youth will remember all of these dreams and when be given a moment to go to the future when old or new with together they will keep the blessings of the law and they will return these blessings to the. and they will know they will inherit. land and fruits of the believe the blessings of the lord on these things i encourage you. not to forget who are you not to forget your background and you need to keep your roots you need to keep you being together and of course there are some times were they leave is being but this my true during the

war the dog days of the war and it might be all right so true now during this era of penn demick and the lack of security but at these moments remember that jesus is over was near you continue the dreams gone surrender lose faith lose whole from the heaven. everyone is taking care of us we need our school blessings with our servants that are living amongst us there reflect the presence of the lord amongst us there are so many on this earth the earth of the. women and men and let them be with view towards a better future a future that is full of holes that. had said.

and touched me. just. because. she said that. they had best experience when in moments of a task and terrorism. is one has to live that life to be christians to have healing he knows. but do not get discouraged you have to be able to feel good. and struggle with morty it's not easy it's difficult with that but god to bring peace in this land and we trust in him and ignore those people of goodwill is still with us.

where religion must not be used as an instrument as a to. go. and we know what happens in terrorism people. there are good times and in bad times there's deep illness that gratitude. stan grooms. when we recognize the gifts and the promises and the want is. it you borderline the best and this. just forward towards the future.

that. lost during the attacks were not killed during the attacks forgiveness is quite important to keep the love forgiveness is a portland to keep our souls as christians. please no a place for despair we have to be able to forgive at the same time we need to be brave the 2 fired as well you know this is difficult but do we believe there. can bring peace to this earth we have trust the lord and we. with every good men and women no players for terrorism no place for the using their religion for them are remembered the atrocities of war and we need to thank the lord who helped us in all times we need

to be grateful and we need 2 thirds the lord for the blessings and for the promises the parsed paves the way for the future and gives us the momentum for the future that. we must always thank the lord for those gifts that ask for forgiveness and return for this land and the people as. it is. it's. a matter of. conversion of the hearts re conciliation. of events. and put aside the differences but together we must try to work all together for the future whatever of the revivals of fraternal love which recognize. in our

common humanity mankind cause and together bill and dialogue for give in the chorus of god to. raise us as i was traveling by helicopter i could see just. the church of the american consumption. us weekly's and how this city has. mean more again one of. us and maybe the virgin mary in it could her cloak around and protect it with tenderness and may the mother of god continue to look down with tenderness or. give comfort.

to him and i thank all the mothers with us and all the women of this country who have been so courageous and continue to work in spite of the situations that. may they all be respected and protected and receive the right attention and can be given opportunities so my. mother says and we lost the virgin mary we prayed to her. for your projects. and beyond to have protection and to pray for us and for me. thank the lord every minute for the blessings we need to the lord every moment to bring peace and stability

and brotherhood we need not to stop prayer you're in because we need the code of reconciliation to be spread all over the place we need to respect for the religious diversity to work hard for better future that is based on cooperation and the unity between good people and love must be all was there and love must be privy to recognize the one humanity the values that we need to depend on to be true into logs and to forgive and to develop why landing with the helicopter i. have seen. there. and the steps of us may really virgin. who

protects us as mother who put texts her kids. and we. hope that the face of the lord is looking at us with all. passion. just to give us life love like here to thank all the mothers and women the brave mothers and the brave women in this part of the world who are giving us life lists pyatt all the wounds and the end result women must be respected women must be protected women must be given proper chances and. let's

pray together as to the virgin mary. blessings. we are all. protection. jew don't forget to pray. now stand up. and the people in the road are watching us not you you need. to. and let's repeat and. well you've been listening there to the head of the roman catholic church part francis speaking at the church of the immaculate conception in the city of

