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fact and fiction of russia's ronnie's election launches take a twist in foreign news coverage with fox news romney using footage of the greek riots. future security at stake as russia and nato to meet to tackle bottle sticking points like european missile defense and a prevention of the libya style military interventions. and currency crunch time for the euro leaders roll up their sleeves and prepare to slug it out to solve the debt crisis once and cool but the bitter pill may be too hard for some to swallow.
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twelve noon here in moscow this is r t welcome to the program now news bulletins around the world have been following russia's election rallies but one channel stands out america's fox news has been showing streets ablaze violent clashes and fire bombs through security offices but with one major problem the images are not from russia they're from greece. has been watching. america has its fair share of protests and political dissent to be dealing with instead of keeping an eye on the ball the country's mass media machine has turned to protests in russia and dropped the ball on reporting the facts. thousands of protesters have gathered in moscow the lashing out against prime minister vladimir putin and his real united russia party the only problem is that this video is not from russia fox news
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channel aired a video of fires and chaos in athens convincing viewers that this mayhem is playing out in moscow the fair and balanced network paid no mind to the greek lettering in the background in case you're wondering it says greek national bank what matters is that this is what moscow protests have looked like it's not surprising whatsoever that at the moment that there would be any kind of protest no matter how small it be in russia against the russian government that it would be greatly exaggerated in media and used by the u.s. government as well as a way to try to somehow push for a change in russia that would be more favorable to u.s. interests journalist and author eva golinger believes mass media is washington's most valuable weapon in encouraging revolt elsewhere under the mantle of spreading democracy such as the so-called orange revolution in ukraine. or ruse
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revolution in georgia. perception is created that something is happening in a country that's not right and that the government is somehow responsible and so therefore if that government ends up being removed it somehow is justified that you know the media has played a key role in creating a justification for regime change similar anti-government demonstrators have been reported and other living in russia u.s. leaders have leveled harsh criticism against russia in the aftermath of sunday's parliamentary election and critics say it's free press has worked to read and. course the narrative the media tends to march in lock step with the government tends to take its cues from the government it tends to you know mobilize its resources to showcase what the government says is true even when later it turns out not to be true as was the case in this erroneous c.n.n. report well in eastern russia more than three thousand people protested against
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proposed changes to the country's time zones the video shown by c.n.n. is not of protesters but rather of soccer fans writing in moscow over the killing of a fellow supporter the problem is that we showed the wrong pictures only after the error was repeatedly noticed c.n.n. owned up to its mistake to apologize to the ara and a great many russian viewers who've pointed out the sloppiness of it or is reflecting you know the lack of awareness of the journalists themselves many of them are completely uninformed about the world they have opinions that have no factual basis to him but it doesn't stop them because it's what looks good that matters more than what really is true the truth is that america has its own social economic and political challenges to be dealing with and while washington works on getting its own house in order powerful mass media outlets can work on getting their facts straight purina portnoy r.t. new york. that's reveal what's really been happening in the past twenty four hours
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where both pro and anti government activists have been marching in key cities in the wake of the parliamentary elections supporters of the majority united russia party. loyalty and an afternoon rally in central moscow. later in the game your position held its own rally demonstrations in the capital and sent petersburg into trying to protest as previous days riot police were on stand by dozens of people detained during on sanctions protests. veggies voting fraud and he's promising more rallies president really. has ordered all reports of addiction violations to be only investigated. while the russian rallies go viral across the mainstream us media is ongoing trouble on the home front in america will stay with the professed under-perform stars one hundred peaceful protesters are arrested in washington in san francisco but the latest book. russia's
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foreign minister is in belgium for the kremlin as they just push for security guarantees from nato for more of what's at stake has auntie's tests our city. russian and nato officials are meeting at a summit here in brussels the first of all they will be reviewing the progress of operations in afghanistan the nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen has reiterated the importance of the partnership between russia and nato especially when it comes to standing be flow of narcotics from afghanistan another issue bill be discussing is currently there about five thousand five hundred peacekeeping troops over there and there have been plans to slash the number in half by next year with those five hundred put on hold in light of the current situation very last few months we've seen clashes between cost of and police some local serbs and so they will be assessing the situation in kosovo as well as it got a summer one of the main points and sticking points in fact between russia and nato are the table is out of the missile defense system now this has been going on for
