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try think greek's around the parliament which says yes to more punitive cults to try and salvage a pipe dream that. the americans and the cabinets protestors agree on that citizens are being al konstanz out glanced at slamming both street and washington post shaping sharing the money leaving people to fend for themselves. and the russian rocket raccoon i would say used takes its first foreign trip to help viewers and get on the side not satellites even america's g.p.s. run for its money. and a very warm welcome from all of us in moscow this is an see with me about it thanks for joining us greece is a forty eight hour paralysis entering its second day and has a ready seen street violence over the government's efforts to stave off bankruptcy
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the anger of tens of thousands of protesters was not enough to deter lawmakers from giving initial i think even more tough cuts to desperately turn the economy around and she says her first reports now from. well this is the scene on the streets of athens you can just go sometimes the sleigh one of the main shopping streets strewn with bits of rock at the window from a lot of places you've still got a very heavy police presence that has remained here. no where we saw thousands upon thousands of people gathering you still got a small presence we saw them what police taking them off the streets and the largest protests that we had since the financial crisis began and we still see really violent clashes between the protesters and the police at the streets. filled with smoke and we saw a number of buildings on fire and a meeting on finn type me you can see still got the riot police outside the front
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of the parliament building you still got a number of protesters know earlier on this thing was filled with fire where fire started going off protests is running in all directions. today we came here peacefully and the police just started to attack people with tear gas and we the people of greece no matter what part we're from the government to support the rights of the people in politics in our legal system we don't want these people to see and do whatever they like anymore. you can still smell the take in the hair a process that included all age groups in all social groups than greece because it's a problem that's affected everyone here in the country the young and the olds turning out to join in the protests we're looking at some of the banners and charts we have a let this go we have to stop this fight and the answer was never and really that's what a lot of this focus has been on was the eurozone leaders in the government here in the parliament building the stuff possible rescue plans the statements and all the
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financial plans that they come up with the people here you've had to suffer on these measures and they said they've had enough it was described as a make or break week for greece they had the government vote on the possible further will start to try and get the next bunch of money leaders meeting in brussels at the weekend to again discuss the debt quite that here on the streets it might have been described as a make or break week but we store exactly what that meant for the people there left now here in athens trying to pick up the pieces they say has been measured sort of simply crippled their country their r.t. and. all the greece is the epicenter of the euro zone's troubles for some of europe's problems will only deepen unless governments admit to the euro currency was a mistake. well what needs to be recognized is the grease is of course passed as we know and we need they need to have a default they need to stop paying all the money that they're paying for based
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financial institutions and start trying to invest in never call me to try and get the economy moving again and of course leave the euro if that needs to be done that is inevitable give haldol should happen very soon whether it will or not is another matter because the politicians are so wedded to the idea of trying to protect the euro but that is a big mistake is becoming a ticking time bomb for the longer they leave it the more call them to be more what's on the streets of athens will be more painful held by the greek people that's what happens when you take away people's democracy and centralized power to a relatively small clique of people dragging down the whole of the european union as long as they stick with the euro the euro is it is a step too far in terms of political integration it's a political measure that doesn't make economic sense we can see that they need to wake up and recognize it as world things a little better than america where thousands of people are beginning there aren't
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equal progress has this week five of the occupiers streets rallying call against a bloated banks and washington's weakness and doing something about it and the growing gap between rich and poor is something which could cause the government here as going to check out explain. a class war seemed impossible in a country where being wealthy east part of the national green that is thousands march on wall street and in other parts of america protesting against the system that they claim works only for the benefit of a few super rich individuals and corporations many ask whether america is facing a class war better the time when the rich are getting richer overall the middle class is collapsing class warfare is being waged in a burka today unfortunately the wrong side is winning the so-called one percent of winners are the nation's top corporations which this year amid the economy's very slow growth of non the less made record profits for thanks to various loopholes
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many of these corporations pay little or nothing in taxes the corporations say they need the tax breaks to be able to invest more in to hire more america's second largest energy producers chevron is now lobbying not to let the government tax them more and to my question how many americans has chevron hired since the tax breaks were introduced in two thousand and four as c.e.o. of the company said they were slightly a few thousand strong business over the years but not significantly not significant on our chevron payroll a few thousand jobs for the billions of dollars in tax stimulus that the government gave them economies same erika's largest corporations are sitting on more than three trillion dollars and not investing in the economy unemployment in the us remains over nine percent and enough money to support my wife is always going to have a problem but. my great grandparents. their grandparents.
