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and in fact the ruling conservative party the new democracy party played a very crucial row in prosecuting. golden dawn on it now falls upon its party leader. to see how he will distance himself from far right elements that have been absorbed by this to right party tell us a little bit more about the protests that we have seen outside of the courthouse. well you know there was a very very strong presence of about 15000 protesters who showed up from across the political spectrum from conservatives to far leftist anti fascist supporters who spilled out onto the streets to wait for this verdict in there was a huge round of a thundering applause when the verdicts started trickling out but some point i think venting their anger frustration many of the lastest vented their anger onto the authorities and eventually did too and many of the protesters were forced to flee inside streets or just at the sight of the protest altogether but of course these these protests unfortunately these protests have not spread but authorities 2000 police officers on the street alone remain on alert and on the stree

new hampshire does democracy better than any other state. >> reporter: dan feltes is a progressive who worked on, justice reform indicating healthcare coverage. when it comes to dealing with chloroquine for he says he will not lose focus on solutions that help working-class families. we evaluated all legally qualified candidates and selected those considered most newsworthy to participate in this debate. candidates will get one minute to answer questions, 30-second rebuttals will be allowed at moderators description. we think candidates for joining us in the opening question is about the covid-19 pandemic. it does first to you, we're 7 months into this pandemic. thanksgiving is 5 months away. is it safe to say the connection is more important to people than it has ever been. the realities we are seeing cases of covid-19 every day and

news. democracy in action in chile any time of covid.f the moon than previously thought. hidden pockets of ice might cover the surface , might cover the surface, patches that may have gone without any sunlight for billions of years. the discovery could be a boost for plans to build a permanent base on the moon, as our science correspondent victoria gill explains. we're right where we wanted to be for station two. it looks like a great place. half a century since humans set foot on its surface, we've mapped every boulder and crater. but a series of discoveries that nasa revealed today have shown that the moon's surface has been hiding an abundant supply of water. one of the discoveries comes from a telescope onboard a modified boeing 747. by flying above 99% of the earth's atmosphere, it has a clearer view of the solar system. it picked up the telltale signature of water molecules on the lunar surface. in another simultaneously published discovery, researchers mapped shadowed areas called cold traps, where frozen water might be stored per

foundation; and the farvue foundation. 10/26/20 10/26/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> she told me the doctor stuck her hand on her private parts, mr. speaker. i am told one woman has been bleeding for more than two weeks. let's shut down this center. let's arrest the doctors and anybody that was involved in perpetrating this crime. amy: at least 19 immigrant women have now come forward to allege

. >> new hampshire does democracy better than any other state. >> democratic senator dan felt, is worked on criminal justice reform and coverage, when it comes to dealing with covid-19 he says he will not lose focus on solutions, rather than help working class families. >> our news nine evaluated all legally qualified candidates, and selected those considered mostly newsworthy, according to a subjective criteria to participate in this debate. the candidates will get one minute answer questions tonight, 32nd rebuttals will be allowed, at the moderators discretion. and we want to thank both candidates for joining us tonight. the opening question is about the covid-19 pandemic, it goes first to you senator feltes. we are seven months into this pandemic, thanksgiving is a little bit more than five weeks away, it is fair to say if that the sense of connection is more important to people than it ever husband. but the reality is, we are still seeing cases of covid, every day, and rising numbers across the country. how do you lead as the end of this year, as we know they want

happening now but i agree there are issues with the legal document form 2 i thought we were a new democracy and we are learning the form of. election monitors say people in poll rule communities are particularly vulnerable to accepting bribes for votes form 2 is illegal lupo the levels of voter to change the precincts in which he or she casts a ballot it means parties who feel they may lack support in a given area offer transport and money to voters if they agree to be moved and vote for them. it's estimated around half a 1000000 people have been moved from their precincts to vote. in likely outcome of the vote is tilting in the savor of pro-government parties but then. there's always the possibility that even those. half a 1000000 people or many many many among them are still able to vote independently when they enter the voting booth. the reform party does use rafa's singing and she government songs to rally support reform aims to attract young voters tired of what analysts say has been decades of economic mismanagement and poor job opportunities we're not happy with what what is happenin

