schultz.> clear that prior to my return last april the company had lost its way. it had fallen under the dangerous influence of wall street -- >> i'm asking your question. >> sir, you do not understand. >> your testimony says your own company lost its way. it will lose its way again unless their union their -- >> senator hassan, thank you. >> in the post covid environment many, many, companies -- >> mr. schultz. >> you don't understand! >> thank you, mister chairman. i want to thank you for holding this hearing to hold reports of starbucks locations across the country. in new england alone there are 19 unionize starbucks stores. a total of 800 label practice violations have been filed by the workers union. it is absolutely critical that we hold companies accountable when they fail to comply with federal labor laws. mr. schultz, i am seriously concerned by reports that starbucks is coercing and retaliating against workers for exercising their -- own firing workers and were involved in the union

how did schultz react to the investigation?ons, schultz answered that he forgot? it's absolutely brilliant. i mean, he doesn't remember anything. he said that yes there were meetings there , something was discussed there, but he forgot everything, and that's it. as a matter of fact, the matter was simply turned off yes roman please tell me, i have a rhetorical question in general, an ordinary german layman understands that scholz is pulling the country in the pit about the american is the first. does he understand that he is a traitor in general, he accepted our friendship. our good relations with germany are the attitudes of our president of germany, he understands this, as you think you know, the fact is that the media, as a rule, they of course do not write critical information about the schols, therefore the media, as it were, influences the stream very much therefore , the layman often adheres to the point of view that state propaganda presents to him, but, nevertheless, the indignation of the rating is growing. swaying in

biden is fat, with a dick schultz should not be. he invites us to look first.rotect their wealth from damage. c was born on june 14, 1958 in lower saxony trousers his parents were gerharts, crystals worked in the textile industry father schulze he remembered his son as an ambitious child who used sarcasm in an attempt to appear witty irritated his brothers and was talking to his teacher the other day a citizen turned to me and mr. scholtz spoke. i just changed my electric oven to gas and so sad. within a few months, germany has achieved complete independence from russian gas, russian oil and russian coal. i would call this the new german speed proclaimed our new benchmark. as a seventeen-year-old high school student, scholz joined the social democratic party of germany and became a member of its youth association juzos . he also served as vice president of the international union of socialist young people and supported one of the marxist groups and criticized the aggressively imperialist nato we act for one united states and our other friends and supply there m

schultz and others be millionaires.orrupt and you are not. >> if i'm worth $8 million that's news to me. >> it's in the public records. >> you are probably look at some phoney right wing internet stuff. it ain't true. katie: joining to us react, kevin o'leary. i don't know how you feel about bernie sanders. but i love hearing the story of howard schultz when he talks about growing up in federally subsidized housing and become a billionaire in a country where you can chase the american dream and do that yourself rather than taking handledouts. >> schultz is the american dream. i support entrepreneurs. what's going on today isn't really politics anymore. it's policy. and the decision to change laws around taxing individuals that are very successful varies from state to state. what i find so fascinating because i'm watching this happen very, very quickly. post pandemic economy, this is something policy makers haven't really thought through yet. but the money which seeks the path of least resistance, investors like me are w

terry schultz. from the finish russian border and we can take a look at the broader security landscape facing finland with had a smith who's an expert in the finished security policy. welcome to d w. let's start with this fence that building 3 kilometers of offense. it will eventually be 200 kilometers on a boat of at 1300 kilometers long. what good is that going to do? why he's probably quite curious to think about it and then the middle of the forest as well. but the real issue areas do raise to go to keep it b, g 's and include those fences and when different cameras and detecting and devices and so on. and this one gives much higher in warning, given the monitoring comes responses. right? but so this 200, if it is eventually build these 200 meter long fence will give the 1300 kilometer. excuse me, this 200 kilometer long fence will give the 1300 kilometer border, much more security. it just sounds weird. a sudden lacey's, this is also something to do with the geography in the way where all those

w. brussels corresponded to terry schultz told us earlier, why the nationals fin the nationalist fins party is so popular at the moment. it's not just the anti immigrant sentiment that makes the thins party popular. they're really seen as the protest vote against the 2 other major parties. the social democrats and the coalition party. and so you don't know exactly if voters who support them now are really voting for their policies. which as i mentioned, include pulling finland out of the european union. and it remains to be seen if they can turn out voters. this is a real concern for the fins party. people may say in polling that they're there for them, but it doesn't mean that they'll turn out on election day. so really this morning, all the parties are urging their supporters to get out and cast their balance because this is so close, it could come down to a very small number of votes, t w's, terry schultz, them. well, paris is one of the most densely populated cities in europe. in recent years, the administration has opened new bike lanes and reduced parking spots to de congest. th