character one of the main centers of iraq's christian community but one which many fled and i still put francis encourage people there to keep their faith and to focus on forgiveness and gratitude he also spoke of fraternal love how a common humanity is needed in order to try to build a shared future well let's go back now to our correspondents mona fulton has also been listening in from bill so many hearing there from pope francis an address along so many of the themes we've been hearing from him over the last 3 days. absolutely the same themes of forgiveness reconciliation and durrance and perseverance keep coming up in in many of his speeches and this was a marriage very moving one because he is actually now at the heart of these communities that have been decimated by the war against the eyes where he is appealing to those who have to endure he told them don't lose hope you have to forgive you have to forget that which is of course something that is extremely

difficult for a community that has been through so much that has been uploaded from their homes and i saw that has come back to find their homes completely destroyed with. basically no support from that you rock government to try to rebuild technically they are entitled to compensation but that's a process that has been extremely slow not just for christians but for all people who have fled from these areas and of course there is also the issue of armed groups being present in these areas not incur harsh 1 itself but in nearby towns such as but there is a presence of a mostly shia armed group that is part of the popular mobilization force. which are officially part of the security state infrastructure which has been accused of intimidating christians of preventing christians from returning to their communities of origin with the result being that towns that used to be much already

christians have now become majority muslim and of course this is the trend that pope francis wants to start he wants to stop the exodus he wants to courage this very small community of christians which is estimated at only around 300000 people he wants to make sure that they are encouraged to stay to really carry forward the heritage of the christian community and so many we're seeing him lead that congregation in prayer i'm curious can you talk us through the very very specific choice of venue here someone so many people said this town back in 2014 when i saw took that the nearby city of mosul and churches there and encourage also taken over . exactly so before we have to actually go back a little bit further after 2003 after the u.s. led invasion this is where the christian community began to develop all because of the rise of at the time there were there was an increasing number of attacks on the

christian community but in those years what would happen is that when there was for example an attack people would leave for a few days and then after the situation would stabilize they would come back but that's changed with the arrival of 5 in 2014 because let's remember i was actually occupied ruled these areas for 3 years and of course no questions stayed behind they all fled because they they saw that they were going to be persecuted that their properties were going to be taken as they were going to get killed by this group so all of them fled and many of them have left the country and for those people there is very little hope that they will actually return what pope francis is trying to do and that is trying to. to people who have perhaps been displaced to the semi autonomous kurdish region for them to return to the name of a plane i was also trying to encourage for those people who are still there to stay but like i could mention i think a lot of the infrastructure has been destroyed looks you know reported earlier

today from those churches in mosul where pope francis spoke earlier that was specifically this one syria catholic church where it was basically the roof of completely destroyed during an airstrike it's now being rebuilt but there are many other churches that require attention that require funding and of course that's funding is limited and that has been very little support support especially from the iraq government all of the record structure that we have seen in mosul in these areas are largely driven either by the international community or by individuals and that is why the process has been extremely slow that is why you still seeing the old city of mosul in ruins in rubble and many christians who fled mosul they may for perhaps still be in the name of a place they base still be in the field but they say my house is still in ruins i don't have the means to rebuild and that is one of the key issues why we haven't we haven't seen many christians come back we dropped and simona watching the

pope there and the congregation grease him in song really many many generations of people children there singing as well as and in a multigenerational choir there clearly a very very moving moment indeed well now let's bring in ali and bora he's a political analyst and he's also been following the visit he joins us now from baghdad are you looking at all of these venues that we've been seeing for the pope's speech is not just today but really over the last 3 days they've been very very deliberate choices what do you make of today's itinerary. well it's indeed a historical visit to the pope francis to iraq. all the iraqi people have welcomed this visit to. astonishing. we did not expect that kind of form will come of all in archy's of different faiths to bob francis and spite of whatever happened in iraq and of course the message of the

pope to iraqis to the war through this visit to faith should not be used as a weapon against others faith should be used as a way to spread love to straight peace to spread coexistence among people living in neighborhoods so it's historical visit ali this is also a real opportunity for iraq as a country to try to demonstrate its relative stability as i recall when he landed on friday in one of his very fast public speeches he also spoke about corruption and the need for justice and government is today part of that push for accountability as the country tries to rebuild. well it's a controversial. point of view with respect to the way iraq is going now with respect to the ongoing corruption which has led to minimum services.

