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for 8 months. it was not possible to take a train from keep the house on, but now the trains are finally up and running again, bringing families back home, a famous pearson band and keep station playing for fellow half the lights returning for the 1st time to night train one o 2 is heading to the liberated south, painted by artists. it's dubbed the train to victory each wagon representing an occupied territory. ludmilla, his daughter helps her with her bag. everyone is keen to get aboard. the train's about to take them all home. you have to have the to the, from the volume shop. they called me yesterday while i was at work, but they told me the 1st train would leave tonight in order to put it. i can't describe how that made me feel. so the ukrainian railway system has become a surprise star of the war. trains have evacuated tens of thousands of people from the fighting, and kept the country running. operators say, 9 out of 10 trains are still on time. britney said,
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we'll start at 1st. everyone was afraid. now we just do our jobs. everythings come, everything's okay daybreak as we approach care. sun don shows what the war has done. ludmilla fled just after the war began. her husband stayed today. they'll see each other again for the 1st time. that is what tape that ivonya to session with. i'm so full of emotions. i can't believe i'm on a train back home, but i left the children and keith. i'm still a bit worried about the situation, but i know things are getting better. crowds wait to see their city again joined to the rest of the country. yet in this moment for ludmilla and macola, it's just them with
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your current use or one that's your fellowship. to be honest, i didn't want her to come back just yet. i think it's still too dangerous. i but this is her home on her mother lives here. that's how it is normally a fair hercule. her personal reunion is part of an international story. ludmilla enters a city without power, dependent on aid, but she's home. ah, this year more music festivals and concerts and turkey have been banned than ever before. turkish musicians dear that islamists living in the provinces will soon bye an all live music. oh, of finance. don't check turkish singer, ill cat. okay. yeah. and her band are getting ready to perform, but will the concert in the southern turkish city of atlanta really take place in recent months? many of okay. your performances have been cancelled often at short notice.
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oh man, it man, i read on twitter of the night before i comes it, a man's in that it was canceled for them to read through that little bit of the rituals. it's pretty rough every time you say, i mean the venues are rented on the equipment is on its way. the musicians are booked up and then all of the sudden it's forbidden due to some regulations. if you love gigantic j a sack, lunch to them are more concerts and festivals have been banned in turkey this year than ever before. just the list of canceled music festivals, aluminum long. in past years, many were attended by tens of thousands of people. the fans are usually justified by protecting public order. but ill cap acadia is suspicious. it be high at stars of the oldish. they try to impose a certain way of life on us liberal high up tires itself. and female singers who are affected by the prohibitions thought to little rock them because these people think women should stay at home. i love sham. judah is good. so he's
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a sions who stand up for a fair and free conditions elsewhere affected. it's taken his criticism of the government and this is how that silence to the bottom. the says kissimay children, the islamist party, who the par welcomes the states, crept down for them is a question of morality. it is, i'm, is amanda. become concerned that a little put these concerts familiarized people with such immorality, significant group, and there is not only a serious economic crisis in the country at the moment, but his red hat is there is also a crisis of morality and decency that will help you could in this moral crisis is only exacerbated by such concerts that which are incompatible with our faith and the national lim, zelda, consolidated the how did it initially mix them? did it all over? some conservatives in turkey ra. compare music such as elca. okay. yes. i mean, is as dangerous as drugs. a concert goers in a donna say these are just excuses. some fear that turkey is becoming more and more religious. this particular concert does take place. freedom is
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a common theme in ill copy as music. but rock and pop music is increasingly being portrayed as immoral critical observers suspect this is intended to satisfy conservative voters before next year's elections. elca yos, tour through this turkish province, came to an end that evening. the following concert was cancelled this time by the organizers, possibly due to pressure from the authorities but but ill takia and many fellow artists and turkey will continue making music despite the threat of being silent service regular ah, in italy, one man is battling a legal wide met fishing and a very unique way. he's lowering dozens of incredibly heavy marble sculptures down to the bottom of the sea. he's managed to gain
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a lot of attention amongst both haters and supporters. pound if i'm actually works alone, danny. it's late in the night. by the time he returns to the port of tele, monee in his fishing boat, which pow notice more than fish. he's also fighting a legal catch methods, particularly the use of troll nets, jounced above the sea bad. his battle has made him lots of enemies. it pierced brody. he legalities of the illegal fissures hate me hold. they've tried to intimidate me. i've gotten death rebels up to i've been banned from all the fish market. and the worst part is that instead of protecting me and sure, did the authorities have threatened me to send me not showing. i can order her. these marbles sculptures are at the root of the conflict. how no dropped the man to save fish, stocks and corals. his method has proven effective because illegal fishes, expensive troll nets get tangled on the sculptures antenna.
