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i'm going, my dream was to be a basketball player in the war. now i reach here, ah, peru has a new president after pedro castillo was impeached and detained for attempting to dissolve congress. ah, i'm hm seeker, this is ozetta, live from door also coming up. i've been out fernandez outside. sherlock has been really stationed when a number of siegfried unions are taking to the streets. once again. german authorities say they'll be more arrests after police detained. 25 members of a fall right group accused of plotting to seize power. incredible excitement
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surprises. small teams beating big teams or normal small teams. fee for boss johnny in $15.00 us has cut our 2022 as delivered the best group stage ever to walk up. ah, a peruse interim leader dina bowler. wattsey has taken office after congress impeached pedro castillo. he was arrested just hours after saying he would dissolve congress by presidential decree a move. the constitutional court declared was a qu, they tom marianna sanchez has the latest from lima o. d of hold rama video with both president, he never knew out of the the sworn in the country leader, diesel written lucas, the you to help congress by presidential decrease. ah, i moved. the country's constitutional court said was a, could a talk to you as
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a result, he quickly lost the backing of his political allies, geography though in plain thought a lot better. a co attempt has been made and initialed heavily by mr. piedro costello, it was not echoed by any democratic institutions or the people following on from the constitutional order. this congress has made a decision, and it's my duty to act accordingly. oh, it was congress's 3rd impeachment attempt to oust gosti you. he tried to save himself with a bold move door maslow, this is young, will temporarily digital congress and establish an exceptional emergency government while calling for elections for a new congress, him up and drafting an constitutional. ah, he then went even further ordering the military to patrol the streets with a night m curfew. but as lawmakers began voting for the impeachment castillo left. the presidential palace with his family. police say he was going to request political asylum in mexico,
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but instead he was arrested. he supporters clashed with police outside the station where he was held throughout his presidency. castillo had constant confrontations with the political opposition. he was even expelled from his own party. now lawmaker say they want to work with a new precedent get weighing our own wing i. we need think she should come with a cabinet that helps to deal with problem is not ministers who will only praise her . i mean the novel, new out of the is the 1st female precedent of be due. she has asked peruvians for unity and lawmakers for a truce and innocent assault a see that lima biddle. a tried unions in sri lanka are leading several protests across the country against the spiraling cost of living of as follows. president renella cramer sang, gazed at decision to privatize some state institutions. sri lanka has been going through its worst economic crisis in decades. in our fernandez has more from colombo. what do you see around me here outside the country's me and railway
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station in colombo? is the state telecom and insurance credit union that i've taken to the street in protest that they've made. the government is on a, basically a journey to privatized divers, these entities that are profit making the say, this is just an attempt by the government under the guise of making money to help with the economy crisis. to get rid of these institutions to listen to the dictates of our western entities. but that was an all such attempt in the past to sell our profit making see it. institutions have not had the government at all. and they said that the present run over grimacing, or who they say has no man that given that he was only elected in parliament, i have a history of selling off. i said assets valuable assets and they see that right
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now this is not the on. so they're all separate, they're seeing about the spiraling cost of living, the government's management of the situation that brought the country here, as well as the government's attempt to repress and correct down on voices like this . indeed, the protest today i have gone ahead, despite a number of steps by the government of cancel venues to deny permission, but people say they won't be silent. at least 3 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces during a raid in the jenin refugee camp. a large group of israeli forces were seen entering the area in the occupied west bank in the early hours of thursday. the united nations says 2022 has been the deadliest year for palestinians and 16 years need abraham and joins us live now from ramallah. so neither what more we here we're here in the locals that one of the 3 palestinians were killed this morning.
