girls, but amidst these resistance, although even from her own patience, fearless midwife has adopted the course of challenging, deeply ingrained tradition, holding them and terminating this modern day beat aside. the daughter, 3, witness on alger ceiling. lou, this is al jazeera. ah, hello, this is a news are on al jazeera. i'm fully back to bo live in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, the last civilians leave the besieged steel, planting the ukrainian city of merrier pole. while the soldiers who remained trapped their vow, they will never surrender us. diplomats returned to the embassy and key as g. 7 leaders issue more sanctions against russia. also this our prayers before polling,

we look at how the roman catholic church could sway filipino voters in the presidential election and the death of a mother and her unborn child fox. a public outcry in senegal, drawing attention to medical shortages. i'm john gosh roscoe biggest sports. manchester city returned to the top of the primarily table. that's all things champions. have a new causal 5 mil to take a 3 point lead. i've lived in this done thank you for joining as g. 7 nations have made a show of unity after a virtual meeting with ukraine's present vote amuse lensky. it comes ahead of russia's world war 2 victory day celebrations. the group announced new functions and accused president putin of bringing shame on russia's historic sacrifice against nazi germany. in ukraine's capital keep us officials have return to the

embassy for the 1st time since being evacuated in february and in another show of support. u. s. first lady joe joe biden made an unannounced trip to ukraine, where she met her ukrainian counterpart olean as a landscape. it's the 1st time the ukrainian 1st lady has been seen in public since the start of the war. and on the front line of russia assault in a lou haskell region around 90, people are fear dead after a school was bombs. while in a moment we're here from our fat bag in the ukrainian city of denise pro and she ever tansy is in washington d. c, but nor burn. manley begins our coverage with this report. this is what left of a school in ethan ukraine's lohan, screeching, smouldering debris and utter destruction. russian forces targeted the building, which reportedly had nearly all of the people from the village of belloc rifka, hiding in fight. dozens of them are feared that richard, they ships are taking into account that it was an air strike and not

a simple artillery showing up. when the explosion happened, the temperature was extreme. certainly our emergency workers would be clearing the debris with maximum speed, but there was only a very slim chance that any one survived. not break, like my old wall knocking victory day in europe, ukraine's president low to mid zalinski says his country is fighting the new form of not for him. it's celebrated on the 8th of may the day in 1945, when nazi germany surrendered, build in the south of ukraine. the port city of odessa has been underwritten. you'd strikes missiles, reportedly hit stores and warehouses in a residential area, as well as the military, airport runway and tower. russia's defense ministry says its forces have destroyed a ukrainian warship near the black sea port. but this has not yet been independently verified. for moscow, odessa is considered a strategically important port, is no,

when you speak about odessa from the shipping point of view, you're speaking not only about one or 2 in odessa, but also do satellite words in canada and sharing a modest 30 kilometers around. and they comprise our, our, the 60 percent of ukrainian expert and 90 percent of the ukranian grain experts. since the war started russian forces of targeted hospitals, apartment blocks and other civilian buildings. the world health organization is gathering evidence for possible bull crime investigation. that nature has not verified. 200 attacks on healthcare in ukraine. since the room began. miss abbess must stop. in the city of the parisha, that's been a steady flow. the vacuum ease being both from the passage steel plant, a very awful ukraine's government says all civilians have now been rescued. ah, civilians and soldiers have been trapped inside the assault still steel mill for nearly

2 months as russian attacks intensified. surrender is not an option because the roster is not interested in our life. the. i'm not interested to let us know. ah, as russia prepared to mark it's victory day, a monday which celebrates the soviet union with against nazi germany in world war 2 . if not clear yet how this conflict where both sides have been folk battles and the 1940s will end up laura pat manley al jazeera or let's get an update now from ukraine and speak to us i bake was in, didn't pro for is so aside, let's talk about the situation, mary paul, for the last of the civilians who are whole w at the steel plan. they have arrived in jeopardy. understand bring us up to speed . but the latest yes. what we've heard is that women, children and the elderly have been evacuated and made their way to that to reach