of a new term people we are really hopeful with a lot of this change in stool read drought and new democracy and you can. see it but can a constitution do that it you list was so long that you actually started to smile because you know it was a really long list of what you needed changed in july a can of referendum on a new constitution cannot cannot give you everything that you want i think if the 3rd step is the 1st step to pushing in the system well it's not the last me i believe a lot in the people in the seat affairs more than any political parties i thing they say we are a friend are we have people not related sorry to a political party of right and i knew it and advanced but. not very last stop. it doesn't mean crossed there is our problem are going to buy you that he was a player. and i really would love you to listen to trey's or because theresa she cheap bases her hope on. the history of chile that perhaps this referendum could be a milestone in chinese history and 7 isn't too easy. these protests were dangerous and violent place is not because of the protesters but because of the

democracy and development must go on. kyrgyzstan. in the french archipelago of new caledonia ave seen whether or not to become independent from france it's the 2nd time in so many years that voters have been asked to weigh in in the last referendum just over 56 percent of the voters were opposed to independence this is the final step in a process which began 30 years ago if photos cheers independence in caledonia will become its own state after an equate period of transition. still ahead on al-jazeera with temperatures rising people are rushing back to brazil's beaches in defiance of crime device restrictions. and we'll look at the efforts to revitalize and preserve the philippines capital. how it is looking pretty cool wet and windy across much of europe at the moment area of low pressure welling away across that western side of europe with bags of cloud of gray running in the cross a good part of the continent in the process heaviest rainfall still looking lot it to be up towards the northwest afonso them as available some very heavy rain recently moving across th

today, the great people of sudan are in charge, new democracy is taking root. the two people i just mentioned are highly respected leaders. the sudanese transitional government has demonstrated its commitment to combating terrorism, creating market economy, and developing the democratic institution that is -- that isday's deal becoming. today's deal marks a pivotal turning point incident's history -- in sudan's history. this is one of the great days in the history of sudan. this is a great deal for israel and sudan, who for decades has been at a state of war with israel. they have been in a state of war and boycotted israeli goods. today's peace agreement will enhance israel's security and put an end to this long isolation from the world because of what was taking place. it will unlock new opportunities for trade and commerce, education, research, and cooperation and friendship of both peoples. i want to thank the leaders of sudan. thank you very much for being with us. of course, benjamin for the incredible work that you do constantly. we have had a tremendous

and you know, you at home, you can be part of it all with the fox news democracy 2020 live experienceur phone, scan the qr code on the bottom of the screen and do that old thing and you can get instant analysis and fact checking while you're watching the debate. man oh, man we've got some fancy, zippy gizmos at fox news channel to get everyone involved. arthel: that's exactly what they're called, fancy, zippy gismos. that debate is going to be really important, also i think very fascinating to watch. i'll definitely be tuning in for that. in the meantime, we're going to keep you updated on president trump health which is very important for everyone to keep him in good positive thoughts, i'll say. and in the meantime, eric, that's it for us. but stick around because sunday morning futures is up next. thanks so much for watching. ♪ mariamaria: good sunday mornin, everyone. welcome to sunday morning futures. i'm maria bartiromo. it is the powerful image that is sure to be a marker of the unprecedented moment in american of the, the president united states can be seen displaying tremendou

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yannis mahal a case is a journalist but in 2011 was spokesman for the greek new democracy party he thenbecame minister of interior for the rightwing government formed by at the nice time i asked him 2012. in the same year the government's minimum holding percentage in the 2 largest water companies was abolished by law paving the way for their complete privatization. thought if you tickle bees in the quarter but. that of them will not be your there to. pick up the most of it made perfect but it was butt out. then let me give you up every bit of houston. with a main. disk if you know that and they can you put it. after nikolay the school no of us accuser you can of us that it was because of the people and i'm still curious if you look at enough to come out as an analytical daucus and go to the board in making all the measures the so says it is you know that i live in the superdome is a political. facility keys water supplier is a profitable public company that provides cheap watchers to over half a 1000000 households 5.46 percent of it already belongs to the french multinational . or the