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may see mad a normal person could be illegal fissures, don't like me at all and annoy me. the big players don't want me to sink these blocks of marble. these aren't, we're not in the sea because they can't fish anymore. but it's, but they're required to fish 5 kilometers from the coast. my seen the blocks are only 500 meters from the shore. i think you limit, they were actually question from. i did a lot. eva. paolo has been working the see since he was 15. he seen how industrial fishing has got bigger and bigger in his homeland. meanwhile, the fish outside got smaller in smaller, at some point he started catching fall few fish. it started looking like paolo and other small fishes might not catch enough to survive. that it is, he feared, much will fondle. traditional fishing means the net, stay above the sea bed without destroying the ecosystem. during industrial fishing, it dropped trauma as onto the sea floor. reformed or anything there pulled with chains that way. tons, valley because that wrecks everything device. it's as if
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a hunter would burn down an entire forest till just a kill wild boar. what should i be locked up? i'm not something god ah, to protect the sea and still pursue his passion. paolo launched fishing tories him . he takes travellers on his fishing boat and winds them over to his cause. but the ongoing battle against illegal fishing has been grueling for paolo, the st. 30 there, he said, i often feel sad and disappointed more still, but then when i'm with the guests will come on my boat, i get the strength to say you have to keep on going need on. no, i got a got it. little ones in water. so pound oh, fun to ne, sent off again each morning to save his seeing the remote regions of columbia like magdalena, books are considered a luxury. but one teacher went to great lengths during the corona pandemic to
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improve education at his school. with the help of his donkey, he managed to get a mobile library up and running, riding his donkey alpha lewis soriano is on his way to today's appointment. at the d. v. no. nino elementary school in the department of magdalena, in columbia. the teacher has loaded his faithful companion with books from his library. he believes that delivering books to school children is an effective way of fighting social inequality. or 3rd, reading columbia. rural education in columbia, in bad shape, needs more support from the state for teachers. and really that didn't really that didn't, the burrow was born out of sheer necessity. or if you're going to teachers like resources, especially here in the department of magdalena, which is one of the most disadvantaged in the country with this. a lot of them i
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want even know if you're not, we need to combat ignorance through reading, but i mean, what is going to help the future population is reading and i will do that is luis sariana continued to bring his books to the region even during the pandemic defying the restrictions on movement that were put in place to help stop the spread of coverage. he refused to put his mission on hold when a little bit, so i don't know. it was a challenge because my family thought i was putting myself at risk. at one point i was detained by the police because i shouldn't have been on the street. but knowing the loneliness that exists in the countryside, i felt that moral duty left for the, like i said, you know, from post to keep being able to deliver his books and avoid spreading. covet. he used old farm yard cages as mailboxes he called his plan catcher. read in columbia as remote municipalities. books are simply too expensive for people to
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buy. louis sariana has also built a public library for the school children and their neighbors don't they be bring? okay. yeah. when i see a baby oberon goes to places that tend to be neglected, to see where people are forgotten. because these are people who deserve respect them, who need to be helped and whose imagination to be nurtured isn't us. we martinez you. louis soriano is almost like a character out of a gabriel garcia, marquez snellville, a man who takes books to remote corners of columbia by donkey and not even a pandemic can stop him. oh
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