where they will have food, clothing, and shelter. and this will be really for the ukrainian government because they have been making several attempts to try and get those people out of the tank through humanitarian cardoso. understand that this was under the united nations and international committee of the red cross. now that would be a really for the ukrainian government, but they still soldiers inside that plant. now, the situation marable has been going on for months. it was besieged strategic port city. and there were several attempts to create monetary car doors and si fi. and each time, either cyber blame each of the breaching those and throughout the last 2 months, they happen people leaving that city, going to say for parts of ukraine, but it hasn't just been as easy as having human gen cargoes and leaving mario, paul, there's been some veteran going gone by the russians to allow people out. and when we were in zachary, just just over a month ago, and we heard some harrowing stories of some of the 1st people to escape that besieged city. so yes, it will be a relief for the ukraine government,

but as i said, there are still soldiers in the field sent for. and so what's going to happen then, will russia attack this still plant? well so far, prisoner vladimir putin has said that he doesn't want his soldiers to storm that plant. he thought it was too risky for his soldiers. it would cost you many lives, but that is $1.00 of the largest metal fans in europe. it's around 10 clumped squares. it has a array of tunnels and rooms underneath there. her but the deputy commander of the as of battalion has said that they will fight until the end are and that they have water and weapons to do that. however, he was critical in an online press conference of the ukrainian government and politicians. there's a feeling that they have been left in mary paul, 2 are on their own that they haven't been given support or some of the workers have been coming in to ukraine. haven't got to them and what they've appealing to is a 3rd party so they can have, those are injured in fact, you evacuated and so the conflicts, if they're dead, know who that 4th 3rd party will be. and if that will happen is

a different question. but it does come a day before russia or celebrates its victory day with the soviet union defeated nazi germany. and so far the russians are, would like to use mary paul as a victory. it's significant in terms of strategic location, but also the narrative from russia has been that they are di, not find ukraine, and that's been disputed by the ukrainians. but what does fall or fall in favor for the russians is that the as of battalion are a far right group that were incorporated into ukrainian military. and there was want to use that. or at least as a political points are in may be tomorrow's victory day. thank you for there are st . big with the latest air from denise pro in ukraine as i bring in as she harbor tansy in washington, d. c. she had ross of diplomatic moves happening today. talk to her 1st about the significance of the u. s embassy. i reopening in the south moving back to keep well, it is a temporary move there. this, this, the, the behind the scenes a say about when they're saying, look, this is not the official reopening yet. it is the 1st time the u. s. embassy has

reopened since just before the war began. but us diplomats are in keep to stand with ukrainian officials when ukraine commemorates and celebrates victory. davy, the view of the collaboration of the soviet defeats of nazi germany. i guess what, what were, what, what were expecting that on monday would be a counterpoint and the visuals that were expecting from moscow of flattery. putin serve, strengthen moscow. i guess what we can expect then is, is u. s. officials and ukranian officials in keith. also commemorating victory against the nazis in their own symbolic manner. and talk to us about the new sanctions d 7 leaders and announced against russia and our call they've had with the ukranian peasant today. yeah, there was a, a virtual, a virtual summits. and once again, everything time to round victory day or on monday in moscow and

a very strong statement. i mean i guess clearly what, what the g several to try to do with the statement is, is really twist the knife in. i mean, you got underestimate how important the soviet vic, trevor of banassi, germany is. and the fact that gave frank historian, sickness was, it's greg when his, it comes out. it's the soviet, the defeat of a balance is not the western allies and that answer. so what we see, the g 7 leaders saying here is 77 years later after the defeat of nazi germany, president putin, in his regime now chose to invade ukrainian unprovoked war of aggression against the sovereign country. his actions bring shame on russia and the historic sacrifices of its people. so trying to shame vladimir putin but also announcing various sanctions, once again the g 7 vowing to and its reliance on russian oil. and then what we heard from the state of problems was that the tactic is now to try and have to try and go off to asymmetric service as things of russia can't replace. so the

going off in our business services management, consulting accountants, and so accounting services for russian companies as well as role goods for russia's industrial base. more sanctions on russian t. v. stations trying to prevent western advertises from spending millions of dollars in advertising on russian t. v. stations and more visa restrictions on what the state department calls russian leitz. she had thank you for that. she ever tansy lived there in washington, d. c. at e crane city of odessa has come and increasing fire. in the last few days, al jazeera is half, and my son is in the poor city where he says, as shrikes have become more frequent in the past 24 hours. now mozilla is said to hurt them. what acura we are witnessing, continuous targeting of the odessa region, particularly the city. recently the sirens stopped for about 2 hours before which we heard a huge explosion so far. the reason for this explosion has not been declared.