schultz tried to hide the fact that in plain sight only a small part of the work done work.ltz is who own, his personality changes from feeling grandiose to complete insignificance. it was called emetic schoitz because of the infusion of emetics into the esophagus. ochicha john was tortured to death, very much surprised and i can’t believe so far not one of the dead. you are a bunga deputy. don't you start the investigation precisely with your mediocrity , precisely because he is not capable of any bright steps, he is afraid of any tough opposition. eh, ordinary housingism. dolls of the heir here tomorrow at the first bank and you know that you can use mobile communication is three times cheaper? 1,200 minutes of talk time 25 gb of internet, as well as unlimited music, unlimited social media messengers and video services. order a tinkoff sim card and use mobile communications three times cheaper than tinkoff, he is such a halva that opens the door. to the world of fantastic shopping sales, any purchases will become even more pleasant with a 10-month installment plan and a ca

i think it is not at all a coincidence this happened two days after howard schultz had his ego brews in front of the senate. disch bruised in front of the senate. i don't thinit is a incidence wtsoever. i think howard schultz was trying approved as he does have power over us and this is how he could exercise it. but it is not just that. for me, it is losing my whole life. amy: to see our interview with jaysin saxton, another starbucks worker fired after organizing a union, visit democracynow.org as well as the confrontation between bernie sanders and howard schultz. finland is joining nato today in a mood that doubles nato's border with russia. finland and russia share in 800 mile border. it is a week after turkey voted to ratify the membership. turkey and hungary have yet to approve sweden as a new member of nato. the kremlin decried finland joining nato as a "assault on our security." more on this story later in the broadcast. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by juan gonzÁlez

blood donors will also be entered for an all-expenses paid three-day getaway to tour the schultz museum. as one spokesperson tells us, donated blood only lasts so long. >> blood has a short shelf life. red cells last 42 days and plasma can be frozen for up to a year so it's a constant need for blood. >> you can donate at the fremont, newark blood donation center, and the oakland blood donation center and the san francisco blood donation center, among others. they're everywhere. head to nbc bay area.com for a full list and they're encouraging you to sign up for an appointment prior because these have become so popular, joe cool and be cool, donate blood. so this promotion runs until sunday. so sign up. >> super cute. >> it's been so successful that they're hoping to team up with charles schultz and the peanuts gang again which is nice. >> whatever gets people through the door, right? with their time or with their blood, whatever. >> we don't have any rain or slippery roads in the way to get out there. i'll take the three-day getaway. >> yeah, right? as we go into the full forecast right

technology to fill the gaps virtual nursing has become a lifeline in patient care for many evelyn schultzlook like your typical hospital room, but there is something unique inside with the touch of a button, a patient can be connected to a virtual rn almost instantly. >> good morning, this is nurse cory. >> reporter: cory ross is able to communicate with patients in lexington from hundreds of miles away in indiana. as a virtual rn, he is part of the hospital's new virtually intergrated care program, available 24/7 to patients. >> i think it allows for patients who enter care to take the forefront. because now all of the sudden it allows for patients and families at any point in time raise a hand, ask a question, reach out, get more information about, you know, tests that they're going to have or procedures that they might go through, or medications that they might receive. >> reporter: though he is remote, ross collaborates with in-person staff. he can also take on more patients than a typical bedside caregiver, any from 10 to 15 a day. hospital staff describe virtual nursing as a game ch

mildly, but in fact they thought that it would be better for him with this owner, so your macron schultzof the great european titans. this is hello to them. you see, because they turned out to be historical woodpeckers, you don’t understand what is happening, they were doomed to total complete occupation and deprivation of subjectivity and europe, we deservedly treat gorbachev, so to speak. well, i'm not talking about him now. and about the fact that, objectively, it was a chance with the emergence of subjects, where occupied europe is russia's historical chance because everything that comrade stalin quotes is the end of europe. the end of europe was due to this. this was her chance. it was not schultz who blew him away, but the titans and the european politicians, the giants of european thought. it's just me to the philosophical m-th philosophical indignation everything else. now, in my opinion, much easier. now, if you understand that a complete total occupation of europe has taken place that there is no europe. there is simply no europe, there are territories under the complete contro

