hello again this is all see a quick check of the headlines. accusations of more deadly college and see where rebels claim pro-government troops are targeting village and the home province killing at least two hundred people while the regime blames almost terror groups that says the u.n. debates a new resolution to restore peace. it's reveals that britain's olympic security is not up to speed just two weeks ahead of the games london's things those to drop ten thousands of troops as private contractors have already been paid millions of pounds fails to hit them all. on groups in russia that are funded from abroad might

soon have to declare themselves as foreign agents of the parliament to give its final approval to trick them on a train that the us has been quick to express concern despite having almost identical legislation etc. and up next on his exclusive interview with parg wise ousted president fernando lugo who says the coup against him was an assault on the people's democracy. but up here mr president welcome to the program how do you feel about a recent events or what are people saying. i would first like to say hello to your audience i'm happy to see the international press interested in the events in paraguay the parliamentary koon the paraguayan people who resist it we have all lost here is parliamentary coote disrupted the democratic process in the country and made it lose as well as the whole region it distressed mercosur and.

paraguayans are outraged some say there was no coup because of zero violence and no tanks on the streets indeed it was nothing like a military coup of the one nine hundred seventy s. and one nine hundred eighty s. but it was a grave violation of law if a president who was elected constitutionally by a majority of votes gets illegally ousted that really made the people angry but i think that mr president right after you were voted out of office you spoke as if you were resigning of your own accord he also looked as if you weren't quite sure so later we saw him more an inch at a cool girl like the one we see now at the movies so what did you feel to be asked convincing in your resistance to the coup in those first hours and then i thought about what in the end i saw people out in the square they wanted me to go because of the ministers i knew that a new massacre was being prepared i am a convicted pacifist i didn't want to see any paraguayan lose their blood as a result of violence that's why we went along with this illegal and unfair process

it was a politically charged trial disguised as a constitutional process as one m.p. said it all looked like a circus designed to depose a democratically elected president what do you think about media accusations that are circulating speaking out against vice president federico franco taking over what do you agree with the situation make of aggravated once the. national interest in peril while we resolve for the international community stop swollen events in paraguay so closely there with the i believe it may be right of them and presently it's not only the international media that watch paraguay closely but so do international organizations we can definitely say that today in our country there is prosecution on political and ideological grounds on monday the european commission and organization of american states will arrive in our country we're also asking you know nervous or and other international organizations to participate in the process of restoring democracy in paraguay this isn't just about

the april twenty thirty election this is also about getting equal opportunities and eliminating censorship and persecution for ideological and political reasons that are taking place in our country now with as you mentioned the regional blocs sewer and marcos or even though federico franco who are you please to declare that he was going to rebut the paraguayans expulsion from microsoft it looks like those groups leaders who we agree on this will make their difficult for him what consequences of the long term expulsion from their regional blocs do you foresee or. we wouldn't want to see those consequences there's a widespread saying that innocent people pay for the transgressions of sinners isn't that true we wouldn't want to see economic sanctions or economic blockade have a negative impact on the lives of common people who export their bananas pineapples and oranges to europe why and argentina they will be the ones who end up hurt the

most therefore we disagree with the economic blockade of paraguay but we do support sanctions against these serious violations and that's why paraguay is expulsion from mirka sort of and even if so as a sanction against the political forces that staged the coup i'd like to ask you firstly what do you think about the role of the organization of american states and secondly in your view. what were the objectives of the e.u. countries such as spin germany and france when they are recognised federico franco is take over almost immediately and gore says restraint fact is that most nearby states in the region don't recognize it i believe it's much more important as there are such countries as vatican city and taiwan but what's the political weight of places like vatican city or thai well how can you compare twenty three foreign state with the political weight of argentina brazil or euro quietly our neighbors and brotherly states with whom we've been maintaining commercial diplomatic and