however, however, social media activists monitored the downing of a rocket in the odessa sky. 6 rockets were targeted yesterday. the military department in odessa and the southern region said that 4 rockets were aimed toward residential areas. we visited them earlier today and saw that these were workshops and stores near the airport and the ukraine. no authorities, confirmed 2 of the 6 rockets targeted the airport runway and radar tower. and the attacks came from the military side of the runway. we've received no confirmation as to whether the targeted buildings were used to store weapons or fuel. however, we witnessed the effect of this targeting when the place was on fire, and thick smoke was billowing high to that. well, well, as you've heard europe, his marking these 77th anniversary of victory against marci gemini, at the end of world war 2, germans have been brought up with reminders of their nation's role in sparking that war. no country suffered more casualties at the hands of the nazis and the soviet

union. back then ukrainians and russians fought side by side by the current conflict as bringing back unwelcome reminders of the past. for many in gemini dominic cane report, somebody at 1st glance the german russian museum and cause horst might seem an unremarkable building. yet within its walls or reminders its importance in history for this is where the tyranny of nazi germany was finally ended. when its most senior soldiers surrendered to their counterparts from the ussr, tens of millions of soviet citizens had been murdered in out of hitler's war of annihilation. and so this was a victorious moment of unity for russians and ukrainians. yet 77 years on those 2 peoples are again at war with each other. and for the director of this museum, vladimir putin, military actions in ukraine now have persuaded him to remove the reference to

russia in his museums name. the propaganda in russia is, is focusing on all the, the naming in the world war 2 and talking about fascists and, and crania, which is a lie. so our job will be to, to make clear what really happened in history and world war 2. in the decades that followed generations of germans were told of the sins of the nazis. and thus the feeling seemed to take hold. don't antagonize russia rather do deals with it drawers into the community of nations through trade. above all, give no country weapons with which to fight russia. it's a policy the present day. ukrainian president has repeatedly called on germany to renounce without god or chicone. what peter in the was here, and every time we talked to germany, we remind them that we have no, they have something they don't know which we need

a lot year. so many here shadonna, they feel germany should be helping the key of government much more. and now finally, so too, does the chancellor affect d, i? i respect any one's pacifism. i respect any attitude, but it must seem cynical to a citizen of ukraine to be told to fight back against putin's aggression without weapons. this is something that is out of date now with weapons like these millions of russians and ukrainians fought and died to defeat the nazis. what might those soldiers of fort van to learn that one day that 2 countries would be at war with each other? in 1945, many in the free world saw the russian soldier as a friend and liberty. so far fewer do so now dominate, came al, jazeera, but the soviet war memorial in berlin and timor had on this news hour, including a new probate. jing leader is chosen for hong kong. former security chief john lee

led the 2019 cracked on on anti government protesters. hundreds of donations are out supporting their present, but find out why the opposition has accused him of a paragraph. and how this goal for is putting years, of course, turmoil behind him with his latest witness coming up with a process sent to avenues and voters in the philippines are preparing for mondays, presidential election, described as the most important in its history olds, predict a windfall. ferdinand marco's junior, the son of a former president who was ousted in a popular uprising in 1986, florence lee reporter manila. ah ferdinand marco's junior, is hoping to follow in his father's footsteps and become the president of the philippines. i know them not us, and that's why this coming monday,

when you enter your voting precinct, just think of what you want for the future of our citizens. oh, some vote to say that disillusioned by the reform minded governments that followed the fall of the marco's regime in 1986, that's helped marco's junior built. a commanding lead in opinion polls along with his running mate, sarah, to 30, the daughter of incumbent president, rodrigo de tirty, nearly a quarter of the population lives in poverty. right and another. because there is something wrong with their country now, and we need to change that, especially for the life of the poor like us. but analysts and fact checking groups say he's also benefited from a campaign of misinformation misleading posts on social media present. his father's rule as a time of peace and prosperity. in fact, it was rife with corruption and human rights abuses in a,

in that i guess number may be. mm hm. we know about his father's legacy. and marcus junior has promised that he will change the price of electricity when he returns the government. the price of goods to will come down. marco's junior is able to limit scrutiny by avoiding media his campaign, dean's unfriendly accessories press conferences and campaign events are tightly controlled. he also limits his appearances and interviews and debates. his message to filipino voters is one of unity urging them to move on from the past. simple but ambiguous. he hasn't offered anything concrete to us in terms of plans and programs and policies for us to even make an educated speculation of what his administration might be. but the irony is there like the being journal. and the reason why it's very dangerous is because of the past ah,

