because what it say's is a press strategy agreed by ecuador to be used in the event founder julian assange is extradited to the u.s. further fueling rumors the whistleblower is about to be expelled from the refuge in london. the in paris police have used tear gas and arrested more than forty people this protesters gathered for the twenty first consecutive weekend antigovernment yellow vests relics. opponents of the venezuelan president preparing for a new wave of protests the day their position leaders announced a new plan to topple nicolas maduro. i'm not

sure where you are from israel prepares for elections some vying to be prime minister a spot controlled tough anti palestine platforms. for good evening to you this is alt. says that it's obtained pressed strategy agreed on by ecuador and the u.k. this is in the event wiki leaks founder julian assange should be extradited to the u.s. whistleblower was granted asylum in ecuador as embassy in london in two thousand and twelve and rumors have been circulating is about to be expelled potentially handed by britain to america it would have to wiki leaks ecuador will claim broke the terms of his asylum with the u.k. giving assurances that it won't let the u.s. sentence him to death. that's precisely the fate of songe fears is in store for him

if extradited with the u.s. still very upset about wiki leaks having release classified material acquittals foreign minister meanwhile took to twitter to dismiss rumors that his country would hand over the whistleblower assange supporters say that he's doing crucial work and must be protected. but it was obvious it's not possible to mistreat someone this way just because he revealed news that by their village and powerful people as a publisher he has revealed all kinds of human rights violations war crimes this information needs to get out united states says that they're defending democracy around the world and they're not defending democracy in. the united states is is. trying to silence people for the good of our revealing what's happening in julian signage it's just that the person who made it possible for those people to be heard much has changed in ecuador since the

silence was granted asylum almost seven years ago including relations between washington and you're trying to has a story. thank you for the gracious form you showed to be my wife sharon on our very first visit to ecuador we are. relationship between the united states and what a beautiful video what a beautiful welcome maybe that's the reason the u.s. vice president was pacified enough not to call out names when he brought up the dark times in the u.s. equity or friendship while visiting president lenin moran oh in quito primes your election nations to experience ten difficult years where our people always folk loose but our government drifted apart though that was clearly a jab at someone who proudly stood up against america's whip cracking hand while in charge of the small south american nation just think of how rafa korea sheltered

julian a songe what a slap in washington's face that was among those. with given diplomatic asylum to do in the sun softly exhausting all means who want to guarantee that he's not extradited to third countries which could put his life in danger the life of misters sons is a true it's a life sentence which is being dead live under lenin maranoa who was praised by outgoing leader chorale at the election the tide has clearly changed mr carette even ended up calling his successor a traitor absolute. to the united states he's doing. what it is let's look at what he could have meant by that. the first signal joyous could soon be shown the door at the embassy in london was when the american media reported president moran oh had once met donald trump's former campaign boss

paul man afford it was claimed mr moran no was trying to negotiate concessions from the u.s. like debt relief and exchange for. kicking the whistleblower out back then would lead to nothing but today it's clear he's not a fan of assad yet us bases to get out too many times mr sanchez violates the cream and we keep leaks and gauges an espionage and hacking. as a real us imperialism hating tough guy rafael corral was known as a staunch ally of it as well as nicolas maduro while for ecuador's current president to someone else quite well known as the true leader in caracas i have spoken with president hu on going i've invited him to ecuador to receive the affection and support of a people he loved more crecy. mr chorale was on a mission to rid his country of uncle sam's folks step by step he first refused to

extend the lease of an ecuadorian air base to the americans beyond two thousand and nine and then told all u.s. military attash to leave the country and two thousand and fourteen only a few years later sam is coming back the governments of ecuador and the united states decided to resume bilateral military cooperation training and assistance to contribute to ecuador ability to combat shared threats. wonder corrals moves were annoying those in charge in d.c. to say the least so starting from two thousand and fourteen millions of us aid cash stopped flowing ketones way under mr moran oh the bucks of freedom are slowly starting to find their way back today i'm pleased to announce that the united states who support that effort to root out corruption merely want to have million dollars to support your efforts. to end corruption and strengthen civil society in

ecuador it seems it didn't take long since the right man came in. human rights campaigner peter tatchell believes the sun she's being used as a bargaining chip in relations between ecuador and the us i would suggest it's highly likely that the us government has been putting pressure on the government of ecuador and we know that president moreno in ecuador himself is under huge pressure his popularity has slumped to about seventeen percent the new york times reported that president moreno had offered to hand over to the u.s. in exchange for debt relief so i think there is something much deeper going on here and it would be a great great shame if i could or bowed to american pressure and gave up the important principle that a citizen of its country a political refugee would be granted asylum should be handed over to