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at the wall street answer to people's rage i think you'll still be nobody held a job but as one of the protesters try to put a word of objection we call it all done all done it's not your show monkey. i'm talking to these people hold on i'm not talking. about talk personal success and money have always being part of the american dream. the aspiration to become rich is deeply ingrained in american society and widely promoted by pop culture but those who took to the streets and made it clear that the situation when the rich are getting greater and the poor are getting poorer is not their idea of the american dream in fact it could be the end of it and the beginning of a class war i'm going to check our reporting from washington. and among the occupy wall street protesters biggest grievances is that siege influence that america's big business has in washington political and social analyst says the two are linked
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. wall street is washington and washington is wall street looking over the heads of the u.s. treasury did over the last couple of presidents rather rudely goldman sachs that moving over to. the group and then you had recall the treasury secretary on the voice that the prize to hold. where did he come. see. us we had to bail out goldman sachs making thirteen billion dollars with a i.g. who is the chief of staff for president. oh that's bill daley was indeed a vice chairman of j.p. morgan chase it's the same club it's just a different version. this is r.c. and on the way later this hour of a little history lesson it's winning twenty eleven a year remember school holocaust victims it's actually time to see survivors of the
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mass genocide i'll tell you why. the british m.p. his passion for such around this piling sex scandal how cost him his government job that he tells our africa that. america's diplomats pulled no punches during her and outs trip to libya with hillary clinton declaring washington hopes to leader colonel example captured or killed this comes as the battle rages on between libya's troops and cut out a loyalist stronghold of sat. recently returned from the besieged town says that in red herring situation is that there's no water. there's no. medication even oxygen in the hospital they don't have the situation in syria because i'd see that i can assure you. if you swim. through
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the city it's it's disaster it's a good person i mean the international or more. national community came to. the resolution. seven three civilians but. this is not happening at the moment they don't want to go that's a political issue most of the libyans i would say would rather live peacefully then having to all be golfing with one leader to get there if you will that we don't want for example if the solution was need to. travel to libya any time only that he was involved but. a historic such live launch takes place later on thursday which will see that last russian rocket ever to launch from a western nation so hughes will take up from french gay on a carrier european integration equipment which will compete with america's g.p.s.
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and she's done over for reports now from the south american country. drivers find g.p.s. navigators can often be inaccurate and actually cut health in built up zones but the new e.u. competitor called galileo promises me to point precision even in open areas where buildings currently morse g.p.s. coverage the man in charge of the launch says it's all superior to the us system just here to treat your mojo from where to go but it should galileo's first satellites a lifting off from french guyana on thursday the earth rotates faster here by the way to give you an ideal catapult effect on takeoff i think you around the clear skies and you have the perfect conditions for launching into space to send the satellites into orbit europe's chosen the soyuz launcher with its own rival track record by. play for the. i miss that. we would like to have so you hear from treasury e.u.
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space chief say it shows you don't need to be complicated to succeed russian system very simple and effective it's a very good way of designing the politicians think it will launch a new partnership between europe and russia we may use the country actively contributes to industrial scientific and technical corporation for example and irrespective of what it is important stamp on the way to a reasonable level of quality of our business ties and they versification i would structure it you know we have the launch trying to use the space launching side of and of achieve some results a little practical implementation over two hundred russian specialist are working there right now america's g.p.s. has enjoyed a monopoly on the world's sat nav market till now with so use also behind russia's also to g.p.s. known as clueless competition in the sky is about to get just a little more crowded than a bushel of french guiana. and arcee will bring you the historic so you live so
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they show you here for our coverage from french gray hour at around ten thirty g.m.t. . the new hero in russian european space partnership in. the future of the european satellite navigation system. for the world's most reliable space vehicle the. soyuz rocket is gearing up for the first ever blastoff from a foreign base. the loved mark launch. of the now over many years to allow america to place parts of its european defenses on its soil the country's now just want elementary agreement away from becoming the next link in the u.s. missile shield training here of washington and designs to counter possible attacks from countries like iran and north korea are practicing their plans at the direct threats to its security and is now preparing countermeasures for those earlier rejected russia to build a giant shield us that could last as offered
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a written assurances to moscow but the kremlin says that's not enough to limit what we talk about written guarantees and north insurances we don't just mean people concrete legally binding agreement which has to be bilaterally sign of that we got u.s. and russia horrible the treaty has to be ratified in the corresponding chambers of commerce and it not only contain a word like our anti missile defense system is not against all of our anti missile defense system is not for you. it must be a serious documents which has to assume the extent of trust and verification all the rest is useless scrap of paper work like a proposal to russia to some specialists to monitor missile defense test flights that's just a holiday was not serious there was racism. they divide on missile defense shows little sign of being successfully breached of a peace campaigners have told r.t. that russia has responsible grounds to be suspicious. the u.s. is out to militarily surround russia today these missile defense systems are part
