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continent. washington house, the u. s. africa leader summit with global power is vying to boost economic and political ties to the region. the president is keen to underscore the importance of u. s. africa relation. stay without his era for all development. ah, 2 more protested or killed in peru as supporters of the ousted former president demand his immediate release from custody. ah, hasn't think of this is agitated, alive from the holes are coming up. iran publicly hangs a mang lint to anti government protests. it's the 2nd execution in less than a week. the nigerian army is accused of carrying out massacres,
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targeting children in its war against arm groups in the north east. and afghanistan. struggle to sell the world's most expensive spice. ah. at least 4 people have now been killed during protests in peru. demonstrations began last week when former president pedro castillo was impeached and arrested. his successor. dina bala. water says she will ask congress to call early elections, but many protesters, one, the former leader, released immediately in the 2nd largest city at a keeper. they blocked access to the airport and fought with police and inner and the hoyle, as the grieving family of a 17 year old boy who died during demonstrations, are demanding justice. that's a remote rule region, dominated by indigenous people who support was crucial to pedro castillo's election
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. when, while in ecos scuffles are broken out between protesters and police officers who are trying to clear blocked roads, marianna sanchez has more now from lima on pedro castillo response. he wrote a letter, a hand written letter from prison. i think it was found that he's feeling that there's a lot of people who are protesting and want him freed. this is not what people were protesting in the last few days. most of her movements were asking to close. congress are for new general elections, but more and more we see people who are protesting in favor of from our president cathy, who wrote this letter and say in the left hand with the letter saying that this was the most difficult time of his life that day. he had been kidnapped that he had been miss me that who was incommunicado. and he went after a president of the noah,
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who had been his right hand or person to ask a 16 mother who was in office and said that she had stolen job residency. now this happened just after a few hours after congress, i, after congress had a motion to live or the former president in unity so he can be prosecuted. he is facing charges for leg rebel young with perhaps the most serious charge maybe for 20 years in prison. how long with 4 of his ministers, one i heard his former prime minister and 3 other ministers. a general rebut is an associate professor of political science and latin american studies at george mason university. she says the protests have been very powerful. well, they're across the country, they're not just in lima, they're,
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they're especially concentrated along the southern quarter of peru, which is where a former president castillo base is strongest. and they seem to have fairly unified demands. and many of them are calling for the restoration of cas to you as president. they're calling for new elections. they're calling for the closure of congress and for a national assembly that would in theory write a new constitution. ok. but i think it's important to also note that in this situation, if there's been, there's been numerous people injured for people who have been reported dead. the government response has been, you know, to dismiss the legitimacy of the protesters that the probably, the new prime minister actually said that people were being paid to come protests. so some of the right wing legislators in congress have dismissed the protesters as
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pro shining path. or maoist insurgent group that was prominent in the 1980s in 1990, which doesn't really exist any more. and so it's just a very volatile situation in the country right now. and i think the problem is the government is failing to really listen to what people are saying, the founder of the collapsed crypto currency company, f t x has been arrested in the bahamas. sam bank, when fried was taken into custody off to the u. s. fall criminal charges against him. the statement by the bahamas attorney general said he will be held until a formal extradition request is made. earlier the u. s. senate banking committee says banquet fried, refused to testify about how his company failed. losing billions of dollars of clients deposits. iran has executed another prisoner linked to anti government protests that in gulf the country for months. it is the 2nd such
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execution in less than a week. my did not. arg was publicly hanged on monday. and iranian court convicted him of stabbing to security forth members to death. during last month protests that been widespread demonstrations across iran since 22 year old master. i mean he died in police custody in september dosage. a body is into iran with more on the man who was executed. he was a 23 year old, according to reports, and who was arrested in iran, 2nd largest city. that is much at 2 days after an incident that took place during the protests that were ongoing at the time he was arrested on november, 19th and according to reports and might have arg was then shown. some footage that was apparently cctv footage that apparently showed him committing the actions that were including murdering to members of the military