terry schultz as the store. they're called close because they all can creep silently through the north sea with their communication devices turned off. but unlike the legendary vessels cruising the spirit cruise, these russian ships most definitely are manned by men who didn't like these. danish journalists, looking at them, i think now watching us the 2 men staring at us with russian spy ships using the cover. a fishing trainer oceanographic research are nothing new for decades. they've surveilled nations pipelines, underwater cables, oil and gas infrastructure and military exercises. a threat things up to with intelligence. energy is done on multiple vol, closely have in order to return on his last on variable for closer he'll chunk of everything. after the sabotage of the nordstrom gas pipelines last september, highlighted the potential for such attacks. nato stepped up its assistant. we have established all a cell of the network court to coordinate their food spine a dollars. this is under, which is honda an

schultz tried to hide the fact that only a small part of the work done was visible.is the one who owns, his personality changes from feeling grandiose to complete insignificance. it was called emetic schoitz because of the infusion of emetics into the esophagus . was tortured to death clear john was very surprised and can not believe so far not a single dead bundestag. really you will not start an investigation. this person is dangerous precisely because of his mediocrity , precisely because he is not capable of any bright steps, he is afraid of any tough opposition. eh, ordinary shortsizm. dolls of the heir, tutti today on the first well, it's time to cashback, and how many pour more, the better 30 billion bonus rubles for all purchases will become even more pleasant with a 10-month installment plan and up to 10% cashback 3.8% discount on a mortgage, just to decide on a vtb card and get 2,000 rubles. go to vtb and everything will work out. wherever you want to cover, when the cross is at least for friends here, collect the entire collection of stickers, only stick a

schultz also told congress starbucks offers competitive wages and does not need a union . starbucks advertises that they offer full time benefits status for workers working over 20 hours per week, which is a lot lower than a lot of other employers. but what they don't say is that a lot of our workers here aren't getting scheduled enough hours to qualify for these benefits. um such as free tuition through a s u online or mental health care or health care in general, starbucks says in the last fiscal year, it's invested more than a billion dollars in wages and training, bringing the average hourly pay to nearly $17.50 an hour nationally and with a range of $15 to $23 an hour robert ovitz , who teaches labor relations at san jose state university, says congress will have to step in to impact future labor disputes. one of the limitations of the way that starbucks workers and amazon workers or unionizing is they're doing one location at a time and so the companies could isolate them, they could theoretically settled with 300 starbucks occasions, but they've got another several

ah, our correspond, terry schultz is on the scene there standing just outside nato headquarters. let's cross over to her now. terry nate, this has been applied to join nato last may in may of 2022, a following russia's invasion of ukraine. it, that really hasn't been very long just 11 months, but it's been a tense, 11 months with that war raging in ukraine. there must be a sense of relief among native leaders there today. that's right, finished president saline. mr. was asked earlier if he felt relieved and, and he said, yes, i read that the process that what was bumpy, of course not as bumpy for finland as it continues to be for sweden, but as long as finland and sweden had a tandem bed at applying together finland was also held back by, especially the turkish disdain for sweden and, and the arguments that turkey has that sweden is too soft on, especially kurdish militant groups that reside there in sweden, etc. but i did just a few weeks ago, nato decided that it was in its interest to split the bids. finland agreed to do so to the regret of many in sweden. and that's why we se

in nato's presence in the black sea region , he said this after a meeting with german chancellor schultz known that in romania they will repair military equipment for ukraine , about the intention to create a service hub to service heavy weapons for kiev , the german metal concern announced the challenger bmp marder leopard tank, as well as self-propelled artillery, regular repairs will be required, it will be in romania that we observers have reasonable doubts about the appropriateness of such. the creation of hawa will take time, that is , the conflict must last at least a year for such a service to start functioning, in addition, the delivery of equipment at a distance of 1.500 km. it is unlikely that it will allow you to quickly return the tanks to service. in other respects, we are talking about the development of significant budgets, which means that operationally , tactically and even strategic goals clearly play a secondary role here. details terrorist attack in st. petersburg

