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of patients are being forced to put their hand in their pockets for treatment this problem persists in other hospitals i've worked in dimitri's account comes on the back of cuts slashed medical staff pay a letter desperate shortage of equipment including affordable prescription drugs is a problem only likely to worsen as a jobless increase and fewer people way to afford private health care this is the very human face the term austerity measure i think creasing number of people can't find the treatment need in the current health care system and desperation to turn to aid agencies like this a regime nova care into athens immigrant population the midday queue at this center shows just how sort after their treatment is first of all are seeing more and more people coming to us that are there is that we might see up to three hundred people and the numbers of the greeks are also increasing in the past that we have nor many
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greeks but lately we see more than twenty percent greeks governing this cleaning though present many greeks remain too ashamed of the situation to be filmed those wanting to be heard paint a grim picture of. greece cannot recover from what's going on right now if you ask me greece is finished. it's a situation that has a country verging on implosion all during a time of peace not war but was the nation remains sick cuts have a real damaging impact on the people's well being. it's an illness that has bred as fresh measures may reduce spending on outpatient drugs bogor billion euros putting greeks health at risk despite the sizable military defenses protecting them. greece athens. but it's been no secret that from the onset of euro crisis germany has spearheaded the ease austerity drive the original argument was that cuts were necessary and pain a consequence of thirty g.m.t.
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max and stacey focus on that. well actually wolfgang schauble cording to this article he was actually quoted caught on tape anyway talking to a portuguese finance minister in which he said to the portuguese minister don't worry we're not going to do this to you this our treatment of greece is in order to appease our population at home right exactly this is amazing it's coming through now that the policy makers in germany that are applying this scorched earth policy to greece are doing so to appease their local constituents who want blood for some reason they're just bloodthirsty which then brings up all kinds of other questions about who is the germany of all is this to germany we remember from world war one and two is this the imperial genie out of the bottle once again. simplified the transparent and more competitive elections the purpose behind
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a new parliamentary panel introduced by president dmitry medvedev the draft proposal envisages an election process with less bureaucracy and more representation and also take into account the country's a vocal online community let's get more on the proposed changes from our correspondent peter oliver peter well what exactly is being put forward here. while this bill is being put forward by president proposes a major overhaul of the electoral process in russia now some of the key points that are in this bill if it is put through the dealer becomes law what will mean is it will establish rights. at polling stations to video and photograph what is happening there also allowing of course the the web cams that we will see across it polling stations across russia that will not just be you're counting the life of the polling stations but also the count taking place where those votes are added
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now the system of proportional representation in russia will remain as it is however we will see changes to how the country is divided up now what is being put forward has been put forward is two hundred and twenty five electoral districts that's what the country will be split up into all of them roughly equal in population now the reason that this is happened is that as it stands currently some regions don't have a single deputy in the state duma they're just not represented now the borders of those electoral districts will be reviewed every ten years to make sure that they can be right they can be reviewed and changed if necessary hopefully that will bring a lot more diversity in the states do also allow it also make happen is it will make it easier for parties to campaign in certain areas now last time out the duma elections seven parties went for the four hundred. fifty seats now it's expected if
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this goes through you'll see a lot more parties from all over the country. going for two seats in the duma now many more parties means much more competition means much more pressure on the politicians to do what the people want from this bill that's been put forward by present it is the fourth bill regarding electoral reform in the country some of those will start being debated in the duma on the twenty eighth of this month and all of this really comes after the elections in december of last year which resulted in many people be unhappy and what they saw was electoral irregularities we saw protests on the streets of russia president medvedev said he would address the issues that had been brought up over those elections and this is why you put these bills in to put these bills to the state duma. ok r.t. correspondent these are all of us thank you. now some other stories making headlines at this hour egypt's ruling that muslim brotherhood party could scrap
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a peace treaty with israel washington paris to a threat to halt financial aid america could stop the money response to recent raids on n.g.o.s operating in egypt which nineteen u.s. citizens were arrested and put on trial. accuses the nonprofit groups of contributing to the anti-government movement igniting fresh unrest. almost one hundred percent of served voters in normal course of a rejected rule from the cost of capital prishtina organized referendum in serbia were against the votes would complicate ongoing discussions with a breakaway state around forty thousand assad generating possible which unilaterally broke from serbia almost four years ago. well business update now with katie that's next. thanks carrie hello to you welcome to the business program the u.s. is looking to cut iran's economic life lost by removing it from the world financial
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clearing system and a swift it will rock up pressure on toronto as the country's leadership reveals new progress on its nuclear program but as artie's daniel bushell repos america's action could end up backfiring on his own people this is a bid to kill iran's economy washington's move to tehran from the swift world transaction system would choke its ability to trade internationally swift interbank payments orders all the world's a business that all the world's business they used practically every company and state in the world to exchange financial info the legality of america's move is highly question its unprecedented political interference in a network which has always said such issues should be handled on a national level what is clear is barack obama's frustration the sanctions work in iran hasn't backed down in the nuclear dispute in fact is no one else to enrich fuel production new tensions mean more misery for u.s.