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forces as well as wounding for others with a knife as he was tried and convicted. and then his sentence upheld in the country. supreme court all within the span of 23 days, he was executed early morning on monday in a public execution, which is quite rare in iran. it's only the 2nd time this year that we've heard of a public execution taking place. but executions are not that rare in iran, this is $500.00 and 5th execution to take place this year alone. of course, iran has one of the highest execution rates in the world, only 2nd to china. dozens of soldiers and civilians have toby watches, news agency that the nigerian army massacre children in its war against groups. the agency looked into 6 specific incidents in which at least 60 children died. it is reporting the soldiers. an armed guards employed by the government were repeatedly
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ordered by army commanders to quote, delete children. for these children were soon to be collaborating with on groups such as vocal harm. they often killed because it was fear, children of fighters would grow up to join the armed groups becoming suicide bombers, informants, or used to avenge the groups losses. it found most of the children were shot witnesses said others had been poisoned and suffocated the niger and military says the report is part of a foreign effort to undermine the countries fight against arm groups. a can be at a demo is a security analyst for nigeria and the sal region from beacon consulting. he says it is unlikely, the government will thoroughly investigate the claims. but this is not the 1st time the allocation the been made against the military in 2015. i think i'm, i'm the internet for me to be mila allegation. and at that time, there was an attempt to investigate delegation. and unfortunately not in came out
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of it. but we know in a practical we did, our military have made some changes. it tried to improve in human rights record. it has tried to improve if them community relations resident of the area. so perhaps the follow up some of the earlier divisions. he's not likely that this one would be investigated, except for instance, if the change and the protection by the government, but the current reaction would the military and the government has been one of denial and rejection. unfortunately, however, one of the legacy long get the military rule in the event the parliament had not shown this type of, you know, capacity for the investigation of the nature of the president would also police. but your rule enjoyed about to hold an election to the general election, to the entire of the government and trade virtually everyone on that election. it's not likely that the time of the relief of this report would, would be, you know, help if it had come, elliot, before the election,
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perhaps the government would be more interested. i saw has claimed responsibility for an attack on a hotel in cobble on monday. the african security forces, say 3 armed men were killed after the after they stormed the building, an open fire, a series of explosions and gunshots were heard, and a fire broke out. i thought you say all occupants of the hotel were rescued. belgian police have rated more european parliament offices as the legislatures president found to launch and internal investigation into corruption allegations. roberta mate, solar says, there will be no impunity for those caught up in the probe. apollo mentally, vice president eva kailey is one of 4 people charged by belgium. police, prosecutors say a golf country was involved. they have not named the country. widespread media reports in both brussels and katie's home nation. greece identified as cutter and no official source in brussels or athens has contradicted that the countries deny
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any involvement. so many cane has more from brussels. the sense of incredulity, shock, when 1st the allegation surface has been replaced some watts and then spoke again with the knowledge that the examining judge and police officers. first, officers on monday here the european parliament and took away computer data from parliamentary assistance to us making the point that this week is what's called a strasburg week for the european parliament. it means that the members of parliament are actually in the french city of strasburg, voting on bills, amendments and that sort of thing. and that is where the president of the european parliament spoke to her colleagues and awesome, very strenuous questions and talked about routing and corruption. this is what she had to say. we are not at the end of the road. and we will continue to assist in investigations together with other institutions, for as long as it takes corruption cannot pay. and we have played all part in
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ensuring these plans could not materialize. whilst no official statement has been made implicating any particular country from the point of view of investigators, it is clearly being sent by many members of parliament that they believe the state in question is the state of qatar, representative to the state of cancer, have denied any involvement, any wrong doing, but there are many voices, both within the european parliament and then in the european institutions, who as i say, are asking very serious questions not only about this particular incident, but also about the idea of corruption in the institutions. we know the presence the european commission has spoken out about this sort of fund lion, and there is a clear sense here that they don't believe that this is the end of the road. and so far as the investigation is concerned, still add on al jazeera and the british government holds emergency meetings over