that there he carries no. and that's the past of martial law and dictatorship. the results of monday's election will have a huge impact on the future of the philippines. florence lee al jazeera manila and his al jazeera is jemila and in dog and now on how the roman catholic church could influence the vote. it may seem like a typical sunday in the country considered the last bastion of catholicism in asia, but prayers have never been more earnest. what is it over the last few months, the hierarchy of the roman catholic church has strongly campaigned for the presidential run of the leader of the opposition. lenny labrador, who also happens to be the country's vice president, but even in a country where more than 85 per cent of filipinos or catholics, it remains to be seen whether this endorsement will be enough to make her when i,

if god sit with another enough but i pray will be god's well, to finally have someone who helped poor filipinos teachers in this public school said they are confident that preparations for this to be turned into voting. we since will be ready by monday morning meal, for example. now man, which is sped off, a lot of our cool time now is at 10 am and finishes at 11 am. the material will follow were accommodated in city hall to day, not like in 2019 where we had to line up for half a day. for teachers here say, be preferred to stay focused on the task at hand, ignoring discussions and social media about possible electoral violence, or electoral cheating. they understood the see the gravity of their role. this being the most consequential elections. in recent philippine history, the european union's foreign policy, she says the appointment of hong kong new chief executive violates democratic norms

. john lee led the crackdown on for democracy protestors and was the only candidate in a secret ballot vetted by china's government. adrian brown reports mancha. with china's endorsement, it was just a question of how big john lee's winning margin would be to give the appearance of an open contest, the secret votes were presented to the election committee before being counted. congratulations, a landslide. 1416 votes. in his acceptance speech, lee promised to leader hong kong that was carrying open, vibrant and vigilant safeguarding. our country sovereignty, national security and development interests. protecting hong kong from internal and external threats, and ensuring as stability will continue to be of paramount importance. the former number 2 in the hong kong government had previously served the security

chief authorizing the use of tear gas rubber, bullets, and occasional live rounds to disperse, protested during the unrest of 2019, oh, it was an election day of one candidate, 3 protesters and lots of police, 7000 officers, in fact, enough to keep the few dissenting voices well away from the convention center where the vote was held. analysts say the john lee has china's trust, but winning the trust of hong kong could be more difficult. trust can be rebuilt through several ways. one way is by restoring accountable government in hong kong, which is in d based, i would say, under the administration of kerry lamb. so that requires the cooperation of the media of ledge go of civil society. sunday was also mother's day in hong kong. some people we spoke to were aware there was an election,

but just weren't sure what the candidates name. oh so anyway. yeah. yeah. well, i don't know what the election sir is only when daddy's grouse. funk on people was supposed to choose a leader for the 1st time in 2017. it didn't happen then. it hasn't happened now raising the prospect to this could be the model for future electrons to choose. hong kong leader, adrian brown, al jazeera, hong kong israeli forces have shot dead, a palestinian man who tried to enter israel through the separation barrier in the occupied west bank. in the last hour, another palestinian man was killed by israeli police following a stabbing attempt. it happened clear the damascus scapes. earlier these really army waited. the whole town of 2 palestinian men suspected of killing 3 people in the central city of a lot. in 19 and 20 year olds were detained earlier after

a search following phases attack indonesia, hundreds of people have been rallying to support present chi sides plans to rewrite . the constitution is concerned, the public show of support could be used as a reason to dissolve political parties. opposition groups, a q side of a power grab by dissolving parliament and ruling by decree. ellie's involvement has been following developments from the capital tunis coincide support is demonstrating, demanding has been as a political dance that we've seen since last july. they came out and demonstrated and demanded that something to be done about the parliament and side responded by freezing the parliament and dissolving the government. and this is going on over the past. so as 6 to 8 months, it comes again with the superior judicial council. they demanded that he dissolved it and he dissolved it today they were calling for a number of things. they're calling for an end to foreign interference in tenicia. they were calling for a change to

