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one of the largest armed groups in southeast asia the moro islamic liberation front is still pinning its hopes on a peace deal with the philippine government this should behave the way for its more than thirty thousand fighters to finally lay down their weapons. all the things so we will work with government civilian leaders and muslim leaders here and they are with us they are on board with us to stop the spread of violence. it is almost sixty now and says he cannot remember a time with peace in his homeland this is why he cannot lay down his weapons. despite the government's effort to go after the illegal guns trade. dogon al jazeera line of those source southern philippines. now to me amala state media is reporting that the government is to harvest rice from abandoned farmland left fake and by range of families in northern rakhine state the government says it will start harvesting more than seventy thousand acres in mound daw now that's a positive record and state that was hardest hit in a military crackdown against the regime which started in august let's go live to our correspon

one of the largest armed groups in southeast asia the moro islamic liberation front is still pinning its hopes on a peace deal with the philippine government this should be paved the way for its more than thirty thousand fighters to finally lay down their weapons. because of all the things so we will work with the government civilian leaders and muslim leaders here and they are with us they are on board with us to stop the spread of violence. is almost sixty now and says he cannot remember a time with peace in his homeland this is why he cannot lay down his weapons. despite the government's effort to go after the illegal guns trade. dogon al jazeera line of those source southern philippines there's been violence between police and protesters an indian administered kashmir the region has been the cause of tension between pakistan and india for decades friday's fighting comes on the seventieth anniversary of indian forces arriving in the region leave barca reports . indian police fired tear gas and stun grenades into crowds of stone throwing protesters. violence broke out after friday

able to recall men the least seen and this is a good they general saw fit to the least that's the moro islamic liberation front and they finalize their action plan and they were deleted for the recruitment and use of children thousands of children were demoralized and released from that one actor in the philippines. we also are vance quite a lot on signature of action plans were we we signed a good action plan i think that is very active with this adanis government. we also signed an action plan with the sudan people's liberation movement north the s.p.l. and north sudan which we are trying to move forward and early this year that we started that last year but early this year we've managed to sign with the movement they last a wad in mali and. just recently although this is twenty seventeen he probably will be reflected in next year's reboard we managed to sign in nigeria an action plan with the group of the civilian joint task force. i think these shows he said benefit of engage in dialogue with parties to the conflict not to give up on them and spatially to try to reach out and have

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response was ineffective and that the mainland s states of florida a d texas s had receivived far moroeupport after being struck by hurricanes than puerto rico did. leilani fafarha, the united nations special rapporteur on housing, said -- "we can't fail to note the dissimilar urgency and priority given to the emergency response in puerto rico, compared to the u.s. states affected by hurricanes in recent months." amy: t this comes as "ththe wall stre j journ" isis rortingnghe fbi isis investigating t the $30 million contract between puerto rico's electrical power company, known as prepa, and the tiny montana-based company whitefish, which is linked to interior secretary ryan zinke. that is his hometown. on sunday, under enormous pressure, puerto rico's governor ricardo rosello instructed puerto rico's power company to cancel the controversial contract with whitefish energy. well, we were there in puerto rico when that was announced. but our first stop on f friday afternoon was the roberto clemente coliseum, where san juan's mayor carmen yulin cruz and her vice mayor, rafael jaume, were

i do do not have very much moro update you with from our previous briefings, one thing in particular that has changed in the negative is our body count. that's the wrong way to say it to pay to the number of people who have died associated with this event has increased. right now we are using the number of 58. i was informed that it may be 59 of an individual that may have expired at the hospital. i do not want to give you that information, please do not press me on the number until we get further into the investigation. the number of injured, we are using the number of 515. and as you can towel as the hours go by, that number continues to increase. we have not received any additional intelligence associated with the suspect. we have completed the search warrant. i am not aware of any derogatory information that we can utilize at this point. but we have recovered items. and it will take a little while to evaluate that information. we have learned information of additional property in northern nevada, and the fbi has responded to the location. and will be serving a search warrant shor

one of the largest armed groups in southeast asia the moro islamic liberation front is still pinning its hopes on a peace deal with the philippine government this should be paved the way for its more than thirty thousand fighters to finally laid down their weapons. all the things so we will work with government civilian leaders and muslim leaders here and they are with us they are on board with us to stop the spread of violence. akamai does almost sixty now and says he cannot remember a time with peace in his homeland this is why he cannot lay down his weapons. despite the government's effort to go after the illegal guns trade. dogon al jazeera line of those source southern philippines. the number of refugees heading to greece has surged in the past two months putting a huge strain on facilities can't spell to host seven thousand refugees are now dealing with twice that number most of the refugees arriving on the island have. reports. these afghans syrians and africans are living in a tent city there isn't enough room for them in moria the government run camp on lesbos and they are v

one of the largest armed groups in southeast asia the moro islamic liberation front is still pinning its hopes on a peace deal with the philippine government this should pay the way for its more than thirty thousand fighters to finally leave down their weapons. because of all the things so we will work with the government civilian leaders and muslim leaders here and they are with us they are on board with us to stop the spread of violence . akamai does almost sixty now and says he cannot remember a time with peace in his homeland this is why he cannot lay down his weapons. despite the government's effort to go after the illegal guns trade. dogon al jazeera line of those source southern philippines there's been violence between police and protesters and the administered kashmir of the muslim majority region disputed by pakistan and india has been the cause of tension between the two countries for decades friday's fighting comes on the seventieth anniversary of indian forces arriving in the region the bulk of report. indian police fired tear gas and stun grenades into crowds of stone t

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so if there was a word like troops embarking, debarking, be there was a word like moro, which were the commercial ships carrying food and oil, she learned that the p japanese army would send out codes to say where that ship was going to be, and she learned where those particular phrases might be embedded. she learned a complicated kind of math to strip out encryption. because these were basically, they were encipheredded or encrypted messages that the japanese were sending. she learned how to do the math in her head that would enable her to strip out the encryption and get down to the original code groups x then she learned where in a message particular words might be appearing because they were very stereotyped messages that tended to be similar. when she got a message that seemed important, she would jump up from the table, and she would carry it over to a woman named miriam who was the overlapper. and this is a great part of the story, the southern story. miriam was a new yorker. so miriam had found her way to the army operation from new york city, and to the said that miriam was th

corporations as a whole paid taxes on their profits 50% moroe than individuals as a whole. what's the relationship today? for every dollar that is taken from indidividuals, corporations today contribute 25 cents. and what's the highest tax bracket? is it the 91% of the fifties and sixties? no. it's 35%. what's the lesson here? in the 1930s, the gap between rich and poor was reduced because the government took from the rich to take care of the mass of people who had been suffering in unemployment and poverty through no fault of their own. through the breakdown of the system. no sooner was the war over than the business community and the rich went to work to undo what had happened in the 1930s. to undo the high taxes on corporations and bring them down to where i just told yoyou they were,e, to undo the tax on wealthy people to bring them down to where they are today. and therein lies a lesson that it was the upsurge of a militant organized working class that overcame for a while the tendency of capitalism to polarize. but the lesson here was better learned by the business an

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