dashed by riot police of the paris agricultural fer. oh. but they didn't started having what's being called an emergency break, which implies it would actually stop an accident. in this case, it's basically going to be applied after the cloud car has already reached the average speed at which it's already proven to have slammed into things like, for example, their own farmers, tractors. concretely, that means the tariff, sonya, afraid of farming products, could only be slapped back on in the event that imports go above the average import levels 420222023, which for already the same levels responsible for sparking you farmers protests. and that dodge the brake job, it doesn't even apply to all that you've ran in grain that was supposed to go feed the world's poor, but somehow ended up just getting dumped into europe. instead, polish farmers have an opportunity to enjoy front row seats to this or his being right on the board with ukraine and bearing the brunt of these policies. and well,

the reviews are in the scholar. something has changed, it has changed for the worse. the us started to impose its ideology on us and today it's the farmers. this applies to farmers, for example, the climate revolution. this climate package, green energy and green order, which someone will introduce, unfortunately, will destroy polish farms. first of all, the products, not only from ukraine, but also from outside europe, the stabilize our economy and will lead farms to bankruptcy. that is why there is such great outrage not only in poland, but throughout europe. pharmacy, a great threat that the farms are at risk and that they will simply have to stop producing. now it's worth noting that the full you part of it and gets to vote on this next week. but the western process talking about it like that's all, just a simple formality. yes, i figure the odds of enough of them growing a spine over the course of just a few days is relatively low. so that leaves the use most needed child, poland,

and its prime minister over in the play room with foster kid ukraine begging for some real parental supervision. we are talking with you craney, inside about temporarily closing the border and closing trade. and i will also talk to polish farmers about this. and such a solution would be temporary and mutually painful. we are the most pro ukrainian states, but we also have the biggest problems in all of europe resulting from the russian ukrainian war. the price of free trade with ukraine is too high, and we can't pay it back. and the spike pulls, getting poor in all this. you create in present volume years liskey. so as the kid of is the victim here, because what was once it's best friend in the whole you family is also now getting set up. because we must finally find a solution to the situation on the postage border, which is going to be on both equal makes, and morality alone go. it is simply impossible to explain how the hardships of

a bleeding country can be used in domestic political struggles. so you lawmakers when renewing the self only exemptions for you pray made a point of saying that basically you have only has to keep flooding the block with turnover, chicken, and whatever else. if it promises to behave itself, which means no corruption or organized crime or human rights violations, guys or a violation of democratic principles, which hey, let's face it, to be honest. seems like the you has said a pretty low bar for any way, but that bar looks like it's now even had the lower. if those same, you create officials, they're having to entice to behave democratically actually end up serving in the you themselves. and as an estimated cost of just this, between a 110 and a 136000000000 euros. so the tax fair over 7 years, that's according to a new western think tank analysis with the kicker. be the 85000000000 of that would

be in a form of agricultural subsidies, making you freight and the biggest recipient of those. think things are bad. now. wait till there are more miles to feed. and all the kids are fighting over who gets the bigger piece of the ever shrinking pie. the 1st thing in the you, the block is seeing an unprecedented level of drug related violence compatible to central america. well that's at least has a shocking revelation from the europe paula law enforcement agency which says it's made some disturbing discoveries inside the box boards. we even did found torture rooms in the, you know, this is what we have never seen these before. this was, this was used in the left in america, the notes in the u. v. also c, n, v, under estimated to infect the impact of and the usage of corruption by criminal organizations and all the attempts to infiltration of criminal groups in the legal

society. and the big issue we are confronted with at the moment is that we see that in the groups are recruiting young people, young people to make them an active member of the criminal group. security officials say the booming a drug trade is valued us around 13000000000 euro sports does only a very rough estimate, and the number couldn't, in fact be much higher. some have suggested intensifying cooperation with lots in american countries in the fight against drug trafficking. as us, when most of the narcotics are coming from the go reaction to the pull revelations from american leslie, political analyst know across the i noticed the way that the statement was made. it was, you know, we found these tortured chambers with that doesn't happen in the you that happens in latin america. you know, those other countries with a bad people in them,

not us go to europe. and i mean, we can't really negate the fact that most of the manufacturing is done in latin america. but this is just still typical of the rhetoric of these politicians, right? it's especially as it gets worse here, just in general, any time major problems show up, they always always seek to shift the blame anywhere but to where it belongs. and you can compare this obvious step to doing it to country like china, for instance, you noticed that they were also getting an increase in drug abuse rates and then immediately created an entire department they had. and then the next year had a decrease over 24 percent because of that policy. the 2 ways of handling it are just night and day or whatever you want to hope you're having a great weekend. that's all for me. pizza, scott, but unit will be taking over in 30 minutes time. thank you very much. vehicle the