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consumers brant his six month highs last night over one hundred nineteen dollars a barrel cutting iran out of swift will again hit not just the energy price but the recovery of the world's economy. we have a look at the prices now as you can see they are indeed mixed this hour off despite reports around help shipments to europe and a television for a plant in barclay and later this year let's have a look at the current secy how they're doing the euro is trading lower to the u.s. on thursday after the talks over second bailout for greece have been called off and the ruble is losing value against both the european and the u.s. currency. and europe is now let's see how they're doing i can i avoid got a sea of red the footsie on the docks both opens up say session in the red will be monitoring those all throughout the day if you see how they perform on the russian markets they're not doing so well either they are both in the red. on the my sex
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it's also from the right and that's where they were men that had difficulty getting out of negative territory today let's take a look at individual and on the my sex truck my come out is losing ground on profit taking after adding over twenty percent at the beginning of the week and the g. mages are tracking down beat market sentiment and are posting moderate losses banking stocks are also under pressure of bank is losing over a percent the star russia's largest lender has finally found the key to access the european market sperm bank is closing the long awaited deal to purchase australia's volks bank international saying the deal back in september managed to drive down the final price by a sea million euros to five hundred five million the banks head sees no risk in entering the european market despite the current debt crisis the finance used to for fun in series the greek default has already happened the current restructuring
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of greek debt is a trial to find a way on this defeat we're now more interested in what's happening in the south of europe which of those mean italy but were not present in these countries the countries where we are present they have a clear macroeconomic picture and. russia's skolkovo innovation hot may hold an initial public offering of some of its companies the head of the project excel bug outlined the prospect during a road show in london aimed at attracting more cash however of x.l. bug says it will not happen this year. grew very lucky if the next few years will be able to bring to market some new company or start ups company maybe this can be the stock exchange it should be a good place to play is share some of our more successful companies last year we're just a small x. three hundred company is a different stage of development but then you really it's
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a look this is a new company will be radio two to come to a lot of market or some international market. i k.l.a. back in about fifty five minutes we're going to be monitoring the markets and see how great situation. thank you by. the. michigan free clinic a shoe free store judge is free. range free. free.