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some time now both sides stayed firm on their ground maintaining their position as nato reiterating that any plans to deploy any of these defense systems will not be directed against russia nor will it undermine russian capabilities however russia has not been satisfied with this in the past russia had proposed our joint russia nato defense system that had been refused and view of that russia had been asking for a legally binding guarantees essentially just having those words of assurances on paper to satisfy moscow whatever that has not been done and in response russia put in place some military measures and moscow also said that it may be forced to deploy some moderate weapon systems if its concerns are not taken seriously both by nato and its allies namely the united states permanent. representative to nato of russia. had said that the talks at the summit will be quote rather serious and it's fair to say that we can expect just that. well with the absence of a government to you russia deploy the radar on its western. response to nato
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missile defense plans the kremlin stresses the facility. is not against the u.s. dollars. washington sealed deals are put in from a techie and space to house elements of nato system which the white house wants ready by twenty twenty some observers think the deployment of the fear he's pushing you towards a new arms race. just won't provide any measure protection against. iran or north korea that they don't exist yet they might in the future but if they do they'll be able to do this is raising questions about what the u.s. long term intentions are and where are we headed now i think it's a very good thing that russia is do you know harder line unless now i wish you would have done it sooner but better late than damn later. because we certainly if the united states continues to go down the road with trouble the real
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reasons that russia are concerned about this have to do with the implications for space and with the implications for a future arms race that russia does not want to get into. all the euro's survival is about to be determined as european leaders gather for a key summit later on thursday then examine proposals from the french and german leaders which could radically change how the euro zone works strict budget discipline on the corporation tax for the seventeen single currency members among the parties toss them back when the president sarkozy seeking to balance the two thousand and nine has been treaty which we struck to the way the entire works britain is threatening to veto anything which might damage london's financial sector. he was already on the watch for further credit downgrades of these don't act decisively in the next forty eight hours. well to get a firm grip on europe's debt the summit will monitor over giving brussels the power
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to impose austerity on bailed out countries that could deal a further blow to struggling southern europe which is suffering most in the crisis as millions of unemployed people in spain vie to over what few jobs there are the young and talented are heading abroad. now reports. it starts off as a simple to abroad for example to peru or argentina or elsewhere but once they get their name the spaniards realize there are a lot more parties for them outside spain and for them latin american and some european countries present a modern day eldorado more than one and a half million spaniards presently reside outside of spain according to the latest statistics a lot of them left in the last couple of years like marriage fell a journalist from madrid who moved to argentina two years ago like a moment already then people are losing jobs all of my university fans are either fired or looking for something which the seller is buying this is she shows that then now more than a year later it's
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a little worse it's more than twenty four percent spain's unemployment rate is one of the highest in the eurozone paying a monthly mortgage bill is a challenge for many evictions have become an unfortunate but familiar sight no wonder many are starting to look for a way out of what seems to be a hopeless situation now people are taking a very bleak view of the medium and long term future and a lot of spaniards all looking at moving abroad and unfortunately for spain they seem to be precisely the kind of people who should be staying very well educated spaniards say under the age of forty or thirty five or so people who speak maybe two or three languages they might have a master's degree or even a doctorate and those kind of people don't see a future for themselves in spain as in what is naturally if there are no jobs in spain people have to go elsewhere be that europe latin america in fact this issue asian in spain seems to be so desperate this even those who immigrated here several years ago like miguel indurain as i know also packing their bags and heading back
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home. the catch twenty two is that spanish citizens also cannot find a job so they give the preference to say nothing of the immigrant markets but i mean a thing for many years we had a positive migration flow that is more people are coming in now it's negative each family male. their own reasons for leaving but i believe the economic crisis which is the main reason. at the recent general elections saw the demise of the leftist socialist party who need to play for the right wing people's party but mainly economists agree no matter who is in charge they will have to follow the thorny path of implementing more measures mean the bright young things desperate for a job will continue to seek opportunities elsewhere it in a goes carty madrid. where the struggle to get a head start is also being felt further east as we reform later india's brightest and finest discovering the foreign fallback as university places.
