well welcome back to r t i'm lucy capital let's get a quick look at the headlines making news today no apparent confessions by rebel fighters on syrian state television suggest they received orders to attack the government troops in the province of hamas' details shed new light on the bloodshed in which activists claim over two hundred people were killed in. a fiery black backlash an israeli activist torches themselves during a demonstration in tel aviv this as thousands rallied throughout the country to mark the first hear of a new movement against social injustice plus. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton is in egypt to press the military council to hand over power to the islamised president what she calls

a democratic transition. that will power why isn't the plan not in limbo with its south american neighbors over the recent ousting of x. president fernando lugo who was impeached by the country's congress in a little over a day now lugo told r.t. that he was compelled to step down without a fight by the threat of widespread violence being provoked in that country. but as he and mr president welcome to the progress how do you feel about recent events that what are people saying b. and. i would first like to say hello to your audience and i'm happy to see the international press interested in the events in paraguayan the parliamentary koon the paraguayan people who resist it but we have all lost here this parliamentary cooed disrupted the democratic process in the country and made it lose as well as the whole region it distressed and illness over the paraguayans around raged but some say there was no coup because of zero violence and no tanks on the streets for

them indeed it was nothing like a military coup of the one nine hundred seventy s. early one thousand nine hundred but it was a grave violation of law a president who was elected constitutionally by a majority of votes gets illegally have to deal with that really made the people angry but if you. missed the president right after you were voted out of office you spoke as if you were resigning of your own accord you also looked as if you weren't quite yourself later we saw a more energetic logo like the one we see now in the book and if so why did you fail to be s. convincing in your resistance to the coup in those first hours up 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 but look at me so what are the media doing with their reporting about what is the role of the media here in paraguayan but away with i mean one thing which drew our attention here at us and is that the political situation in the country is not being talked about much why society are reacting like this is it a fear or just apathy. the fact of the matter is they don't like to talk about such as that most of the media here the main thing is that nothing has happened according to the media at all is quiet there are no rallies no deaths no blood because i the president of the legitimately elected government don't want him on and so bloody you therefore it's important for the media to reflect the truth of what's going on here now is a disruption of the democratic process and the people won't forget this there are things that are never forgotten just because nothing is said about them but i think this parliamentary committed on the twenty first and twenty second of june this

year will not be forgotten your either people because the coup is etched in their minds their personal history and the history of civil society if they can because they say if nothing is happening why has america still expelled is your if nothing's happened why has you know. if nothing's happened and everything's alright why is the european union sending a commission to. the organization of american states held an extraordinary meeting found a commission they've come here from. so it can't be so good nothing at all as something very serious and has happened anything below is a serious violation with a parliamentary coupe. the president elected according to the constitution by a majority of voters was impeached or that i'm not but you will go. into a thousand and eleven and we kill leaks posted a cable dated to thousand and nine from the us embassy in the as department of state that it contained rumors about opposition plans to topple your through parliament and to hand over power to federico franco we don't know you are aware of

this dr. no no i wasn't aware of the document that was published in twenty eleven and i've said that parliament talked about a political trial with no twenty three times in all these years of rule i always insist that the key merit of our government is that it didn't give up in the view of these threats of political trials here but more especially where part of the answer for this issue of plotting and expulsion and. i keep saying that politicians will never forgive the fact that on a toad of unknown origin such as fernando lugo got about who comes from neither the political elite nor from traditional political parties or just out of his obligation to the people but we took their place they belong to them as politicians the chair of the lopez dinner or the seat of government ok mr bernanke of the body some say you could have drawn on popular support for a florida for instance in agriculture or energy security to resist a parliament that was getting increasingly antagonistic or that do you think you missed

a chance to ease tensions or is there anything you could have done better. for the young i don't think so but this parliament is dominated by traditionalists conservatives and right wing italy 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 parliament gave us a budget with a deficit of eight hundred billion dollars a lot of 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 politician is mind you these politicians are members of political parties who get paid for nothing or so we said no well that was the straw that broke the camel's back on the door but one last question mr president and also franco promised he would not run for presidency in the april elections now he says he will step down by the fifteenth of august oh well president will go seek a come back for a democratic election and can you picture yourself as a two thousand and thirteen candidate and i mean there are a number of ways that work including legal and political will given up with as for