provided to the iraqi people your recovery just now spoken from said that the government has not yet provided enough support to rebuild morsel after long years of occupation by dire as iraq has been turned out over the last few decades by wars turnovers and. corruption mismanagement so iraqis a spite of all of that are looking to this visit as a sign of hope looking into the future that maybe this visit will will shine the future of iraq and the future of the iraqis will give them an opportunity for iraq to really get stabilized for the government to review and reform its administrative and do it connick searcher so we're

yes iraq is going through a lot has been going through a lot not just christians all minorities all iraqis who have been living together and love and peace and did not show any kind of hatred against each other but politics have played a role and hopefully with this visit we can cross hands to each other and start rebuilding iraq again while the pope after he finishes creating this congregation he'll be back on his way to a bell now in iraqi kurdistan to see in a fair few rocket attacks including quite a few very recently there were also some very real security concerns ahead of this visit not to mention pandemic worries that that huge mass that's planned for later today. yeah you know that there are kids that don't care if you because of the. $1000.00 and. unfortunately iraqis were not able to overcome the poll the way they wanted we could not go to the

streets we could not greet him the. part of that. there was a good what coming certainly by the government which pleased everybody because it shows the potential we have. in that respect and of course we still face a lot of challenges in this country with terrorism with the militias with the white spread weapons all over the country. there are a lot of challenges but there is potential as a top 40 this visit to opens the door to the potential of the than continuing the situation as it is all said adding that only very briefly we are now nearing the end of the pipes trip to iraq do you think it's been successful has he actually done what he set out to do. i think iraqis have welcomed this visit they challenged the message of the poll with respect to co-exist. forgetting and forgiving each

other. start the process of healing and start loving each other game. of course changes would not happen straightforward we know that you are still facing good government too is a corrupt government there are still a lot of demonstrations happening in different governorates in iraq. asking for changing of regime so there are still challenges up of course still and that this visit was very successful probably helped to come things down hopefully will make those who are in power to rethink the situation to give a new opportunities for a better life for iraqis. very their political analyst speaking to us from baghdad

thanks so much for being with us ali while you are watching pictures there of the pope in the city of cairo cautious so many christians fled under both al qaeda and i saw pope francis will be leaving this church and heading back to erbil where he will be giving a mass for up to 10000 people later on today we'll be bringing you that here on al-jazeera. we're moving on to some other news now and police have used tear gas to try to disperse and secret protesters in myanmar who turned out in their thousands despite the escalating crackdown there. define the military to call for a return to democracy this all follows another night of raids where security forces stormed houses and rounded up people including politicians and journalists days of live fire tear gas stun grenades and at least 60 civilian deaths have so far failed to stop the daily demonstrations well tony chang joins us now from bangkok in

neighboring thailand where he's been keeping an eye on things for us tony i see that it's now also being reported that a very prominent m.l.d. politician has passed away after being detained by security forces what more do we know about this. it was appears that in one of those raids. across the city of yangon last night when the security service has been moving into neighborhoods chants sees people on a wanted list they took the politician khin maung lot who is a constitutional candidate and in charge of one area downtown young gone he's not an elected official himself but he's known to be problems in the in the party he disappeared overnight later on today with trauma to his head it's not clear how he died but we've seen the army and police in these raids using quite

extreme violence seizing people kicking them on the ground using the butts of rifles to beat them so i think suspicion will clearly fall on them but these raids are going on all across the country the army going through firing stun grenades tear gas live rounds into houses. both to try and find these people on their wanted list but also clearly to intimidate the try and stop people from coming out during the daytime but as we've seen today protesters have once come out in large numbers all over the country again to protest so it doesn't appear to be working tony as you say those protests have been continuing despite the ongoing crackdown can you give us a sense of what's been happening there on the streets today. here once again we saw large numbers of protesters coming out. again met with tear gas rubber bullets in with the union heritage sites they were actually met with live fire.