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are designed to keep you closed in your. world as a prison. you know you leave somebody in there for a couple hours like that in a stress positions. you have this fear of the unknown and this stress sort of building and. i've seen interrogations go on ten twelve hours they chose songs i remember from marilyn manson and metallica slayer the two songs would be angel of death and raining blood out of me going to war coming up here into iraq coming into baghdad. johnny paul the body said to four which is the rock n roll band was fitting for the job we were doing.
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in the u.s. more than one hundred ninety corporate occupy protesters have been arrested in san francisco and washington is the latest effort by authorities to break up the movement which has been digging in across america for many three months he's gunning teacher can witness the crackdown in the capital. as far as i could tell there were around four thousand people on the street minutes away from the white house over seventy protesters were arrested in total this wednesday in washington there was a girl in a wheelchair among them police stepped up arrest when protesters mostly young people blocked the road they were dragging them towards the police cars one person got nearly struck by a police force so seventy people arrested this is being the largest number of arrests in washington says the beginning of this occupy movement this was all
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happening on k. street which is known as the lobbyist street people were protesting what they see as widespread corruption in the government authorities there pretty much cracked down on this occupy movement against corporate greed and government complicity we've seen little of actions of demonstrators from their occupy locations in california and in new york police used tear gas on people pepper spray run move all live sound and keep in mind it's been largely a very peaceful movement around five thousand peaceful protesters have been arrested in the last three months across the united states probably any country doing that would be internationally reprimanded for violating human rights but that doesn't seem to be the case when it comes to the united states. so well used for you now the song syria's president denies he ordered the crackdown on protesters that's reportedly killed more than four thousand people across the country since
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march. to the claims during a rare interview tonight america through customs and he said he's not in charge of the security forces and gave me commands for violence u.n. reports accuses officials on the village. of troops against syria has been hit by sanctions because of the ongoing violence the latest on turkey. afghanistan is blaming a pakistan based group for a string of bomb blasts that field. nine people on tuesday mr karzai is promising to raise the issue with the pakistani leadership to have a tense relationship and astonished them out of evidence for the crimes the most powerful of the three last time she was names on the front end of a three day commemoration. there tourists italian mafia boss has been arrested. going underground bunker. naples. yeah the run for sixteen years there's only
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a few from the multiple life sentences for kidnap and drug trafficking has been hailed as the end of the fact that these savage. clan exist who control them why the area around them. india is one of the world's few growth countries and it's got to beg for the middle class to match but there's only so much opportunity to go around especially when it comes to getting schooling for their children for many that means sending them abroad that's pretty sure to experience. with one point two billion people trying to make it to the top in india can be tough most indians believe that the key to success is getting a good education but with one of the fastest growing middle classes in the world more people than ever can afford a college degree meaning competition for spots at the top universities is fierce there are some schools which are just so you know academically oriented where you know in any case is there's you know there's even suicides if you know the board
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exams if your results aren't you know a ninety or ninety percent plus percent entrance into india's colleges and universities is based solely on the results of a high school students board examinations this year students wouldn't even be considered for dell university's commerce program unless they scored at least one hundred percent on their exams in a twist to india's traditional brain drain where india's top talent was looking to the u.s. or europe for. better opportunities now india's smartest students are exploring the west as a backup plan if their dreams of getting into an indian institution don't work out so ironic because you know in the u.s. which is sort of like going for. amazing secondary level studies i mean higher level studies is actually our safety as compared but it does happen and it's in fact not a possibility it's the problem mollica powell is applying early decision to
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princeton university in the united states she believes she actually has a better chance of getting into the ivy league american school than she does at being admitted to a prestigious indian one and the u.s. admission process is much more holistic. admission process literally just one mock and in an interview experts in indian college admissions are also seeing the trend of indian students having a broad out of need rather than desire they say the india needs to focus on a stablish in more higher education programs for its students and even when i was sure. that i think the same number of same number of seats available. in the number of colleges and number has really not kept up with the growth in the population for now palace focusing on her princeton application in the hope that if things go her way she won't even have to take the dreaded indian board examinations in the spring ideally i see myself in the us i know
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a lot of people who have been so relieved that they got there early decision and they just sort of slacked off when the boards went and it was really that you know this they've got it placing her bets on the west to avoid the competition at home preassure either archie new delhi india. children with disabilities in stone and given a helping hand by united states the country's envoys presented one hundred eighty this. during a ceremony at the capital's state historical museum on thursday twenty children who were there see their wheelchairs the rest were distributed by the local authorities russia and america's envoys praised the spirit of cooperation let's hope it gets a little mobility from him more joy than herring thank you could probably.
