to pay for the pandemic, the blow back forced him to kill the bill, with the outcry continued in outrage over the government handling over a crisis that scene, unemployment double and inequality search. the attempts to progress and to the stand off have so far pro futile. according to official figures, more than 45 people have been killed. dozens more disappeared and south and on. both sides were injured by human rights groups say, the real toe is likely much higher and it's only likely to get worse in the days ahead. on friday, president duke, he said, he's deploying the army to the epicenter of the unrest congress where at least 3 people were killed in the last 24 hours. but little time to you know, how to, i mean be absolutely clear gap, but if you'd tonight we begin the maximum deployment of military assistance in the

city of things. yeah. and the department of ed, by the cns of anarchy, do not have a place in our country and our kia know by next tuesday anyway. so base meeting with columbia, the vice president on friday, us secretary of state anthony blink, and expressed his concern over the deepening crisis in the country. backing the people's right to protest peacefully. for now though, the deadly cat and mouse game on the streets of columbia continues, o. the u. s. says it will. we impose sanctions on baylor bruce in response to last week's force, landing of a ryan air flight, and the detention of an opposition blogger. the biting an administration is accusing, been sco using false pretenses to divert the plane. bella bruce's authoritarian leader, alexander lucas shanker, says it's all a plot invented by the west to destabilize this country. that's what he told

russian president vladimir putin when the pair meant for talks on friday. the european union has already implemented sanctions in the wake of the incident. alexander lucas shanker has a briefcase full of documents for vladimir putin. so we will go to, i'll show you what really happened with ryan air. it was an attempt to stir up trouble. they wanted a situation like last summer. lucas shank of paints the west as a common enemy, while putin says the 2 nations have come together. his message. russia stands with lucas shank. oh. even now we're still in minsk. people are already feeling the effects of new sanctions imposed by the you. some bela recipients hope the measures will have a positive impact was you know that, that those we are suffering of course, but the sanctions are deserved. we need help stopping this regime. and you asked me who's to blame? you know the answer. if i say it,

i'll end up for everyone here goes when they speak the truth. speaking the truth, alexandra says it's why her mother was arrested. she hadn't seen her in 5 months. but every day she delivers groceries to the prison where she is being held. she has had no blue the. they have a dish, they're called the fish grave. no, it's a lump with fish heads and bone was sticking out. they bring one plate for everyone in the cell. the it was her mother, the president of the minced press club, has been charged with avoiding taxes. networking sondra says that's just an excuse to lock up critical journalist for this last log listed below the k u. k. for last summer i was so happy i saw hundreds of thousands of fellow ruffians on the streets and i know they're still out there. but it's not a sprint and it's a marathon calling and we have to learn to conserve our strength name for it. but i

will remind protests of which a prominent dissident and bella ruth was taken off the ryan airplane in minsk and arrested along with his girlfriend. sophia pago, a russian citizen bell ever seen. authorities released a video of her claiming to show a confession. but her mother says she could hardly recognize her. she's lucca boone . my daughter is in a k g, b jail in minsk. i'm asking the whole world to help my girl get her freedom back. because it's a common faith in bella. bruce desperate families fighting for their loved ones and looking to the west, not to russia for help while taking a look at some other world news. now thousands of anti abortion demonstrators have taken to the streets of the croatian capital, zagreb. abortion is legal until the 10th week of pregnancy,

but increasingly doctors are refusing to conduct the procedure. human rights activists say reproductive rights or under threat info, renewing 90 percent of the population or catholics. at least 23 people have died after consuming tacit alcohol in india's northern states of supply dash, the victims were from 3 villages as well as truck drivers bought the liquor from a government license store more than 2 dozen others are being treated in hospital police. in canada, i have found the remains of more than $200.00 children at the side of a former school for indigenous children. the school was part of a system closed down 3 decades ago that separated these children from their families, investigations show widespread abuse in the facilities. barcelona iconic got a familiar cathedral has reopened. after 7 months. the pandemic delayed the unfinished masterpiece of anthony galvan nearly

