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chad's main opposition candidate seleka sabo is withdrawing from the upcoming presidential election on sunday and other opposition candidates former rebel leader yeah general bet she said the presidential guards killed his family members in a raids on his home. listen 24 hours after violent days since its military coup prosecutors have filed 2 new criminal charges against supposed leader aung san suu kyi she appears as a hearing and code through video link across major cities security forces are increasing their crackdown on protesters but people remain defiant scott honda reports. messages for general men on lang the morning after his security forces gunned down protesters on the streets of yangon sunday was the bloodiest day since the february 1st coup in myanmar and the weeks of protests that have followed. but that did not keep them inside on monday. the police and military forces quickly advancing in yangon firing tear gas at the gathering protesters sending them running. in the early hours of the coup last month civilian leader aung sang suu kyi was detained in naperville along w

wanting to dig a little deeper into how it is affecting global supply chains, elias sabo, ceo of codius now. they were supply chain problems during covid, and now you have the suez canal. are you experiencing any of this within your business is the u.s. now? elias: good morning. good to see you guys. on the supply side, we have been dealing with this now for a number of months. we started to emerge out of the pandemic, and as economic growth started to pick back up, what we have seen is some of the idle capacity broadly in the global economy has created quite a bit of supply constraint. in particular, as we came into 2021, i would say the shipping issues and what is happening in the ports has been quite troublesome. we saw first with big delays, i live out in california, and you see a number of ships just out in the port of los angeles waiting to be unloaded. now you have the issue with the suez canal. all of this has really created some big supply constraints, and as i have said for six months, we are not demand constrained at all. we see demand growing well above expectations. but t

for animals to go to chew lower sabo will be blocked and that will be a big problem but it will also cause a big human wildlife conflict because they'll try to pass through routes inhabited by people. and this is why we must bring our land together to create that corridor . and there have been reports that the fence has already been damaged by animals 3 times in the past month and if there are no more animals to see in the national park the tourists will also stay away and many people will lose their jobs. well it's cuba's best known export and rolled cigars last year the cuban cigar industry struggled under the weight of the crowbars pandemic u.s. sanctions and bad weather strong demand from abroad helped save the industry from collapse. young is tending to bacco plants that will be made into cuba's famous handled cigars the farmer has struggled like the rest of the cuban cigar industry with the economic fallout of the pandemic u.s. sanctions on cuba have also made it hard to secure diesel fuel and fertilizers and unusually wet weather last year didn't help but garcia is hopeful thi