have their hopes for 10 years and after the error of spring, rebellion starts june 7th on d, w. the ah was, ah, this is the w news line from berlin. military might fit to quell deadly protest in columbia. the president fence in troops to restore order after several more people are killed in clashes, the anti government protesters are demanding more jobs and economic equality will speak with our correspondent in the colombian capital. also in the program, one of the world's most dangerous volcanoes creates a mass exit. now,

hundreds of thousands of people are in need of shelter and supplied authority say a warning of a 2nd reduction was a false alarm. but that more explosive activity could be ahead. and months ago, the german government ushered in free corona virus testing for everyone. the move was widely applauded, but now several reports are suggesting testing centers are raking an extra money fraudulently, while no one is watching ah ami and welcome to the program. colombian president, yvonne do k, is deploying the military to the city of cali. after more people lost their lives in demonstrations, doesn't have now reportedly died in a month of street protests and classes with authorities. the unrest started as an outcry against a controversial tax reform, but it is now turned into

a national uprising against growing joblessness and inequality. many colombians doubt troops can bring calm as anger toward the government comes to a head. the more death and more wounded in the colombian city of cali. a month of protest has turned st. the cross columbia into a smouldering battlefield. besides dozens of deaths and thousands of wounded according to official figures, they have also been report that protesters have disappeared. human rights group say the real death toll is likely much higher. and it's only likely to get worse than the days ahead. on friday, the president duke said he's deploying the army to cali and could rippling the man power of his forces on the ground. get to be absolutely clear gap. but if you tonight,

we begin the maximum deployment of military assistance in the city of things. yeah . and the department of it, by the cns of anarchy, i mean do not have a place in our country and our kia know by next tuesday. then we still face meeting with colombia as vice president on friday, us secretary of state antony, blinking, expressed his concern over the deepening crisis in the country. backing the people's right to protest peacefully. the protest too rapid one month ago when president even duke thought to raise taxes to pay for the pen that make the blow back, forced him to kill the bill. but the outcry continued in outrage over the government's handling of the crisis that seen unemployment double. and inequality surge, and i think it was the message we want to deliver is that we're tired of so much injustice from this government as he was of so much an equality. god love us,

almost. we're not asking for any handouts you do not. to me, we're not asking them to give us anything, but we're only asking for an opportunity to grow for quality. not only for the rich, but also for the poor region. if you don't get me but but all attempts to broker an end to the stand off have so far proven futile as plumes of smoke tower above the city of foot by an resistance on the streets of columbia continues. we are now joined by d. w. row johan ramirez and the colombian capital both. johan, thanks for joining us. so today the president sent the military to the city of kylie to get the situation under control. he says, how is this being received by the people in colombia it has not been well received because among other things people are now demanding a security forces. every farm security forces in columbia are accused of having

committed more than $3000.00 abuses of power and acts of violence during this month of protest. and that's why people are demanding a security forces with firm. but the president is doing exactly the opposite. instead of withdrawing the police and seeking the basis for dialogue, he's now sending even more military persons to the city of carly than most affected city by the protest. so this decision, it doesn't look like this official is going to count the situation, but to fight it up. so it sounds like it's in danger of escalating the situation there and let's talk about what's behind it though. this unrest began as demonstrations against tax reform, but it's wide now into a broader campaign. do we know at what point the protesters demands will be met by the government? just to answer in one line, people are now demanding the resignation of president. even today i have been reporting on this protest from the very 1st day and i have seen how the demands of the people had been change in the beginning of your said people were protesting

against a tax reform. it was retired. people camping the streets, protesting against a house, reform, it was retired. people are now protesting against this police reform. and what be at the beginning was a demonstration sled by the middle class. and workers is now a national wide demonstration that specially by young people and the students on what a pair every single day in the streets of columbia is that these young people is not. and they are going to go back home. just if brenda leaves the power so far, the protest has been somewhat concentrated in the city of cali, where we saw those images. do you think that it'll spread to other cities? now? we have already seen very huge progress in other cities here, but that was very affect us some weeks ago. now he's a little bit calmer. but if police brutality continue, the process are going to increase everywhere in the contra,

because that is the main point right now. more done, according to some only jesus we, we have already 60, almost 60 people have died in this protest. so if police brutality continue, this process are going to to, to be wide and on, on deep and in the country. correspondent your 100 meters in bogota. thank you. to congo now where hundreds of thousands of people are in desperate need of food, water and shelter. their fleeing from the deadly lava flows after the erection of one of the world's most active and most dangerous volcanoes. authorities ordered a partial evacuation of the eastern city of goma, and scientists warn more russians could soon follow their on their run from new york on goes ras. thousands of people here on the road to which room some 65 kilometers ne of gomez. it's painfully slow escape but

