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it's got a bang yet. it's a daily struggle that every day vanessa suarez is knocking the remaining mic, his mo, out of cape verde, one punch at a time. and that's all the news for this. our next step is world stories, villagers and spain go nude, to save their hamlet. spicer, thanks for watching. ah ah, every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips one day in the footsteps of the recruitment. i'm in your northern
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most count please. ah, for a time long, but still very much alive. d w, travel, you'll go to the specialist was in germany, europe. oh, do you recognize that where exactly. it was fun and i learned a lot our culture history. all their d. w, travel extremely worth a visit. ah, this week on world story. iran women fighting for their rights. spain, why villagers are taking their clothes off. but 1st we turn to tunisia,
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an anti immigrant speech delivered by tunisian president, tie you say it has fuel to racist violence in the country. as a result, many migrants want to leave. there's not much to do now that he's lost his job. pierre zango came from cameroon to tunisia, 5 years ago wanting to send money home. but his residency expired and his boss at a restaurant suddenly became nervous. after the president said he wanted to fight against illegal migrants. watching videos doesn't help. pierre social media is full of actual or supposed violence between locals and people like him. i've been singing dancing with people in the street, and suddenly everything turned the look out for full change to you. that believe me is, there is like her movie, a scary movie. you see tunisians have shown support for people. president saeed,
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called criminals, who are infiltrating tunisian culture. and the world bank said it would suspend its partnership with the country. but the foreign minister can't comprehend these steps . he told d w. he sees tunisia as a victim of a hostile campaign. oh, those reactions are over exaggerated and we feel that they are very much unfair. but we are open to any thy look in order to find the best solution that will protect the dignity and the eyes of all the migrants. many tunisians seem to support the president. the country's economy is in crisis, and many accused irregular migrants of taking jobs away from locals. another my, me against too many africans here in tunisia, we should deport them, especially in such difficult times as now. i needed delegate heavy and i don't think we should deport. every one would know that we are all africans on this
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continent. oh, and the truth is that many tunisians don't want to do the jobs that the microns take on for a tiny salary. the battery, every one of them, pierre says it's clear that he is no longer welcome. in tunisia, many of his friends are already making their way to europe. he's also thinking about getting on a boat. ah, the fidelity to have him was the ability to switch to tint julia actual life for of lee. yea, you will. you will take the decision to, to go to the sea. i'm sorry, this is the reality. and yet pierre fears the reality on the other side of the mediterranean may not be much better, assuming he makes it past coastal patrols and survives the perilous crossing. ah,
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in iran women are forbidden to appear in public without head scarves. but after the violent death of a young woman and the ensuing protests against the government, many women are ignoring the ban. this would have been impossible just 6 months ago, walking distress up to her on, in your own choice of clothing. now it's not an uncommon sight any more like this university student, many women are taking the risk, but it's still against the long sought to talk about it. we go inside pregnancy, og ward a. there were many reactions to me not wearing that. he job. people looking at me pulling faces or even coming up and insulting me, you're merely ating me, or very kindly and sentimentally advising me on what they consider. right. but my
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biggest achievement from that period was that i became normal in the eyes of those around me. good, bad, no, go hats off you on a one on one of the show here in von of to transpose shopping malls, it's playing to see them and varying whatever they want in friendly coexistence, refusing to be divided by to slammed republics ideology. no matter what they've chosen for themselves. personally, manny says i'm going to interview them that this is how i show my religious identity to people. i'm fine with this. i'm comfortable. but i think that if i don't fight for the individual, freedom of the person sitting next to me, i'm actually destroying freedom, has been better. if someone who doesn't think like me or dress like me doesn't have freedom, then i don't have freedom either. because freedom is not for anyone. if it's not for everyone, i as i think about. hm. and i wish very interesting it's and so in the past 5 months, many religious women have joined to protest as well as men not fighting against
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a job. but for freedom, equality and to white to choose it's the mandatory he job that they see as a tool for oppressing them and set him up. and he, he draw i personally would not whether he john ross. i just had an image out of them. the joke sad and i turn in my opinion, this practice of not wearing it doesn't just mean that we are now physically. freya, also are, has seen those if is, if you're in hong any, it's actually a form of resistance figure. and the issue of the he job has taken on a special meaning crazy, broad will not annoy constipated on quantum residential as special meaning most people hearing to ron seem to either share or at least no longer mine, highlighting that the rift is not among iranians, but between them and deer leaders. ah,