political relations you know what is the position of the church in this matter mean for you as a bill of rights. i believe that in politics reality is the most important aspect of the vatican's decision may well be symbolic but as i've said it has no real weight from the diplomatic commercial cultural and political viewpoints even compared to a country as small as euro quite euro gries recognition is much more significant than that of any other country including the e.u. but for that i look at that so what are the media doing with their reporting what is the role of the media here in paraguay why because of that i mean one thing which drew our attention here in our city on is that the political situation in the countries that are being talked about much you know why in society you are reacting like this as it is here just apathy that a. lot of them made that the fact of the matter is they don't like to talk about such events most of the media here the main thing is that nothing has happened

according to the media all is quiet there are no rallies no deaths no blood because i the president and the legitimately elected government don't want them so. therefore it's important for the media to reflect the truth what's going on here now is a disruption of the democratic process and the people will forget this if there are things that are never forgotten just because nothing is said about them i think this parliamentary kuiken. it it on the twenty first and twenty second of june this year will not be forgotten by the people because the coup is etched in their minds their personal history and the history of civil society and as they say if nothing has happened why has mergesort expelled us if nothing's happened why has yunus or expelled us if nothing's happened and everything's all right why is the european union sending a commission to our country the organization of american states held an extraordinary meeting and a commission they've come here from that organization so it can't be so that nothing has happened something very serious has happened here a serious violation

a parliamentary cuckoo a coup d'etat when the president elected according to the constitution by a majority of votes was impeached overnight and he will go in a week in twenty a woman we call exposed today keeble dated two thousand and nine from the us embassy in us and see on to the u.s. department of state and continue rumors about opposition plans to topple you through parliament and to hand power to federico franco were you aware of this document. but i know i wasn't aware of the document that was published in twenty eleven but i've said that parliament talked about a political trial for me twenty three times in all these years i always insist that the key merit of our government is that it didn't give up in view of these threats of political trials you especially on the part of parliament as for this issue of plotting and expulsion i keep saying that politicians will never forgive the fact that a toad of unknown origin such as fernando lugo who comes from neither the political

elite nor from traditional political parties just out of his obligation to the people of took their place they belong to them as politicians the chair of the lopez dynasty at the seat of government it again with a benign court that some see could have drawn popular support for the foreigners for instance in agriculture i want to manage the security of it to resist a parliament that was getting increasingly antagonistic do you think you missed. a chance to ease the tension here is there anything you could have done better. for this young that i don't think so but this parliament is dominated by traditionalists conservatives and right wing it and even if jesus christ shows up out of the blue and tells them to change their mind they were right we were sabotaged all the way the parliament gave us a budget with a deficit of eight hundred billion dollars so firms were in short supply for everything and when the chaco flood propelled a deep crisis they asked us for fifty billion dollars for their politicians mind you these politicians are members of political parties who get paid for nothing you

know so we said no that was the straw that broke the camel's back. but what about the long standing problem or for land ownership the whole of eighty two percent of the territories owned by only two percent of the population in the revamping of agriculture was one of your election plagiarism of something you strongly believed in. you know with who wields the real power in apparel why. in the. letter the country's land ownership structure defines its economic structure and with the same parliament whoever brings this question up will end up just like me today depends to an extent on executive power but it's the judiciary that sets the chief. the right to land is within the realm of the judiciary paraguayan is four hundred six thousand square kilometers large but if you take all the rights to land together it square mass will exceed five hundred twenty nine thousand square kilometers it's the judiciary the ground's rights to possess land

that already has two or three owners the. problem has no solution as long as the sea people remain in parliament but when you change the situation through democratic elections or war there are fundamental flaws in paraguay's border call system and better way. i'd say both the constitutional system is flawed our constitution was drafted in one thousand nine hundred two after the fall of a thirty five year long dictatorship and we handed the bulk of powers over from president to parliament but now it's parliament that has the most political clout and the use of ans have proven it indeed we submitted two claims on breach of the constitution to the supremes court but they were never published because parliament blocked them in other words parliament is used to threatening and blackmail is an argument against other branches of power but on the one last question mr president franco promised he would not run for presidency in the april elections now he says he will step down by august the fifteenth will president lugo all come back through