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a wave of strikes by 2 sectors of the economy. holiday theory, ah, anticipation is rising. and so, with my cattle aways, well, it's getting ever colder as the air has been sitting of a siberia to be really cold as that spilled out across the water. so snow's likely in south korea has already been some in north korea. snow is going to pile up on the western side of the mountains in hong chew, really badly on wednesday, the avalanche risk increases in the same is true and kinda the behind is really quite cold. hobbins minus 40 nozzle high temperature by day, beijing stays around about freezing and shanghai about 6. all these are about 6 degrees below average. and that cold ish air will come down, cross hong kong,
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where you'll feel it. and that'll be joined with some rate overcast conditions. so it's going to feel pretty awful. the word cold cup in the forecast for hong kong, south of that ignore temperature is where is a heavy rain will like to be again, some tight and non sumatra, which means focusing for the last week or so. so the potential for more flooding is there, otherwise that are big shows around western java. western side of bornea again is the focus of jakarta quite possibly as well. and unusual rain is reached a long way north in india much pradesh should be most bone drive. we are wise, is that tropical sacrament fell apart in the northern plains of india and pakistan it's settled and told it should be with poor quality. the weather, sponsored by cat, our neighbors can image represents the truth. oh, merely mimic the perception of the beholder behind the camera. preconceptions one sided imagery with claiming narratives,
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and the trauma of colonialist zation and it's lingering legacy, delicately addressed. as a western filmmaker seeks on 5th in the democratic republic of congo, stopped filming as a witness documentary on al jazeera. ah ah, hello again, you're watching. i just did a reminder of our top stories this out at least 4 people have now been killed during protesting room demonstrations began last week, one for president pedro castillo was in peach and arrested his successor. dina bought a warranty says she will ask congress to call early elections. the nigerian army is
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being accused of killing scores of children in its war against arm groups investigating by the voices, news agency estimates. thousands of children sought to be linked to arm groups were targets. the founder of the collapsed crypto currency company, f. t. x has been arrested in the bahamas. sam banquet fried was taken into custody after the u. s. fog criminal charges against him. alan fisher joins us live now from washington. d. c. c l a. what more we hearing about this? well, we'll get to know more when we think the indictment against them will be unsealed in the morning. this has been driven by the southern district of new york who tend to investigate financial crimes in the united states as the authorities and the bahamas were presented with an indictment this afternoon that led to the arrest of sam bagman fried just an hour or so later and the, the prime minister of the bahamas has said in the last though,
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that they are also still continuing their investigation. you remember the f t x was a big crypto cotton c dealership. it collapsed just last month. there were many questions about exactly why it had collapsed. there were suggestions that sam bagman freed had a back door entry into the accounting system so he could change figures away from the the regulators eyes. there was a suggestion that money from investors was being used to fund a hedge fund and that lost money and therefore left investors short. and there's also a suggestion that was at least $1000000000.00 missing. know, at its peak f t x was valued at $30000000000.00 and it thousands and thousands of people who had invested in crypto currency believing it was the next big thing. so when it collapsed and at announced it was going into bankruptcy last month. you can imagine the earthquakes that it caused in the financial community, but particularly in the crypto community, and it led to a number of other exchanges seeing significant losses in the days after that
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happened. no, some bank been freed has been involved in what has been described as a p r push over the last a few weeks to try and put a spin on what exactly happened. and in fact, on friday, he said he was willing to testify before congress on tuesday, who were holding an investigation into the collapse of the company. you can rest assured that that's no, not likely to go ahead helen fish alive for us in washington. thank you. the man accused of making the bomb that exploded on the pan am flight one of the 3 over lockerbie scotland in 1900. 88 has appeared in federal court in the us. $270.00 people died in the attack including 11 on the ground. relatives of the dead have expressed their relief at the developments as she returns the reports. for my libyan intelligence operator abu a gala masood care al maurine made his initial appearance in federal court in