a 140 years after construction began in the 2nd most visited church in europe. spain has eas, grown a virus restrictions this month in hopes its tourism chapter will quickly recover. now here to germany, testing for grown a virus has become a multi $1000000000.00 business globally here in germany. a whole industry of private tests has sprung up in recent weeks. there are free for the public, but the federal government pays for each test. now german media are reporting on allegations of widespread fraud in testing center. some have been accused of billing the government for test, which never occurred. many millions of euros have been paid to testing centers with little control over their operations. more on this, i'm joined by d w reporter, jewel dual boy, who actually has some 1st hand information on fraudulent activity at testing center is the 1st thing i want to say is for the benefit of the viewers as these

facilities are everywhere out that they are really popping up all over the place and sometimes in the strangest of locations, you'll find them in converted fast food restaurants in bars, which have closed down in vehicles and even on the back of bicycles, people can go in for free, get a test and get a certificate which they didn't need if they want to go shopping, or they sit at an outdoor table at a restaurant. now this booming testing center started a few weeks ago when the federal government began offering private operated up to 18 euro's to test. it has enabled the german economy to reopen, but it is also costing a fortune. now of course, the news of the moment is that german media are reporting that there is some fraudulent activity at some of the sites. what can you tell us about that? well, report is from the newspaper, the sir george's item, as well as some public tv stations sat outside some of these testing centers. and they counted the number of people going in and they compare that with the number of tests being reported to the authorities. and they found major discrepancy in one

case, a test center which was visited by 70 people. the operators charged to the government for over $1000.00 tests on that particular day, which is a huge discrepancy. now the operator of that center, it says that it was all misunderstanding that they were simply bundling together multiple tests from different locations into one. but the authorities say even that wouldn't have been committed and they have opened an investigation. now this is just one case. there are thousands of these testing centers and they are conducting millions of tests every week. and there is no single government authority which is responsible for controlling them. one problem is germany's data privacy laws, which prevents the operators of the centers from sending the names of the people they tested to the authorities. so it's very difficult for anyone to know who is being tested or even whether these tests are taking place. that's a little tricky. i'm really curious. what have you witness personally? well, let me show you something. this here is a negative test result for a test that was sent to me by email. now the problem is,

i never had this test. i registered online. i booked an appointment but i couldn't go. nevertheless, i got the test results and the government got sent a bill. now this is both a financial scandal, but it also has potential health consequences because germany is currently undergoing a massive reopening at the moment. and this reopening is based on a large part on the system of free public testing. and if some of the centers are unreliable, that may be that the authorities are basing their strategy on incorrect and overly positive data about the state of germany, of current, of ours here in germany. now the health minister has promised that he's going to crack down on this and introduce more controls, but it may be a little too late because these test vendors have been operating for weeks and will only see the real impact in a few weeks on public finances. and possibly on current vice transmission rates. and somebody's been making millions of euro's potentially that's a d w's. a jewel do, roy much, thanks for in german football.

holstein keel could be just one game away from making history. the 2nd division team defeated, 1st division side cologne. in the 1st leg of their playoff series, holstein need only draw in the return mash to be promoted for the 1st time. the 1st division of the bonus leader. the match starts in less than an hour, lane and home didn't give cologne any advantage over lower division side, holstein keel in their relegation. play off on wednesday. this goal by simone laurence has given keel quite the upper hand, heading into the 2nd leg of the tie on saturday. this we cannot lose then we're fine. i think we need to analyze a few things that can be improved upon come game time will try to have the same or even better performance. holstein keel is the 1st button is the good 2

sites. a winner relegation play off match in 9 years, while cologne are looking to avoid dropping out of the top flight. for the 7 time. next when there's no point in reading the news, i don't do that. it just makes you crazy. we need to focus on our strengths and do everything we can to keep cologne in the lead. that's in the last time, whole signed, killed were in a play off. they lost this time around. they are focused on making their debut, but as the season and keel can count on the support of over 2000 fans that will be allowed in their stadium. and before you go, here's a quick reminder of our top story. this our columbia, as president, is going the military to the cali beach and after several people were killed overnight, an in anti government protested comes as the country march 1 month since the start of the deadly wave of demonstrations protest. her say they are angry,

over willing poverty and inequality. you are in fact watching dw news from earlier coming up next door, filled with a look at china is crowded cities and the competition port, living space to stay with us for a minute to look for me and the entire new team here in the land. really appreciate your joining us here on the news on the green. you feel worried about me? i'm the host of the on the green fence. it's clear remains to join me for the stipends or the green transformation for me to you for the plan.