we're not leaving because we want to. it's because the authorities told us to anyone, and that's why we're evacuating. because we're afraid the people who don't know what they're up against. only a week ago, the volcano unexpectedly erupt, it sending scorching rivers of lava down the mountainside. the molten sea reaching ship, the city in his wig, does his dead and villages raised his coma miraculously survived its fresh with calamity. life at the foot of your gun ago, he's living in the menacing shadow of the, an expected. it's one of the world's most active volcanoes, the last russian in 2000 to kill some 250 people and left over 800000 homeless. were walking just talking about 27 kilometers away from home. i have 5 children, so i just wanted to get away from your ago when all the math dash for safety assign . katie gosh, threatens to rap goldman. it's slow, suffocating,

embrace. looking at some other world news now, police and canada have found the remains of more than $200.00 children at the sight of a former school for indigenous children. the school, as part of a system closed down 3 decades ago, that fortunately separated these children from their families, investigations showed widespread abuse in the facilities. the mother of beller ruth in dissident rum on protest. savage has called on western countries to help secure his release from detention and men. he made the plea at a solidarity protest and was held in support of the exiled activists who was arrested after being taken, taken off a diverted ryan air flight from greece, lithuania. around a week ago, thousands of people have gathered in central london to protest against the bill that would allow authorities to place greater restrictions on street protests. many marchers also demonstrated against corona virus restrictions,

and vaccines carried placard thing. the pandemic was a hoax. britton's vaccination campaign and lockdown have driven infection rate sharply lower and reasonably to an automated rocket with supplies for chinese new space station blasted off on saturday from an island in south china. the countries space agency says it's planning around a dozen more launches through to the end of next year to deliver fuel and supplies . the remember through in orbit testing for corona virus has become a multi 1000000000 dollar business here in germany. a whole industry of private test centers has sprung up in the, in recent weeks. they are free for the public, but the federal government pays for each test. now german media are reporting on allegations of widespread fraud and testing centers. some have been accused of billing the government for tests, which never occurred. many millions of euros have been paid to testing centers with little oversight of their operations. for more now i'm joined by

d. w reporter joel delroy. so joe, can you tell me about the testing center that we've seen them in berlin popping up everywhere and it's also around the entire country, isn't it? yeah, and you can find them in some of the strangest locations, but it seems like on every street as a new one, every week. they're in converted fast food restaurants. they're in old bar, which is shut down and shop fronts even in vehicles on the back of bicycles. now anybody can open one of these centers. you don't need to have any kind of medical qualifications. the public can go in and get a free test and a negative ticket, which you need if you want to go shopping or sit at a table at an outdoor restaurant. now these tend is really began appearing in must a few weeks ago when the federal government started paying private operators up to 18 years to test. now they have really enable the reopening of many sectors of the economy, but they are costing afford to tell us about these reports in german media. now that there's widespread fraud at some of these test centers. well,

report is for the newspaper. there's 2 daughters, i phone and several public tv stations sat outside some of these testing centers and observe the number of people going in and then compare that with the number of test to be reported to the authorities. now in one case, they found that 70 people visited a particular center one day, but the operator build the government for more than 1000 test, massive discrepancy. now the company involved is rejected these claims and they say that they were simply bundling test together from different locations into one specific location. but the authorities say that even that wouldn't have been allowed. they've opened an investigation and i have shut down several of these companies test centers, but this is just one company. there are thousands of these testing locations, conducting millions of tests every single month. and there is no single government body, which actually has oversight of what's going on inside. one problem is germany data protection policies. the testing centers are not permitted actually to transmit the names of the people who they tell to the health authorities. so it's very difficult

for anyone to even check what's going on, who's being tested, or whether the tests are even taking place. i'm trying to calculate in my head how much money that is if it's really that big of a discrepancy. now you've had personal experience with some inconsistencies in the test centers here. can you tell us about that? right? well, let me show you something. this is a negative test result that i got bike sent to me by email. now the problem is, i never actually had this test. i registered online to take the test, but i couldn't go nevertheless, the testing center sent me the results telling me that i'm negative and they sent the government a bill. so this is both a public finance scandal, but it's also a health issue because germany is currently undergoing this massive reopening public life is really returning to the streets. and a lot of that is based on the system of private testing centers. and some of them are unreliable, then the government may be basing its strategy on overly optimistic data that is being sent by the centers, which could be a big problem. now the journal,

a defense, federal health minister has said that he's going to look into this. he's taking it very seriously and more controls may be placed on the centers in the future. but it may be too late. many of them have been operating for weeks and we still don't know the full cost of a system. and we may still yet see the real results in current of our transmission rates in the coming weeks is joel roy. thank you to sports now and in german football. the 2nd division side keel failed in its attempt to defeat 1st division team cologne in there. to game play off series the see go who goes up or who goes down the spike. keel winning one nill last week. cologne quickly took charge in the return match winning in the end $5.00 to $1.00. perhaps the most spectacular goal came from this shop on the volley by cologne, raphael, she shows leaving the keel goalkeepers stranded cologne. get to stay in the 1st division while holstein keel still remain in the 2nd. and before

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