a presidential regime. but one of the big things that they were demanding is that those justice and according to account of what they see is nbc, the state traitors, particularly the leader of a nato, which is the muslim democrat party which holds the largest number of seats in parliament science has been progressively consolidating powers in his hands, whether they be executive judicial and legislative. but the more he consolidates power, the more he is responsible and his he's continuing this tactic of deflecting the focus on teenagers problems which are serious in terms of economics and food sovereignty. but this may be his last chance to kind of attack what his ministry minister of interior was cooling traitors. the king of saudi arabia will remain in hospital to rest after undergoing a colonoscopy at a hospital in jetta. according to saint media, 86 year old,

king solomon's results were fine, but they did not say how long he will be admitted for. he had gallbladder surgery 2 years ago, and the king's also had the battery of his hot pacemaker replaced in march. syrian president bashar assad has visited a ron supreme leader, ayatollah ali harmony in tehran. i sat also met present abraham bra he see during what was his 2nd trip since the syrian war began. 11 years ago, iran sent fighters and billions of dollars to the syrian president. that, along with assistance from russia, helped him turn the war round in his favor. lebanese people living in 40 countries are eligible to begin early voting in their parliamentary election, close to 200000 lebanese, are registered to cast ballast in the us, canada, and the european union. the election next sunday's a 1st since the financial crisis began in 2019 lebanon's currency has lost more than 90 percent of its value since then. and they are widespread shortages and high

unemployment to senegal. now where the death of a woman, while giving birth has provoked widespread anger, is put the states or the countries health system under scrutiny. nicholas hawk reports from the northern town of luca. the normally busy berthing ward in lieu guy a public hospital in northern senegal is now a crime scene. this is where as to soak now and her unborn child died after being in labor for 20 hours as to begged the nurses and doctors to perform a c section, telling them she would die. otherwise, the staff ignored her for midwives have been arrested for her death. the ministry of health says this was an avoidable human error. according to the un, one woman dies every 2 minutes from complications of pregnancy and childbirth. most of these deaths take place in africa. in senegal, soaped as death was when too many causing nationwide condemnation and protest this. the law asti,

sidney's death shaken us. i lost my little sister, her baby carries her name. this pain that we women have gone through can no longer be dealing with too many. when i'm di giving life ali and maria my fall are anxious . she's had a miscarriage before and this is their 1st pregnancy. mariama is about to have a c section and didn't want to appear on camera. she's too nervous. following sickness death, the couple decided that she would give birth in a private clinic in public hospitals. if you don't pay the stuff, giving them extra cash, they won't even deal with you. in this clinic, you pay that, but they're carrying, we feel reassured, it feels safe for the clinics. doctor mario, my c section is a routine operation that should take only 30 minutes. ok, so we're just outside the operation room where the surgery is taking place and i want you to see what's going on outside. they are 2nd hand equipment from beds to

surgery, equipment lights, and here further down, they're installing a oxygen machine inside this block is in you and this t ology machine. it basic equipment that you need to operate except here in senegal, in public hospitals while they are in short supply in the birthing ward, in lieu got used. syringes are strewn everywhere. blood splattered on the wall and on the floor, the waste basket overflow with placenta as an umbilical cords, the stench of human waste is unbearable. there's only one gynecologist for the 300000 people living in luca, the health workers union of the hospital says the state has abandoned them to their new state of the bits of our ward. so my women have to give birth on the floor. where are old millions of dollars to state promised women's reproductive health money? we need to protect mothers and their big number back at the clinic. mariama gives

birth to a boy. he's quickly examined by the doctor who hands him to the nurses who in turn, hands him to the father. meanwhile, the mother is in the recovery room. we're still waiting to meet her newborn nicholas hawk algae 0 lugen, northern senegal. still ahead on the use, our luna desilva launches is paid for brazil. presidency can be unseat incumbent gyal scenario. but we'll look at the issues costa rica new president will face have to be someone in to office and veterans cyclists, mom cavendish, things to victory is returned to the italian guarantor as coming up in sports with joe. just seeing this, ah, with hello. thank you for joining in. here's your weather

forecasts for the middle east and africa and the name of the game across the middle east is really the winds through the red sea through the gulf. so we go in for a closer look. we're going to see some sand and dust spin around just because of how wild these winds will be for the eastern province of saudi. and cats are as well. so for example, in doha, at its worst point throughout the day, will see wind gusts of about 65 kilometers per hour. what, whether it's moving east away from the caspian sea? it's going to crash into bish kick tashkent and to sean b. and over the next 24 to 48 hours, temperatures are going to drop by 10 degrees. in some cases more now we're temperatures are going up in baka se donna put this for now to friday heat blankets the country both in the south and the north. croucher 44 and his law about 40 degrees. okay, back to the here. and now in turkey is looking like this. com in the west, but some disturbed weather as we had toward the east turkeys northeast black sea region. and for central africa, not as active as it has been,