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write a few minutes we ask what might happen around the world if europe's credit rating plummets but first let's check on the business news with. carrie ever well welcome to the business program markets here in russia struggled for direction on wednesday the big event at the end of the week is the e.u. summit investors are speculating well the eurozone will push for a federalized superstate to deal with its debt crisis meanwhile china is warning of a slowdown taking collectively economies due to their much believes there are few reasons to be optimistic. the european. knowing on i don't see a near term solution we have. almost everywhere except in the top two play countries these austerity measures will stick to fiscal policies have a very. negative effect on growth and we expect to you are your goals next year to
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be negative and together with these in china which is suffering for no exports we sure do not do so well anymore plus. in the housing sector. the overall picture for the world economy is not a positive and more this is obviously a negative for commodities. and therefore also for for russia. let's have a look at some figure this oil prices are climbing this hour as the markets shrugged off danger showing again in hugh outskirt stock piles and look forward to further matches by the european central bank to support growth branches hovering at one hundred ten dollars a barrel while the w. is trading at two hundred dollars. and asia as well low on thursday though pouncing that slightly find the end of the session investors were cautious as head of the european central bank decision and a summit to tackle the euro zone debt crisis in hong kong worries about chinese
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drove ahead of the friday data on industrial output and retail sales hurt some shares with large exposure to the mainland china market. and here in moscow the markets are high in midday trade both m i six and the r.t.s. of both gaining about one point two percent this hour let's now have a look at some of the individual share moves in the markets it's a slew of russian companies have reported their financial results speak to be gaining two percent the bank has doubled its net profit you're in the cuts nine months will be here reaching two point three billion dollars. is also high in its third quarter net profits rose one percent to three hundred thirty million dollars and still make a seven a style is one and a whole percent in the black the company's net profits reached one and a whole billion dollars in the fox nine months mark rubenstein film i've seen metric also has some up to one fertilizes stocks are worth taking a close look at. today we. are all reporting three q have for us
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results we expect the strongest margins from service to more old the russians still makers major still makers so we think particular fall in the correction in the name we think it's a very good chance that this stock is going to rebound in the other name there will like now and with a significant room for growth is there are your colleagues you will call or evil. i had good results yesterday the market i think is not pricing an increase in the porter's prices next year but i think that it's very likely that there will be again that we also saw the correction in the name it's down to between five and ten percent over the last couple of weeks and i think this is the name. can rebound significantly. and in other news internet start ups in russia are being promised a leg up from the industry's big clients investment firm d.s.t. global and social networks come back to the more security project called start
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fellows aimed at supporting and to promote the chosen start ups will then get an unconditional twenty five thousand dollars to get their ideas page and on to the web. to call news now troubled russian or to joint gas insist it still has a bright future despite turning off its complexity over to foreign manufacturers off to a killing off its unloved cyber mortal the firm's plants will now make the calls from volkswagen the seders benz and china's f a w its sport claims that gaza's remaining trucks and vans will also be phased out but the company's boss who under son told r.t. the girls brand will stay and will even expendable. extremely important for us to develop our own products. and i would say mid term it would be fifty fifty we would sell the produce what we do today so i would say on the five thousand vehicles there is nothing saying that we couldn't take for twenty five percent of what we
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produce it goes and that means that the bulk of it because you know i would love to say i create new jobs but i'm realistic these new projects we can guarantee will jobs for the people we have. that brings you up to date for more stories you can always log on to our website archie dot com slash business.
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