomorrow to the i know the left wing party that would get them over the line to the 68 votes of the seats that they need . but on the other hand, an independence pro independence coalition between the republican left push them on drugs, but catalonia and the small left wing independence party, the quote would also, uh, get the numbers. okay. um, okay, so, so for those a, a listening to us now once i speak in this election as well, i think, you know, most of the stake is do we

the numbers at a 4 i left coalition of the socialist, added witnesses and republicans left poverty. and tomorrow, the another left wing party that would get them over the line to the 68 votes today and states that they need. but on the other hand and independence pro independence coalition between the republican left put him on the drugs port, catalonia and the small left wing independence party. the quote would also uh, get the numbers. okay. um, okay, so, so for those a, a listening to us now once i speak in this election to well, i think, you know, most of the stake is do we continue with having capitalized elections of central entirely on the issue of solving table as has happened in this in this particular election. so as i'm all focused on social issues such as housing and jobs, and the significance of course is the is who becomes the government both depend on whether the spanish government continues to have the support of the capital and separatists, which it needs in order to remain in power and also what impact called the results from this regional election have full white.

however, it is not clear whether a socialist will be able to form a new catalan government because ofhe other major development with this result was the fact the pro—independence parties lost their majority in the regional parliament. something that has not happened for a long time and it will be seen as a major setback for the independence movement. having said all that, together catalonia party, the hardline pro—independence party, a former catalan president that has been in self exiled for the last 6.5 years did perform relatively well and came in second. because of the fragmented nature of catalonia �*s politics, there is a possibility instead of the socialist forming a new government, it could be this part of the spider that could form a lot will depend on the conversations that take place the coming days and weeks between different parties across political spectrum. georgia's government has issued a warning to protesters that it would arrest anyone who blocked the parliament — ahead of an expected late—evening rally against a russian—style "foreign agent" bill. demonstrations ha

and of course, national socialist kitch, completely boring stuff. and people didn't actually read it, it is hold on for just a glance of when, when i'm in the medicine where they burn books, they will ultimately burn human beings as well. that is what the words on this memorial plaque say. well, it's 10 by 100 kind of a gentleman, choose code of the 19th century of cause the nazi's for and his folks to know it. so that by and 1933, the nazis burned books in 1938, the synagogues were burned. and in 194243 during the show of to get the genocide of the european jewish people were very much and then i will pay some you wouldn't find, mention the nazis did not invent book burnings over the course of christianity. those books and people that were burned and she laid books burned after puts in 1973 and in 2022 and the us books were also burned away. when you hear about the book burnings in tennessee, in 2022. a password for the entire report and twilight volumes. why that some of the discussions about banning books from school libraries in florida. what do

however, it is not clear whether the socialist will be able to form a new catalan government becausehis result was the fact the pro—independence parties lost their majority in the regional parliament. something that has not happened for a long time and it will be seen as a major setback for the independence movement. having said all that, the together for catalonia party, the hardline pro—independence party, a former catalan president carles puigdemont, who has been in self exiled for the last 6.5 years, did perform relatively well and came in second. because of the fragmented nature of catalonia's politics, there is a possibility instead of the socialists forming a new government, it could be mr puigdemont�*s party that could form a new administration but a lot will depend on the conversations that take place over the coming days and weeks between the different parties across the political spectrum. let's turn to some important news around the world. several thousand people gathered outside parliament in tbilisi in georgia on sunday, in the latest protest against a controversial new

and of course, national socialist kitch, completely boring stuff. and people didn't actually read it. it is, hold on for just a glance of when, when i'm in the medicine where they burn books, they will ultimately burn human beings as well. the that is what the words on this memorial plaque say. well, it's 10 by 100 kind of a gentleman, choose code of the 19th century of cause the nazi's for and his folks to know it. so that's fine. 1933. the nazis burned books in 1938. the synagogues were burned. and in 194243 during the show of to get the genocide of the european jewish people were very much and then i will pay some you wouldn't find, mention the nazis did not invent book burnings over the course of christianity. those books and people that were burned and she laid books burned after puts in 1973 and in 2022 and the us books were also burned away. when you hear about the book burnings in tennessee, in 2022. a password for the entire reporter and twilight volumes. that's why that's all the discussions about banning books from school libraries in flo