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and janine was not involved in any fighting activities against these really forces that re did genie. but he was getting ready to get to work. 2 of those who had killed, according to locals with what the palestinians here called the fighting resistance . and the lion den in nablus and in gene these palestinians have been taking up arms and fighting these really forces. according to analysts, we've been speaking to, they say that israel is concerned at this growing phenomena of palestinians. young men carrying up arms and trying to fight these really forces that are in the occupied west bank. but as far as these analysts tell us, they say that the response by the israeli forces is disproportionate. these israeli forces and soldiers how are armed to their teeth, they are highly weaponized with the most technological weapons. there are
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a fighting young men who have limited weapons and supplies. so we're seeing a lot of attention here in the occupied west bank this year. we're talking about $164.00 palestinians who were killed by israeli forces fired, including our colleagues shooting a walker. who was in jeanine on an assignment when she was targets and shots by israeli forces, a 3rd of those who had killed with in jeanine, that palestinians in general, would tell you that israel feels that this has a free hand killing palestinians here in the occupied west back and we're also hearing from israeli officials that are expected or politicians that are expected to join the next government that they are calling for the rules of engagement to be even more lenient than they are now near to thank you. need abraham life was there in ramallah, a german authorities say they expect more arrests and rates in connection with the
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far right plot to overthrow the government. police had rated 130 sites across the country. on wednesday, the prosecutor general says 25 were detained for planning to violently seize control of the parliament. a soldier, a judge, and a russian national are among those arrested me she would pass, but it's not really comprehensible. you hear about such plans in other countries, but for this to happen outside my front door, the government we have is not ideal, but probably better than what they had planned. i think this is i 9 shot, it's a shot down neighbor organized to put you would far right. radicals with don't let me call them fashion. quite honestly, i'm shocked that prints things. he has the right to do something like this, against the democratic rule of law. is supposed to be honest, i have no words. it's so far away from what i personally believe. so i find it hard to grasp the un mission in democratic republic of congo says rebels killed at least
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a 131 civilians in attacks. last month congolese authorities had put the toll at around $270.00 after appraisal. attacks were carried out by the m 23 on group in late november attacks to places several villages in the eastern part of b. r. c. the nigerian army has been accused of running a secret illegal abortion program. reuters is reporting at least 10000 pregnancies had been terminated in the countries north east since 2013. many of the women had been rates allegedly by book hold on fighters like you and military meters deny the program ever existed. in the beginning, we were in our town buckle her arm came and attacked. they grabbed us and took us away to the bush. after that, we were in the bush in their hands. soldiers came and took us. after that, they took us to give our barracks and they are boarded our pregnancies. a court in
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mozambique has jailed the former president's son and several high ranking officials after corruption scandal, the rock, the country's economy scam involved state own companies, barring nearly $2000000000.00 in elicit loans from foreign banks. and independent ordered found that roughly a quarter of the money remains unaccounted for. kevin calvin has details sitting in court as his handle, the 12 year jail sentence, the seen as a far cry from his former life of luxury. the son of mozambique former president, was among a living people found guilty in the corruption case known as the tune of bond scandal. and involved state owned companies, illicitly borrowing hundreds of millions of dollars from international banks to fund the turn of fishing operation and surveillance vessels. but the cash disappeared and mozambique government had the borrowing from both parliament and the public. when the full scale of the hidden debt came to light in 2016,
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it trigon an economic crisis. in mozambique. the country's currency lost a lot of its value. inflation surged and foreign donors pulled out former president amanda to buddha, who was an office when the loans were greet, testified at the trial, his some was found guilty of influencing his father to get the government to approve the deals. and of using a $33000000.00 bribe to buy luxury cars and a mention in south africa. last 8 of the 19 defendants were acquitted. while the rest were given prison terms, ranging between 10 and 12 years, handing down the sentences, the judge sid, the scam, had plunged thousands of people into poverty across the country. many, outside the court said the judgment sent a clear message. for those all were still willing to commit such crime
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that this nor that is no longer the country where you can come with that crime and, and walk free for i fear that those who orchestrated this and crime will now go free as we use the same discounts back into the the did scandal exposed corruption on the global scale. and spect legal cases across 3 continents. given calvert al jazeera estella head on edge. did i? what's been revealed after scientists discover what could be the oldest dna ever? and again, it's, we're records for the largest canvas painting has been sent right here and caught up ah ah,
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hello, we got some very heavy showers in the forecast. the central parts of the philippines over the next couple of days. but to recently the heavier right has been coming down across sir. good parts of borneo, malaysia, 100. 10 millimeters of rain here in 24 hours. a showers will drift their way over towards them. lay peninsular, sumatra, seeing some heavy downpours and they go that way. we're setting into central areas of the philippines as we go through friday. big intense showers here could see some localized flooding as it not is up to was lose on. for the latter part of the we can further south usual scattering. a showers coming in across much of indonesia wanted to shower, still in place across the southeast of australia meanwhile, but turn please to say over the next couple of days. the main thing to watch for will be this area of high pressure just nothing. a little further, reese was introducing some milder air. we could to some hardware coming in here and also some dryer air. so 17 celsius there in melbourne, a 25 for adelaide to one of 2 showers around and ill system makes its way
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a little further east with temps getting up to a rather more agreeable. 23 degrees in melbourne at that state. it will be a few showers around the eastern side of us. fine and dry over towards the west. was it got some other wet and windy weather making its way across a good part of new zealand? ah, with lou.