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to free. a free broadcast morning video for your media projects a free media dog r.t. dot com. you know that time for the main headlines now russia has accused forces outside syria courage in rebel groups to continue fighting and stay out of these talks of a un general assembly vote on a resolution aimed that the assad regime. baffin surrenders to the last of the e.u.'s bailout demands and to be kept in them by way presentable or terms as a sterile tea leaves greek hospital struggling for them in a trance state. and iran's display of nuclear progress and offer of talks
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are dismissed by america and israel as bluster and response to severe economic sanctions. one of faith overriding is just one of the issues discussed. the founder of the trends research institute thanks to gives our team is more important than his predictions for the headlines of tomorrow that's coming up next. in the autumn of two thousand and eleven a phenomenon a grassroots movement that we all know as occupy wall street became the growing face and voice of america but at the start of two thousand and eleven there was one man that predicted movement such as occupy wall street would be sweeping through the united states and that man is my current guest here to speak with r t gerald solenn t. founder of the trends research institute and publisher of the trends journal thank
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you for saying that speak with me again what do you think will happen with occupy wall street twenty twelve occupy wall street's gone global you know people keep looking to america for something to happen here and then the rest of the world kind of latches on to it even though you think that american spirit is dead this whole world kind of focuses on the united states for the center of some kind of social economic geo political or cultural change at occupy wall street was just that it inspired an occupy movement worldwide we call it the invasion of the occupied by tentacles reaching out all over the world when you caught one off another one. it's an estimated eighty countries in one hundred twelve there is no stopping it and by the way the very police brutality that tried to stop the movement in wall street is what brought it to the forefront the movement is not
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going to stop winters. things are quiet now. the governments around the world do not know how to control the octopi all the events of police brutality against occupy wall street activists took place before the national defense authorization act was signed by president obama what can happen now to all the americans that speak out against the way that their elected officials are governing the country one of the. twelve trends for two thousand and twelve is battlefield america it's going to be the will of the people against the will of the government the senate of the united states of the house of representatives the gang of five. and deciding like this guy lindsey graham that cracker from south carolina is calling america a battlefield and saying that if you're accused of being taught in to
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a terrorist organization or you're a belligerent is the way the act is now you have no judge you have no jury you have no trial you don't have charges filed against you the military could come in and take someone like me that they may call a but because they don't like what i have to say they could take me away lock me up in detention blow my brains out no lawyer no hey these corpus it's the bill of no rights saw and by president obama and what it does it also allows the military to take somebody like me or someone they don't like who they choose who they vote chooses to be called an anti american or working with a terrorist group i may give money to a group that they don't like and they could talk back to me you have forecast that
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a trend involving what you believe will be economic martial law being implemented in the u.s. what exactly do you mean by that the entire fine. anshul system is collapsing it's a worldwide financial meltdown we can see the collapse of the european union it's happening in front of us there's no way of bailing them out just the g seven has seven point five trillion dollars worth of debt coming to in two thousand and twelve how they're going to pay that off as it collapses look what's going on around the world look what's going on in greece it's a depression it's a depression in spain it's a depression in portugal it's going to be depression in italy a recession in france it's collapsing around the world the you look at the housing market now starting to unravel the bubble being burst in china it's happening everywhere so what we're saying is they're not going to be able to keep this. we're
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going to see something smack down really hard probably coming from the european when that happens the united states will blame them if they see those europeans it's them socialists and now unfortunately we have to call the bank holiday because of the problems that they caused or a false flag a terrorist strike for war which is another option going on very close to us as the iranian consulates build it they will give an excuse to call a bank holiday in america you don't get your money. they close down the banks go back to nine eleven. they closed now wall street if you had certificates of deposit like i did and try to get them out i could get them out that's right my money was frozen but a lot of money you see what happened to people without when argentina called a bank holiday back in two thousand and one two thousand and so people had money in the bank account to buy a house by the time the bank holiday was over that money couldn't buy
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a car that's right they devalue the currency you brought up iran what are the major concerns right now when it comes to iran and the possibility of. the united states again with the national defense authorization act part of that was that president obama affectively has declared war against iran the latest legislation put sanctions on foreign companies dealing with iranian banks they're effectively putting in a bar go on our ron it's an act of war go back to world war two it's like when the united states stopped japan from being able to buy oil now the iranians can't sell it if they lose just twenty percent of their of their ability to sell oil you're looking at that sixty percent of their g.d.p. comes some oil sales you're putting a bad
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a business if the united states israel or nato attacks iran's nuclear facilities. it will be as i said before the beginning of world war three syria may be the other if you into it because who's syria's top ally. are wrong. and as we have seen from reports that came out weekly. the united states in the west has been very instrumental in undermining the syrian government even before the latest uprisings have begun you also say that there will be global game changer this year because of the election look at the people running for office look at discuss of the people all with me in the united states is going to be another lesser of two evils. i think it and i predicted that that barack obama with