however, it is not clear whether the socialist will be able to form a new catalan government becauseher major development with this result was the fact the pro—independence parties lost their majority in the regional parliament. something that has not happened for a long time and it will be seen as a major setback for the independence movement. having said all that, the together for catalonia party, the hardline pro—independence party, a former catalan president carles puigdemont, who has been in self exile for the last 6.5 years, did perform relatively well and came in second. because of the fragmented nature of catalonia's politics, there is a possibility instead of the socialists forming a new government, it could be mr puigdemont�*s party that could form a new administration but a lot will depend on the conversations that take place over the coming days and weeks between the different parties across the political spectrum. let's turn to some other important news around the world. several thousand people gathered outside parliament in tbilisi in georgia on sunday, in the latest pr

even though the socialist i now write to him, but he is of my class potty. mamma's task lies ahead. the nation rally is predicted to get twice as many bites as them. i was on the eve, come who is a political analyst at the french institute for international and strategic affairs . he's also written several books on the far right in front and you your welcome to the w. and what do you see as being behind the far right, increasing support in brutal friends. ah, the depot setting is a very, very big just contest. was traditional positive with policies with is a all from the a social democratic lapse of the mainstream 70 abroad. the same thing is this policy when it was named explanation out back into the 1992 to ninety's busing by the overwhelming majority of the people as righty. righty all righty or any phone lines and talk to you unable to to run accounts, right. those are stopped audio, how's the story? i mean, sometimes when your nation to know in the ban on the issue is not like allowing all during the migration is the same time in relation to the mainstream comes over the day. s

i'll fill you in the national socialists and also worked with this symbolism and this metaphor. i'm the not to neither tennis off the opposite. the orchestration of the book burnings in 1933 is reminiscent of religious ceremonies. typical snouts, the events unplugged them and radio listeners could follow the report life. the radio was one of the most important propaganda tools of the nazi regime and propaganda was used to both intimidate and entertain. with one goal in mind, total control, one of the people what type of art and literature was permitted was decided by the so called dwight ministry of public enlightenment and propaganda headed by jones's goals. hit loose closest collide will have propaganda. so propaganda minister, joseph gunnar, sold at the pool. burnings, not as of the com. no, that was done on the part of the german student union initiative. you following the anti jewish boy called at 1933. they drew up a plan that they wanted to tie in directly with this action of the boy called up the jews. and they set up their own campaign which was called action against th

however, it is not clear whether the socialist will be able to form a new catalan government becauseer major development with this result was the fact the pro—independence parties lost their majority in the regional parliament. something that has not happened for a long time and it will be seen as a major setback for the independence movement. having said all that, the together for catalonia party, the hardline pro—independence party, a former catalan president carles puigdemont, who has been in self exile for the last 6.5 years, did perform relatively well and came in second. because of the fragmented nature of catalonia's politics, there is a possibility instead of the socialists forming a new government, it could be mr puigdemont�*s party that could form a new administration but a lot will depend on the conversations that take place over the coming days and weeks between the different parties across the political spectrum. let's turn to some other important news around the world. georgia's police continued to push demonstration out against controversial new law over foreign influe

first of all, his unapologetic adoption of the label "socialist".hat makes me think a few things. 0k, there have been times when socialist has been the word that's been used to the labour party to criticise criticise them and to make people maybe a bit scared of them. then there's the fact that actually, lots of people within the labour party would say that keir starmer used to be a socialist and he's rejected socialism to get to where he is now. it's not a simple word. it isn't a simple word, and it's a word that comes with a certain amount of... some people would attach pride to it, others would regard it with certain scorn. certainly, keir starmer�*s opponents use that word negatively. when i put the question to him, i thought, i know he's used the word to describe himself before, but will he do in an election campaign when you're five and a bit weeks away from polling day, less than that from those of a postal vote? will there be any ducking and diving the user out of that world backward? he described himself as a progressive and tried to explai

