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syrian activists report more victims of anti regime crackdowns and claim opposition forces are being joined by the defected government gangs. jubilant crowds celebrating new yorkers and to call protesters when the right to continue campy trying to clean up big business world wind. and the european central bank says it's. time for governments to take the lead in saving the region's economy. story and business process is ready to act against the european energy legislation banning energy supplies gas pipelines the need for
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a pullback the book and more on that. around the clock around the world this is r.t. live in moscow the total number killed in the syrian conflict nell stands at well over three thousand activists sent least twelve of guided fresh bottoms off to security forces opened fire on protesters were calling for nationwide demonstrations in support of army defectors who joined the opposition the government insists that revolutionary gangs that threaten the public as well. about one hundred eighty kilometers north of damascus is a city of unrest on the site of five days of recent deadly clashes between security forces and protesters in which at least thirty died it's close to the cities of
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homs and hama where most anti assad protests have been seen was evidence of fighting in oliver stone is going to see there was an air of suspicion it turns mood only broken by children now smiling but only two weeks ago these youngsters were witness to violence in their home town like this eleven year old we heard very heavy fire we heard airplanes but didn't see them it sounded like they were flying high we were really afraid and we were crying the whole time. the child was one of the few to talk and most of us are locals rematch were hesitant to say anything about what happened telling us we didn't want to get into trouble i was the area's governor gives his explanation why the military around the place there were groups of people where their older man they had these demands for a little while and then it all escalated when they armed themselves we saw the situation had become a threat to the people and that's why we decided an intervention should take place
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and. what were inside seems to me at its core it. was stunning was this was their way of what basically i'm work release you see here this was basically it was here outside the opposition activists insist that these were not on gas are terrorists more army defectors so far the government has said little to some joke of the surfers from the military i think it's a kind of a strategy by the government that weakening the morale of the. bush people forces so i think i was the first year. it became a signal back to. the fracture so instead people got. armed gangs or was. all of this will serve their purpose but under the
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circumstances the morale of most impacted by the violence understand is that a ruthless. alister. occupy wall street protesters have won their first battle after a massive clean up effort by new york city officials was council activist against corporate greed considered it an attempt to undermine the month long rally. couple of at the center of events in new york. thousands at least two to three thousand and they're turning out here in sokoto park behind me the crowd is little bit smaller now they have gone on a protest i don't march near wall street we actually just got reports of a clash with police but the massive massive turnout is really fueled i guess speculation by the police departments by this and a stray shot in the mayors of the destruction here in new york that. with so much media attention so many people they really couldn't afford another instance like what we saw two weeks ago where unprecedented number of new yorkers were arrested
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as part of the wall street occupy wall street occupation so i think there was a lot of fear that flashes but it happened and part of all of this is the fact that these protesters most of the ones i've spoken to are determined to stay regardless of what the police does one man who i spoke to yesterday when we were really expecting some c.t.'s clashes had this to say take a lesson it's a pretext. taishan to come here and move people out and then set new conditions about moving back here it's just it's the move to just watch this this group so we pretty much understand what's going on here we have twenty four seven. right here all the time and there aren't really any issues but we're going to make a big effort to get because we had rain everything so you know we've cardboard in the. good clean up you know that really has been the attitude for most of the people that we've spoken to here protesters for scrubbing the floors on hands and
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knees but really it's not about sanitation it's not about the funding of the park it's about the fact that these movements are spreading across america they're popping up in hundreds of cities across the country and folks simply the idiot salish with the police departments the politicians they're nervous they have not seen this kind of unprecedented movement in the united states and at this point it does not show any sign of when dealing we do know that after over fifteen going to be the big data was. this is when the situation but expected to spread to europe but massive protests planned all across the country living here in new york the occupiers plan on staying here in zuccotti park they plan on urging in times square in the evening which should be very interesting to watch a lot of these present in times square bomb or potential clashes because we have to keep in mind most of the arrests most of the confrontations with the police have been on protesters leave this area and walk down the streets that gives the police here a lot more of an excuse so to speak to. put people in corners and try to stop the