howard schultz and kevin johnson approached me. >> i was a tea drinker at the time so that was interesting. seattle was not in my plans. but i fell in love with the brand and the company. >> starbucks has become so successful because the coffee is better than other people's coffee? >> what is the reason? >> it is deathly quality coffee, it is customized for all drinking pallets. i think it is also their coffee practices along with the breeze does in the store. >> what is the most popular thing people ask for? >> a black coffee. still very popular at starbucks. cold beverages are trending. >> you are there and you are doing that for four years. all of the sudden -- not >> i would take about it for a minute. i was enjoying starbucks. i didn't really think of myself coming back into that level of retail. people who were adverse to being -- adverse to being vaccinated. i followed the signs on things. my background is in chemistry. >> starbucks, you have the perfect name for that brewer. everything was what is brewing and all of these. i think the board was a little surprised. we made it work.

i affirm that the germans, uh, fought as badly as they could , fought badly after schultz called biden in new york and the conversation ended exactly after that, when biden broke or persuaded or persuaded anyone to approve the schwoltz wording in new york. well, if we say germany let 's try. eh, structure it a bit. er, the situation, germany and really not a fully sovereign state. unlike the same france, there may even be spain a not to mention the huge number of different pro-american lombin structures, starting with the atlantic bridge and many other various funds associations where they nurture, the political elite of germany and, uh, the official media that carry out just such a hmm about the american anti-russian agenda, uh, the only interested author of herman's russian relations is business. he is now very tightly crushed by the political masses and, uh , it turns out the situation is such that the impossibility of strategic cooperation between germany and russia is due precisely to the american sector in which germany is located, therefore he is an absolute schulz. mm absolutel

put together are corresponding terry schultz reports from near the finished town of a mantra on how the country plans to keep its porter safe aster, more than a century of self reliance and security. finland now has reinforcement. as the 31st member of nato sharing the alliance guarantee of mutual defense for decades, moscow had warned its western neighbor not to go there. the red light form for the rushes you know, was, are, you know, accessing to nato. and of course, we were waiting for in some con, reaction, and we've seen what, what russia has done in ukraine. so basically, anything is possible, no one knows any more, whether there are any lines. the kremlin won't cross, is believed, perhaps half of russian forces normally stationed along the finished border had been pulled into the war in ukraine. but it's not only soldiers, moscow uses to try to destabilize other countries. there's another tactic it employed several years ago. that bill and wants to guard against it as a significant number of immigrants are pushed by russians to the finish border and crossing also also finished bo

w. corresponding to schultz in brussels, many thanks. in the united states, at least 21 people have been killed and many more injured as storms battered, the shelf and mid west authorities in arkansas have declared an emergency after multiple tornadoes tore through the state. arkansas residents woke up to see the full scale of the storms, destruction i, government workers, and regular citizens pitched in to make a start cleaning up right now for me is does the cleanup what i can get this cleared and then try to see who else i can help a tall order after the massive storm peeled off, roofs tossed vehicles and ripped trees out of the ground. but more help is on the way i've had the opportunity over the last couple of hours to speak with, but the homeland security secretary as well as president biden, who have offered a tremendous amount of support, anything that arkansas needs. they have assured us that those resources will be here and on the ground. more videos emerge from residents who found themselves in the wrong place. at the moment t

i will, i spoke to our correspondent at terry schultz in brussels at nato headquarters. she's been following at today's events. yes, that's necessary because of course, there's always worry about support flagging as countries deal with high inflation as their own stockpiles of weapons and especially ammunition run low. there's a lot of worry inside ukraine and also by nato, that the countries may start to decrease their contributions to ukraine. secretary generals told hamburg made clear that he heard more such commitments at today's nato ukraine council, and he said, allies will continue to stand by ukraine as long as it takes and more talk about ukraine's or potential or membership of the alliance. well that's one way to put it a potential membership some day a day, which is not clear in anyone's mind yet that ukrainians continue to ask when they might be led into nato. this is something that said foreign minister qu labor said on his way into the meetings today, and of course they're using today's momentous accession by finland to say, hey, if the doors open, when do