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how the south african government is kenzie all position is appealed to a blank kid. and it's literally like handling over the country software and case of washington. could you elaborate for space and it's such an ease and this is always a 10 i would imagine named joy drops, although for comes was the each that we and of course as they said shooting elections and they called the election as a citizen of it is the citizens and indeed, but fall in a position party which forms parts of our multiple parts of democracy and of our a zillion and find, but constitutional democracy to undermine existing is associated instead of setup to be able to enable a free and fair election under the leadership of the independent, the internet protocol motion, which is a known worldwide for running successful elections since the dawn of democracy is

unbelievable. the, the i a c is enabled by argument of pieces of legislation that way adopted in the national legislature such as the electronic at that point. you know, you get to viewed and electronic or f t. it's better to you about how we go about the process of soliciting election, the observed was from across the woods. that system has left, you know, of this very well exceedingly way, which is why they are, you see a setup. and so that's because elections processing electric process is due to mission and what i said drove and south of the tool button, so that we actually installed the d o o on, you know a day for or to see. but didn't know what sort of mind this happened at the time when the democratic alliance is pushing for a separate states into wisdom k,

through a feeling that they've been pushing into provincial legislature. in fact, they called themselves a provincial part of it and then we don't have pets. probably judge pearlman's inside of chicago. we have provision legislatures, but they've pushed through a v that is called western cape. how is be that cause full given to should little power to the proof is in various areas of the service delivery of the economy in to the extent of calling for the rights to international parties. you know, other words, the existing international relations and cooperation policy. also the fact that enjoying all of us to work with our systems, a brothers across the world, they se, but they need to be given their own power, was to, to sue their vision of international relations. in quotation,

this is just but one of the many examples of that i'd like to highlight regarding the extent to which these separatist touchy dodge is, quote, is held binge and maintaining white minority to avoid. and so the car is prepared to do the letter to the subject c o 1st stage and the u. s. substitute blue can comes as no surprise because it's part of this petted and he's an act of desperation, of course, because the d a is going to be shown the flames by the people. so the figure out when we go to the pose they, democrats, canadians, has gone as far as see, should they be bolted into government? they will script that economy component or what you call broad based, lucky quarter of empowerment. which is a tool that has been used since the 5th principle, as the old president, a nelson mandela, to uplift people and in the fields

a strong let me just close. and so that's a and also make sure that the distribution of was as well as making show that probably procurement benefits not only those that to where he started in the infant tries, but that is extended to those that had been oppressed. the other policy positions that are contained in the money system of the d that test this much, that the d a is, have been supported, maintaining the service, which is why supreme as in this country. so we are not surprised by this letter, but i must say that most of it can happen for these hard for this democracy will allow institution, it's not even the agency and also the can now is situation would so freely to he's handed over, understood by black to now so see in instances where you have something called a face state. you know, you could have a conversation about this letter,

but some of you guys know, different and state. so i don't think i is a robust and it was the stage with its own challenges, but to set up the car today to look at the data from our national statistics, the institution steps of the car. tell us an amazing story about the study. a jenny for the 300 years of colonialism to state diaz and he tells the story of today and it's the, it is highly concerning that the revelation is honda concerning the, especially when he consider the numerous examples in history of countries like maybe a football and being plugged in just didn't say to it's complete, political and economic trim or laughter, us intervention. and it's internal affairs. i mean what functions and put toria concerned about the possibility of spacing such phase a no, absolutely not security. and honestly, given that robust nature ended up at the depths of, uh, so that's a good democracy. many for over us,

i have been here including the diplomats that i hear and to do our counterparts the it to do several follow system parties in russia and control the non governmental conversations will attest to the fact that so that kind of means one of the most vibrant demo cuz democracy is across the world. and so we are not surprised by the interests of the d, as i say that to me. and it is a case of wanting to maintain supremacy in trying to reach out to watch who they consider to be the closest friends internationally. that is not going to happen. it's not going to happen on a watch and day. we're going to protect these democracy because it is, was a hard one democracy. and i don't even think that it is a mental staff because the mission of colors out, i can assure you that to so that for kids, for the phone work supplies with no take kind of you to that kind of move. as i said, they were going as far as the one thing that part of the voltage occasion program to be around it and, and suppose that by the us and in and associates,