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movement that way but for now the folks here are determined to say we've seen terrible weather rain or poles they have not been deterred by that so be very interesting to see how this plays out and whether he can play out peacefully or whether we'll see a further crackdowns like we've seen for example in denver yesterday in seattle and across the country. that one of the. goals of money wall street in the death of the american century. the best thing that's happened since the financial crisis struck in two thousand and eight. the spotlight has been put on the source of the problem in the world economy and world financial for the last four years namely a handful of g. gigantic banks that have simply hijacked the economy in the populations of the world for their own interests and that to put the spotlight on that i think is absolutely brilliant and by putting the focus on wall street and six to seven banks
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gigantic banks that are simply too big to save they're not complete to fail anymore . it brings up the question why haven't we done what the swedes did in one nine hundred ninety two when the government stepped in and nationalize the bank drew a ring fence around the problem institutions until they could be sorted out and kept the real economy as we've been functioning and that's what that's happening in the u.s. that's what has happened in ireland that's what has to happen in portugal in these various other countries certainly increase as the occupy wall street movement prepares to go global is closely watching the rallies to take place in europe and the u.s. then miss auspex full coverage on saturday october the fifteenth. sutter's by growing poverty and unemployment. figures by the country's ways and falling as well cutting jobs and social spending people across the globe against their
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government's economic policies follow the worldwide action against austerity drive or cartoon. european central bank has called on national governments to do their part to ease the debt burden he called cliche spoke ahead of a key meeting of well finance ministers now gathering in paris to hammer out solutions to the crisis well europe correspondent daniel bushell has more. the patience of european central bank does seem to be running out it says that it can't really take the whole burden on itself it really needs the governments to come through the european governments come through and take some actions because the latest country problems with spain it's seeing problems with its solidarity or failure solidarity is how the downgrade of its rating a game which is going to make it even harder for it to raise money and pay off its debts we're expecting protests tomorrow perhaps the biggest protests so far over you will start to measures in spain now russia's prime minister has come out and
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said that europe's governments could fall this problem if they wanted to really make a. crisis is more political than a financial issue according to different estimates between one and one and a trillion dollars is needed the number is big but the usa can handle it it's a political issue because in order to counter those resources leaving you in countries must offer a shoulder to those in trouble takes a little courage so governments in europe are accused of passing the blame no one wants to take responsibility but russia is one of many countries which is concerned by this because of course when the european economies are suffering the rest of the world has a knock on effect is the latest country which also there are two measures that means more taxes potentially education health costing more and we are expecting coordinated action coordinated protests across europe including in lisbon over those austerity measures over the cuts which are thought to be extremely painful
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for the population now we've also seen the tree shape saying that he does expect those governments to come through with those cuts in order to balance these projects there is a meeting today and some more of the world's leading finance ministers as they try to tackle this crisis there has been talk in portugal the more just be too painful for the people to take these austerity measures michel. some of those victims of the crisis i'm afraid i'm afraid of the future i'm afraid that. things are going to be like they are in greece right now people. are not going to be able to to have a good life to have peace and quiet lucia is an active member of the portuguese indignados delish movement its participants believe the government is hell bent on pleasing the rich and powerful and ignores the needs of the people to attribute have to realize that we are not bad we're not we're not going to be bad for any
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longer problem. it's happening and it's happening everywhere in spain here in greece. the worst rate of unemployment in thirty years is over twelve percent rising taxes and falling wages are the reality of portugal's a bleak present situation things are so bad people are now making comparisons with cataclysmic periods in their history and looking to them for inspiration leaves you century portugal was in a situation similar to its present state economy was lagging the capital was all but destroyed by an earthquake one that mark people call the minister parking that's his stature right there managed to pull the country out of the crisis three hundred years on however if you believe anybody will be able to perform a similar monumental task the portuguese ignore those saying the solution is to create more jobs and cuts unnecessary expenditure but the government was forced into seventy eight billion euro i left bailout earlier this year pulling in the
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footsteps of greece and ireland to pay back the toughest areas because how much reduced which will see longer working hours or less holidays and even listened to the christmas bonuses which most workers enjoyed at the age when you are meant to start a life so you know have your own space your own you know. to have kids you know to hear. if you can't do it you can't do it because you can't afford to do it and how of noxious is that that's the system and the political system that is intertwined with the financial system. that is so completely twisted that conditions. this this to me. personally the biggest thing and as the crisis grows so too do the brains of the outraged members of the indignados people unite for getting.