and we will bring some of central europe's new democracies into nato so they will never question their own freedom in the future. we're at record levels. in the next four years we have to break down more barriers to them reaching out to latin america, africa, and other countries in asia. making sure our workers, our products, the world's finest, have the benefit of free and fair trade. in the last four years we have frozen north korea's nuclear program and i'm proud to say that tonight there is not a single russian nuclear missile pointed at an american child. now we must enforce without delay nuclear arsons, banish poison gas. and ban pneumonia lar tests once and for all. [ applause ] . we have made investments, new investments, in our most important defense asset our magnificent men and women in uniform. by the year of 2000, we also will have increased funding to modernize our weapon systems. we will keep the best fighting force in the entire world. we are developing a sensible national missile defense but we must not, not now, not by the year 2000, squander $60 billion in on an inef

bbqww democracynow.org 10/15/20 10/15/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from newyork, this is democracy now! as the united states reports nearly 60,000 new coronavirus cases -- the highest daily toll since august -- the trump administration has reportedly adopted a policy o of herd immunity. deliberately letting the virus infect much of the u.s. population. this comes despite warnings from the world health o organization. >>

come alive from paris -- stilqéaawc÷é÷é÷éddddd" 0 10/08/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from newis is democracy now! periscope the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country. vice pres. pence: what i want the to know, from the very first day, president donald trump has put the help of america first. by two plexigl

most importantly, in new and emerging democracies. this initiative has led to the formation of debates international, a support network of debate organizers from nearly 40 countries. i wanted to recognize the commission's longest thinning supporter. the judyast 32 years, blum kovler foundation to theen its trust nonpartisan association and we are deeply grateful. ms. welker: good evening from belmont university in nashville, tennessee. i am kristen welker, and i welcome you to the 2020 residential debate between president trump and former vice president joe biden. tonight's debate is sponsored by the commission on presidential debates, and conducted under health and safety protocols. the audience in the hall has promised to remain silent. no cheers, boos, or other interruptions -- except for right now as we welcome to the stage former vice president joe biden, and president donald j. trump. [applause]

amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> perhaps senator perdue would have been able to respond properly to the covid-19 pandemic if you had not been sending off multiple deral investigations for insider trading. not just that you are a crook, senator. it is that you are attacking the health of the people they represent. amy: as the 2020 campaign enters

amy: from new york, this is democracy now!i moved to indefinitely postpone the nomination of amy coney barrett to be an associate justice of the united states supreme court. rush sham process is a disservice to our committee. amy: senate republicans are continuing to rush ahead with confirming supreme court justice

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and we will bring some of central europe's new democracies into nato so that they will never questionir own freedom in the future. [ applause ] our american exports are at record levels. in the next four years, we have to break down even more barriers to them, reaching out to latin america, to africa, to other countries in asia, making sure that our workers and our products, the world's finest, have the benefit of free and fair trade. [ applause ] in the last four years, we have frozen north korea's nuclear weapons program. and i am proud to say that tonight there is not a single russian nuclear missile pointed at an american child. [ cheers and applause ] now we must enforce and ratify without delay measures that further reduce nuclear arsenals, banish poison gas, and ban nuclear tests once and for all. [ cheers and applause ] we have made investments, new investments, in our most important defense asset, our magnificent men and women in uniform. by the year 2000, we also will have increased funding to modernize our weapons systems by 40%. these commitments will make sure that our mi

all right let's bring in our guests in new york amy slip of wits is research manager at freedom house and co-author of the report democracy under lockdown in new delhi kavita krishnan is secretary of the all india progressive women's association and author of fearless freedom and in kiev eve our dollar is senior policy adviser at norwegian helsinki committee welcome to the program amy let me start with you this decline in democracy around the world that is being highlighted in your reporting this is something that started happening long before the code 19 pandemic correct that's right freedom house also produces an annual publication called freedom in the world and it looks at every country and its political rights and civil liberties so the way it has found is that over the past 14 years global trade ads have been into kind of code that 19 is an exacerbation of this trend give it to report sites specifically the indian government as a government that is scapegoating marginalized groups the report talks about how india's muslims were labeled as super spreaders of covert 19 and subjected to a hate campaign how bad is the s