a foreign power to face draconian charges cooked up by a secret grand jury the content of which is not known to anyone that would be a very very grave step to take. in of us demonstrators of again gathered for what is the twenty first consecutive weekend of mass protests against the government of twenty thousand taking to the streets across france on saturday places tear gas against the demonstrators there would have ports forty three people were arrested in paris ahead of this the country's constitutional council nolde government plans to ban individuals from protesting saying the measure would grant police excessive power little parts of a crackdown on the rioters were approved. explains. a big slap in the face for the french government as the country's constitutional council has ruled that named yellow vests protesters card to be banned from taking part in the continued

demonstrations the council the last word on this said plans to give the power to authority would give officials excessive latitude the provisions leave their forty's too much leeway in a session of the reasons that may justify the ban so-called anti breakers law was passed here in france as part of measures to try and control the weekend protests that have rocked the country protests that often disintegrate into writing and fierce clashes with the police so much so that some cities have banned them. because. the. streets destroyed buildings set alight cause a move to cycles torched the damages costs of two hundred million euros to the

french economy with business is tearing their hair out even french banks waded into the debate cooling and en route for more than four months hundreds of local branches through central links and local life has been targeted vandalized pillaged and bank offices physically threatened it is time for everyone to condemn acts committed against the bank we must quickly put a stop to this unbridled and unjustified violence and it's not just the destruction of towns and cities that has made the headlines since november seventeenth thousands of people have been injured some suffering life changing injuries. feed me the feed to feed feed my.

feed. feed but while some protesters may see this decision by the constitutional council as a when it's not all music to they is the council of held other controversial elements of the breakers nor meaning that more severe penalties for organizers of north weiss demonstrations and for those who cover their faces during violent protests while police now have the right to search individuals and vehicles in the demonstrations in a bid to prevent objects being brought in that could be used as weapons. r.t. paris. they all of us movement began last november driven by rising fuel prices under declining living standards. police that the aims of the protesters are too vague to succeed. let's not fall into this thread of speaking.

we. are going to be yes the protests. and it will be free flowing deemed you wished to remain neutral the old one who will. be there we should never forget the debt. but at least i. must open up what all of you know people will achieve and still perceive the failure of the day . venezuela's opposition leader is following new technical actions in his latest bid to oust president nicolas maduro on those first move calling for more nationwide protests saturday is something we've seen before but he has not gone into much more detail about what is new actions will entail is local journalist norris are got from the capital caracas. we are here again where one of the most. protests today protesters are

fighting against the blackouts that has been as striking venezuelans since march the seventh this was a called me by one way to earlier this week he called toobin as always to protest every time a basic service fails in the country also earlier this week he created and to yourself communities he plans to tour the country and plans to gain more support from the venice ones too he's cos also a us made a new set of sanctions against us one of our own one hundred and fifty one. officials are sanction let's hear what mike pence has to say about the venezuelan situation at this moment the united states of america sanction venezuela state oil company. and today. we're taking action against a vital source for the madeira regimes well it is important to remark that also

a call for marches to support his government today also nikolaus madeira said that this is another intervention and from the u.s. and another mendelian in the business is a bonus well up the government of the bolivarian republic categorically rejects the latest u.s. attorney on the venezuelan oil industry and its economic sovereignty venezuela believes it's unacceptable cynical and criminal of government trumps administration to take measures that violate international law as well as economic and commercial principles. she has pulled up and says the latest sanctions won't actually make much difference. the latest round of sanctions sure what it will not have a great impact here in venezuela venezuela currently exports some of twenty thousand to fifty thousand barrels of oil a day to cuba a much more pressing measure from the white house would have been to go by the same

measure to for example when it's well and oil exports to china which are increasing every day and have a serious impact on venezuela books more across the political divide here in venezuela military action it is merely rhetoric and it's not seriously being considered by the white house however when you look at the history of the u.s. pressure in latin america and other areas of the world we can see that military action very overt and covert is definitely prominent so would i think have to be taken in a very real threat by all of those who are looking at the venezuela situation. israelis are gearing up to elect their next prime minister and his polling day looms one predominantly arab parties begging people not to vote for those they say blood on their hands something some contenders of actually been boasting about in campaign videos.