but most of the activity will be across western areas. as we dipped to the south, the rain, the showers has made a clean sweep from ca, sewland tall as what teeny and southern sections of mozambique. so suns out that includes in cape town, his wall with a high of 19 ah, a struggle is full of pleasure. fancy play with him or what it is today. my little welcome lad at the community a, what? an intimate look at life in cuba. in the work a mom there with my cuba on al jazeera. ah,

with lou. ah, ah, you're watching the news are on al jazeera with me fully by t boy, reminder of our top stories. the last civilians evacuated from the besiege of stansfield plant in the ukrainian city of mary, of all, as sounded,

arriving in shopper each hour ukrainian fighters defending the plan, se they'll keep fighting and will never surrender g 7 nations or imposing new sanctions on russia and its leaders misstatement, they said present vermeer. proteins actions have brought shame on russia and a russian attack on a school in eastern ukraine. his he had to have killed dozens of people who took refuge there. the governor of new hampshire says around 90 people were in the school when it was faults. in other news, rodrigo chavez has been sworn in as a new president of costa rica, the former world bank official defeated hulsy maria figures in a run off last month. shaw, they served as finance minister under his predecessor carlos alverado casado until his resignation in 2020. while i speak to eric franz worth about this is the vice president of a council of the americas and is joining us from washington d. c. thank you very much. for being with us. so many costa rican sir said that they were looking for a break with the politicians of the past. will this new president, rodrigo chavez,

be able to shake things up? you think? well that's certainly the ho then that's what he's been elected to do. i mean goes to rico like every country and those really battered by the coven pandemic. they haven't quite come out of it. primarily from the economic side that comes to read. it depends a lot on tourism and of course so the tourism sector, the written industry was really ravaged by cold it and it hasn't yet recovered and post re gus and so on. employment is high. there are questions about the high debt loans for government and more in terms of public health. and the inequality is increasing and costa rica traditionally very egalitarian society. so that matters in the minds of many costa rican voters. and so they're taking a chance on the former finance minister and see if he can help bring the country out of it's not a crisis but economic difficult. he's promised to tackle indeed call 3 because economic problems. but, you know, with only 10 representatives in the 57, the legislature can, can he get anything done?

well, what obstacles if you're going to face? that's a really important question. the short answer is you have to compromise. he's going to have to really go over and for the people and not for their own base. and in fact, he's not probably the stablish party. so his base is also quite narrow, although there are some indications that he is at least considering thinking about if you can't get a legislative program through the post re compounder of the legislature, which is powerful. and those 3, gus, he has mentioned that he would not be averse to doing things like trying to rule with some executive decrees and trying to do things that are outside of the legislative process. that gives some concern to some outside servers for sure, of course. so we have to see if he's actually going to do that. i would have to say, goes to reagan is a very strong democracy. it's democrat, institutions are sound. and most likely, if he does that, it will be at the margins, costa rican, people really demand a democratic governance. i was going to ask you how that would go down with the people if you decided indeed, by decree. yeah it's,

it's probably not going to be very well regarded very well, except that we do have to recognize that you know, the last election in april the turn out works historically low and so close to recon citizens themselves. although they are tuned into democracy and they do and on it and certainly support it. nonetheless, the practice of democracy is also faces and challenges even in a country are strong as opposed to rica. so that's something we have to keep our eye on. but look, i mean he's, he's elected to do a job. he has the supports of people to do that job and we'll see if he can get it done. right. you talked about the economy, of course, and some of the comic problems that he's going to have to deal with. what are the other issues that he should be focusing on vital right away? you think he's got some real challenges, like many other people around the world in terms of inflation, in terms of consumer prices that are increasing particularly and in terms of energy and food spiked by russia as invasion of the brain certainly goes to rita does not

