i would like an explanation of why we grant him asylum why on earth newly reelected ecuadorian president rafael correa tells r.t. he won't back down from the west after being pressured granting asylum to the son. with reports that up to four children a day court with weapons in british schools r t takes a look at how the worrying trend is being tackled. there are live from our studios here in moscow you're watching r.t. . russia is demanding answers as to why a three year old boy died and actually at the hands of his adoptive mother in the united states. men adds to the grim statistic of twenty russian children who died after being adopted by americans with only a few weeks ago a new law came into effect in russia banning u.s. citizens from bringing russian children into their families because of abuse in the case of maxime there's little help forthcoming from the u.s. state department as maria portnoy explains they are from new york. that this case unfolded in texas according to officials three year old maxime died on january twenty first at the hands of his adoptive mother the conducte

would like us to offer explanations as to why we grant him asylum why on earth newly reelected ecuadorian president rafael correia tells r.t. he won't back down from the west after being pressured over granting asylum to whistleblower julian a son. and also coming up this hour with reports that up to four children a day of court with weapons in british schools we take a look at how the worrying trend is being tackled. in a very good even if you just joined us just after ten pm now here in moscow my name's kevin zero in this is r.t. and first as you just heard the russian are demanding answers as to why a three year old boy died allegedly at the hands of his adoptive mother in the united states maxine cause me now to the grim statistic of twenty russian children have died so far after being adopted by americans course only a few weeks ago a new law came into effect in russia banning u.s. citizens from bringing russian children into their families because of the worry of abuse but earlier if not gave me the latest developments tonight. although mixing died almost a month ago now investigati

they would like us to offer an explanation of why we grant him asylum why on earth newly reelected ecuadorian president rafael correa tells r.t. he won't back down from the west after being pressured over granting asylum to whistleblower sons. with reports that up to four children a day are caught with weapons in british schools party takes a look at how the worrying trend is being tackled. broadcasting live from our studios here in moscow this is r.t. i'm kerry johnston now russia is demanding answers as to why three year old boy died allegedly at the hands of his adoptive mother in the united states maxine because men had to the grim statistic of twenty russian children who died after being adopted by americans a few weeks ago a new door came into effect in russia banning u.s. citizens from bringing russian children into their families because of abuse will cost about eight months for r.t. now here in the studio is very often national a memory of what we know about maksim short life yeah it's short life indeed very tragic story all that scene was the eldest of two brothers born in that scof

would like us to offer explanations as to why we grant him asylum why on earth newly reelected ecuadorian president ruffo correia tells r t he won't back down from the west after being pressured over granting asylum to will supply julie the south we're following that up. and with reports that up to four children a day a court with weapons in british schools are team takes a look at how the worrying trend is being tackled. hello very good evening shoe it's eight pm tuesday night here in moscow my name is kevin always good to have your company all right then our top story russia is demanding answers as to why a three year old boy died allegedly at the hands of his adoptive mother in the united states maxime cruz when adds to that grim set of statistics twenty russian children have died so far after being adopted by americans only a few weeks ago a new law came into effect in russia banning u.s. citizens from bringing russian children into their families because of abuse well it gets across developments now with artie's maria for national maria you know the details were coming in the last tw

they would like us to offer explanations of why we grant him asylum why on earth newly reelected ecuadorian president rafael correa tells r.t. he won't back down from the west after being pressured over granting asylum to the son. with reports that up to four children a day are caught with weapons in schools party takes a look at how the worrying trend is being tackled. world news and much more you're with kerry johnston. rush is demanding answers as to why a three year old boy died eventually at the hands of his adoptive mother in the united states. to the grim statistic of twenty russian children who died after the doctored by americans a few weeks ago a new door came into effect in russia burning u.s. citizens from bringing russian children into their families because of abuse across about events for artie's maria for national joins us now here in the studio maria tell us what do we know about maxine short life yes indeed it's very short life unfortunately mcclim is the elder of children born in the scot free of russia russia's western region both he and his brother whose name is real we

