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to impart or explore basic goods, posting prices to go up in local markets the most, cuz it's also not able to go to from the national financial institutions because of the restriction. the restriction saves the country, cannot we build or recover while the central is continued to remain in place. they want the restrictions listed immediately, but it might be a while before that can happen. hands them and i just need a demo to chide whether routing party is one of majority in parliamentary elections according to provisional results, the patry, i'll take a salvation movement to a $124.00 out of 188 seats and bottom. and most opposition parties boy taught the election side to fear is a vote. rigging. mohammed age was debbie, was appointed president by the ministry in 2021 that was off to the death of his father. googled the country for 3 decades crow anxious incumbent president is on the line which is one re election bi line slide. brockovich took more than 74
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percent of the votes in sunday's run of beating his conservative rival drug and provo, dot, who was supported by the company. a few said party. the presidency in croatia is obviously symbolic. but sunday's result is a huge set back for the routing conservatives. sounds as if people have been out on the streets of savvy is capital of bell grades. to honor the victims of a fatal railway station roof collapse. the protest was organized by students at the state university who blamed the collapse on corruption result in substantive construction in november and recently renovated roof. at the station in the city of natalie said, collapse, clean, 14 people, mexico's for us women, president as much have for us, 100 days in office. got a shame bomb address. thousands of her support. is it a rally? she's approved a raft of constitutional reforms in her 1st 3 months and that's about to tackle. call tell violence. one pole has her with an approval rating of 78 percent.
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hundreds of migraines have formed a new convoy in mexico setting off from the southern city of the top of judah. the trying to reach the border with the united states saying they want to enter before donald trump resumes the presidency. he's threatening to mass deportations and the complete closure of the border with mexico and the guy and all the days i've been traveling here. i haven't even thought about doing that. i'm coming to just go with the dream i'm going to get in. that's it. we're not criminals or anything like that . so i feel this is the best way that we're doing it. we hope to go to everything goes well. and that's it for me. the clock planning more, of course, on our website, down to sierra don't. com. is the address we needs recovering, right? attentive comment to another substitute people coming the the, the
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the worries overall global warming and climate change thrilled, natural disasters a spring people around the world to take action. in some countries like germany, environmental competing is increasingly falling file of the law and facing a backlash. some have even been labeled as criminals. people in power explorers will this correct. that one means for climate protest movement. the
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last year was the world's hardest year on wrinkle. the effects of climate change are ready. observable. did you ins, climate change? body b, i, b, c, c, says human activities have one more than one degrees celsius since the late 19th century is having a significant economic impact on everything from agriculture and energy, to insurance and construction and as temperature as rise. site to this desperation . this very not sole over the news every single day.
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and skeptics remind climate catastrophe has clown course of fun, but still behaving like a spoiled little grass. come down love as many people look feet of the why not wanting to face the facts. office are ready to fight. i'm 42 years old and i have spent the last year in full time for climate activism. but actually, my normal job would be in i t. someone approached me for a trusted and said, you should really go through this presentation about the planning process that was from you the metric moment from say, christians convictions, have the only intensified, i'm willing to go to jail, it means i'm fighting for something that's very, very serious for me to
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it's evening rush hour and motorists are eager to get home that these activists have other ideas the the, the, this is what's known as a direct action protest. the goal is to cause as much public disruption as possible and grab media attention along the way. i want to pressure the gym and government to do more to tackle climate change. this is the 50th time christian has
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blockaded straits like this. so what's the plan to get to that question? the most important part is that we get attention to the climate crisis and precise political excellence against them. and do you think these people are getting that message? why, why, why stop traffic? what's the use of that? yes, and so most of these cars, unfortunately, so powered by a fossil fuel, so oil and gas and distilled into petrol. so we need to stop somewhere and we need to do something about the time of crisis. and so it's an obvious choice. the traffic is backed up all the way down the street going back into the city. and some of these motorists are really quite right and that christian hopes this kind of action will draw attention to the climbing process. but i wonder if he's making more enemies and friends, i think the sizes motorbike to talk to
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a couple of kiddos as well as a golden, or do you see a lot of growing public episodes or climate action people switching off from the device? yes it is. difficult to convey the message that this becomes more urgent. we never, ever had this idea that we will be popular, that the goal was to transport the message called the climate. and if it gets hated by the way, then that this is, this is fine. christian is part of an activist group called last generation, which sprung up about 2 years ago and helped applying the direct action, protesting in june. and my mom is for somebody who is been me
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a young female kind of sofa best 1st the night with the man something c o o, as in laws on next process might not have happened this week. this is for the company. good. muslim this to you 1st that protests with want tongues. then they started blocking traffic to prevent police simply picking them up and moving them. they started moving their hands to the rock and approved very effective inc, wrapped in headlines. their opponents started cooling them. the mcclare climate, global events, things really escalated. this is christian and these pro active as the whole sky or