produce energy or a lot of the food, so the import those things and therefore the prices go up and that's going to hurt the consumers at the same time with high unemployment and post to reach. and he's also grappling with increasing migration flows from his neighbor to the north. nicaragua, the economy is collapsing, in fact, population flow out of nicaragua is increasing many to the united states. but also south to undergrad was traditional, you know, employment creative goes to reagan. so he's got some issues there he's got to deal with. well, thank you so much for talking to us about the funds or vice president of the council of the americans joining us there from washington. we appreciate your time . thank you. but my former leader of brazil vowels he will be far i present jane abbas narrow in october's election, 76 year old lucy, nancy lula desilva last hell the country. 12 years ago before being jailed in a corruption scandal. monica in a cave re, for some sample ah,

ah, spirits were high. this convention center in san paula thousands gathered to hear brazil's former president and lizzie mass, hulu led us silva, as he promised to defeat incumbent j bowles. fernando, in october's election, moolah announced that his candidacy has the support of trade unions, social organizations, and 7 center left parties, including his own workers party. he compared his to term presidency of latin, america's largest democracy to that of bo, sonata, and admirer. and follower of former us president donald trump. mice, brazil is too big to be an international prior because we are submissive because we were denied allison because we attack our greatest commercial partners causing enormous damage to our economy. brazil whole general elections in 5 months,

as the country deals with record to digit yearly inflation, high interest rates and unemployment, or brazil's back on united nations hunger map which it had left in 2014 for the 1st time in its history rule also appealed to young voters promising to protect the amazon, the environment in brazil's indigenous people. recent polls shola having the support of more than 40 percent of the population and shy, able so narrow in 2nd place with more than 30 percent. but lula supporters are anxious. they know the tables can turn at any moment. oh no, i think another kid, the last one was more please. there is no guarantee that will be victorious. we are very much at risk of having brazilians realistic. also, norris, fascist government. this is a historic moment when progressive forces you like to fight people, but anything can happen now. also now to has the support of brazil's powerful farm

lobby of the christian right in of resilience who were disappointed with bola, and with the corruption scandals involving him and his workers party. but also, nato is also being accused of incompetence and mismanagement of the coven 19 crisis, which has killed more than $660000.00 brazilians. officially the electoral campaign of brazil start from august the liberty with both law law and the current president valuables will not already fighting every single vote they can get in. what rob is to be very polarized election monitor, you know, you just 0 the whole for turning to the warn ukraine now, and the director of the cia is convinced the russian president vladimir put in is hardening his resolve. william burn says, despite the resistance from ukrainian forces, the russian leader is not willing to lose. he added putting has been,

as he called it chewing for years and is motivated by grievance ambition and insecurity. i think he's in a frame of mind in which he doesn't believe he can afford to lose. so the stakes are quite high in this phase. and in the east of ukraine, as you know, ukraine's military was support, you know, from the west continues to resist. but i, i don't think this means that, you know, putin is deterred at this point because he stick so much on the choice that he made to launch this invasion that i think he's convinced right now the doubling down still will enable him to make progress. or glen con is a former cia officer, and he doesn't think it's wise for the cia to expose. it's thinking and the actually intelligence it's given to ukraine during the conflict. i don't know us intelligence officer 7 boasting perhaps or suppose it background,

but what however they have done this or leave this information or confirmed it? it's a terrible thing. it's a truism that a secret shared as a secret last, and the point one of the points of intelligence service is to conduct actions out of sight, an unknown that enhances their effectiveness. it makes it diplomatically possible to do things that otherwise couldn't be done. it's a terrible idea and it boxes in another principle of statecraft, not, not just intelligence, but stay craft is that even if you are in war, you want to provide your opponent some way that he perceives as forward some way to achieve something. otherwise you box him in and, and you give your opponent, no choice but to resist entire. but when secretary defense austin 1st made a statement that led us down this path that we start to,

to create with united states, to degrade russia's military capabilities in a lasting way. i thought it was a slip of the tongue and then we heard it confirmed. so i think it's coming from the white house actually, and i think it reflect president biden's profound emotional revulsion at what prudent is doing. i support the objective, i think, to talk about this is not just an error if strategically a strategically an error. but i think it seems to have been confirmed that it comes from on high good objective, very poor idea to make it explicit. and mark has patrick at the international institute for strategic studies, says rush, i will keep all options open to achieve its military objectives in ukraine, including using nuclear weapons and really does not want to lose. but he's not going to win for sure. ukraine is just fighting back so fiercely and