a number of people taken to hospital with bullet wounds apparently shell casing spread across the ground. also in lost in the north of shan state protesters who had been left alone yes they because one of the ethnic armed forces had told the local security forces not to interfere with them they did today they fired tear gas at them. so i think. we're just seeing the tension building up escalating perhaps not the level of violence we saw last weekend or on wednesday but as this security forces clamp down particularly with these raids at night the protesters continue to come out on the streets it creates more and more potential for an explosive situation. keeping an eye on things for us from bangkok in neighboring thailand thank you so much.

now china says exports have grown to their highest level in more than 2 decades signaling a continuing rebound of the economy that was 1st hit by the coronavirus pandemic the janitor february period saw a 60.6 percent increase compared to a year earlier imports also rose by 22 percent electronics and textiles such as masks and other personal protective equipment contributed to higher than expected shipments these latest figures are obviously a stark contrast to the same period last year that saw a 17 percent fall in exports that was during lockdowns after the 1st recorded cova 1000 outbreak and will happen where we can now speak to done one she's the chief economist for one thing bank in china she joins us now from shanghai mr i know china combines that stage of a genuine fear because of the lunar new year but this is still incredibly impressive how much has manufacturing related to the global pandemic response like the masks and protective gear we were talking about how much is that contributors.

this year situation is very much a continuation of last year since most countries manufacturing capacity years do not back to normal yet last year about 20 percent of china's exports were wholly related this year at least in the 1st 2 months i think the number would be robbers who said we're in for the rest of those who are still mostly about trying to do the necessities are and other industrial inputs i see in the last few days we've also had beijing set their growth estimates you're saying the national people's congress at 6 percent for the coming year that's a fair bit below the i.m.f. estimate of more than 8 percent are they trying to manage expectations. well i was surprised too and i heard the number because it was such an easy target and the market consensus now for the $20.00 to $21.00 growth is 8.3 percent that's significantly higher but at the same time we also heard from n.p.c. that the fiscal policy anemometer policies are both more conservative than last

year so combined of those information my conclusion is that the chinese government is not trying to spur growth and they want to contain financial risks and other economic risks before they pursue grows. this year i don't think we'll see much of the money to expansion or targeted stimulus let me ask you then how much of the u.s. trade war that we were seeing damaged economic growth even before the pandemic hits and now as other economies start opening up again are they likely to increase with demand or slide with more competition on the market. the turner u.s. trade was not much of. that in fact after the u.s. and china has once again became the biggest trading partner and with the coming years i think the main computer competition will still concentrate in technology one key message from the n.p.c.

is that china would absolutely stick to suffer reliance strategy in its 145 year plan so a lot more a lot more of the resources will be shifted to research science and technology and that means when it comes to that u.s. china's dependence on u.s. technology support will be lower than before but at the same time the u.s. traded dependence on china regarding our regarding to industrial impose and other materials were not necessary to go down so in a way i think the guru minds on china has been increasing not decreasing been a china us competition will continue or will as we've seen these impressive numbers today i also of course he isn't being a week ago i believe said that they had reached their goal of this thing 100000000 people out of poverty i know there's been some skepticism if that's actually happened but there has clearly been a lot of progress do you buy that. yes if you look at the macro indicators and the chinese stats on that it's what the numbers say but i don't

think that absolute number is the key message here because we all know even the chinese government reckons that this is a dynamic process so for all those people that have been lifted our poverty that could fall back into the poverty trap if there is a big disease or there is some income trap. the next staff i think for chinese government is to use the system that it has established in and has failures to closely monitor those people who are lifted out of poverty and there will be targeted to support and there will be income support and there will be jobs created just for them so i'm not sure about those people of that war are out of poverty i would be more worried about the bottom 20 percent lower income people living in cities because they would be the one that would drag down the consumption recovery and that would be the biggest problems are china. bank and china speaking to us