the legal track we've initiated proceedings on constitutional violations and the court has handed it over to the prosecutor's office or should the court rule i return i will immediately take office and the but this scenario is unlikely i believe i will have to take the political track and run for the presidency that we want to go where they can tell me i've already been president and can only be reelected after one term in power in accordance with the constitution you're good. 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 i hear that all mr president thank you for your time. thank you. and you just watched the interview with former president. he was replaced by his former deputy project. the new president will lead a transition government until the elections in that country in april of next year but he says that he won't stand and will hand over power to the winner by august

twentieth thirteen up next frankel explains why he believes his predecessor was ousted. what raises most doubts about the impeachment or for a number will go is how quickly it all happens that is why the regional stakeholders are questioning the extent to which this event was democratic do you agree to all happened very quickly i greet all happened so quickly i even don't have the relevant card for a president we have yet to finalize all the formal stuff in my presidency we only had two days to prepare my new office i guess it was on usually quick for all of us home and abroad and i was going to parliament on the need to extend the transfer of power and give it an international dimension as you have just mentioned they told me the main thing is that the regime change should be one hundred percent peaceful and the fact that one hundred twenty out of one hundred twenty five m.p.'s voted for the impeachment clearly indicates that this decision was taken almost you know it was legal and majority of ninety five percent of m.p.'s is south explanatory.

what if the reason for the difference is that the international community at least a year or so and mergesort which are going to expel paraguayan use this hasty impeachment as a breach of democracy but if they consider it illegitimate do you agree. and logic and i totally disagree there is a lot i have to say especially children tina but i will keep silent on that for now at the time is not your. right this impeachment was fully constitutional fernando lugo did have a right to legal defense and he made use of it he had enough time to present. before the impeachment procedure prison luger publicly declared he was ready for it when he was deposed he was free to leave the government there was no use of force there will produce as was legal and constitutional. what do you mean by hinting you have a lot to say that you are reluctant to discuss it to avoid interfering with home poets aren't you. going to. these are small questions why didn't you comment on the

recent coups in argentina. and yet you filed a claim against the suspension of paraguayan from you know store in america so or think it will be satisfied of what i was we are indeed concerned about america's sewer but not eunice or and why is that paraguayan isn't even a member yet and as far as i know session has yet to be approved by the congress not a series important for us as a trade bill of the two bombs access with the country to use the regional market with regards to eunice or congress prefers to be cautious on the whole spectrum of issues especially when it comes to individual provisions of the treaty we consider on fan looks as if that era when government couldn't care less about this especially from you know sort of going up is there any other lesson you have drawn from this international reaction it is really new big deal for us. at the very least it shows that your ideological kindred spirits are leaders like been here well christian a carriage their ordeal never saw far from a different cloth. in fact neighboring countries i mean argentina and

brazil play a major role it was all scheme before hand and they sent us thing about it is that's being was admitted to the union without trying to go she actions legal and illegitimate grounds and that was also the case with the suspension of. these ask you this day and. you represent the liberal party at what point did the liberal party. disagree but for now no longer has government appeal against. the horn as it were over the massacre on the fifteenth of june six police officers and eleven farmers were brutally murdered and the people responsible for this massacre promoted i don't believe this is ever happened in any other country that someone responsible to seventeen deaths would be promoted to the post of a police commander but those responsible for the incident will certainly undergo trial for criminal negligence and sooner or later so one guilty party became a police commander and the other a regional commander at that point legitimacy was breached the president could no

longer do his job this was something called serious mistakes while in office and this was the reason call them in to impeach him. so for assistance a new job the rates of. the rates of leukemia for example is thirty eight times expect. breast cancers more than ten times child's cancers fourteen times i forget the exact details but the shoots numbers there's no nothing that you have ever found in any epidemiological study anywhere ever there is a way that brings victory. to its creator. he's not alone some are more severe than others we have sunday bees born without

skulls without or against us and sometimes with their legs totally to mr means death to those who it's pointed at. them. and to those who use this window. and that celebrates it and they don't realize that stand looking at their own future cuts. and. this is just. so sad. i have. leakage and i show you to the extent how much i have leakage. resistance is not of politics but a culture. is

couldn't speak against. itself on its own. years of resistance.