surveillance such spatial recognize facial recognition until we know how these new technologies really us chaps human rights and democracy any new surveillance programs are encoding 1000 also in each strip safeguards we need to prove 1st that there you have fact even limited disease spread and then it public expert public health experts agree that they are we need to ensure that data is deleted after the pandemic there's independent oversight and also that any program is transparent and that's really the only way and it's going to take collective global action to ensure that the pandemic doesn't create a long term deterioration and internet freedom of the human rights of privacy and great expression and the funk there from freedom house joining us in new york thank you so much. thanks for having me. and sometimes even the experts don't agree head that's making it harder for us laymen to grasp complex issues luckily we have our very own scientific correspondent to turn to time to ask derek. what are the risks of the focused protection approach on it out in the great barrington declaration. since the very earliest days of

lawless is happening now but i agree that issues with a legal document form 2 i thought we were a new democracy and we are learning a foreign. election monitors say people in poor rule communities are particularly vulnerable to accepting bribes for votes form 2 is illegal lupo the low levels of voter to change the precincts in which he or she casts a ballot it means parties who feel they may lack support in a given area offer transport and money to voters if they agree to be moved and vote for them. it's estimated around hof a 1000000 people have been moved from their precincts to vote. the likely outcome of the vote is tilting in favor of pro-government parties but then. there's always that possibility that even those. half a 1000000 people or many many many among them are still able to vote independently when they enter the voting booth. the reform party has used rappers singing and she government songs to rally support reform aims to attract young voters tired of what analysts say has been decades of economic mismanagement and poor job opportunities were not happy with what what is happening

this left-wing 10/19/20 10/19/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. trump: you have to get your governor to open up your state, ok? >> lock her up1 all up.ump: lock them amy: president trump calls for the locking up of michigan's democratic governor gretchen whitmer justays aftethe rest of men

watch this exclusiveÑñÑçwÑññqc >> 10/01/20 10/01/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from newmocracy now! -- mohammed bin salman, rolled out the red carp for thicar. w one of eoggi dissentingoices. he kw what the stakes were. >> he was publishing articles that wercritical of the udi reme. >> that could not be tol

10/22/20 10/22/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> we want justice! >> we want justice! we want justice! nigeria!l of amy: mass protests against police brutality are continuing in nigeria after security forces shot and killed at least 12 peaceful protesters in lagos on tuesday. we will go to nigeria for the latest. then as fighting continues in the south caucasus between armenia and azerbaijan we will look at the conflict which has already killed over 700 people. cooks to put an end of the war -- controlledre by the major powers that is russia and also the u.s. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. the confirmed u.s. death toll from covid-19 has topped 222,000 as a new report by columbia university researchers blted the trump administration over its disastrous handling of the pandemic. the reports authors write -- "we estimate that at least 130,000 deaths and perhaps as many as 210,000 could have been avoided with earlier pol

news ahead. you are watching france 24. ♪ 10/23/20 10/23/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] m new york, this is democracy now! mr. biden: there is not another serious scientist in the world who thinks it will be over soon. pres. trump: we are learning to live with it. mr. biden: come on, we are dying with that. amy: as the u.s. death toll from covid-19 tops 223,000, president trump and former vice president joe biden sparred in the second and final debate of the 2020 campaign over the trump