ah, china cities are growing at a breathtaking pace maker metropolises with glittering facades for the ultra bridge with a major cities really want the way. ready they're thinking is to have the high and we call them the high end population, more and more chinese and moving from the country to the city. beyond the shiny high rises the streets and narrow, loud and dirty. there is no regulation or law in china that protects the tenant rights. homeowners are expropriated, forced to yield to the construction boom, building spaces in high demand. those left behind have no legal recourse, they become desperate. my house is gone, torn down,

everything's gone. the chinese struggle for living space li cheese is ready to defend his home, to the last of the china as such does not have a particularly dense population. vantage scrolling urban agglomeration. ah, it is with millions of inhabitants are practically sprouting up overnight. makers, modern cameras and fullness to politics. in 198020 percent of china's population lived in cities. today that figure has risen to 60 percent over

800000000 people. no country in the world has as many large cities with over 1000000 inhabitants. china has more than one good experts expect dance figure to double in just a few years. the german architect action font sick moved to china. as it boom was well underway. he has lived and worked here for 11 years. of course, everyone thinks you can find your fortune in the biggest cities. jane, shanghai sh engine. that's where the big money is money. it's part of the chinese dream to live and work in the big dazzling cities. but most of the former rural residents looking for work can't afford to do so. millions of them are constantly on the move as migrant workers. this is my 1st one. would you accept because there's not just a few of them at several 100 millions in new york. i don't know the exact number sizes even about 2 or 300000000 people. maybe more than constantly wandering from

one place to the next to make money because they can't at home can dog. and i get a hold of they can get that guns in there. they could only work in the fields. it's i don't even that isn't so easy anymore because so much land is so contaminated. it's become completely and fertile. when i went on to the rural exit, as has led to rapidly increasing rents in cities in 2017 an apartment in beijing cost about $620.00 euros in rent. whereas the average salary of the paging official was around 1400 years, barely twice the rent. ah, lie comparison, a migrant worker and around 455 years a month in 2017. making a city apartment way beyond his means. ah,

also davy ski has lived in hong kong for 14 years. he has witnessed the social upheaval across china from afford these new apartments that are built these very rapidly by the ninety's were becoming really expensive and you needed to have a proper job and a proper work permit, etc, to even be able to buy property. so they were world people living and working in the city, and it was natural for them to look for spaces that accepted them where migrant and low income workers can afford to live in china's so called been villages. formerly real villages surrounded by fields today they are surrounded by the city. no greater, no glass, bas obs, but affordable places that mostly remain hidden from tourists. curious gaze and that's the village, just a tight urban space, almost like a large city block. just packed with migrant.

ah, hardship making station, jen. we managed to film one of these poor neighborhoods. here. people live in cramped quarters under the most difficult conditions. filming is not officially allowed. we weren't granted permission to capture the dark side at china's economic if you renting a room in a very central village, it might be more than one on the outskirts. but you could find a room, maybe a share, and you'd pay 202300, maybe $500.00 women be per month, you know, $4050.00 euros or something like that. 50 euro is for a place to sleep in a dorm compared to $620.00 for an entire apartment. we want to learn more about the living conditions for the residence here. ms. lee shows us her apartment. she and her husband and daughter share 7 square meters. although she and her husband both

have jobs, they can't afford anything larger. me, at least they have a window that's not always the case. they have to pay for electricity, water, even school life in the city is expensive. me. i the room costs $100.00 euros per month. home outside the urban village is out of the question. other residents also show us fast spaces. although we try to be as inconspicuous as possible, we get called several times. no cameras allowed me, we stopped filming. china is just available state, but the police can't be everywhere. but in these 4 areas, we stand out as foreigners, all of them all with professor for architecture. john do works at hong kong university. she specializes in large