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the me. again, you're watching. i just did a reminder of our top stories. this room has sworn in vienna, but what they, as president of the pedro castillo, was impeached by congress detain. he was arrested just hours up to saying he would dissolve congress by presidential decree, been more protest. this re lanka, after months of political turmoil, shlang can demonstrate that against rising fuel costs in october. now trade unions are leading protests against inflation. they come off the president renew with from a single announced plans to privatize from state institutions. german officials say police are set to make more rest of the 25 people were detained in raids on
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wednesday. the suspects were part of a group wanting to build a new german army. now they've been for dozen group matches and 8 eliminators but cuts on 2022 now has it's called the finalist matches will be played on friday and saturday. the $2101.00 is up netherlands face argentina, croatia are up against 5 time. when is brazil and we will england are set for a clash with defending champions, france. morocco will tackle portugal, hoping their fairytale run continues at a fee for president believes carter 2022 has shown the gap has closed between small and big countries. johnny infant tino also says the tournament as delivered the best group stage ever woke up. the matches have been of great, great quality in beautiful stadiums. we knew that already.
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however, as well, the public care who was there was incredible over 51000 on average reco breaking figures on on t v. we already have over $2000000000.00 viewers, which is which is really credible to an hour 1000000 people in the streets of laura and a few $100000.00 every day in the stadiums, altogether, cheering together, supporting their teams, untasted atmosphere, great goals, incredible excitement surprises us. small teams beating big teams there. well, there are no more small teams or nor big teams. the lever is very, very equal for the 1st time as well. national teams from all continents going to the knockout face for 1st time in history. this shows the
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pool board is really becoming truly good. we simply want to to give some, some joy and some smiles of people all over the world. that's what football is about . that's where the welcome is. well, let's what should happen from now as road until the end, we've already seen some great action on the field, which finally is, are, are, you know, the most important part of what to do? some of the biggest err stars performing very, very well. but the memories are fine, and all the mexican fans are, or the american fans or the saudi fans, or to speak about the justina brazil. iranians every one of the americans who were, who were really cheering their teams that tunisia, i mean i can, i can just name the senegalese,
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i could name them all. probably now were each really the competitive, the top competitive phase were a course the big stars, the big players, big teams will make the difference on the page. so i hope i'm not sure who will see her. a fantastical goes on. this woke up for present gianni and fan tina. there were a lot of football fans like to make fashion statements, and when it comes to fashion, there is no one better than our very own alexi o'brien. she joins us from the suit . whack if in doha, well, i have to say if you are trying to improve your fashion and you are heading to the quarter finals this week, maybe your team has been lucky enough to make it to the final light. maybe they've gone home. so you are changing allegiance that need some new colors. you can come down, you can get in england. so if you're looking with some are all can flags in here, there are some brazilian flags just further down. now these things are cold
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peripheral items because they produced to be sold around the world. have they not the official merchandise. that is anything that's got the faithful world cup, logo, the mascot, e boy, even the design of this year's trophy. now the police and branding experts are actually warning consumers to be careful saying that they could be scam is out there trying to sell you fake versions of those goods or even setting up websites and that will end up stealing your money. and that's because merchandise around the fee for world cup is a multi $1000000.00 industry. ah, if you're a football fan, looking for something tangible to take home with you on top of those world cup memories, you're in luck. from trinkets to brenda gear, the practical accessories to bespoke designs is cause a 2022 merchandise for just about every budget. and this year,
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70 percent of the 1st world cup accessories comes from just one place. the manufacturing hub if you were in china that's according to the local industry association says that he sold sporting goods worth more than half a $1000000000.00 just the 1st 8 month of the year, and martinez this time our product range expanded to include a lot more new products, including world cup passports, patches, key chains, clothing, footballs, trophies, and so on. you've been described as the world's supermarket. factories have been working overtime, to kill orders, merchandise from e, what was being sent around the world. 30 even set up a spatial shipping route to make sure the goods arrived in time at only up and shop
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like this one and doha, so that anybody who wants to can own and little bit the 1st world cup in the middle east tournament. virgin dice is big business and fif is known for doing everything it can to protect its brand and it's bottom line about 10 percent. a thief is revenues come from licensing arrangements and, and licensing arrangements are all manner of different things from t shirts, mascots and stickers, badges, and right through to full trading cards. so to put a figure on it, we're probably looking at somewhere around $600000000.00. london police say the world cup is also a lucrative time for counterfeiters who can use the cash more serious offenses, like drug trafficking and money laundering in the u. k. fake football jersey is worth $600000.00 were seized just days before the competition kicked off while and cutter thirty's confiscated these imitation trophy. so if you want