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of u.s. first strike strategy there the shield that goes along with the first strike sword these systems are now being deployed not only will they be deployed in romania but the radar is going to be put into turkey the u.s. is now talking to georgia about putting one of these missile defense radars in georgia already the patriot third generation of patriot missile defense systems that been deployed by the u.s. into poland and now they're being put on navy aegis destroyer ships into the black sea and mediterranean the reset button was always public relations by the obama administration trying to mollify the people around the world specially in europe the american people as well well that the same time coming forward with this very aggressive program i see a continuation of this aggressive and circumvent both russia and china i don't see any letting up in fact i think see both parties the republicans and the democrats
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in congress continue to appropriate more money for these so-called you missile defense systems but again are key elements in the u.s. first strike strategy. this way i declare this as one of remember a sort of countries holocaust victims but that doesn't include focusing on the great talisay the people injured and the nazis is quite a sliver of course as trying to see the survivors and step who wants to be known as a nation of of killers lithuanian is the only language which is even a special word core that mel called the shooters of jewels and in world war two those shooters one child ninety six percent of lithuanian jewelry among the highest rates in europe but despite heavy pressure the country's gotten away without punishing a single person responsible they didn't for him because you don't want to for. want to follow we were very very easy to follow joseph melamed found
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a lot eleven years ago he published the names of thousands of lithuanians implicated in the killing of jews at the time he sent the list to the lithuanian authorities asking them to investigate as many witnesses were still alive the prosecutors have only now and said him and they want him to come to lithuania the green as we do not consider mr miller i mean a suspect we are only summon him to give testimony to either confirm or deny the statements he made the statements among others a detail in lithuanian court victories of the car course where literally the capitated a rabbi and put his head on a window so everyone could see a man called loose go reportedly imprisoned some sixty jews in a carriage anything with quo bars and forced fire hoses down the throats water was then turned on so the stomachs exploded all of those captured by german photographers the source of the claims i witness is who survived the wall very competent and were very helpful and protect. they are.
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proud to need it. this is not the first time lithuanian prosecutors have summoned holocaust survivors who also took part in the resistance to give testimony critics complain it's a way for volunteers to avoid dealing with its holocaust history this is a campaign of defamation against how of course survivors who are alive because they escaped the ghetto to join the soviet partisans the only people fighting that are in this part of the world it is part of a campaign to levi's history in the direction of double genocide and the very far right model that posits that communism and nazism are equal lithuania officially recognizes the crimes committed by the soviet union and nazi regimes are equal and other european states to do the same with nazi crimes. cause
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if you want there were some crimes for all of them we have a story there in comparatively worse they were killers like. they were trying to wipe out a whole people and so instead of focusing on an eighty six year old holocaust survivor many say lithuanian authorities should rather at least be opening an investigation and doesn't have made faces willing to participate in an investigation for the reasons he believes the lithuanians are trying to run from one if they really are going. we. will bring out everything will be worse and in the long run that seems the last thing the country would want policia r.t. television. and news and video reports streaming live around the clock at home to his summer was where lining up figure right now a small town in the american state of ohio finds its resembling an african safari with dozens of lions cheaters and tigers on the loose. in the lot
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sees the lives of the hooligans and russia who blind pilots as they try to land that plane is filled with passengers now face ten years jail these. are the news dominating world headlines now a peaceful march for educational reform in chile's capital ended in a clash with riot police nearly one hundred thousand protesters gathered in santiago with students demanding high quality public education in place of minor reforms to privatized system groups of violent protesters as police with rocks and stones by officers responded with water cannons and tear gas chambers education have been ongoing for several months. thailand's flooding has now claimed i was three hundred lines of heavy rains continued to deluge the water logged country residents of several districts in bangkok are preparing to evacuate the council after warnings that the floods were once and despite the government's efforts to
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hold back the water the disaster phone calls the countries are birds of three billion dollars are the homes factories and thousands of acres of farmland are damaged nationwide. they say that these people are heading to a disputed border crossing in northern kosovo which has been are vicenzo clashes between locals and ethnic albanians which is to say two convoys of at least one hundred. calls a transport vehicles have moved in to remove roadblocks set up by serbs at the checkpoint refusing to remove them until costs about customs officials and police leave. leaders a continued presence is a way to extend control over the predominantly. and also he's married for north shows in the region for us and you can follow her twitter stream for the very latest developments on the troubled survey of course of our northern border huge ring on our british m.p. mike was connect to a russian woman accused of spying in the u.k.