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the well. built i'm not to europe not there because they're not democratic national governments they are not democratic. ravitch. the problem is the system not the right. to call for a global day of action or looked over the fifteenth from the occupy wall street movement that is expected to get a loud response in portugal but for many of those who will fill the streets here it's not so much about revolution as it is about turning it into a simple fight for survival it goes courting this burn. and more coverage of the unfolding crisis in europe is available on our website is on t.v. dot com also online at the moment for you. the main suspect in the alleged murder of alexander litvinenko says his lawyers have been denied access to information about the case says a london court starts looking into the death of the former russian agent behind
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closed doors also online at the moment to get a lethal injections a politician in the u.s. state of florida voices support for flooring squads instead before the full story on that at r.t. dot com. well sco is reportedly preparing a response to washington's planned missile defense system in europe it follows comments by the incoming u.s. ambassador to moscow who said washington cannot guarantee the system would not target russia are you going to sign off has the details. washington is speeding up its plans for its aging missile defense system in europe despite all these alarming questions coming out of russia spain corns romania and turkey have agreed to host elements of the system aldridge territory's and his plan that the shield will be finished by twenty eight thousand i fish early it's supposed to protect washington's allies in europe from potential threats coming out of iran and north
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korea but moscow has been sounding the alarm saying that the system could be a potential threat to its national security moscow has been proposing that this project should be a unified shield which would include russia and the united states where all would share the responsibility for the safety of each other but washington and some nato officials have been saying guide to this is not possible since russia is not part of the alliance moscow then started asking for legal guarantees from washington that this is no will not be aimed against russia but the newly appointed u.s. ambassador to russia michael mcfaul is tall and say that his country has no plans of making these illegal guarantees we've already heard from russia's envoy to nato meeting about boys who said that if this is the case then moscow will have to start thinking about making its own efforts to our rescore of the strategic balance of
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forces in europe and now there are also reports in the russian media from a source from the kremlin which size that russia will. be cheaper but affect a way to answer what is on the phone suppliers in europe so we'll see how the situation develops but i get exactly the fact that washington is not planning to back down on its anti missile defense plans. a u.s. president has taken a firm stand. it's against iran promising tough sanctions for the country over claims it was plotting to kill the saudi ambassador to washington to rein in were charged with trying to harm members of a mexican drug cartel to carry out the attack something terrible has dismissed as baseless but barack obama says there is enough evidence of iran's guilt and is calling on the international community to make it pay for its behavior by further isolating tehran u.s. is now considering sanctions on iran central bank on the scene even more pressure
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by society one hundred randy from the university to run says he's all convinced by the claims of iranian involvement. the more pressure that the united states tries to impose upon iran the iranians will push back as well for the united states as being out of the dishonest iran has absolutely no motive to carry out such an operation if you ron did hypothetically want to carry out this operation they could have done it in the middle east in an area where there are more high profile figures and where it could be carried out much easier why would iran want to create extra sensitivity with the united states so it's absolute nonsense and obviously iran gains nothing from it the only people who do gain is the united states by distracting attention way away from its problems that well such as the economic hardship that people are facing its decline in the middle east it helps israel come out of isolation it helps the saudis rid the saudi regime he tried to unite its
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people against some theoretical hypothetical foreign enemy. he comes you live from moscow later in the program this for you it's two decades since the self-proclaimed republic of transistor announced its independence but there's still no sign of progress in solving the breakaway state problems police call who's to blame in a few minutes. but first let's take a look at some other news in brief from around the world in our world update in libya fierce fighting continues in kind of at his hometown of sirte gun battles have broken out in tripoli for the first time in two months revolutionary forces have opened fire at suspected snipers loyal to gadhafi run m.t.c. fighters says shooting began after a man was spotted raising the green flag symbolizing the alstad regime it's a very serious outbreak of violence in the capital since the then rebels seized control of tripoli in august. prince defense minister liam fox has quit over allegations he gave
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a close friend access to official meetings and ministry buildings folks are knowledge that he brought his former best man adam wear a t. along overseas trips and has apologized for allowing a blurring of his public duties with personal loyalties the british government has appointed former transport minister philip hammond as the new defense secretary. italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has survived a decisive parliamentary vote of confidence which was key to continuing his political career calls for his resignation by political rivals and members of the business community amid a series of damaging scandals and a weakening economy the securing of the vote of confidence and i was going to school need to stay in power through to the end of his term and twenty thirty. in the thai capital a huge effort is underway by the military and volunteers to strengthen the city's anti flood defenses authorities fear rain and high tides which of course huge devastation across the country could now move into bangkok flash floods or killed