state disappeared, where the gold of the national socialist state was sent, this is a question thateads to various conspiracy theories, but it is not very clear what volumes we are talking about, debatable questions about how these funds ended up in various places around the globe, from switzerland to latin america. but it is clear that this was very serious capital, which, of course, they were glad to receive in at their disposal, the americans, everyone who had access to this, the question of how much money was actually used in post-war germany, it generally remains open for now, a large space opens up for various speculations, it is clear that, of course, it played its role, here the question immediately arises: about the openness of these expenses, that is, it is difficult to make this money first suddenly disappear, and then also suddenly appear, without arousing any suspicion on the part of outsiders observers, especially in those conditions. the german economic miracle is a multifactorial phenomenon, a lot, a lot of processes worked here, this is american support, this is the

she went on the campaign trail with a young socialist hoping to turn the tie. go to the morning, something for the 9th of june in 17 year old antoine shovel wants to convince status. the socialists currently predicted to come 3rd of the right choice in the upcoming european elections. a bunch of money here are likely to cost a different fate to good morning. the european elections will happen on the 9th of june. been by there are many people here hesitated for the sod, right? national riley. how to explain that what maybe we should give it a go. yeah. 9 different even more days past. i'm so many people here who'll vote for the national rally like myself. what's the, what's the are hypocrites. we don't have a choice of the for the, i don't want to repeat the mistakes of the past. what mistakes the past the front or bardello hasn't harmed anyone can use the far right task like normal that as a former builder, i only get 39 years of support per day. so it's ridiculous. no mind. yeah, that's all right. we'll cancel social welfare. all mean only ship all in a truly,

the reality is they have been pressing up spain's pro unity, socialist governments. and well, the desire for independence is on the decline. there was another issue at state k which is gaining increased importance emigration on the hard line. a radical right wing separatist movement that is uncompromising and its determination to proceed. as it is an accepting muslim migrants and refugees. we're going to see that i'm getting them and if we think that there was a threat and a risk to the level of civilization that we've obtained in our society, as this may appear to be a common error and catalonia, but the dynamics remain as bristol, as ever the capacity to append both regional and national politics all over again. so anytime you go out to 0, buffalo now uh that's it for this off on, let me just know june the direction of a website down to is there a dot. com is the address all that needs to be covering right there in front of comments, and then not as, as 2 more coming up for me and off now quite often. well, some like the this point is like, so from a capital i need

the reality is they have been propping up spain's pro unity, socialist governments. and well, the desire for independence is on the decline. there was another issue at st. k which is gaining increased importance. emigration on the hard line, a radical right wing separatist movement that is uncompromising in its determination to succeed as it is an accepting muslim migrants and refugees. we're going to see that i'm getting them. and as we think there was a threat and a risk to the level of civilization that we've obtained at all, society as this may appear to be a common error and catalonia. but the dynamics remain as bristol, as ever the capacity to append both regional and national politics all over again. so anytime you go out to 0, barcelona flash floods in old enough kind of stone have killed at least a 150 people. but the 112 feet program which operates inside of kind of strong says the number of dead could be as high as 300. with ours, you say it was caused by heavy seasonal reigns on that. most people unprepared to them on a, on how soon this is all that remai

>> good morning, as you said, the socialist party won the elections.good result, they got 42 seats, but they fell short of the 68 majority needed to form government. of course, there is an uncertainty in the region that may also bring instability at the national level, were the socialists need the support of parties to pass legislation, and where they need still to pass big legislation, including the national budget that has been delayed so far. that's, as i said, a big if on whether they would be able to form government in catalonia. because both parties are seeking a new referendum in the region. this is a redline for the socialists, so we're probably leading toward a deadlock in the region. tom: if you get that, then you get renewed elections, of course. talk to us about the economics, catalonia, famously an industrial hub for spain. the implications to the politics to the broader national economy. >> catalonia is the second largest region of spain. and it accounts for 19% of the gdp, so course, there is an increasing component in this region. broad

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and that's because the socialist sled national governments like by federal sanchez, is governing but also needs to have the support of capital on a separatist policies as well in order for him to be able to govern. meanwhile, a here in catalonia, as well. there is a situation where you have a left wing separate this policy, that whose presidency is it is currently presiding over here. but they will also be needing the support of the socialists as well, especially given that the hung up for independence as of what has been on the flying. so with that in mind that both reliance on each other even though based on completely on opposite ends of that particular debates, never the less things have break me calm down since that attempt touch the session in 2017, the socialist chair in catalonia. really do a credit back to pedal sanchez and his dialogue with the separatist politicians as well as separate just politicians in the meantime, still have that i did that a full catalonia to progress. what needs to occur is independence. and that is still at the full front and has been at the forefr