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has quit his role on the defense committee his former counsel as a sort of venture admitted having an affair with the sixty five year old but denies working with russian intelligence as a honey trap for the m.p. is not fighting a decision to deploy her on his other but it is all in the case. it's been dubbed by the british tabloid press as the spy who loved him it was really only a matter of time until mike and coke in peek at his a little of yet it was working for as a researcher in parliament was swallowed up by this after the details of their affair that was going on for four years that we now know today we've heard from him called he stepped down from his position on the defense committee and the reason why is because he feels his position is really untenable on at least until the trial is over now why the defense committee well that's where the questions are really being asked he denies passing any classified information that wasn't already in the public domain to mr saloon yet and nevertheless that the government lawyers
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in this in this trial they accuse her of acting as a honeytrap. front for the russian intelligence services targeting mr hancock specifically a because of his vulnerability the attorney with the extramarital affairs and b. because of his position on that defense committee and because of his access to what would have been very highly classified information now catches that this isn't of yet as she denies acting in this way she says she was not a spy she was never in contact with any intelligence officials never has been and maintains her innocence that's why she's fighting her deportation her lawyers actually said that there was quote a genuine feeling between her and mr hancock and also there actually questioned a witness today who is an m i five agent well the agent merely said that because of secrecy laws they could neither confirm nor deny whether any evidence exists at all you have to date up next return to the business news or to entry.
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thanks very much you dear good morning and welcome to business r.t. dutch electronics conglomerate philips is counting on the russian market after a significant decline in global profits it's looking to continue its expansion in the country including fruit acquisitions. we will continue to invest in russia both in terms of organic growth so we will keep opening new branch offices we want to be closer to the customers in the regions. where traditionally a big part of our business is in st petersburg and moscow we increasingly also shield outside of those cities we have announced earlier this year goods we will increase our investments in innovation as well as in market organizations with around two hundred million euros dependent upon you but unity in russia russia will get
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a chunk of that investment. right let's move to the markets this morning well is down continuing the decline from wednesday one appears demand may falter in europe and the us france's president nicolas sarkozy told lawmakers that a dispute over how to boost firepower european financial stability facility the region's bailout fund had stalled talks with germany in asia stocks are down and first traders investors assess the european efforts to fix the region's debt problems chinese resource for taking another hit with the medium producer chalco down five point seven percent and overnight drop in the nasdaq stateside is weighing on tech blue chips in japan and sony shilling two point six percent. one half hours ahead of the opening bell here in moscow this is the wednesday's closing picture nark it's ended the day mixed with p. nice six down point three percent and the r.t.s. up point eight percent. despite the latest market volatility from troika dialog
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says some russian stocks have good fundamentals for future growth. the russian market system i would like to track international that's still a very high levels and the ruble is still very weak so this is very good environment for oil stocks so if we see this occasion for more than say one or two months more so we'll have to agree to earnings for patients for oil stocks and our greatest source actually our banking stocks also performing strongly well globally in the states and in europe and so i think the strains in russian banking sector also can continue and the third ruble is strengthening on the back of strong oil so all domestic stories like we are buying from. local retailers are also can be quite interesting for investment from my point of view. russian investment group so much kept at so when a branch of oil trading giant fits all have one attend build an oil terminal in water down in the netherlands the fifty five had
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a solicitor use expected to take on a significant share of the global oil trade total investment terms of the joint project may reach one the billion dollars i mean this year so much capital and russian pipeline operator trans nafta purchased a port in the black sea to create some russia's leading crude export operator so we have time for this edition of the business news here on ars he will be back in around fifty five minutes time with nothing.
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more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world is seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations or the day. in two thousand and ten especially economic zone for industrial production was
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established in russia's small region with a total area of six hundred sixty heads as. its investors are granted exclusive tax and customs benefits which includes a five year exemption from profit seeking land and transport taxes as well as an income tax reduction to fifteen point five percent. the special economic zone operates as a fleet customs which enables manufacturers to market their products in russia free in four g.'s the some are region as he said is currently witnessing a sewage infrastructure construction the some are region special economic zone promises exceptional of the shootings for developing fuel business in russia will come to the smaller region for more information log on to invest and some are of the value.

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