a democratic election can you picture yourself as a twentieth or a team candidate but i think. there are a number of ways out including legal and political as for the legal track we've initiated proceedings on constitutional violations the court has handed it over to the prosecutor's office should the court rule i return i will immediately take office but that scenario is unlikely i believe i will have to take the political track and run for the press. didn't say on your wish they can tell me i've already been president and can only be reelected after one term in power in accordance with the constitution where there's a will there's a way if you want to keep a person from running for office because he's a people's favorite and therefore a serious rival that there are lots of legal tricks to do that. but if you're the resident legal thank you for your time out of this thank you and all of us.

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gives the term bank robbery an entirely new meaning to me to be ration of whatever it is the largest you can. little stories analyse accuse ations of more deadly carnage in syria rebels claim pro-government troops a tux a villager in the hama province killing a police to hundred people while the regime planes armed terrorist groups that says the un debates a new resolution to restore peace. it's revealed that britain's olympic security is not up to speed just two weeks ahead of the games london is being forced to trust him thousands of troops as private contractors have already been paid millions of pounds failed to help them. and groups in russia that are funded from abroad may soon have to declare themselves as foreign agents but parliament is set to give its prime no approval to strict monitoring the u.s. has been quick to express concern despite having almost identical legislation itself. time for sports update now and polls joining us here with the latest.

thank you very much welcome a long way to the world of sports is what's coming up climbing to the top frenchmen payroll and wins one of the toughest stages of the tour de france which is the alps but it's a british one to you at the top of the oval standing. on track russia are gunning for gold as they reach the final of the speedway world championship in sweden. plus plenty at stake domestic european and world titles are on the line as a huge weekend the kickboxing hits the russian capital. but first it was a good day for british cyclists on stage eleven of the tour de france team's guys bradley wiggins remains top of the overall standings while his teammate chris

froome has moved up to second an intriguing day of racing for the alps in one of the toughest stages of the tour defending champion condell evans who started the day in second place appeared determined to close the gap on the leader and attempted a breakaway with just over sixty kilometers to go however tactical racing from sky's michael rogers prevented him from making any headway as evans slipped the back as the finish line approached for him showed a burst of pace with five kilometers to go he was instructed by his own taking to slow down so teammate wiggins could rejoin the peloton frenchman p.r.l. and eventually cross the line but overall wiggins now has a lead of two minutes five seconds over his teammate italian vincente. with evans three minutes and nineteen seconds behind the leader heading into stings twelve. now russia can be crowned world champions in speedway this weekend they face sweden australia and denmark in saturday's final host sweden world guaranteed

a place in the final while russia and australia had also already qualified. it meant poland great britain the czech republic in denmark will have to do battle for the remaining spots the danes led from the start winning six of the first seven hates a late surge from defending champions poland was academic as denmark but their place in saturday's final. now moving to kickboxing where an outdoor tournament is set to hit the russian capital for the ninth time on saturday some of russia's major talents will go head to head with the best the world has to offer with four titles on the line one of our daniel previews the action. train hard fight easy that's what these men have been doing so for to get their title shots they've been working out in another a gym in the moscow region under the guidance of an extra ordinary aflat. is

russia's first world and european kick boxing champ down and currently the relational team head coach knight some of russia's most talented up and comers will face a narrow test on the way to the summit these professional q boxing champ and ships used to be a battlefield for the best fighters from the former soviet republics but the open air tournament now has both domestic and international titles at stake. it is a truly unique event i've never seen anything like this before anywhere and i would do a martial arts tournament with a lot of friends and such a great deal of tough fighters from all across the world among the star attractions is the russian white world away championship there will be some old scores to settle with me to get out of going for a bench against you gagne coming in. in the eighty six skills class russia. will take on frenchman. bonnie for the w five european champions belt. over the