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washington, dc. the judge read out the charges against the defendant. several counts of destruction of an act croft, resulting in death and aiding and abetting. the maximum penalty for these charges is death up to life imprisonment and up to $250000.00 in fines or a combination of a prison term and fines. the government said it would not pursue the death penalty . relatives of the dead express the hope that finally, there are many questions about the lockerbie bombing will be answered. and our hope is that we'll be able to find out what he knows. and hopefully he'll be able to identify other co conspirators so we can also bring them to justice. we are hopefully going to see not only from just this year, but perhaps more information about other people that were responsible for this. the suit as the 1st lockerbie suspect to be tried in us court for the alleged libyan government cloth. but 2 others have been tried to look up the bombing in a dutch court on the scottish law. only one was convicted in 2001 of the bus at
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mcgraw. he maintained his innocence until his death in 2012. the us government's case against my suit relies on the confession gave well in libyan custody, following the fool of mamma gadhafi in 2012, he seemed here in a courtroom in 2015 in libya, alma gregory's, le ledger was extracted by a warlord infamous for human rights. abuses and legal experts have raised questions as to disability and u. s. court and say the success of the prosecution may depend on corroborating evidence. the u. s. department of justice has gathered shepherd temps. the al jazeera washington ukrainian officials say at least 4 people have been killed in attacks by russian forces in the east and south rushes released drone footage allegedly showing strikes in the den. yes, the regent missiles landed in the front line village of county anchor just north of russian hill territory. a tax on ukraine's energy grid have also left millions of people without power. in freezing temperatures, international legal advisors are working in the city of course on together evidence
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of alleged sexual crimes by russian forces. it's prompt of a broader effort to support ukraine as a cease to hold russia accountable for crimes allegedly committed during the conflict. harrison was occupied by moscow's forces 4 months before it's recapture in november. some people who remained during the occupation have described being tortured. moscow has denied the allegations. the u. k. government has held an emergency meeting to discuss contingency plans for a wave of strikes. workers across the u. k. are demanding pay rises to keep up with the soaring cost of living. the disruption is expected to affect several sectors over the christmas holiday period. john hall reports from london in 27 years. as a paramedic, steve johnson says he's never seen the abilene service, so short staffed the national health service, so over stretched ahead of a planned ambulance strike next week. steve says, if the government doesn't offer
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a significant pay increase, he like many of his colleagues may quit. so this isn't just about pipe or, or that is the main issue for the moment. we have devastating staff shortages. we've got a record number of vacancies across the chair, across the ambulance sector in the health and social care committee. i've been parliament stated we're experiencing the greatest workforce crisis in the history of the chess and it's on sustainable. yeah. the coming days and weeks will see already striking postal workers joined by paramedics along with railway and airport star. the border falls bus drivers. and for the 1st time in the history of the union nurses, we're seeing a wave of industrial action. and that's in response to 12 years of the government holding down public sector workers pay. we know that the pay award given by
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government this year, amounts to will take on the back of that long pay squeezed public sector workers, the trades union congress as about a 3rd of key public sector workers are in the process of quitting or considering it that includes 34 percent of education workers and 31 percent in the health sector. while n h s. nurses are calling for a 19 percent pay rise. the government is offering 4 to 5 percent rail workers want a 7 percent increase. the government is offering them 4 or 8 percent over 2 years, and royal male workers are asking for 9 percent raise. they're being offered 7 percent over 2 years, plus a lump sum. the government is refusing to give any more ground warning, the public sector pay rises will only fuel inflation itself. already take away at workers, real wages and the pay hikes will eventually have to be paid for by the public. in
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tax rises, the strikes come at a crucial moment, not just during christmas and the winter cold when many public services are needed most. but also in the midst of a cost of living crisis, driving many of the poorest and most poorly paid further into poverty. and strikes are expensive for both sides in a battle of attrition over this festive season of discontent. it will be a question of who can sustain the cost of strike action. longest jona whole al jazeera, london of the remains of $53.00 people killed during spain. civil war have been exuberant in the northern basque region. investigators will try to identify the bones does up in the town of or do not and returned them to relatives. it's part of a process aimed at healing the wounds of the franco dictatorship, which began after the conflict ended in 1939. more than half a 1000000 people were killed during the war, many of them buried in unmarked mass graves. in china,