there from shanghai great to get your insights on out of there as always thanks so much and one. paula still ahead here on al-jazeera with kind of a 1000 infections on the rise some latin american countries return to unpopular lockdowns. striving for stability can bolivia recover from is a political turmoil made once said by this pandemic people going to the polls to decide and in support fine unocal back on top of german football all that action coming up place for you in this new sound. hello there we got a late blast of winter coming into the northeast if europe at the moment we've got this area of cloud his sinking down across the boat 6 days this cold front this blue line that will continue to track its way further south what's. going to speak

just coming in behind to temperatures in moscow minus 4 celsius there's snow on that into western russia into ukraine to sliding out of potent temperatures well as you can see subzero for many right clouds meanwhile across the northwest of europe we have been see some showers just coming in across the north sea plenty of showers across the western side of the but it's right in that it could be on the heavy side as we go on into monday and shoes to choose to become a little more widespread they can filter their way across central parts of italy possibility of some snow over the high ground and some snow into the generic outs snow clears away from moscow meanwhile but take a look at that temperature minus 9 the top temperature this stays back into the northwest well we're getting out to plus 9 in glasgow wet windy a mild who had just started to push its way in from the land sea we've got some wet and windy weather also making its way across northern parts of morocco northern areas of algeria over the next couple of days and shop showers here with

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a financial and emotional cost then he left me for a woman 33 years older than him marriage for sale on al-jazeera. kind of a watching al-jazeera let's remind you about top stories here this hour pope francis is a northern iraq for the 3rd day of his historic visit he's been a dozen people in the town of caracol may just center for christians and iraq pope francis has used that trip to appeal for tolerance and unity amongst religious groups. police have been using tear gas to disperse protesters in myanmar who have turned out again in their thousands despite the crackdown that follows

a night of raids where security forces rounded up people including politicians and journalists. and china says exports are growing to its highest level in more than 2 decades compared to this time a year ago there's been over 60 percent increase in exports electronics and textiles such as mosques have contributed to higher than expected shipments. while staying with a pandemic and a surge 8 in coronavirus cases is causing chaos across parts of latin america in paraguay the president has also cabinet to resign after protests there turned into riots and argentina's government has been condemned by human rights groups over police violence in brazil tighter restrictions have been imposed on the 2 most populous states. reports. clashes broke out on friday and for a border city in northern argentina following the imposition of new coronavirus lockdown restrictions police officers used tear gas and rubber bullets against

a crowd injuring dozens for most is one of argentina's sports provinces who have already been hit hard by a comic recession. arrival of the virus a year ago many protesters were informal vendors demanding to be allowed to work. human rights groups have denounced what they say was indiscriminate use of force by the police but. the protestors were responsible for the violence. nothing justifies the actions we call for reflection all to make your claims in a peaceful manner i similar scenes on the same day across the border in capital s. and where thousands of angry demonstrators confronted police throughout the night protesters burned roadblocks around congress demanding president. resigned.

earlier in the day the country's health minister was the latest official in the region to give up his post but that wasn't enough to quell people's anger over the government's handling of the global health crisis is experiencing record numbers of cases with hospitals on the brink of collapse and few vaccine doses available. moving fast and vaccine distribution cases or on the rise in chile as well for a 2nd day the country registered more than $5000.00 new cases the highest infection rate in 9 months 2 thirds of the capital. strict lockdown as are a number of regions. in brazil the worst hit country in south america. have adopted new restrictions and a curfew to try to control the brutal 2nd wave shops and stalls are shut as police

patrol the streets by president. told citizens to stop whining and move on as he continues to downplay the. resilience going through an extremely grave situation that could be catastrophic in some parts the result of a policy of denial an empty scientific platform and a contempt for human life. the latest restrictions are expected to last here until march 11th but many were out on the beach in rio on saturday the find the experts alison that i'm here i'll just say you know. now u.s. president joe biden has achieved his 1st major legislative victory the senate has passed a $1.00 trillion dollar coronavirus really felt by the narrowest of margins the fulfillment of biden's campaign promise will provide a one off payments with $1400.00 to most americans that bill now goes back to the democratically controlled house for approval mike hanna reports now from washington d.c. . is. the bull was finally