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our next stop is amsterdam. only 37 works by one of the most famous painters of dutch baroque art. have survived. the rights museum is showing almost all of them in a sensational new exhibition. $28.00 out of around $37.00 known works are on display at amsterdam rags museum among them. the milkmaid girl reading a letter at an open window and perhaps the most famous of them. all girl with a pearl earring painted in 1665, the common thread that brings them altogether, are depictions of real life in the 17th century. he build up on for him as in sam e, as paintings, don't tell a story in the sense that there's a lot going on. there's no running around horses galloping or something falling on ground or people fighting. his paintings are always very quiet, very introverted. and this introversion, of course,
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allows the viewer to enter into a new world of mia to him. yon for mere lived and worked in the dutch city of delft. he was only 43 years old at the time of his death, and it was only posthumously that both he and his paintings gained worldwide recognition, especially for the use of light from m. and with how may i use his natural light as it naturally enters a room and as it highlights certain objects and not others. and on this girl with a pearl earring was fictionalized on the silver screen in 2003 with american actress scarlett johansson bearing a striking resemblance to farmers famous subject. ah sir, your master is a fine painter. treat the exhibition in amsterdam has been years in the making with
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the paintings, arriving from various museums around the world. it's an extremely rare chance for a brief encounter with most of ver, mir's works. empty streets, abandoned houses. spanish villages are losing their life blood. one resident aims to save her home with an image campaign. almost all the remaining villagers are taking part in a very unexpected way. these spaniards bad all, including squash pharma, one whole perez here, the 68 year old. and we and that because the poll is he struck last summer when he and most of his fellow villages agreed to be photographed, need available, go for the like, i just had to take part, what was it? they told me there weren't enough people. who are we cause we have so few residents
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. i had no other choice handler. yoshi pena's half law day about always home to just 16 people. they bent their bodies to keep their hamlet from dying out. but here in southeast, in spain, the nude photos have raised eyebrow as they now grace a calendar. maize picture is of antonia. she wants to show that folks here, i'm more progressive and open than many people think that they love the near. we just depicted in a bad light bill come of you see them on the front, but we'd like to be viewed in the way people in the laundry communities are you. we pay our taxes to the left, but here in our little hamlets of our own, we feel sort of left behind we though. oh girl, it will. you will, our photographers, david can toe. and one hor, her mirrors had little trouble. convincing the locals to take part with a political thing, i'm would so in the villages,
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things function via word of mouth, the noise go more, go depot, see their neighbors doing it and how well they come across. it's about so they spur one another on see you see any money on a $1000.00 us. the idea for the calendar came from lucy and nicholas head of the residence association at 30 years of age. she's one of penya csa friday, a bachelor's youngest inhabitants. she commends her neighbors courage. generally, what i fancy not on british 30 of the board. therefore, it is only a kind of liberation, nothing i'd get on with the spelling stereotypes too, as a bit of a, he's on pictures of buffalo bodies, animal there of ordinary people. here folks can show themselves as they are. unlike many of the nude photos were familiar with what are feeling if, if i let myself be photographed too awful and the picture is great there, but if you oh, good. so pancreas sanchez was also happy to pay for the calendar at 100 years old.
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he's the pin up for december, even though he's not totally mean pen yet. sandy, about who is the oldest resident? suddenly remember the days when the hamlet was full of life and out of it all out for a legal fellow. we always partied on the weekends, so one week every one came to my place and the next week it was someone else's turn meal ova, but we had a guitar and accordion, and people dance, love ordeal, henrietta half a day, a battle and its calendar on now known well beyond spain's borders with it, i no longer have any inhibitions though. i'd never done anything like this before, but i'm on board for next time. in the hamlet they were ready making plans for next year's calendar with even more residence revealing everything finance half a day. a backhoe has to offer ah
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all quiet on the western front. their german anti war film wins no less than 4 oscars. we take a look at how art struggles to survive in hard times. ukrainian artists are fighting against the war in their country and for the preservation of their cultural identity. arks, 21. next on d, w. as a me, a mystery. concealed in the ground. monsters painting notorious and controversial and the out well basically means re writing miss scott a revealed and nevertheless a mystery to this day. what lies behind the cut and
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