metropolitan areas and urban villages. there are urban, religious, every single city, china, every single city, some has hundreds, some has 1000. some have a handful case. the chinese government has considered urban villages to be eyesores . that hindered progress and modernization they went to vanish from the city, gave me make room for the new modern way of living. make room for skyscrapers and shopping malls so urgently needed that the urban villages are to make way for them and the residents. they hardly put off any resistance they know there is little point in standing up to the government. so they pack up what they own and move on. most of the reasons why

a government would want to be part of a demolition processed and demolish and urban that is because that either the government or a developer deems that much better and more valuable use for the land. municipal government say the inhabitants of the urban villagers should vacate their homes voluntarily. and also in the way of potential investors. severance payments often make it easier to let go. but those who still refuse to leave, i'll put under massive pressure we learned about mentoring one, joe in 2012 amidst the rebels field marking a former urban village we met last year. she had been arrested for not abandoning her home. he told me to write a confession. i was so scared and i don't write well,

i told him i couldn't write then a fellow prisoner wrote something for me here . she told me it was my official objection to the demolition of the house followed us. yes, i thought i was very frightened. i was confused and i just wanted to get out of even death would have been better when the police were so cruel and that's how they had done guns. i was terrified. that's why i just signed signed and they let me go and left him in the right research, david bender and sky knows many cases likely jazz. he was in guam,

joe himself in 2012. you can see it in many cases like this. you can see the absolute desperation, and it varies from village to village, but many people are in this case, there they have nowhere to go. there is no future for them. no pensions, no place to live, their community is gone and they feel just desperate with forced signature, lee j, who can either read or write formerly agreed to the demolition of how she received no compensation and her signature unwittingly waved any later claim to it. so here i am, i say with one person, one day someone else, the next. what can i do? my house is gone, torn down, everything is gone. no, all i can do is hang around here. what else is there to do? is if they wanted me did

the day off to the ga, jumped off the roof of building and killed me a lot of people are jumping off apartment towers from 6 if you've lived in the same place for sometimes more than 6 generations. and then it's hard to comprehend when one day someone shows up and says it's over and you have to leave or you're no longer welcome in that you have to make way for something else, a highway or limbic stadium or just another high rise. i'm talking for these developments were particularly extreme in shin gym in 1980 paramount liter dang, chow. pain proclaimed one of china's 1st special economic zones in what was then a small town that just under $59000.00 inhabitants. between 980-2010, according to a us report,

jane jane was the fastest growing city in human history. the city devoured the neighboring farmland and engulf entire villages. the today, official figure station jane has over 12000000 inhabitants. in reality, it's probably more than 16 surrounding agricultural areas is still being rezoned as building 9 by decree, the urban villages within the city are also expected to make way for lucrative new buildings. a law was passed from the central government. all village land inside a certain vicinity, now become nationally owned, meaning the land is no longer owned by the villages. they're owned by the government. so this is done by law, by national law. so you cannot say it's illegal, you could say it's the legality. the correctness of the law, we can argue, but it's, it's a national want. so therefore the villagers found themselves just over night. not

only this government decree in the 990 is stated that a good cultural land belonged to the state farm is killing the land, had no other option than to give in to the states wishes to land into money. the food for the landfill collectively which is rural and into and belongs to the collective of the community. and they transfer it into basically state owned land, state use land, which means that can be developed for. and then they basically auction off the land often to private developers. well, or state linked, often state own developers, big companies that then build apartments and infrastructure. and this kind of thing,

in the end, all the farmers were left with where the houses in the village center and the chinese law. these belong to the collective of all villages. and as such, cannot be expo created as easily villagers living in the local villages in the city. the urban villages recognize the huge economic opportunity. i will take my one or 2 story apartment on my plot of collective land, and i will build it to 78 stories that much as much real estate as i can get right . and i rent it to migrant families or individual migrants coming in. and so this is what happened, they became landlords farmers, deprived of their fields, had to find creative ways to make money. they built that houses as cheaply and efficiently as possible, as high as the foundations would carry it still common practice to day. and there's even a word in china. the word for farming is job be to,

to farm the land and they talk about job font to, to farm a home to farm house.