they are calling full puddle and independent to offset a process of all set with 15 stay on office whose data contains the width that is being done by the independent electronic commission. so you'd have got to be caught out for to these. there was speculation that the i n c policy may not gain a voting majority in the upcoming elections. how does the policy estimate his chances of winning? the problem is, the, is the president of the of days he has said on unit as occasions we're shooting today or use one of the competing trade here in the house, in the province way or look for national. you does a on the ground, instead of 2 of which are people, the strength of the seal is not always been to rely on the polls. because these most mostly di, funded points for that to me to i was friends like to know what that it face to face and takes you with our people on the ground and the agencies that receiving

massive massive, warm perception. you just have to go on youtube to have a sense of how we have even received since we don't show up in the system even before then when we under to have the money for us to review it. if you went to a 2019 minute system and quite better opportunities to account for what we think we have achieved and where we still have funding short. so we are absolutely confident that we're not going to should pay for short little of 50 percent. we are going to get it majority because people know what it is to leave and, and up to date and what it is to live without. what are you new yet? what it is to live without electricity, new york. what it is is it is to leave without the road next to his phone. royal cheese needs to go to the city is later many of our people, particularly rural communities, look to we mentioned the townships, men of all people and can boast of those beings menu of older women and

children that are often and peasants with disabilities today received a bunch of grants, and some of the car is basically event is in above no above it's going to be live in countries that were known for strong social protection measures. a comprehensive set, social security, ease of every day. that was all the work that has been done. you can look at all the look at all or research that's been done looking at at i from seeing the countries across the world. and so our strengths, nice, you know, what relationship with the ordinary people sort of looking at the picture from that . and then how do you expect this revelation to impact the relationship between south africa in the us? i mean the a given timing wise, the country, the, the opposite end of the sides of the as way, the palestinian complex. we're ready with all of these a but that is been happening, including the slow to by the d,

including the tone or what is likely we don't know what the response will be or has been from the us. but we do know that there and we are going to and we always expected that there would be an attempt at regime change as we say, you know, statement up on the basis of our strong position spending with the people of palestine. and the days that lead to join the nation use a phrase such as an one man's genocide is another means for the then you have it. that should give you a sense both. the more i, the rectitude locals, all the d, a where the issue of palestine is considered. we knew that the outcome of the internet in the finish and of court of justice was going to, right. so the cage. but we add as a new to because as the oldest

a deal and it means that not an enemy is to, quote, has been doing this in montana. and so we know that much what this has a lot to do with the strong stance of k is the general side that is being a temperature waited in, in, in, in, in palestine, in the displacement of people, the oppression of people and the resist easily with what it is doing, and so we know this too well because we went through that same experience, we have no choice, but to stand with the people of palestine who also stood with us in a very difficult time in history. i think just alluded to your president around the pose that has been voting that external forces, what might intervene in the countries elections considering south africa is a growing role on the international stage to think it's fair to say that this was expected. and these still expect washington to continue to try and parent play a role in the elections using the da request as a pretext. even off to this,

revelation the yes side of the spectrum, i must say that to comfortable you in that we have strong internal controls in, in the country in terms of robust and independent. these issues that are meant to safeguard elections in the you see. so, but also working with the bodies such as the sub buffering human rights commission in many others. and we are comfortable that keeping that was easy. and so for institution, we wouldn't be able to protect the serenity off of both of africa. and of course indeed does he say that to so that's because a room in that you'll probably to come environment obviously ladies in the i it for those that to don't agree with those terms or some, such as being somebody new to call that present drama, closer has made a number of decisive into interventions and edit your political live and not to a to i know, working with others it can be does. and so we do expect that the business uses,

but i think websites that we're not going to get the phone. know if the news and the things that you've always stood for and the things that our fault is studio. one of the, the democratic airlines. i'm not one of the, one of south africa's other political parties that were decided to request this help from abroad. the question is, why was it the democratic alliance? yes. as well as oppose, it can only be the democratic ideals, given the fact that the, you know, of the, the, the, the police come and pointed to positions that they stand full for the ride. very well with those in the go by not that do not want to see how about the new quality, the right to kicked it across the world. and particularly in the countries of the south, including south africa. if you look at it as an example, if you look at the level of the property and inequality in the western cape,