after securing a third term ecuadorian president rafael correa talks to r.t. slamming the west for pressuring him for his protection of the world's top whistleblower. remains in the country's embassy in london. and the u.k. locks horns with france to secure a place among india's top trading partners as business relations between european powers turns lukewarm. hello good to have you company watching live from moscow now a three year old russian boy has died in the u.s. allegedly at the hands of his adoptive mother the claims come a month after a new law came into effect banning american citizens from adopting russian children following similar cases moscow is demanding severe punishments for the death of maxine however according to russian diplomats the u.s. state department has so far been reluctant to cooperate with an investigation artie's moving portnoy has this report. that this case unfolded in texas according to officials three year old maxime died on january twenty first at the hands of his adoptive mother the conducted by russia's investigative commit

wells top whistleblower breathes a sigh of relief after a rough career who gave him shelter in the ecuadorian embassy secured another presidential term. egypt sports set for more unrest as thousands of activists in force a work stoppage protesting against what they call government injustices. and twitter trouble in fronts as a country demands uses identities are revealed what's being seen as a threat to free speech and a step towards cross border censorship. live from studio twenty four seven this is. a twin victory the world's most famous whistleblower can rest easy if the ecuadorian president secure his job for another term according to exit polls she did in the sun she's under the country's diplomatic shield in london this by rafael career well let's get more insight on this from artie's now he joins us now on the set thanks carrie rafael correia is pinto win and has already declared victory in this first round according to some analysts he was marked to win a third term with this platform seen in ecuador and across latin america of standing up to the u.s. and friends while the opposition

world's top whistle blower breathes a sigh of relief after a fall career gave him shelter in the ecuadorian embassy so kills another presidential term. egypt sports site is set for more on the rest as thousands of activists and also work stoppage protesting against what they call the government's injustices. and twitter trouble in france as a country that uses identities are revealed what's being seen as a threat to free speech on the steps towards cross border censorship. there around the world and around the clock you're watching kerry just a twin victory the world's most famous whistle blower can rest easier the ecuadorian president secured his job for another term. as according to exit polls joining the. country's diplomatic shield in london and the city by rafael correa let's get more insight on the smarties and the way now who joins us here in the studio and he sits on a small carry julian assange was certainly watching the selection very closely rafael correia is pinto win and has already declared victory in this first round according to some analysts he was marked to win a third ter

world's top whistleblower breathes a sigh of relief after a rough career gave him shelter in the ecuadorian embassy secure another presidential term. egypt sports set for more on the arrest as thousands of activists and force of work stoppage protesting against what they call a government injustices. and twitter trouble in france as a country demands uses identities are revealed what's being seen as a threat to free speech on the step towards cross border censorship. broadcasting live from our studios here in moscow this is. where the twin victory the world's most famous whistle though is breathing a sigh of relief as the ecuadorian the president secured his job for another term sheet in the sun just currently under the country's diplomatic shield in london a decision by rafael korea which puts him on a collision course with the u.s. let's get more insight on this stuff marty's and the way he joins us here in the studio and he said well rafael correa is paying to win like you said this just based on exit polls but he's pretty much declared his victory in this first round according to some a

would like us to all explanations as to why we granted him asylum why on earth newly reelected ecuadorian president ruffled carette tells r.t. he won't back down from the west after big pressure over granting asylum to whistleblower julian assange. and the courts up to four children a day caught with weapons in british schools r.t. takes a look at how of worrying trends being tackled now. hello there a very good morning sure if you just joined us just after midnight now here in moscow my name's kevin oh in this is r.t. first has have just been saying russia demanding answers as to why a three year old boy died allegedly at the hands of his adopted mother in the united states maxine chris meehan adds to the grim statistic of twenty russian children who have died after being adopted by americans now of course only a few weeks ago a new law came into effect in russia banning u.s. citizens from bringing russian children into their families because of the threat the fear of this very abuse earlier maria from washington gave me the latest developments today. although it seemed died almost a mon

embassy in london spoke to the ecuadorian website the conversation and gave a few details as to why he's decided to run for office in his native australia according to a sun if he were to win on september twenty fourth the day that the elections are held he believes the u.s. would have to call off the dogs and drop its investigation against him he also believes the u.k. would be forced to follow suit saying quote the political costs of the current standoff will be higher still now running under the wiki leaks party which is a party newly founded. by assad himself the platform would be focused specifically on promoting greater transparency within the australian government a son was last in australia in june of two thousand and ten and sticking with the topic of ecuador a minute speaking sunday vote to ecuadorian president rafael correa won his re-election handily with fifty six percent of the vote the closest of his seven opponents came in with twenty three percent that comes out to a thirty three point margin for victory for ecuadorian president correa our sister channel r.t. spanis