you know, you, terry schultz has this story from the austrian capital vienna. in case any one doubts that one person can make a difference. ask ukrainian refugees in vienna for whom one name has become a lifeline. tanya find tonya meyer. they say she will help you. that's the advice lillia was given by another refugee as she deposited her teenage son in vienna alone before returning to the front line in ukraine. she said it tanya, you'll help for my son. this is my one, the child and i, i don't oh want that to a hugh was killed in this war, tanya, my, or found herself in this role somewhat by accident. despite an earlier career in investment banking, for years she'd been mostly a stay at home. mom then russia invaded ukraine february 24th awoke. i burst into tears cried the whole morning and then like, i just started following what was happening. someone wrote me, hey tanya, if you're in vienna like you should go help at the transition go there. they need russian or ukrainian speakers fluent and russian meyer helped ukrainians arriving in vienna. many of whom h

basically i think that the chancellor german chancellor schultz has already mentioned that we should avoid the coupling of the global economy and i think basically, japanese government understands it and to support that idea. the point is that a taiwan is a serious issue and our chinese government has been saying that china is willing to integrate taiwan with or without mute a force in the sense we always need to share some understanding about how to respond to this problem. because in the few years, maybe we will see a serious problem sound. taiwan, in the sense g 7 must maintain the, sorry, di g to respond to the crises in time, future crashes in the taiwan. how much of an issue is or taiwan, or for that matter, chinese assertiveness in the region. for the g 7. basically, we all welcome our chinese economy, a growth, and we all need to link with chinese economic growth. we welcome it. the probably that chinese government has never denied the possibility of integrating cable without, without play force. so in the sense, as we need to show that g, so has maintain belly strong story d

and we asked dw brussels correspondent, terry schultz. how the election was going. we expect turn out to be very high monica in part because in early voting and absentee voting, 40 percent of fins already cast their ballots so it's clear that interest is very high with a race. this close, as i mentioned there in the report, the 3 leading parties are within the margin of error, even in, in the pre both polling. they were as little as one percentage point between the 1st place and the 3rd place party, which is at this point, a prime minister son in lawrence. so interest is very high and i would expect a high turn out even in person voting today. right. so a very tight race above the nationalist fins party has gained attraction in the previous years. why are they so popular? certainly in the last election as well. they were very popular and you know, for the other parties were a risk to take the top spot. and you never know with parties like this, whether it's a protest vote against the other mainstream, traditional parties, or whether people actually support some of t

alliance grows from 30 to 31, so pretty significant day for nato, our correspondence in brussels, terry schultz gave us her impressions. it definitely was a big day for nato. this is a day that even 2 years ago we could not have imagined to happening in finland was, was quite content to be non aligned, militarily, believing that this was safest for it. sharing a border with russia and, and not wanting to invite more russian threats. at the same time, once russia invaded ukraine, all bets were off and philip entire perspective on its own security changed. so definitely washing that flag b. b rays that nato headquarters today. i think it was an emotional moment definitely for the fins, but also for a lot of people watching finland take this historic step. i know that everyone around me thought it was. it was very momentous. but the accession of finland also leaves a couple of other countries wanting to get into the alliance. wishing that they had joined along with finland and that's not to sweden, is also ukraine, which has been promised that it will eventually become a member of nato. t w's. ter

that was d, w, corresponded terry schultz in brussels, is always many facts. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. a top cleric from the ukranian orthodox church has been sentenced to 60 days of house arrest for alleged links to moscow. abbot metropolitan pablo is accused of glorifying the invading russian forces and stoking religious divisions. pablo denies the accusations and insists the church has broken all ties with moscow. since russia's invasion, ecuador has declared a state of emergency in area struggling to cope with drug related violence. the decree covers the nation's main port and allow security forces to conduct searches without a warrant. authorities have blamed competing drug gangs for the spike in violence. tens of thousands of his railways have again joined protests against the government . planned judicial overhaul. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has put the plans on hold, but critics say the changes would compromise the judiciary independence and want them scrat entirely. iran has ordered the res

its way after some new counter terrorism legislation gets passed in june, i for that's a territory schultz, after nato headquarters was terry mentioned today's the day the tour for linda became a 31st, a member of faith, nature and military alliance. it's been a day filled with ceremony of the alliances that had caught us, but also emotion. finance president called that historic occasion and nato secretary general against oldenburg for the accession shows. russia's attempts to weaken nato of backfired. finland flag hoisted high over nato headquarters in brussels. and as anthem's ring out helsinki waves good bye to it. security policy of the past. a move prompted to directly by moscow's aggression toward ukraine. the era, military non alignment, you know, a history has gone to an end. new era figures. its contrary maximize, he has its own security. so does finland. nato membership per strengthens our international position and to room for maneuver. nato allies take a collective defense pledge under which an attack on one is viewed as an attack on all that means finished troops are no bound