mines are studying my own a style that was weak and strong points i just checked it a few videos of his fights he looks like a hell's focus only on training. meanwhile the main event of the night will see a clash of heavyweights germany's danielle durham is set to test one of russia's biggest kick boxing prospects. with a title on the line game plan will be to fight for pole from first wrong to the last round because of what they mean if it's a good fight it's a we respect this fight it's all very much and so the plan will be to go forward for pole first round second round for. every wrong for power so they said the night will show who's training really pays off with an easy fight record but in their own party no skill region. now the countdown has well and truly begun to the twenty thirteen summer university at which will be held in russia preparations for the student games now almost complete in the city of cazan with the ceremonial flame

being born campus in paris traditional touchstone designs on the torch is lit by five sorbonne students from as many different parts of the world university president bar tell me igniting the main flame with local gym last month and the lympics silver medal issue to start. taking over from there this is only the start of a long journey for the symbol of the student games the torch will switch hands more than two thousand times over sitting fifty four cities around the world. we're going to finish working on all sixty four sporting venues by the end of the year we recently celebrated our one thousand year birthday so we've got lots of experience in organizing your ceiling and it's it's important that we use that expertise to improve infrastructure as a record number of events and athletes and visitors are expected for these to you again show the story of this meanwhile english football icon david beckham may

still have a significant role to play at this summer's olympics even though he was overlooked for the british football team by manager pace rumors possessed he could be the man to light the olympic flame at the opening ceremony. i've always said you know the stadium is something that should be done by olympian. and. you know and done incredible things for a country along meadows and i'm sure that you saw it's. for the whites and meanwhile talking over the olympic flame in the torch relay is nearing its conclusion ahead of the games american sprinter michael johnson no stranger to taking the baton and running with eight as he got the chance to take the flame around a notable landmark a morning jog around stonehenge for the forty four year old who still holds world records in the four hundred meters on the four by four hundred meter relay the four time olympic gold medalist warming up before having an official run for nearby saw the torch winding down its journey of nearly thirteen thousand kilometers with the

games beginning on july the twenty seventh. certain great moment. driving clear skies there running with the torch which is a credible anywhere but of course riding with it around stonehenge is incredible moment. well this summer we'll see every participating limpid nation have female athletes competing for the first time ever that's after saudi arabia made a rare concession by agreeing to send two women into action at the london games. so it's a bucket out for a medal in the eight hundred meters after just making the final deadline compadre at judo competitor what john abdulrahim shot carly could also bring her country glory in the seventy eight kilos weight category. i also didn't send any women to the two thousand and eight games in beijing but have changed their stance since then saudi female athletes up to now has not been allowed to compete in front of a mixed international audience. now moving on to tennis where fernando verdasco and

alexander dogpile of the croatia open quarterfinals the top seed and tournament win a four years ago verdasco face latvian urns gold base the spaniard comfortably set six two but gold base for back in the second to send the match into a decider does go successfully raters gavan cruised through for a six two three six six one when his next opponent will be russian. meanwhile third seed alexander double pole of send it was fabio fognini packing the ukrainian is the reigning champion who came through in seventy six minutes to breaks in the first set and won in the second allowed him to advance to the quarterfinals with a straight sets win comfortable in the end six two six four. and finally to boxing where the most eagerly anticipated nonna title fight of the year occurs on saturday expect fireworks when former heavyweight world champion david

haye has head to head with fellow brit derek his oar in london the pair hit the headlines earlier this year following she's always world title loss to metallica paper saving to storm the post fight press conference leading to a brawl between the two the british boxing board of control with breach is always a license for his part in the other world boxing council hundred him an indefinite suspension he's able to fight at the weekend though as the contest has been licensed by the luxembourg boxing federation while haye has come out of retirement for the clash and the rivalry between the g.a.o. is bad blooded as. we. look at. you looking down my face they look at me. look i look at the little busy little bit me. my life. yes looking forward to that one that is all

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