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behind me about four blocks from here it is filling up with people dressed in green wearing green kerchiefs green faces green wigs everything you can think of that is the color of the pro-abortion rights movement and there are thousands and thousands of them out here hoping to influence that vote but it looks unfortunately for them like it's going to go against them we know that thirty seven out of the seventy two senators have already publicly expressed their intention of voting against this bill and that means that they have at least two votes more than what they need unless there is a last minute change of heart lauren and most of the want to significance across latin america. this is extremely important and it's a real it's a wave across the region this is probably the one of the last regions certainly in the western hemisphere that where feminism has taken hold it's a male chauvinist pig region as we all know and femicide have gone up dramatically in the last couple of decades and along with social networks women especially younger women have become far more active and much more aggressive about demandi

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avenue that is filled as you may see with people wearing green their hair is green their faces are painted green and of course they're wearing green courtships which represent the pro-abortion rights movement here in argentina about two blocks to my right there are people wearing blue they represent to those who are against it and the congress building where the senators are debating at this hour whether or not to approve this controversial bill is directly behind me joining me to talk about the importance of the debate and of the vote is my dear lebed skee she is the executive director of amnesty international here in argentina my good thank you for joining us first i'd like to ask you why is this such a divisive and at the same time such an important issue for arjen times well first of all abortion argentina is the first course of time on mortality so can we have a high level off plan the spine of your son and thirds of course is the way to advance in the woman's right to tim i'm forever honesty is the depth of i was democracy yet from what we're hearing it looks like the senate unlike the lower house of call which is going to v

get away from the man in the green t—shirt but the man in the green t—shirt was the main aggressor. thejury the green t—shirt was the main aggressor. the jury has the greenjury has been shouldered a range of angles of cctv body camera footage of another police officer who arrested ben stokes that night, she described him as completely compliant, calm. when she told him there was a man nearby who was covered in blood and she asked him what was going on and whether ben stokes had been involved in this, he said he'd been trying to help out because his two gay friends had been insulted and that he was trying to help out on their behalf. more of that was said in a statement from ben stokes given to police at the time and which was read to the jury the time and which was read to the jury this afternoon. in it ben stokes said two men were giving nasty homophobic language to a gay couple on the streets of bristol, and he stepped in to try to stop that. he said that these two men, he claimed, had bottles in their hand and so he said he acted in self defence. he said he was afraid. ben stokes, 27, ryan ali, 28, ryan hale, 27, all three hour charge with a freight,

what does a green paper do, how will it change my life, this green paper being published? the green paper being published? the green paper being published? the greenal care says that by 2023, because of the long—term plan for the nhs, it will receive £20 billion a year more than it currently does. and i know the numbers, it is easy in this position to pick them out and say, look, it is or isn't enough, we can go back and forth. there is only so much money. that is the problem that the social care and health—care system is facing. if thatis health—care system is facing. if that is how much money there is, what more can you ask for? well i think we have got to rear portion some of the money and we have to realise one of the challenges of the 21st century is long—term conditions of. we cannot have a situation where we constantly pour money into the nhs but don't support social care. we saw last winter the issue around delayed discharge and that was around the fa ct discharge and that was around the fact that there wasn't a social care provision together to take people out of hospital and give them support services in the community. sort we have got t