with more and more support from the west. i don't think goodness going to win. but what does it mean that he can't lose? does he have to redefine his objectives? and if he is doubling down now as if those is what happens, then we'll quadruple down and then use nuclear weapons. i'm quite worried about that. and the problem i see is that if russia doubled down in the don't boss and southern ukraine and does not achieve his military objectives, then what will he do? will he turn to? i don't think we can rule it out. you know, we were all surprised when launched this invasion. well hey, wasn't surprised. they knew about it, but still it was the pricing and i just wouldn't rule out the possible use of nuclear weapons. you know, obviously united states cannot be seen to be so involved in this war and directly targeting russian generals. i mean that's, that's really, it's not just that it's a provocation that could escalate matters,

but it displays into russia sensitive grievance. we don't need to do that now, russia versus the grievance of being attacked and prevailed on it is so out of line . but still you have to see the other side psychological reasoning and not play into it. she vain has become the largest political party northern ireland for the 1st time. it was previously the political wing of the irish republican army, the arm to which one british forces enjoy less to take northern ireland. out of the u. k. journal hall re for some belfast some say this election changes everything and changes nothing. the marching bands play on commemorating ties with the united kingdom, despite the reversal of a century of unionist political dominance and barricades stand regardless of the nationalist when separating communities,

as they have done through decades of troubles and decades of peace. just because on the same, no change then no changes just going on the same for too long. the unionists have always helped have been top dog, but neither 2nd dog. and there's a lot of pride. it's thick real change has happened though in the center. the alliance party doubling its voe chair among those who reject traditional identity politics. cross community youth groups like this one are not uncommon in a younger generation, looking for a credible 3rd way common and the city made and she's catholics. i'm process of law. so, washed after class herself as food or food, plenty of for the quickest visible from my experience, like i said, and i wasn't involved in this program. i probably wouldn't have any really involvement with the protestant side of the community. there is

a movement obviously with the youth, but before parents is off with off be in and not they are learn more about community relations and build relations with all people. not just your identity and religion. once at the heart of conflict. now making tentative attempts at bridging divides. so we have begun to meet on a regular basis with both ministers on the shinkel and priests from the falls. and our parishioners don't seem to have a problem mixing whenever the occasion arises. reverend tracy mach roberts, has led community outreach efforts since a brief resurgence of violence last spring. there are possibly more people doing this kind of work than we realize. but a lot of this type of work goes on behind closed doors. the election doesn't solve northern islands problems. of course, you might say it's made things worse with chin, faint, nationalist victory,

a big step towards a possible future. united ireland, a huge blow for unionists with the democratic union, his party threatening to boycott the store. mont assembly, over a post briggs had see board of trade that it says undermines northern islands position in the united kingdom. what's clear is that there is a middle ground growing in influence. cross community ties being forged by people who feel less nationally still, unionist board, northern irish, instead jona whole al jazeera belfast can men have killed at least 40 people in attacks on 3 villages in north west nigeria. the worst hit was dumb, re weigh 32 people died including patients that hospital according to a local official, north west cent. central nigeria have been targeted for years by criminal gangs rating villages, ceiling cattle and carrying out mass abductions, cilla head on use our there's a new teenage tennis sensation on

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dmitri could all says he was a re match or you feel about that for him? i no, no problem. you know, if you don't believe in yourself, what you do, you remember to you to go to the martin i we spoke to books in journalist garrath, a davies who was not surprised to see can elo defeated the size and weight divisions for a reason. and what we saw in this fight was dimitri brevo. the russian resident ah, had size superiority, strength, stamina. and in a brilliant defensive performance, early on, ah, with an amazing job and a hide, george. i'm completely lost. the fight level is a tremendous champion. his 20 undefeated fights as a professional,

nearly 300 am. it's a fights coming into this and canal or simply wasn't big enough to put a dent in this brilliant point. so, you know, can l o has come up full weight divisions for a 154 pounds, 475 pounds in his career in the last 67 years is 548 is 4 inches shorter than bellville. bib will probably wait a lot more than in the night. may be 15 pounds heavier off to re hydration. renello 2nd lawson is 61st fights. he's a very young rule fighter. when he 1st lost art to floyd, my mother who schools him technically ah can hello is now very adept fighter. but as a said, he holds all the belts super middleweight 12 stone, 7 pounds lighter than light heavy weight, and that's where i think he should go next. not have a rematch removal because i see the same outcome again. and that is all his faults now have no fear later. hello joe. thank you very much for that. that sent for this

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