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two hundred eighty three and devastated cities in sixty one provinces since july. in the self-proclaimed republic of trans mr a breakaway territory. not just change since independence in one hundred ninety it's been a long running ethnic and territorial dispute between the two sides and with little in the way of recent progress some are saying the current leadership is to blame. for this report. one of the poorest regions in europe and recognized as a country across the world holds presidential elections in early december but already there is serious dispute before the campaign has even started the current leader of the self-proclaimed breakaway will go in republic of trans an easter egg a small north has held the reins of power for the entire twenty one years of its disputed existence far from tiring of office his running again for a fifth term
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a decision criticized by moscow as a mistake costly smear law has created an atmosphere of personal power that has the republic into a state of deep social and economic crisis there's a huge gap between ordinary people who are struggling and smear a lot inner circle or getting richer. the republic is certain its independence in one thousand nine hundred ninety from moldova which is south split from the soviet union a year later why it has been tough there never seems a great come a region is a tiny strip of land with a half million population bordering ukraine it acts as if it's a real state with its own government military currency and constitution the transnistria has always been viewed by moldova as part of its own territory continued political tension. in one thousand nine hundred two war broke out in which hundreds died as moldova forces fought separatists before an internationally
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forged cease fire brought and an easy peace since then continued after is why russia and the international community to me. and transnistria authorities towards dollars have not gone fruit leaving tensions dangerously high for ordinary people life is tough average earnings of just three dollars a day for those lucky enough to work with high unemployment. the area one of the poorest in europe opponents say even in the run up to the election there is a heightened climate of political fear with the current regime in no mood to relinquish power to mature birds of must live in an atmosphere of fear and run many cases of political pressure like mailing and violation of walls in their turn to discredit out of country people and openly criticizing the current recall refused by being on the run. is placed in serious danger or even
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a critic election cultures pro-choice look at just under two months before the poll it's clear the struggle for power will be far from the glare of. some even warn it could be a flashpoint the latest twist in the difficult history of this troubled region a group of russian observers he's had interest mr to monitor the elections following a request from the authorities that whether the ballots he's free and fair or not the votes not expected to resolve this area's long standing problems meaning the need for a lost and political resolution will remain written off r.t. moscow just heard from her not a we explore why the colombian drug lord per blower escobar is still remembered around the world but first it's the business update with kareena. and i welcome to business here our r.t.
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russia says it is ready to act against new european energy legislation it's called the third energy package and bans energy suppliers like gas problem from owning gas pipelines president medvedev has ordered energy representatives to submit proposals on how russia can keep good relations with the e.u. and contravening laws at the same time however analysts say there's not much russia can do. it's the law of european union and of course it's the idea of european union and that is why in the reality it's very difficult to press on european union we can imagine because prof for example top the supplier who cares who you are up but of course it's a good dramatic and in my opinion absolutely the rules to meddle that is why we go only one america i mean all new day a lot of it's the my stick was to free the new is the decision of brussels but we just want to explain our arguments because if
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you'll be a union you'll make mistakes in construction then you and your policy if you look at the problem also for us and we want to explain to them but for example you will be no new investment to the new pipes this is not work and that's all me just want to prove this mistake but as we can see there's an intellectual discussion not more . let's have a look at the markets now or this rising reversing earlier losses after a group of twenty and nothing official said that washington based in london may increase resources to help stamp the e.u. debt crisis grand plan is trading at one hundred fourteen dollars a barrel while it is that eighty six dollars per barrel u.s. retail sales they get stocks of those present best as a way to european debt crisis response retail sales rose one point one percent in september who said by strong although purchases also giving stocks a lift our earnings reported by search engine google shares rising at six point
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three percent and european markets ended higher on friday with miners and technology stocks helped offset for the losses for the for some banks that's following a series of downgrades and warnings from brokers and credit rating agencies care's ericsson rose three point four percent after its mobile handset joint venture sony ericsson broke even in the third quarter and said it still expects no. industry growth in two thousand and eleven. here in russia markets and with the best we could gain of more than one and a half years person by oil and metal stocks they rallied on bet's europe's debt crisis will be contained the r.t.s. finished a three point eight percent higher while my six and over three percent in the black so let's have a look at some things a visual shambles of a size x. most of the blue chips were trading in the black berry ranks soaring over six and a half percent the lender has announced it's going to increase the share for an activity in its profit to seven percent three years coleen has jumped more than
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forty percent its highest on record on the deal with when he lever and the other company's share price rise had to be chad kalf because of my six trading rules norris make a was also on the rise that's despite the company's press half net profit plunging point two percent one point eight billion dollars. and i will keep you up to date this hour i'll be back with more and less than half. of.
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