apparent confessions by rebel fighters on syrian state television suggest they received orders to attack government troops first in the province of hama the details shed new light on the mass bloodshed in which optimists claimed over two hundred people were killed. in a fiery backlash and israeli activists had forged himself during a demonstration in tel aviv this as thousands rallied throughout the country in order to mark the first year of a new movement against social injustice also u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton is in egypt to press the military council to hand over power to the islamist president in what she calls a democratic transition well and more news in about fifteen minutes and right now you know on is here with the latest sports.

thanks for joining us this is the sports they plan to head over the next ten minutes including the stories in pro. grouping playing the first trophy of the russian football season pitting premier league champions need to end the super cup final. dress rehearsal with less than two weeks to go until the start of the london olympics some of the world's finest athletes get to grips with a soggy english cup during a diamond league meet. russia's shooting team helping constant a limb pick a medal providers done the years we see how this summer's botch are shaping up. let's get going with football were being claimed the first trophy of the russian football season the russian cup winners donning reaming the premier league champions of needs in our first house strikes from salvatore at the jetty and.

knocking the stuffing out of sydney to deficits which the city is for its side never really looked like reaching the final score of the game was preceded by a minute's silence for the one hundred and seventy one people who died in floods in southern russia last week. being found not guilty in the anton ferdinand racism may not be enough for john terry to avoid punishment the english f.a. seeking to draw its own conclusions from october's instant which could mean potential sanctions for both players an english courtship ruling on friday about thirty one year old terry did in seoul for that could not be proven but he did so with the intent to racially discriminate the younger brother of manchester united to rio ferdinand also confessing to directing language towards terry but now the f.a. may approve a different judge and jury the earlier liverpool star louis suarez for eight games and fined him forty thousand pounds for a similar incident involving manchester united's reese evra. football fans in

china will have the chance to witness one of the world's best week in week out after ivory coast international didier drogba was unveiled as a shanghai player on side the thirty four year old finding out what it's like to be the center of attention in china right after touching down drug will be reunited with his former chelsea team it's. giving each a new one when the from the double jus up front the ivorian stock extremely high at the moment following his converted penalty against byron munich would see the champions league for chelsea in may but drug insists he won't be merely collecting a hefty paycheck on his eastern. well you know you don't grow. your room or you know the problem from you because you've done more than you do of . your you for your mother for you this morning to be born. while dreaming

english premier league champions manchester city are seemingly still in celebration mode from last season so the side. getting to enjoy the ultimate david over go live victory after beating the sky blues four million a friendly city looking on inspired to say the least in austria where now with our beds making the champions page in the sixty eighth minute first team stars such as the idea to write part of the company not be able to produce the goods meaning one million was the final score city though have plenty of time to get back on track of their community shield season opener against chelsea on august twelfth the then play wigan in the early the following. the gulf for defending champion steve stricker has moved to three shots off the lead the halfway stage of the john deere classic in illinois the american karting a second round of sixty seven to finish the day on ten on par by this birdie putt on the seventeenth overnight leader troy modest and still. catch though the thirty

two year old carded a fantastic sixty one in his first round but couldn't quite continue with the pace a second round of sixty eight seeing his three sharply cut to one of those jeff moderates who provided the run of the day a bogey free nine under sixty to moving him into joint second alongside compartment harmon on twelve. to basketball where n.b.a. offseason business is continuing with the brooklyn nets and feeling an all star backcourt of williams until johnson the son who used to play as the new jersey nets preparing for their first season in brooklyn which johnson saying his arrival a long with out of williams makes it an exciting time for the franchise. before you know our dream we give we're going to allow for each of. you know give a chance to play with great. play money to go green. so before seeming to do it was going to be one of the. most exciting since probably brag about. the