the world's top whistleblower and wiki leaks at its edge in the sun he remains holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london sort of yes it does in a practical that's for the practical implication of julian assange the situation is up to europe to resolve it the problem will be solved if the u.k. grants or safe passage and that hasn't been any intention to disrupt the prosecution process according to the swedish justice system in spite of the numerous misinformed allegations see if they send a prosecutor to ecuador's embassy in britain and recording interrogation on video which they can do it would under twist this not about is if they really have to interrogate him julian assange and was never even officially presented with charges if a lawyer was on it's lucky at the european court and achieved a safe passage for songe to staying at the ecuadorian embassy in this situation we finally resolved it is all now your child's but there is a lot of arrogance involved here a neo colonial sentiment too they would like us to offer explanations as to why we granted him asylum wouldn't they why on ea

world's top whistleblower breathes a sigh of relief after a rough feel carrillo gave him shelter the ecuadorian embassy secures another presidential. live from r t h q here in moscow just after nine pm now it's kevin owen here it's very good to have you company our top story russia's child rights envoys accusing an american woman of killing her adopted russian son it's thought to be the twentieth case of a russian child's death from abuse in american families in the past decade live to artie's miniport new york i mean this is stories only really come to the news agencies after a tweet that came out from the child jobs earlier on today what do we know about what happened here to three year old maxine. all we know so far according to russian officials three year old maxime koosman died on january twenty first in texas at the hands of his adopted mother now the probe conducted by russia's investigative committee revealed that maksim was beaten by his adoptive mother who had allegedly also fed him strong psychotropic medication investigators say the boy died before medics even arrived at the scene

so the ecuadorian president is enjoying popularity at home partly because of policies which stand up to the white house. the sentiment on the ground with most ecuadorians as well as the growing sentiment throughout latin america is that those who continue to align themselves with the u.s. unconditionally are not going to find support from the people the people who eventually are the ones who are going to be casting their ballots during these elections where has been outspoken against us the new york colonization is has been an outspoken against the neo liberal agenda and us imperialism person quite sometime folks are done with this whole role model where we're going to continue to be can you know continuously in perpetuity dependent on us and if it's corporate interest that that those days are done hopefully the career is very well aware of the fact that the u.s. uses net national indomie for democracy and the national democratic institute as an organization as they go in and their their primary role is to destabilize democratically elected governments and to bits and to topple them

whistleblower bringing the society relief after a rough failed career it gave him shelter in the ecuadorian embassy secures another presidential term. and u.n. investigators say both the syrian government and the opposition of committing war crimes but britain pushes for supplies to the rebels. for a while welcome so if you just joined us this is r.t. it's a monday night my name is kevin irwin our top stories in the breaking news are just mentioned a russian child adopted by an american woman has died after suffering injuries according to a tweet that's been posted by russia's child's rights let's go live to our tease when important in new york for this breaking story hi there what do we know about what happened to three year old. here's what we know so far three year old maxime koosman died on january twenty first in texas russian officials say at the hands of his abusive stepmother now an autopsy according to officials showed that maksim suffered multiple injuries to his head his limbs his abdomen and internal organs prior to his death and the investigation conducted by russia's investiga

would like us to offer explanations as to why we granted him asylum why on earth newly reelected ecuadorian president ruffo correia tells r.t. he won't back down from the west started being pressure is over granting asylum to whistle blow julian the sun. and with reports that up to four children a day a court with weapons in british schools arctic takes a look at how the worrying trend is being tackle. in a very good even if you just joined us this is r.t. international from moscow i'm kevin when well our top story there as you just heard russia now demanding answers as to why that three year old boy allegedly died at the hands of his adoptive mother in the united states might seem cosmin adds to the grim statistic twenty russian children have died so far after being adopted by americans course only a few weeks ago that new law came into effect in russia banning u.s. citizens from bringing russian children into their families because of the potential maybe of abuse across developments this warring story artie's maria for national now maria this story broke twenty four hours ago it was on sh