passed in the process of vote a rama it was the longest senate vote in recent memory approval coming more than 24 hours after the role of members was called this bill will deliver more help to more people than anything the federal government has done in decades we could all work together. but our democratic colleagues wrote. a top priority one pandemic relief it was their washington wish wish. the whole process began as it would largely continue with the deciding vote by the vice president kaamelott harras to accept the ball for debate breaking a 5050 dead log along party lines. the 1st major delay was among democrats with senator joe manchin holding on for more than 10 hours before reaching

a compromise to president biden on unemployment payments i asked at republican insistence the whole ball was read out in the chamber a highly unusual measure that in itself took some 11 hours and then came dozens of amendments introduced by republicans the vice president's vote not needed or many as a republican senator from alaska had to return home for a family funeral or not agree to the amendments were rejected by 30 votes to 49 torsionally my friends on the other side have used the link tactics after the link tactics obstruction of structured obstruction some senators raising the issues as part of the abstraction it should taxpayer money be set $1400.00 to every illegal alien in america provoking a heated response the statement of the senator from texas is just playing force force let me be clear the ball will go back to the house for approval and president

biden is likely to get his big 3 now isn't likely i said really get the government out of the business of battle you know on twitter and back in the business of delivery for the american people making a difference in their lives could be everyone achieves a fighting chance but made very clear is that any legislative process depends on a razor thin majority one that could be threatened should any single democratic senator go against the party line my kind of al-jazeera washington. well police in suisun have dispersed hundreds of demonstrators holding an anti lockdown protest in the capital stockholm say the rally was illegal as large gatherings have banned under coronavirus restrictions no more than 8 people are currently allowed to meet protesters they are demanding that measures be east now

moving on and roman catholic worshippers and demanding justice for the victims of the 2900 easter sunday bombings they're wearing black to church on a day religious leaders have declared that sunday the catholic church is criticizing a government report for not revealing who was behind the attacks more than 260 people died in those coordinated attack. several 100 demonstrators have rallied in barcelona against the jailing of spanish rap that public hostile. so you can see police were deployed heavily and over the protesters mostly peaceful rocks were reportedly thrown at offices hasa was convicted for criticizing spain's monarchy and of glorifying a separatist group. polls are open in switzerland for a controversial voters on whether to ban face coverings in public the proposed law doesn't mention muslim specifically but is known locally as the burqa ban it's

backed by the swiss people's party that says veils are a symbol of quote extreme islam opponents say the ban which includes exceptions for health and cold weather islamophobia and an attack of personal freedoms on median soldiers and veterans have been joining protest against prime minister. hundreds of officers gathered outside the defense ministry and marched towards the presidential residence condemning the prime minister's decision to remove the chief of staff of the armenian armed forces they have been demonstrations since his government ceded land to azerbaijan in order to end fighting in a corner karabakh in november. well polls in bolivia are set to open in the next few hours for regional elections they're being seen as a test of support for the socialist government many hope they will signal an end to 2 years of instability including allegations of electoral fraud and a right wing crew that interim reports now from neighboring argentina. it's always

been difficult for xander and her family to eke out a living but the pandemic has made their lives harder still for her not working is not an option i mean i mean. it's for my family my mom and dad have been sick and the medicines are very expensive all they can do is go out and keep working. voting in bolivia as obligatory on the war go to the ballot box with little optimism is that. even though the elections bring new authorities the politics are always the same they campaign they talk a lot but when they're in power they forget i believe it will always be like that. libya is striving for stability after years of political turmoil with saul former president evo morales flee the country in 2019 to be replaced by a right wing interim government socialists are now back in charge nationally but

it's your thirty's handling of the pandemic that now underlines every campaign promise every political decision. all the candidates all over the country have said they'll fight against the disease but there are still particular problems in each region in relation to infrastructure. the pandemic has starkly highlighted the issues that most concern bolivian voters. the most important is health not just physical but mental health too and we were going through right now with this virus we also need to be economically stable. 7 medical professionals are on strike over government emergency measures to fight the disease or the number of daily new infections continue to rise. has killed more than 3000 people in bolivia. a former minister unable well as his government one presidential. elections last october organized at the height of the pandemic.