put our country on a path of a true democracy and peace shows big contrast be very sick so they have what wage this war also into 2 trips to try to anything. that the new point democracy affirming and yes it is vital for our existence otherwise your team wouldn't have dared to come to the south caucasus again. a 100 years nature given the context of the our long general strike at helping the 90000 people she eats fans out of the south caucasus knowing that there is genocide in its own past to be addressed so why has it come to the south caucasus again well president lee have his declared turkey must be part of any future talks i'm just finally and briefly going to ask you and we have by the direction back to the london on the show is people around the world probably know about the from kim kardashian who has been tweeting in support of armenia what about reports that she has close ties to jared . what are you hearing from the united states administration about what side the u.s. is going to take in this battle when it's exactly because of the genocide of 950 and i mean yes are spread all over the entire globe and of course there are many prominent arme

news. and thank you for watching live from paris. ♪ 10/22/20 10/22/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] rom new york, this is democracy now! >> we want justice! >> we want justice! we want justice! nigeria!l of amy: mass protests against police brutality are continuing in nigeria after security forces

most importantly, in new and emerging democracies. this initiative has led to the formation of debates international, support network of debate organizers for nearly 40 countries. i wanted to recognize the commission's longest standing for the past 32 years, the judy and peter blum -- judy and peter blum colbert foundation. we are deeply grateful for their generous contribution to this year's debate. distinct my honor to introduce the president of beaumont university, bob fisher. thank you. [applause] you.ank good evening, everyone. tonight is the night to celebrate america. but if you are beaumont, it is in it to express gratitude and thankfulness for all that's been done and the opportunities we have been given. i want to thank the commission for their support, janet brown, the cochairs, thank you so much. it is one thing to be a partner when times are easy. it's amazing, when times get tough, that is one real partnerships are born and stick. this has been a bonding experience. thank you so much that the health care,o hca they are t

. ♪ qéaawcaiog÷é÷éddddddh@"@"" 10/07/20 10/07/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amamy: from newis is democracy y now! do tonow know what to mitigate t the spread of this vy infectious disease, and he is not only not doing those things, he is actively advocating against them still and continuing to claim that it is jujust going to disappear, still some kind of h u

10/20/20 10/20/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> bolivia will once again be shrouded an economic growth like we had. this is the only political movement, the movement toward socialism. the political instrument for sovereignty for the people that has a vision for the country, is a program. that is why we won easily. amy: former bolivian president pledges -- evo morales pledges to return to bolivia after his socialist mas party won sunday's election in the first vote since morales was ousted in a coup 11 months ago. morales' handpicked successor luis acre won sunday's election outright, avoiding a runoff. we will go to bolivia for the latest. then as early voting begins today in wisconsnsin, we will lk at the increase ofof voter suppression during the pandemic. difficult fort so people to votete here. just asking too much for people to come out with the virus going on. >> it t was a major elelection n the mile of f a pandemic. therere been more confusion aroundnd what isis allowed. >>>> it was difffficu

visit ncicap.org] 10/29/20 10/29/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from newk, this is democracy now! party ispublican desperate. voter suppression is serving strategy. that way they want to carry out voter suppression is by packing the courts, in particular the supreme court, so they uphold suppression and install donald trump for second term. amy: a record shattering 76 million people have voted in the

more to come live from paris. 10/21/20 10/21/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> antitrust laws and strong antitrust laws are central for freedom and for a thriving economy. the highly concentrated big tech marketplaces in the existing abuses of big tech enabled other dominant positions poses a major democratic threat. amy: the department of justice and 11 states have filed a major antitrust lawsuit against google

10/28/20 10/28/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new rk, this is democracy now! >> his wife come his children, his family should have him here right now. you should still be here right now. when you call for help, you should get help, not execution. amy: hundreds took to the streets for second night tuesday to protest the police killing of walter wallace, jr., a 27-year-old black man who was shot and killed by two philadelphia police officers in front of his mother while he was having a mental health crisis. the national guard has been ordered into the streets. we will go to philadelphia to speak with professor marc lamont hill about the police killing and president trump's call to -- four poll watchers to pennsylvania. is the president sanctioning voter intimidation? then we go to chile, where voters have overwhelming approved rewriting chile's pinochet dictatorship-era constitution following a year of mass protests. >> this is the beginning and the end. we are giving birth to a new constitution and leaving behind the constitution of p