world's top whistle blower breathes a sigh of relief after a fall carette who gave him shelter in the ecuadorian embassy secures another presidential term. u.n. investigators accusing both the syrian government and the opposition of committing war crimes for britain pushes for arms supplies to the rebels. and twitter trouble in france as the country demands and uses identities of real what's being seen as a threat to free speech and a step towards cross borders censorship. accosting live from our studios in moscow this is r.t.m. carried off well first let me bring you some breaking news a russian child has been killed by an american foster mother according to a tweet posted by russia's child rights on woodsmen he says investigators think that three year old maxime was beaten to death women allegedly made the boy take strong psychoactive medication for a long time. claims maxime's death happened on the twenty first of january but moscow was not informed by u.s. or florida's. ban on adopting russian children by american citizens took effect the law was named after. only died of use after a car by

embassy in london spoke to the ecuadorian website the conversation and gave a few details as to why he's decided to run for office in his native australia according to a sun if he were to win on november twelfth september twenty fourth the day that elections are held a key believes the u.s. would have to call off the dogs and drop its investigation against him for his wiki leaks leaks he also believes the u.k. would be forced to follow suit saying quote the political costs of the current standoff will be higher still running under the wiki leaks party a new party founder founded by a staunch himself the platform would be focused specifically on promoting greater transparency in the australian government itself a songe was the last in australia in june of two thousand and ten. baltimore maryland is known as the charm city however a less than charming report has come out saying that baltimore could face bankruptcy in the next ten years if it doesn't make some big changes since then some current and former city employees have questioned the motivations of this report artie's justin und

the world's top will supply breathed a sigh of relief after a failed who gave shelter in the ecuadorian embassy secures another presidential term. hello very good morning for me kevin and if you just joined us just after midnight now early tuesday moscow time this is r.t. our top story russia's child's rights envoy is accused of accusing an american woman of killing her adopted russian son notes thought to be the twentieth case of a russian child's death from abuse in american families in the last decade. scott the latest. that this case unfolded in texas according to officials three year old maxime died on january twenty first at the hands of his adoptive mother the probe conducted by russia's investigative committee revealed that maksim was beaten by his adoptive mother who according to officials also fed him strong psychotropic medication and investigators say that the boy allegedly died before medics arrived at the scene but that it was his adoptive mother who had called the medics to begin with an autopsy reportedly show that maksim suffered multiple injuries to his head his abdome

and one of the guests was nonetheless correia take a listen to some encouraging words from the ecuadorian president to assad's who move to go to salute it is really a pleasure to meet you julian least in this way and she wrote to the club of the persecuted. and that seems to have been the beginning of a beautiful friendship between us songs and ecuador. russian scientists claim they found the first fragments now of that rare cosmic encounter which saw the meteor crash in central russia friday causing shock and devastation not surprisingly spread devry for miles around injuring more than twelve hundred people at the time his going off in the u. . scientists of confirms that the tiny pieces that be found at a lake sheba cool which is around one hundred kilometers or sixty miles away from chile and or parts of that exact me. fears in several russian regions on friday they say that the pieces are just around one centimeter in size or less that's like a benny was just shows how massive the blast was since it's estimated that the media awaited from ten to forty tons. the blast was equal to arou

ecuadorian president rafael correa blows away the opposition easily winning reelection for third term possible good news for we can make most of mine julian assange currently enjoying the latin american state of texas. plus eight kind of entry alternative you read in spain as thousands of protesters flood the streets some demonstrators spend their anger directly at the u.k. . twenty four hours a day seven days a week and this is r.t. . they different city. has been brought to a standstill by mass protests initiated by football fans several thousand activists blocked access to the local railroad and ports and forced factories to shut down as well as a wave of andras in general sparked by death sentences given to twenty one football fans they were found guilty of inside thing last year's riot that left more than seventy people date well true has the latest from cairo. the ultra hardcore football fans who call these acts that we didn't see how upset they will escalate in the next few days if their demands are not match the story about three thousand people come to the streets of poor sae

know what this creates some type of a loophole in order to get him out of out of the london the ecuadorian embassy. it's possible. there may be legal angles that he can pursue in terms of treaties between britain and australia but really i think it's more of a political question then it is a legal question really it becomes an issue of now you're not just holding someone who wants to grant asylum to you you're holding someone that is an elected official in a not just another country but a country that's very friendly to you and to whose government you'd like to support so i think it becomes more of a political issue than a legal issue in that respect one has to ask us do you think that the government would accept him if he did in fact when i don't know that the government has a choice but to accept elected representatives ok one of the things that i do want to point out is that under the australian parliament members of the australian parliament actually don't have legal immunity within the country itself so we also know that australia and the us are very close in ties obviously australia