before his eyes , the enemies of the cuudilio regime, socialists and communists, were dealt with forate assessment of our relations and a few words about your schedule, so we also bring here gonzalez and pedro sanchez. why did you tell us to place them here? well, the fact is that gonzalez is the prime minister thanks. to which, in principle, this man entered into great power, and entered into big politics, you see how many positions he held there, was involved in the budget, and public works and became a deputy of the spanish congress, yes, after which, in fact, this was the same springboard, with whom he took off in the european parliament in the future, well, pedro sanchez is a socialist, so to speak, from his recent political history, thanks to whom he took, including the position that he has today, in addition... in addition, he has an amazing anti-catalan position , yes, it seems like he is a catalan, he grew up there, he should be for his people, but he is against his people, why, again, the answer is franco, because under the franco regime any catalan movement was mercilessly

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in 1922, the ukrainian ussr with the lands of novorossiya donated to it became part of the new socialist. soviet union. after lenin's death , stalin continued the course of ukrainization. the party needed dedicated national cadres. the ukrainian nation exists, and its development culture is the responsibility of communists. it is clear that if russian elements still predominate in the cities of ukraine, then over time these cities will inevitably be ukrainized. when ukraine was created in the eighteenth year according to the treaty of bresse, exactly according to the map of the german general staff, then these borders of the german general staff remained within the framework of the ussr, which was created in the twenty- second year, all of novorossia, well, in fact, was, well, not occupied, but sort of so, arbitrarily annexed to ukraine, arbitrarily annexed, therefore always felt like a stranger, especially donbass, donbass, just like crimea, within ukraine felt like an occupied territory, no one took it seriously, then the bolsheviks began the forced karenization of the russian populati

national prime minister federal sanchez, who needs the support of catalogs to show up his minority socialist government. a police officer has been killed in thousands of people, enjoyed off the protest in pockets, fund controlled crush me a ton while and people took to the streets against rising costs of food and fuel. several people were arrested fresh meat as a dispute. if you're all divided between focused on india and china to choose flogs and lot of slides have had china. southwestern g one she region following heavy rain phone rescue teams happened, evacuating residents to safety using boats. torrential rain has impacted several cities across southern china. now us secretary of state, anthony blink, and save as well as tactics and garzo have meant a horrible loss of life for civilians, but have failed to neutralize him off the doors and fight of his comments. com as things rarely, military, it expands its attacks and the gaza strip is rarely times have re entered. northern goals are often as well said homos which launched the october 7th federal tax was trying to regroup in the area. t

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she's been on the campaign trail with a young socialist hoping to turn the tide. go to the morning, something for the 9th of june in 17 year old antoine shovel wants to convince status. the socialists currently predicted to come 3rd of the right choice in the upcoming european elections. a bunch of money here are likely to cost a different fate. me to good morning. the european elections will happen on the 9th of june. been by there are many people here hesitated for the sol. right. national riley. how to explain that what maybe we should give it a go. yeah. none different, even more days past. i'm so many people here will vote for the national rally like myself. what's the, what's their hypocrite? we don't have a choice of the for the, i don't want to repeat the mistakes positive. what mistakes the past, the front or bardello hasn't harmed anyone. you need the far right task like normal, that is a former builder. i only get 39 years of support per day. so it's ridiculous. no mind. yeah, that's all right. we'll cancel social welfare all mean only ship all in a tru

it means the socialists are ahead in catalonia's regional election..lection. 0ur correspondent guy hedgecoe sent us this update earlier. the fact that they have lost their standing as a major development. that's something we haven't seen for decades. that is major news. on the face of it, that's a big blow. however, you have to bear in mind that the party which came second was the together for catalonian party of the together for catalonian party of the former president, who's been itself exile. there is a chance that this result could feasibly end up becoming cat president again. as you can see, it's a very complex picture —— catalan. the israeli military says it has opened a new humanitarian crossing into the gaza strip, in co—ordination with the us government. but the exact location of the the crossing, called western erez, isn't confirmed and whether it will make a difference to aid reaching the most needed. more palestinians have been told to move out of the southern city of rafah towards a coastal area around al—mawasi, which israel calls an "exp