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the government says it will scrap a covey 19 tracking app on tuesday. it is the latest move by beijing to ease restrictions, the recourse travel history through use of phones, signaling if a person has been to a high risk area, the government run up has monitored people's movements for more than 2 years. farmers and traders in afghanistan are struggling to find international buyers for their cell phone. the spice is a major source of income and farmers say output has increased significantly this year. but exporting, it has become difficult since countries of sever ties with afghanistan when the taliban returned to power last year. poverty midtown has more. this, mike? it's been a bumper season for saffron group, say the weather conditions in western of gone. it's dawn, our ideal for cultivation. international agencies have trained farmers for years and it's paying off many switch to saffron off to the taliban band. their crops. he
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said he would make me see a lot of farmers who are earlier. drink, bobby, don't to suffer. and this is one of the reasons for the increase in production also suffer needs less water. farmers have worked very hard to increase the quantity and the quality of cetera. saffron is the most expensive spice in the world. a kilogram can fetch nearly $2000.00 and have got a song is a leading export or inherit provence. it's a major source of employment, especially for women who make up most of the workforce. but this year traders are struggling to move their produce most country sever ties with the finest on when the taliban took over in august 2021. cutting off access to traditional markets. receiving payments has also been challenging the limitation of the country. if our money in time and we should bring from our money in case we have found a customer who has a bank account in dubai to be transferred to do that and then bring it in here.
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sort of the subtle feet on it is a most here's present of losses, any transaction on wiring pharmacy doing business domestically has become easier and there's less corruption. busy no more still has some all problems have been solved. for example, it becomes foster to process people work than during previous governments. we have about 100 hit days of land under cultivation, so it's become easier to access and look off direct transport facilities have improved. it's easier to get to cobbler by road and buy air. recently of gone to stan device, some exported it, ship dried fruit and saffron. what? $2000000.00 to the e u. this monk grow us. hope the taliban government will do more to revive industries to uplift the struggling economy. pardon him at the largest either
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nor i want to walk up news morocco take on france in a history making semi final on wednesday as the 1st african country to reach the final for. the atlas lions will be carrying the hopes of a nation and a continent as hash him had bought a report now from rabbit that his body was a wising football star in morocco. but a few weeks before the 1986 world copy mexico, he injured his leg, his teammates went on to make history witching of the last 16. it 1st for an arab and african nation, 36 years later, dress what remains full of passion for football. if i want these young players to become stars and when they grow up, remember that i never stopped even when the injury shifted my dreams. many of the young players at his foot will academy have been inspired by the atlas lions impressive journey at cut off 2022. 0 thank
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when good neighbors go. i went to become a famous footballer and make my country known all over the world. send me home, sarah harkins, when we leave her kim's yet is my hero. i am inspired by his elegant in combat of style. i want to be like him in the future. the in the moroccan team started as one of the under dogs in this world cup. but as they progressed, their popularity has sky rocketed nowhere more so than here tow. for us young people to give us i hope andrea, we never dream about having the moroccan american team to be qualified 1st. i mean the 1st round, then the 2nd while now we're dreaming. nobody is dreaming. that's it. we're going for the cup. death is not just meeting friends, though is the prevailing sense of national pride. this is one of those rare moments
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when people set aside their worries about growing inflation and food weiss's millions of people, not just hillary morocco, but across africa and the olive world are hoping the atlas lions can achieve what was considered almost impossible a few weeks ago. booking a place in the world cup final. how should multiple al jazeera rabbit? ah, all right, it's going to random now. tough stories on al jazeera, at least 4 people have been killed in protests in peru. demonstrations began last week when former president pedro castillo, was impeached and arrested. his successor, dina bought a what he says, she will ask congress to call early elections. marianna sanchez has moved from lima earlier today. about 2000 people took over the airport in the air region of addie keypad. this is the.
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