a huge ecuadorian population, for example, in the capital, madrid. there will be a lot of people who will show a huge interest in what has happened, especially because this is the first time a pope has resigned like this. it will be a massive story. it already is. it is running all across the media. no official reaction from the official catholic church in spain as of yet. but some commentators we have seen on spanish television talking about how momentous the decision is and sort of hinting at some kind of praise really, saying this is magnanimous or using that kind of language. that is sort of the initial election we're getting out through the spanish media. >> thank you very much. that word humble has been used. in the basis of this analysis -- the right thing to do. there may be more sympathy for him. >> he is a very frail person anyway, being 85. the thing is, he has never been -- outside people did not quite warm up to him. now there is like an open door about who will be the new pope and possibly, depending on what the result is, there might b

if you learn a million cheech reports from the ecuadorian capital peter. it's been an easy victory for referer career. voters praise him for the massive social spending programs he rounds despite the global financial crisis but this isn't the only thing that makes korea stand out as a leader in the international arena he has taken a firm stance against a strong u.s. influence in south america tensions reached boiling point in two thousand and eleven when he accused washington of meddling into the country's internal affairs and expelled its u.s. ambassador to korea refers to we kill its cable as a proof of american has made it to the release force this came just six months after the country was shaken by an attempted coup by police officers who blockaded perea in a hospital and occupied the national parliament last year the president entered the us even more by granting asylum to the world's most famous whistleblower julian assange who is wanted in the states for the release of classified on diplomatic cables songes now residing in ecuador is london embassy

for julian a son of the weekend league's mastermind will continue to stay under the wing of the ecuadorian president rafael correa now blown away by the opposition to win me election. and to you k. chanting run to the streets of madrid as our drage iberia airlines workers protest against job cuts by the british parent company. the unsettled egyptian town of course are you going to hold indulged in a new belt of protest over the death sentences handed down to football of friends up a loss is fatal rise. to a zero. all the way from the russian capital you're watching r g a y with me to one would say it's good to have you company the smith day gillian as sons can breathe a sigh of relief after a key ally of president rafael correa easily won reelection in ecuador a songes currently under the country's diplomatic shield in london and is expected to be afforded protection for another four years as archie's yelena million cheech reports. it's been an easy victory for referer career. voters praise him for the massive social spending programs he laos despite the global financial crisis but this is

under the wing of ecuadorian president. to trounce the opposition to win reelection. and to. the streets of. protest against job cuts. and the death sentences handed down to. riots. and much more on kerry. couldn't. breathe a sigh of relief. easily won reelection in ecuador and is currently under the country's diplomatic shield in london is expected to be afforded protection for another four years. reports. it's been an easy victory for referer korea. voters praise him for the massive social spending programs he allows despite the global financial crisis but this isn't the only thing that makes korea stand out as a leader in the international arena he has taken a firm stance against the strong u.s. influence in south america tensions reached boiling point in two thousand and eleven when he accused washington of meddling into the country's internal affairs and expelled its u.s. ambassador career referred to wiki leaks cable as a proof of america infiltrated police force this came just six months after the country was shaken by an attempted coup by a police officer who blockade

sixty percent of the vote and the fate of whistleblower julian assange will still hold up in the ecuadorian embassy in london hangs on the election outcome and then reports. as voters have to prove their president rafael correa looks set to win a third term in office according to the latest who's the left wing economist the heart of the seven other presidential candidates with approximately sixty percent of people backing the incumbent his closest challenger is the right wing with twenty percent after promising lower taxes for job creating companies one person who is especially interested in the outcome of sunday's elections is julian assange the founder of wiki leaks whose fate in some way depends on the results last year after there was involved in the center of been the international dispute allow the whistleblower to take refuge in its embassy in london where he had fled to avoid being sent to sweden for question over accusations of sexual assault fearing that upon his sweden he could immediately be sent to the united states where he says he made face the death penalty request political