luckily for you i was like oh that's mary. of out of her usual and i'm not at all but i will gavel a whole plane for god now mary can i ask about the plan they didn't you know they say lead since this is not one of the exact people on top but yes it looks like the uncertainty of the rules in school yes you know they'll be. one of the winners in the race to be pm is former chief of the israeli defense forces benny gantz who released the series of short videos under the slogan only the strong wind in them he boasts about killing over thirteen hundred terrorists including a hamas military chief and he returned parts of gaza to the stud. in the twenty fourteen bombing campaign this comes at a time of heightened tension between israel and palestine last week gaza marked the first anniversary of the so-called march of return protests since the demonstrations began in march of twenty eighteen one hundred ninety five people

have been killed almost twenty nine thousand injured israel maintains that casualties arise because of the actions of him us or in self-defense. for us or political science at bedside university in the west bank says the shift to the right in israeli politics is being facilitated by geopolitical factors. the whole israeli public is standing more towards the right and the right wings are flawed ashamed and the other reason which is equally important we are talking about

around between seven hundred thousand and eight hundred thousand settlers in the west bank and those they have a huge influence on the israeli parties and on the israeli society itself so the tendency towards the right tendency for more violence against the palestinians is a quite natural thing no what is with elections or not the elections but with elections it would appear more to gain the support of. votes so they have to show that they are tough on even the government this is part of sometimes the hypocrisy of the international community quite clearly. about europe they said it quite clearly a lot of interest as europeans with the americans is far more important to us than the human rights in palestine so it's quite a quite you know a huge message to the army to the israeli public that you can do whatever you like with the person who can violate however you want and no one is going to hold you

accountable for that but with more news after this short break. in the world of political matchmaking the european union has long put values before wealth as its most desirable attribute. to the time it takes for the e.u. to make a policy decision china can set up a whole new industry. that's attractive to potential pompous. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next about different clubs on one hand it is logical to signal from fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and

a fresh perspective i'm used to suppressing and i saw one on t.v. . i'm going to talk about football not the or else you can sink i was going to go. by the way ways of the. university in the united states has found itself at the center of controversy of one of its courses the university of kansas announced that from the olten students would be able to enroll in a program called angry white male studies according to the you need the course will examine the rise of the angry white male in america and the u.k. from the one nine hundred fifty s. on with little consider men's emotional state and study masculinity in different cultures through the decades but local republican congressman ron asked as believes

that the course runs the risk of violating and to discrimination laws. instead of the course to unite people into women the university of kansas has decided soul food costs that divides the student population and those that title nine violation by creating the whole style campus environment based on gender. the community will say quick to criticize both the course and university one user called i think africa trap saying if you object to being labeled an angry white male then make she one of them suggested it precisely because of courses like this so-called and males exist we discussed the issue with comedian and political analyst day perkins. i see it as they're looking at something that's going on contemporarily they're looking at anger which looking at a more big picture i think that anger is something that should be explored in the academic community and in the medicine community so i didn't i didn't connect

with the outrage surrounding this course at all i don't see what the outrage is about like find the idea both appalling and completely expected from the left that they would set up white males in a class in a college class for a bunch of eighteen nineteen twenty year olds to learn that white males are the problem white males are the catchall abuser in american politics now for for the left here white males are specifically christian white males which goes along with the angry white males in the opinion of the left are trying to call out and marginalize and catch in the spotlight and give one hundred feel do white males so that they no longer exert dominance in society so that they can be repressed and held down you know i can see how some people came to the conclusion oh this is an overgeneralization or something like that but i read you know the course description that was in the article and i didn't see it that way i didn't see it as

oh all angry white men are just angry because they're bigoted or anything like that i read it as you know this is something that's going on this is something that's on the rise contemporarily we're going to look at these different factors and try to make connections it's a principled and determined effort to make the next generation not have any idea what made america great. or what made judeo christian western tradition great they're trying to turn everything upside down and call good evil and evil good and this is just the latest manifestation of that i don't think it has to be divisive at all i think it's all it all depends on the implementation i think that if you read the description they kind of say what they're looking at contemporarily why they're looking at the different factors they're exploring could something like this become divisive certainly but i don't think it has to be unrolled that way at all it's very divisive and division is the way that a left wing government that wants to grow bigger and get more authority over people division is the way they do that because they set each group against each other

group and put themselves in the position of the referee and the judge of who wins at the end of the battle between the groups i was raised to believe that people exist and thrive and rise on their merits and now i'm being told it's exactly the opposite of what i was told when i was young when martin luther king dreamed of white kids and black kids playing together and nobody caring what color their skin was because it was all about character today it's all about everything but character it's about what group you're a member of that has a grievance and the only group that's not allowed to have a grievance is the group whose fault everything is that's wrong and that is the american whitetail. and though the elephant has escaped death row in south africa that's after a court threw out a decision to have him killed after locals had complained he damaged the property.

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