rejected despite underlying problems that haven't gone away maclin macor say the e.u. works. after a very long session we have reached a good conclusion and i am very happy about that therefore. europe has shown that it is prepared to take new paths in what is a very special situation i believe that is necessary extraordinary events and in this case that's the pandemic that has reached us all demand extraordinary new methods what. the whole thing may have been close. says the deal they reached will help all 27 e.u. nations just recovered i'm convinced that this plan this budget will respond to the health economic and social challenges we are all facing in our countries. it was a long fight 4 days of negotiations brought significant divisions to light but the deal stands and now everyone can go home. for more perspective on the story we have spend your gold with us he's a member of the european parliament and the speaker of the german green delegation mr gold thank you for joining us i 1st of all want to get your perspective on this agreement who do you think were the big winn

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nobody knows just how wide and how deep this economic recession could be and many is saying that as maclin is pledging to plow ahead with quantrill herschel reforms such as the pension reform the next 2 years of his presidency could be even more explosive than the 1st 3 years and that would be saying something. spain's catalonia regions in legal trouble with madrid again after imposing local lockdowns this time 160000 households because of a covert spike a judge says it wasn't humble properly but nonetheless the president has a bone to defy the ruling and go ahead anyway to prevent corona virus from spreading further which would have many of us not going to let us know what we do not agree with this decision we will not accept it i will freeze the consequences of this refusal because i cannot put the health of people in danger or anywhere else in catalonia. tougher sanctions were imposed earlier this month the air has been largely sealed off with police checkpoints in place of residence have also been ordered to stay at home unless they're essential workers or indeed they need to visit a d

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another thing that's going to be slightly unusual this bastille day is the fact that maclin is due to give an address to the country he's refused to do that in previous years gone by but some say this is an attempt by him to gain brownie points to maybe shave away that aloof image that has dogged him throughout his presidency and it comes as he's in a bit of a tight spot not only have opinion polls showing that he's a bit down in the dumps in regards to those but he's also seen members of his own party on the move not only defect or other parties but also move way in create their own parties so it's been a very difficult time for him and that of course comes on top of the fact that france is expected. to go into its worst recession since world war 2 thousands and thousands of jobs expected to be culled in fact we've already had many announcements like the thousands of jobs that have to go in airbus one of the key sectors here in france the government has pledged to minimize the economic impact of 19 but the reality is nobody knows quite how deep and how widespread the economic impact

more protest leaders were detained security forces raided the headquarters of the influential cleric maclin was part of the opposition alliance and the opposition is demanding the president steps down for failing to end the violence by armed groups and to revive the economy at least 4 people died and 50 others were injured in clashes on friday lived also an intentional we've done i mean it is you know intention to quickly put in place an executive to restore order in our country and reflect on challenges we face and that will be viewed in all of our countries vital forces from people demanding the president able him because he should step down. not just a moment repression reinforces our determination and we will continue with our watch until the end of the regime if i became a which today is a cancer from ali mohamed salama is a freelance journalist based in mali he gave us this update on what's happening in the capital. right now in mccool city shown. and turns because of the protests. in some districts of insight about record. around 60 percent have been arrested and looting the last lit