good news for julian assange the wiki leaks mastermind will continue to stay under the wing of ecuadorian president rafael correa the opposition to win reelection. to u.k. chanting walks the streets of madrid as outraged. as protest against job cuts on the merger with british airways. and settled egyptian town of port side grinds to a halt in the new bout of unrest and the death sentences handed down to. fatal riots. from moscow twenty four hours a day. can breathe a sigh of relief after president rafael correa easily won reelection in ecuador. currently under the country's diplomatic shield in london and is expected to be afforded protection for another four years. before. it's been an easy victory for referer career. voters praise him for the massive social spending programs we feel around despite the global financial crisis but this isn't the only thing that makes korea stand out as a leader in the international arena he is thinking of a firm stance against the stronger simply in south america tensions reached boiling point in two thousand and eleven when he accused washington of meddl

by submitting an application to enroll in elections despite still being holed up deep inside the ecuadorian embassy in london we've got all those details on the website. but also the world's second most powerful ice hockey league looks set to expand towards the mediterranean and they soon even included a team from basically find out which european cities are in line to join the k h l that's just a click away at odds. the u.n. says mali risks being dragged into further violence and reprisal killings fresh allegations of atrocities in the embattled west african country have emerged and this of course following the rapid advance of french intervention forces the green helping of the un allowed to government of mali reclaim cities captured by islamic militants journalist gonzalo one shot reports for aunty. you got him money yes but if you got a. united nations already describes the situation in mali is a disaster the u.n. human rights commission says the country's caught in a spiral of violence fraught with grievous consequences the situation has been made worse in the wake of roche's fighting

rooting for him is the world's most famous whistleblower joining the sons who still holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london after korea granted him asylum there. are reports. as voters have to prove their president rafael correa looks set to win a third term in office according to the latest who's the left wing economist the heart of the seven other presidential candidates with approximately sixty percent of people backing the incumbent one person who is especially interested in the outcome of sunday's elections julian assange the founder of wiki leaks whose fate in some way depends on the results last year after there was embroiled in the center of an international dispute allow the whistleblower to take refuge in its embassy in london where he had fled to avoid being sent to sweden for question over accusations of sexual assault fearing that upon his to sweden he could be done immediately be sent to the united states where he says he made plays the death penalty the son's request political asylum from ecuador earlier in two thousand and twelve korea future t.v. show the world tomorrow b

ecuadorians heading to the polls in a presidential election with incumbent referred her to keep his job one man who's most probably rooting for him that of course is the world's most famous whistleblower julian a son she still holed up in ecuador an embassy in london after korea granted him asylum there let's get some live thoughts on this from political analyst joining us on the line from one is there is a do another see tonight is expected to win this thing and beat the seven opposition challengers to one of those coveted stand that is being able to unite all of the opposition make the opposition more effective maybe or not. very unlike any way president or a focal career is marked to win in the first rounds and probably will be no second round if a second round or two arise that is always dangerous because even though the opposition parties might to test each other they often come together against a common enemy which in this case would be a second round against president correa but it seems that all surveys show that he will get between forty eight and sixty percent of the vote the

rooting for him is the world's most famous whistleblower joining the son who still holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london after korea granted him asylum there are. reports. as voters have to prove their president rafael correa looks set to win a third term in office according to the latest who's the left wing economist at the heart of the seven other presidential candidates with approximately sixty percent of people backing the incumbent one person who is especially interested in the outcome of sunday's elections julian assange the founder of wiki leaks whose fate in some way depends on the results last year after there was involved in the center of the international dispute allow the whistleblower to take refuge in its embassy in london where he had fled to avoid being sent to sweden for question over accusations of sexual assault fearing that upon his execution to sweden he could immediately be sent to the united states where he says he maintains the death penalty request political asylum from ecuador earlier in two thousand and twelve korea future t.v. show the world tomorrow that ai

by submitting an application to enroll in the elections this despite being holed up inside the ecuadorian embassy in london have all the details on our website. is the. thousands of taken to the streets of dresden to protest against a march held down by far right extremists it marks the anniversary of the allied bombing of the city in eastern germany georgina cyclo see from the european network against racism says the debt crisis is one of the reasons is growing strength across europe. if she were worrying phenomenon because it is the mission as we are not only in germany but you know other european countries as well there is an increasing popularity of these rights movements and even they're not really for instance obviously economic crisis is exacerbate. tensions and due to loss of jobs exception but at the same time i mean it's been the. have been rising since before the economic crisis so it's really difficult to pinpoint one but what's really important is that governments and politicians really take a clear starts against the ideas promoted by. really promote a message that unites in

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