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a plan right now you we said barack obama would win back in october we put our forecast out if the current front runner is romney for example war or gingrich sure or santorum you know it's the only wildcard in this as we see it is ron paul if he was president barack obama wins a second term do you think that helped change course in any way can still help have a bit more freedom and his second term then in his first term didn't obama when he got elected in two thousand and nine had the entire nation virtually behind him do you remember the cheer leading in grant park do you remember that he had a democratic congress behind him do you remember that that people gave him everything that he wanted to do you also remember all the back tracks that obama went through remember obama's first day he hits the stage i'm going to close
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guantanamo. bay and remember those bush tax cuts no more for me audios they remember that rendition a going to happen on the my watch oh in those ugly wars the bush out how about some more predator drones into pakistan how about up in the troop level in afghanistan i'll tell you why after another four years of obama people are going to be wanting bush back and what will be the. trend or trends for twenty five as i see it there are four things that could change the future one is repatriate repatriate bring new jobs back home bring production back home is going to cost a little more yes but guess what you can get paid more. and that quality is going to be better for the trend to change it has to begin at the grassroots it's not only americans it's every country having national pride in what they do best number
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two direct democracy let the people vote let the people vote on major issues i don't need as i said a gang of five thirty five telling me we have to go to war against libya we have to go to war against iraq we have to go to war against now ron let the people vote you want the war on drugs to keep going let the people vote you want to bail out banks let the people vote right now as i said we have politicians telling us how to think how to eat what to believe what not to believe what to watch and what not to watch number three secession it's to pay this soviet union knows this story and the indicted state should get the same story in their heads it can't be run by essential government anymore get think the taleban want to invade vermont you think
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they got there or utah you know here we are it's ten years after nine eleven and this still putting out that same phony whining that the reason that they want to invade us is because they hate our freedom and liberty freedom and liberty hey anybody read the national defense authorization act hey you've been felt up at the airport lately flying the friendly skies g.p.s. signal on do you car cops watching you listen what freedom what liberty now it has to do with foreign policy my favorite trend of all of them going out in style. puts style back into the system amid the still ongoing economic hardship and joblessness and unemployment are there any smart investments are there any successful moves to make or break the chains break the chains in every single way you can you stop going to the chain stores and you stop buying
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local you start filling the market niches needs where is it going to be the biggest growth was obvious the whole like t.v. movie is just going to continue to grow heritier and cybersecurity is going to be huge because they're going to keep hacking into it and it's going to be fight between the government and freedom so anything having to do with cybersecurity is huge business the other ones or anything having to do with health care anything where an aging society the european nations and in america anything having to do with health care alternative health care particularly there's plenty of options and plenty of opportunities but nothing is going to change until the individual changes and that's the most important aspect to understand charles thank you very much for your time thank you.
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market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines in two cars a report on. russia has accused forces outside syria offering courage in rebel groups to continue fighting and stay out of peace talks head of the un general assembly resolution and. i thin surrenders to the last of ease played out the moderns need to be kept in that presented with more terms so stary to meet greek hospitals struggling with the military on skank. and iran's display of nuclear progress an offer of talks are dismissed by american israel as a last response to severe economic sanctions. sports news next now that your phone
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. hello there welcome to the sport and these are the headlines spell out he hails his plays after as any grab a last minute winner over benfica in the champions league. clash or some foursome milan thrash arsenal four nil at the san siro to book a place all ballpark a place in the quarter finals. while locomotives look to build up steam in the europa league as they face athletic bilbao in moscow. but first any came from behind to beat benfica three two in the champions league last night with a last minute winner in the first leg of this last sixteen tie afterwards and. he said he's played the cello not a lot of heart in what was a topsy turvy game in sims paint is burke benfica took the lead after twenty minutes max however moments later she got an equaliser before surrogates put the
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russians to one up them three minutes from time it looked like it would be a draw when oscar because those are made it to two but shiller called pounced on a defensive error but seconds left to give his side victory also last night man precious arsenal four nil worn out in a moment but first let's hear from. this is believed to still everything to play for in the return leg next month. but. it was a hard game and we were playing on a hard pitch the aerial game wasn't going well and we conceded three goals which means we play out badly in defense we scored twice away from home and that is an achievement for our midfield and attack i want to emphasize again that the conditions were hard but we were still playing well in our time and in the midfield the final result will be set in the second leg game in lisbon and i will drown that . low but at least they have a realistic chance of progressing which is more than.
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