the only problem is governed by the da, where the da's say, where the government, the government will. but go and have a look. they have a look at they lash conditions under which the minority leaves and going to look at the state of townships in cape town and the outside areas of the wisdom keep go and have a look at the pipes up way. you know, i refused, is not collected in what is predominant you known as black areas and color communities and ask and communities that gives us totally, both they give us the or in equality that is not going to be raised unless they different government takes all the the, the wisdom keep itself, so it's a, it's a question of those that want to maintain,

in sustain deluca fuel funding. as we know for an intervention into another country, the election process is a breach of international law. so how would be a n c policy respond if the us does decide to hate the democratic alliance these request? and i'm certain that to that is a mentor that will be fully ventilated upon by the relevant bodies within the agency, including the international relations. a subcommittee which is quite up to um, you know, internationally and to they would say in a life the situation do have proper diagnosis from one day to position, make a recommendation to the leadership of the amc. but as i said, you can be assured that a we wouldn't look any attempted to imposing vocal and a with i'd say us. so any of the, you know, um and i, we would look at a not just as the agency,

the people so overcome. we belong to danielle attempted to interfering with our addictions because time from time immemorial, they, so the advocate and democratic elections of all these proceeded, but it's mostly around incredibly drunk by assistant election se every shows and professionals. and we want to see that being disrupted, particularly on the account of and some extent i'm interested in how do you say south africa's future role in the emerging multi poder well of what it would be we we have we have said to do, we join the community of nations, of course the stands is noun, it's in a non alignment or a stance on every age of issues. just don't ask us to be no deadline to where the issue of palestine is concerned. because that's a historic issue. that is almost a new though, what we've gone through. but overall, when we approved conflicts and we are asked to say you would are 2 or 2 good

physically or practically involved. we always take a position of unity because those are the filters on which the agencies founded. and so, a big day that you would have seen that the setup because the structure m. o, on, you know, in that you opened each kind of environment has increased significantly on be known to us and known to the face of philadelphia, copying president from a pasta. but we've been called on to fall apart till 5 or the minute of conflict resolution mechanisms. in the continental spend, as well as, and so we include the most close as, you know, getting into the shame trade issues. and so, you know, as i see unbeknown to us. so we get in for the not to new way you familiar with all . but in the week and well, of course i guess it's more countryside with a focus on the contribution to make because we've had a democratic transition that

a shot a democracy that is attending to this day. so secondly, the list is that a, that can be shared from the so that we can experience on the the problem was what the new name was, what i mean terms, he got it in order for the lower authority companies, the check i can see where we uh, drove you about the set up, the temporary agree like what the issue is

utah deals are we to choose how many is already on the policy now in syria? enormous multi seem easy. it's just what is it going to get? no, no, and i'm of course it only opens. you've got a gun that will allow us to send anyone at all. no, that's fine. the the

was a major's been us to bring it to you? sure. yeah. they probably be doing it by giving the, against the show issues the finding crush at the cold and because of that move. sure. sick leave it to go see them get the messages up. okay. so should the cases i chose, customer care them and then i just need to spell the name you guys to put them on the, on the plaza road. lemme, you know, if you want to go to turn your fast,

the most important thing to the son of the scripture to the point is this wasn't able to study successful. it wasn't built. somebody can treasure single. it actually will need on that i'm looking for. so, more from the terrain terrain, when the today in the united states, all foreign policy establishment on national security establishment is a weapon, washington person. it becomes a cloak for our own aggression. it becomes, so i'll file a way of flushing other countries on the back sort of our record shows that we're not really that much of a democracy that we have about an old story of interfering in other countries when they produce democratic outcomes. we don't like the

of the russian forces pushing ahead of the, from some tearing mines last by retreating, ukrainian, salters, while the french president doubles down on the call, if the send troops to you train on sparks controversy for trying to get nato allies on board. also head on the program as india stays at stepping off a train with russia in defiance of western pressure. we sit down to discuss the prospect spokes person of india tons above way check. so i, the country personal usa agency from the country after washington slap sanctions on the african nations on top of the.