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volley to short breaking into an oil pipeline. turning off the flow and training themselves to the balance. the groups targets expanded. the, the goal was to get the public sit tension and start composer, reaction from police and security in the hub at martin cards to base about climate change. the germany has stage to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55 percent of 1990 levels by 20 associate window boy in the frame german trying into a full blown energy across the country had to decide between its climate goals and keeping the lots on opting to bring some of its shots, it's like not home on back on it,
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many groups like last generation had to ramp up their actions for a while. last generations tactics flipped the now a new hot line upfront from german authorities is threatening to one do all that. does the alice fantastic zip consume? what does this ties in depth assume the and then it should. so as a smart, refreshing applies, converted to christian and volley, a meeting of the last generation activists, the head of a protest in berlin tomorrow. the entire miriam, him on some advice, is on the legal risks. last generation activists face on the front lines the top to sign up for the inside article test. this is on
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the, on the i'm the stuff in the house. but building a line. police have spent more than 400000 hours working on more than 4 and a half 1000 incidents registered against the columbia activists. while the, some of the state of the various active business can be held for up to 30 days in preventative detention. meaning police can take them into custody by carry out a protest upon it. but miriam coles smart repression. she's a protest veteran itself. that's her throwing mashed potato of all things on
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a cold by night painting. it's not just a legal track though. doesn't it just did it for a few one, some other things and a moment was a 4 digit code and use the inside and it came out to smooth us and the other bathroom does not pursue an unsafe. so i'm assuming it's got snowed on top of the diamond mazda status, and then destination the for to, for to tell is about is done before sunset law office storage costs and is here for the dish office in soft costs. know today's teen. yep, that's pretty jordan from be. yeah, that's still my non verbal these politicians are both from the alternatives. so deluxe not deposit for a state once dismissed as of things moved. but now, rather than gaining support in germany, it's continually shifted to the rise, pushing seats and richard g,
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and even the gratian and antique performance. gregory. so it seems to me that for the patients who are in charge right now, they adopt policy suggestions from the far right. including slow uh, kind of protection. and that's quite interesting. last generation says the f d is both reading off public and the direct action protests and using the but they don't see us as human anymore. and this is like a really dangerous dynamics that we have there. and that's really what we're, what about the guns devonne olga fall special response clinic on google in mind. that's when the uh issue. we up came off the table has a positive against us on this. yeah. or do you this much so you can just,
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i can dig him up and it looks like yeah, unless you accept enough insight on an option to meet the f d he's facing allegations gets rhetoric is fueling abuse against the climate active as of the way up to feel comfortable enough, got the most, you think own. so if you solve the model, find a peptide. let's move on to the some team of under bitrate trees and excuse me, nice stuff, less integrated trips, links us with well lighted food. he mentioned going to be done in the item who steals from von bi, took talking to another strong median of vitamin. so shy and z of absorb most of the sort of the honda from on developing target contractors that we've spoken to say the i f day is enabling a culture of frets and violence and hatred and capitalizing on emotions about climate change in order to win votes what's your response to that excruciating and the office you. when van's issue,
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we mentioned after the costs are physically lindsay, if ok, if we look young lindsay and hopefully shots by side and doing the chinese photo as bush question to for soft taco, there's a difference between civil disobedience, which is what the activist said the doing as an act of terrorism, why cold? the terrorists escaped some of them. obviously it was supposed to proceed to show this killer to school from this group. that was me. i'm from a truthful. we'll just get them out to the frontier. it was close when you i'm doing or to tears all these. these are what do you accept that by using the word terrorist during charging hatred and potentially a tax against these activists? the show me 50 a dish or stuff, the chicago, the flight for the i'm going to have to clint of any mention total is equal for finished and i'm dealing with evidence devised on both of these 2 ties. the target was fired with wells and i got also, i can get you do have a 100 reputation hall. there's paul, find this, the key of the must not move this card. i know mr. was going charter. com to start off on the i if dave wants to see lows, toughened to squash,
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last generation for quote. but the criminalization of activists is already well underway in germany being pushed by more mainstream. conservative potties. i was at my progress house at 7 am. the police knocked at the door. the door for my partner opened the door. there were at least 10 policeman standing there, masks, uniforms, weapons pending over the court order. the court order also said that they are supposed to take cash and i have at home. my electronic advisors, phone, laptop, but also any indications of i might be left spring extremist. i was free the reading over there very soon. and teeth, tara group, so that was
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a direct connection to the previous, like, much from, from the patients that we were the terrace. so the tire produced has to come into great. our homes or the nationwide rides were televised across germany. console. police sees computers, phrases, bank accounts, and shot down last generations website. investigate is religion. the groups have fun rights. 1.4000000 euros to finance what they called crimes. couple of last and a ration says a non violent direct action protests. it was being alleged christian and color activists like marianne for a cost of a criminal organization. so whenever this is vicky station, if you're a criminal group, they can type your phone search or location, rachel, home and so on. so these are all typical measures for a mafia for a kind of