his 1st few months in office dominated by corporate 90 the vaccines are arriving but not as many and not as often as people would like is with. us it is very difficult to buy vaccines in the world today is very difficult to get them all countries are trying to buy back scenes. that's not what roxanna are millions of believe in is like i want to hear the degree of patience and understanding they have in their politicians handling of the pandemic will be reflected in the ballot box. there are 201 osiris. now big game trophy hunting is a controversial but lucrative business and parts of africa and brings in more than $300000000.00 a year however hunters haven't been able to travel for the past year and that's had a major impact on the industry reports now from delaware and zimbabwe. every bone from the skeleton of a giraffe will soon be shipped to paraguay in south america is just one of many

outstanding orders for the preserved remains of animals killed by hunters the taxidermists here in zimbabwe are working on but the coronavirus pandemic means the business could soon be did to just try new induces global lock downs and travel restrictions are keeping customers away the to fix the family to. hulu if would list money who can afford to pay the rest of late food. stamps so we're getting people to be tough these are challenging times for the country taxidermy industry as a competes with others in southern africa for clients without tourism there's no business covenanting as a thing to lock the world down by doing that if it is destroyed tourism around the world. of a citizen to africa. those are there is there there is a tide america. very niche markets return to hunters obviously without hunters or

business so it is imperative for us 100 percent. before the pandemic many tourists who come to zimbabwe to hunt big game and take back stuffed animals and trophies as souvenirs you can mount just about any kind of animal these can take a year to make this is a coup that's a buffalo in power and here is a water park everything is recorded with legal documentation. this includes government approved legal paperwork for export the hunts are regulated and only a certain number of animals can be killed each year taxidermy and trophy hunting is criticized by some animal rights groups. but advocates say money from the hunts supports conservation efforts the industry also creates jobs in a country with very high unemployment. but in order to keep operating work is

hearsay the world needs to open up again and soon. al-jazeera. pastel ahead here on al-jazeera in sport it's a brave man battle to lead a football club barcelona santa will be here with all the details on one of the most important elections and a come to history. frank assessment the world is on the brink of a catastrophic moral failure is that a fair assessment you can be a catastrophic. weiss. informed opinions should we be buying big court ultimately it will be sovereigns and governments who are buying this that is the direction this is all headed in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. reporting in the field means i often get to witness not just news this is breaking but also history as

it's unfolding crossing from serbia to hungary to read one day i might be covering politics and the next around my covering protests. but what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. you are even . welcome back it's now time for sports and his son a thank you very much mr voting is underway in the presidential election of spanish football club barcelona over 111000 barcelona members that have the chance to cast

their ballot 3 candidates of former president while a puerto entrepreneur victor fanta and tony for. the on the club's board however when to rule be tossed with taking the club forward despite debts exceeding $1000000000.00 that's look at why busta find themselves in such a financial mess well firstly there's been the impact of the pandemic playing games behind closed doors contributed to after tax losses of $115000000.00 for the 2192020 financial year they've also spent $492000000.00 on plays over the past 2 seasons $146000000.00 more than they've earned from a player transfer then there's little now messi according to a recently he's on a contract worth a $167000000.00 per year deal and in june and his future will be another headache