world of power boating is in mourning this weekend following the death of leading pilots william knocker nakor was taking part in the second race of the class one world championship season in the bomb is well marked both was on the up for it when a high speed crash occurred the race immediately red flagged and copilot kurt olsen were taken to a nearby hospital where the britain was pronounced dead both remains in a critical condition in saturday's race was counseled as a mark of respect. the olympic games get going in less than two weeks time without in mind friday's diamond league athletics meet in london took on extra significance however it wasn't ideal preparation for many of the world's leading competitors wet weather crystal palace making life difficult for the field and fans like two thousand and four gold medalist louise young also giving chinese supporters something to be

concerned about he appeared to pull off after crossing the line in the one hundred and ten meter hurdle heats they were pulling out of the final of the box although his coach stated it was not serious meanwhile with another you seen both north pole running in the one hundred meters american tyson gay came home first and the time of ten point three seconds disappointment though for britain's doing chambers who could only manage fifth in his semi for. the storms to sit back and look at it now . more than just get in here is a great achievement in this so. it's a little bit and i haven't been able to participate in proposing one year so. the performance was brought on the go. here i'm performing for the crowd i'm going to go back and get myself ready for the games now. now finally russia finished third in the a limp dick medals table at beijing in two thousand and eight and if they hope to maintain opposition or indeed move all the standings it's events like shooting the

squad will have to excel and constant top off has more. shooting is one of the oldest olympic disciplines there were just three shooting events at the inaugural more than the limbic games in eight hundred ninety six in athens in london there will be fifteen disciplines with three hundred ninety taking port the use to sort of quickly established themselves as one of the heavyweights in the sport alongside the u.s. and china well russia continued that winning tradition with a gun in hand and the current lineup iraq to music about their chances of glory this summer. thanks. we unveiled the squad for the games at the beginning of the year since then the athletes have had time to prepare without any pressure i'm sure this will boost their performance we secure twenty four licenses and we'll have athletes in every event every shooter can win a medal that's why they're going there and we don't have tourists in this team.

shooting it down sport that where is immense reserves of skill concern to ration and nerve shooting events in fact rely on mental power much more than physical fitness with the oldest olympic champion in history age sixty four when he won for sweden the london olympics will be the fourth games for relative youngster thirty nine year old new world gold and in her words probably the last the two thousand and four olympic champion and thus eager to add more medals to her already impressive tally. yet but i knew better i hope to win two bands everyone who's going to the olympics a god i'm no exception if all our shooters are at their best i think we will win lots of mad else. bloody minutes has been a member of the national team since nine hundred ninety one and will be at his fourth olympics this year in two thousand and eight engaging he finished just

outside the medals in the fifty meter pistol of and jump to the silver medalist was disqualified for doping use forty two year old is suck up was left with a second olympic bronze. but he would you can't get used to performing at the olympic games it's a unique competition in every olympics are very special to perform there is a great honor for any athlete. a disappointing performance in beijing four years ago so right to fail to gain an olympic gold medal in shooting for the very first time it's a performance that desperate to better this time around that it's an asian underlined by the fact they will be the biggest team in their sports in london and the only nation who will be fielding athletes in all fifty olympic disciplines constantine's r.t. moscow region. that is all your sports not whether it's next year and twenty four hour r.t.

. well into the. more and more mouths to feed but where will the food come from can science provide the answers to the future of under the microscope. we've got the huge you're covered. nearly a billion people in the world are going from free every day. in the united states even our trash cans are filled with food you just have to go get it all of these perfectly good eggs because one was cracked didn't even get all over the other ones just thrown away and she's from a german oh you clearly like. a profile. from the dumpster at one am this morning three pm this afternoon on the grill the cake is made from and one

dozen dumpster egg whites. and delicious breakfast for the family eggs and toast for about a week every year in america we throw away ninety six billion pounds of food.

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