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a games. these rates, for example, wiretapping a phones effectiveness, becomes the norm. then, i mean free speech is in danger and this is the core of democracy. and i'm quite worried about this. the raids spock and outcry outside germany, the un special rented to on environmental defendants said they would take the warranty, all the council of europe's commission of human rights. so there's a clear, a symmetry between the responses of many state authorities and the standards that safe god, the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly of the last generation has gathered for the demonstration in downtown building. police are also here in the numbers, expecting direct action tactics like hand going. but the day with control last generation will make a surprise announcements,
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advisors to the about the noise got to keep up with the city of the sims, i left them opted to use the smocks, a significant shift for loss sooner. i should, they need more people to join the cause and not the rest of this is that why having a less extreme strategy, they avoid the harsh legal repercussions brought against last interactions, 1st generation. miriam is facing up to 5 years in prison. the allegations that last generation is of criminal organization or of held, the government reacted with a smart repression kind of approach. and he looked at so smart
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e o 2 together and it was just slow the stuff ok to us and didn't functions of the streets. now, let's get to the really dangerous for democracy. christian is mind in a half a dozen cold cases around germany. and fully has almost 19000 euros in fines hanging. it's a very slow moving protest. the idea is basically it's rhyme called the rods as long as possible and cause maximum civil disobedience of disruption. it was originally just going to be a protest about the climate process for now, the joining forces with a much lots of protests against the fall, right? they think close to the band the ac since revelations senior parties take is attended a secretive meeting alongside neo nazi consequences along
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the central coast of new south wales in australia and julie reformed climate activist group is laying the foundation for a campaign. they how it will make them immune from the crackdowns happening globally. 2025 is when we hype will have the, the power and numbers to launch the civil resistance phase. that's what we're aiming for. that's why as all so 2024 about building capacity off until that point, the rising tide. this strategy boils down to a simple adage, strength in numbers, the nicest that you need and then have mass numbers of to the us and every dice citizens. so if we can include as many people as possible in this, in the evening,
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i think that's where we're going to find out real power. the group aims to have 10000 members before it launches its civil resistance phase. a rolling wave of disruptive acts including stopping cold trains and blocking coal ships from passing through the port of new castle lights of this year. so what strategy or approach will you guys use to try and grow your numbers? rising tides number one principle is that we target the problems and we don't target every day citizens. so yeah, when we're doing disruptive action, we are always trying to target a, the, the fossil fuel companies for the policy to see why enabling this process to continue. our perfect example of this is the blockade of the new castle. $142023.00, the world's largest coal export, which so thousands of order. mister aliens, income is blocking shipping channels to 30 hours. it was the largest active
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civil disobedience in australian history and live to the rest of over a 100 kayak is including alexis $97.00 so and at $97.00 your the new fresh face of climate movement in australia. literally, it was really nothing a no t. we didn't really disrupt anything. what are you willing to be arrested at the blockade when you really stop and think of it? what does edge mazda? it's what the person does. the effect of the $97.00 shooting, disqualify me from making a statement or taking is the end. you know, the number of floods that you hear these days of the day, so the things in my day alonzo risk help the rising tide. protest goes
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viral, but noisy, 7 year old man is among more than $100.00 people, shots the groups as it wanted to reach the living rooms of ordinary australians with an unfriendly message. and then by at the blockade bell is at quite pulling out extreme and, and that's what he was going to come to me that quote, was some young kids playing in the water with inflatable toys. and i think that real contrast, it really says that what people expect and it really makes them thing to that tv. is it that is sending an e mail. okay. it is from different backgrounds in ages and lots of lost family friendly mess. protests on what fully thinks will achieve much needed
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results now. yeah, so what's the plan today by supplies? so he's preparing to take an even more extreme stand on he's on. so you just told me that some there's a chance it might not in well yeah, foley is planning a life threatening hunger strike. how far are you going to go? i've done everything i, i really good and therefore i'm willing to risk my life in order to make it clear that it's really a middle life and stuff right. fully is demanding. the german chancellor issues a statement saying humanity. survival is extremely endangered by climate change. the c o 2 content and it's atmosphere is already fall too high. and that radical action is needed now. hi,
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this talk ends with the morning. so this is uh, my 15th today is my 27th day. so she, the day yesterday that's fully is now being on hunger strike for over 40 days. he's losing weight rapidly and doctors are checking his files. if this ends badly for you and you lose your life, do you think that would make a difference? well, at least people will ask, so why did these guy die wave? when did the government let him die? the with increasingly dial warnings about climate change and accusations. but governments doing enough last generation site that will continue finding the spot, being branded as instruct totally new to go sort of fairly,
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trying to finish cost efficient and go for new home. so if we limit of some sort of thomas and fund i'm moving team done to this, this question is now government is clear. people from getting negative in the sense for us to hit and we are going to continue and it is really hard, but we are trying to find strength in each other. and so the global community of people rising up because we simply don't have much time that the a specialized criminal gang of reading south africa cities, not the castle gold, but for called the central foot construction communications and transpose. this lucrative commodity is everywhere,
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