for the new president also there's the issue of misuse of funds on monday former president josep. was arrested as part of corruption investigation or join us now is dampening live lecture at sheffield university specializing in sports fine as a 1st of all dan more than $1000000000.00 of debt how huge of a task will it be for the new president to take forward. yeah it's a significant task for the new candidate i think as you've alluded to there that there's a long going in financial issues here we thought alone in the stretch but you know over the course of a number of years debt in itself is not necessarily a bad thing of course but it takes not being able to see that debt in and as it falls you know and i think the short term aspect of the debt you know around 400000000 of that is used you. mentioned the pandemic emboss a lunar eclipse that has been hit harder than some because of the pandemic if you look at the museum alone and international tourism brings them in 58000000 euros

and the rest means who owns a 1000000 pounds 200000000 euros lost revenue because of the demick and funds not being ground so there are this is a kind of storm also i don't know but there are yes think if you can challenge moving forward for the presidential candidate and what do you do with the squad and how they look to build and rebuild into the future and as we mentioned area messes contracts is already a huge issue would the new president be able to offer head and track to a deal to say. i think i think barcelona can afford to keep messi i don't think that's. potentially an issue i think the terms of the greenman will will be key here obviously we know that the current squad have taken a pay cut we know that barcelona's wages are $3.00 quarters of their revenue so that 75 percent wage to turnover is a concern so the wage bill would naturally have to come down and if you look at

what clubs are doing under make that tends to be what's happening it tends to be causing cost i think the interesting thing with messi and wanted to be $1.00 of the presidential candidates has said this is that he he makes 08 percent of barcelona's cost base but he generates them around 30 percent of their revenue so there is another factor here with a little messy and that's around his overall value to pass alone and i think you know from a way just perspective of course he's the biggest and so moving somebody like him on and off the wage bill would be a way because but i don't think any of the candidates really want to do like even the uniqueness of messy and. him in him but also and make. as you mentioned earlier all the clubs including barcelona have been hit hard financially by the pendennis what can they do to improve their revenues. i think what we're seeing is trying to be more creative and trying to digitalize their from base a little bit more and indeed monetize that so we've seen you know office you know

online office unique streaming platforms i think that will continue it was already kind of that demick pickle trying to maximize the digital aspect of revenue income at a time where obviously we said no funds in grounds and barcelona's tourism aspects as well this is a huge. side of this is because everything's on hold from a spectator point of view in a physical sense is that as we say clicks off to look to the coke costs and you know to generate a profit you either increase revenue or you look to the premier cost so i think those are the $2.00 things are looking up to me and the longer this and then it goes the more it will be an issue for a. loaner or you know no exams in that regard than time electric sheffield hallam university thank you very much for that. by munich have gone back to the top of the blunders leader after thrilling when the over dortmund top mint went to up in

this game and thinks once again holland 20 year old no region's going twice inside the 1st 10 minutes his total for the season now stands at $29.00 but by and have their own goal scoring must earn robert live in the us they replied with 2 goals of his own at before half time for the world and european champions and the 2nd half of holland that went off with an ankle injury wrapped up a 42 when the young go teka on the target and live in dusty completed his hat trick his team are 2 points clear of stick at the top of the table. the 2nd we had this game under control and we know it ok come on boys we have to try to score the other goal because we want to get to 3 points and we did so i think that was something special and show everyone that we we want to stay on the 1st place. leipsic were comfortable 3 male winners against their next challenge attempting to

overcome a 2 a nail a 1st a deficit in the last 16 tempe is the i would liverpool that game coming up on wednesday. but took of it to has won the open title for the 2nd time in her korea it took the czech barely an hour to beat god being in the doha final the 2 time will build in champion a drop just 3 games against her spanish opponent wrapping up a straight sets victory 6261 to claim her 28th korea title but it's her 1st tournament win in almost 2 years. it's 1st grade i've been waiting for it's by far or some time since most of the title in 2019 so it's a really good grace viewing again especially here in doha that i've been in the final last year and i'm going to i couldn't make it today so that's very nice and that's from minister thanks so much sana well that is it for me for this news hour

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