but it was still the fastest succession process in nato's recent history, w corresponding terry schultz. many, thanks. and before we go, here's a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you at the sour, donald trump has pleaded not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records and chords in new york. the charge is related to the alleged payment of hush money to $3.00 people before the 2016 presidential election. that's all from me for now. coming up after the break, the w business looks add why the asia pacific region is apparently doing better than other parts of the world. don't forget, there is more news and analysis on our website that is of course d, w dot com and you can find us on social media. our handle there is at d. w, and i'm to cough relation from all of us here and our berlin news when thank you so much for watching a tv highlights you every week in your in box subscribe. now with overcoming divisions.

w corresponding to schultz in brussels, many tex russia has taken over the rotating presidency of the united nations security council, sparking furious reaction in ukraine keys. foreign minister, demitrix labor call did a quote slap in the face for the international community. ukraine had urge members to block the move, but the u. s. says there's no mechanism for doing so. the largely ceremonial role puts moscow in charge of setting the security council's agenda, ukraine's president vladimir zalinski condemned russia's presidency as absurd in his daily address. he said, it shows the council is a bankrupt institution. no mind will, for there is no form of terror. russia has not committed, and there's no reason to stop the reform of global institutions. in particular, the un security council reform is clearly overdue, so that the terrorist states or any other state that wants to be a terrorist state, cannot disrupt peace. terrorists must lose, must be held accountable for terror and not to prevail anyway. meanwhile, on the front line, civilians who manage to survive constant bombings, a

last year, due to russia's war in ukraine and also the risk of an energy crisis. german south, lola schultz took the decision trash, 3 of these new co pens working until mid april. so this is the last day of this 3 remaining nuclear power plants. it will is still at work. it seems almost as a concession to both of his coalition part is on one side, the pro business f t p party made it's now asking for these nuclear plants to also stay as part of the energy grid. and the greens will have been fighting a for this nuclear phase out for many years now. and that's been criticism by a conservative voices. we had said premier of bavaria, michael sued a visiting isa to another new co plan yesterday saying that this is a bad decision. and that germany needs several energy sources. but for the people here, maybe you can hear them also. they are clapping for them. it's a very good day that this era is coming to an end. now, i want to flash points in debates over nuclear power, as of course, been where and how to safely store highly radioactive waste. how far have scientists and policy makers and germa

schultz tried a lot to hide the fact that only a small part of the work done was visible.ty changes from feeling grandiose to complete insignificance. he was called a vomit schoitz through an infusion into esophagus emetics. he was tortured to death, ochicha john was very surprised and i still can’t believe not a single one who died. won't you start an investigation? this person is dangerous precisely because of his mediocrity , precisely because he is not capable of any bright steps, he is afraid of any tough opposition. eh, ordinary. the dolls of the heir are here today on the first my star, the distant corridor of discounts is approaching sales dear, this is not the season for sales venus to ozone with a full basket, look for yourself at 30 april star sale hand blender for 599 lego children's set for 799 ralfringer loafers for 2.499 red not only outside, but also inside vtb solution for every day convenient online transfers is when one number is enough to make someone's day sparkle with new colors, when you even from afar, you can please loved ones and get support at th

this is a case that originates more than 5 years ago, schultz was then the mayor of hamburg and the state was deceived over 30 billion euros, some banks and companies or individuals demanded tax refunds from the authorities. these are the possible costs never was this spring the regional parliament in hamburg planning to summon the german chancellor for questioning. the scandalous reputation of western politicians adds even more problems to the european union in the economy, as the german expert, bundestag deputy waldemargent noted , the irresponsible attitude of the government towards their own country, as well as the supply of weapons to ukraine, will lead germany and the entire european union to irreparable consequences today, they are trying to equalize something, but even out of those 100 billion that were allocated. just think about the figure of 100 billion euros. this despite the fact that pensioners are germans, locals who have worked for 45 years. here goes collecting bottles, because you can not pick up. here indexation with inflation is impossible. there is no money in the bud

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