the yellow vests which helped launch the french protest movement did a news reporter i mean spoke to kuta and also and how he came up with the idea. it was really simple i was making my video and i saw the vest and i use all the time for work. i thought to myself it's highly visible we all have one in our cars because it's required by law. so why not use it as a sort of color code. just to see if people want to go out in protest. and then go. over to. why he's along and i see protests macross comes with the tax. related tax. it's not enough we should have woken up years ago we took too long to wake up and now we have to make up for the years we missed there in really way too many abuses for years and he isn't listening to us he had a program that was actually not too bad but he didn't do anything he promised. goes we'll. what are your politics. on the evidence you. me i'm not political at all. i'd like to have the right to vote on the important laws think it passed. because we don't get to give our consent. if some of them. own what we don't have a right to decide on these things. are you

even most part of the scene of kuta beach is the first time he has real contact with my grand. parents always here and there is a lot of joy to a lot of them lying about i don't know what on earth i was going to either want in there that's all i can do i meant on decision with you know i don't want to. join to go into a lot of but here i don't my trivial particularly with the man. i don't know whether it's our fault or is she the cause and people forget i don't know so we don't even have just to talk read them how can you believe in them so we with germany people here they are helping us a lot yeah. to do a job with him real quick quest all come back to new job in or similar job all in all very clear that i should give all a giallo in that there was a report when buying it in there asked him. to training camp has spittle today to warn closer to gather. all you need. just under one to a crush on the left and you know why we need. to move in less. last year when the ball down there now anyhow and there was a pretty fishy rose i'm not wrong a lot of. me. because . a man of the. bo

kuta steel company. i guess to his hangs over one of africa's biggest steel plants as an eagle flies overhead surveying the scene below for more than three decades i don't just forty one plans that include steel electricity cement and for the plants i've been idle despite the soviet era met facility being ninety five percent complete but change appears to be finally on the way we've tried to put the governance structure of the structure in place a compact on my efficient structure to enable us carry out our responsibilities i what we're sure we're doing is to ensure that there is a periodic driver on a monthly basis the parliament has pushed the legislation through to fund its completion this government is one this is a mission and how we want to roll ensure that. walks before the end of this administration it's estimated that six hundred to seven hundred million dollars would be enough to complete the project but parliament has approved one billion dollars that.

here to report from the border city of kuta.standard bellies in this in the gaze of children are telltale medical signs of hunger they're all members of the indigenous euclid tribe who left minnesota in search of food they now call home a makeshift camp just over the border in colombia. there was a huge crisis in venezuela no medicine no food for our children we had no options but to leave. she the uneasier left his land in the mountainous year for the baby car area have been hoping to find relief instead he says his tribe must face the rest mountain discrimination. in recent months some of the you have clashed with colombian police attempting to block their entry. we now resort to illegally crossing the river dividing the two countries. the lens of the u.k. are divided by the border and their legal status has never been formalized traditionally they've been free to move across at will but that's more difficult now back in two thousand. court ordered states to protect then threatened by internal conflict but the ones who have a

officer of whey technologies and is demanding an immediate release mang one jew was arrested a man kuta on saturday on suspicion of violating sanctions against iran. the lawyer for the family of an italian student tortured and killed in egypt is searching five egyptian suspects to come forward italian prosecutors say they're members of the secret service and the police and the family believes they helped the abductors giulio the genie in twenty sixteen to twenty eight year old was researching egyptian trades unions at the time a bomb attack on a police building in southern iran has reportedly killed four people it happened in the port city of ciabatta close to the border with pakistan no one has claimed responsibility separatist group has been active in the region in the past those are the headlines the news continues after we return now to witness. news. here. the first c. but difficult. especially with my family and my mother. it's time i called her and she said you know i've prayed for you. when are you coming back and you know. you know when i would do up my model they said behave t

al-jazeera report on how corruption was blocking the company's revival amid interest has gone back to the kuta steel company. a dusty he hangs over one of africa's biggest cd plans as an eagle flies overhead surveying the scene below. for more than three decades i don't just forty one plans that include steel electricity cement and footless appliance i've been idle despite the soviet era met resolutely being ninety five percent complete but change appears to be finally on the way we've tried to put the governance structure the structure in place it compact on my efficient structure to enable us carry out our responsibility and what we're sure we're doing is to ensure that there is a video of the dryer on a monthly basis the parliament has pushed the legislation through to fund its completion this government is one this is a mission and the route through a show that. walks before the end of this administration it's estimated that six hundred to seven hundred million dollars would be enough to complete the project but parliament has approved one billion dollars that has also triggered a sudden i

s are reports from the border city of kuta. standard bellies in the gaze of children are telltale medical signs of hunger they're all members of the indigenous euclid tribe. search of food they now call home a makeshift camp just over the border in colombia. there was a huge crisis in venezuela no medicine no food for our children we had no options but to leave. chief the uneasier left his land in the mountainous. area have been hoping to find relief instead he says his tribe faced the rest mountain discrimination but. in recent months some of the you have clashed with police attempting to block their entry. we now resort to illegally crossing the river dividing the two countries. the lens of the u.k. divided by the border and their legal status has never been formalized traditionally they've been free to move across at will but that's more difficult to go back in two thousand. court ordered states to protect. internal conflict but the ones who have the rived here fleeing the crisis often don't have the documents to prove their