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a momento from this historic world cup, remembered that all that glasses is not gold. i have to say, i was really interested to read those comments from the city of london police that counterfeiting isn't just a business and its own right than that it can actually be used to fund more serious offenses and several of the world cup post nations, brazil, russia and cutter have actually changed their laws ahead of the tournament and toughened penalties on piracy. you have to remember that people will cup is watched by 5000000000 people worldwide. that's a lot of eyes. that's a lot of football fans. that's a lot of potential consumers, and that's why our protecting intellectual property is seen as one of the many challenges over hosting a tournament of the size. all right, thanks so much lexia brian life was there at the suit. what if in doha or i was get head back to the field now till i seal dang day is one of the few tie players with
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exposure to international football. he was the captain of the time national team, the side struggled to make it, to the work up this time around. we asked him what i did have 4 more years young man, i've got katie about coming in at that time. got got any echo. i went out on sunday mazda that he'd be caught up with one my, my thought, i'd say a bon law, went on and then got plenty of wood on go by, and by now, i don't know how lin voh. yeah, holland gotta love my love, big man. no, but i now do you have to now paw when colbin the men got. com is wrong hot. oh yeah . they were like, by the me, by logan. how i them. i pay linda. not until about learn thing down my to lily. i got a call but i me for leon palm found only a middle class even hold on. i get back with her hello. making that
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out. her. ok, not donnelly, i meant that if he got bent the idea about back and forth with my very my, my staff ma'am. hello. yes ma'am. it all goes all my life group that plan fine. good one time about and gotten back to them on failure. my, the law, my law group with important he's on ah, yeah, that was a young lady around what the agenda being about with my wife. i've been born in the block. i live with quite a while. losing my mind. that means what name is out my to i will buy good one. i to work on the blue blue. i'm going to tide or pause. i don't know. will it is boy, they can do it. okay. like england i do it myself guy let out. and i talked to
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a young man about what happened now to a loan. yeah, i'm on the time and do you couldn't go on payments. i might do it. i doubt it. i call and let them use howard another time i from germany, been calling on going on for one for a while. the was told football is looking to make history on the field. iranian artist, him and said that he has broken the guinness world record for the largest art work on canvas right here in doha. so he used 3000 liters of paint and more than $150.00 brushes to complete the nearly 10000 square meter work, it's large enough appropriate enough to cover an entire football field. at other news now, scientists have found what could be the oldest dna ever discovered to 1000000 year
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old material was on a from ice age sediments. in northern greenland. it means research as will be in a better position to understand what the region was like at the time. it's actually quite special type of deposit because 2000000 years ago we had this forested enlightenment with mastered on some rain. d is and has running around in the landscape a together with a lot of different plant species or so we actually found that d n a can survive for a 2000000 years, which is twice as old as the previously found. d n a. and this d n a comes from a part of the of greenland, the north and most palm and comes from an environment that we don't do not see anywhere on earth today. a russian president vladimir putin has warned the risk of nuclear war is rising huge and says russia would defend itself by any means. but he
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says, the country has not, quote, gone mad, saying moscow considers nuclear weapons a defensive deterrent, which is regarding the threat of nuclear war. you're right. such a threat is growing. now it's for russia not using its nuclear weapons under any circumstances. we will not use nuclear weapons 1st, but if we do not use it 1st under any circumstances, then it means that the 2nd one will also not be used. because the possibilities of using a nuclear strike on our territory are very limited. nevertheless, our strategy as a means of defense, we consider weapons of mass destruction, nuclear weapons, it is all tune around the retaliatory strike. that is, when we struck, we strike back most highly. hashem has more in us now from moscow. president putin saying that this war or this military operation, as he described it, might be
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a longer one. this means that he's also preparing people for a longer war. longer sedation just might take more time. he spoke about them, mobilize ation, mobilizing 300000 people's saying that 150000 of, of them are now on the and the areas that of the special operation. adding to that him mentioning the, against the geographical games. russia made during this special operation as the russians call it, especially transforming the as or see into an inner c a. these are the main issues that i put in spoke about. iran has reportedly executed the 1st demonstrator since the beginning of anti government protests in september last century cardi was convicted of wounding a member of the morality police with a bladed weapon. and blocking st. nationwide, protests broke out following the death of 22 year old massa meany in police custody
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nearly 3 months ago. on sunday runs, public prosecutor announced the morality police had been halted. australia says it's a horrible day for the victims of the bali bombings off the one of the men convicted of the attacks was released on parole. is he m benignly zane said half his 20th sentence for making these flow says used in the bombing of the nightclubs in 2002 indonesian authorities say he's been reformed in prison with 200 people were killed including 88 australians those people are never coming back and my thoughts today very much with the families and communities who have lost a loved one. this is a person who was in the indonesian justice system, my personal view is his actions are inexcusable and completely apart. we don't control the innovation justice system and that's.

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