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and after a further 40 minutes then coming to the point and saying that for the murder of young coot siac this murder that had been committed by a hit man who had been sort of bought to do the deed that for this murder he was not indicted he was not guilty so there was an audible gasp among service here there had been a sense of unease all morning in front of this courthouse because rumor had it that the judge should judge just not unified in their idea whether there was enough evidence to really indict father's deeds and in the end we heard it was 2 judges against one who said we don't have enough to sort of say that he is guilty for this and there was tremendous disappointment of course on the part of the parents the mother of my 2 question you have a she left the court building and cheers and just sort of waved away the waiting press and said leave me alone and for the parents of course of martin could check also this is a big blow and it is in a way a blow for the whole country because everybody here had wanted closure and had wanted justice to be served in this case what happens now

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the killing of could siac and his fiance sparked mass protests several politicians judges and public prosecutors were forced to resign the subsequent revelations about maher in question are deeply shocked his brother yvonne who is now taking a public stand against corruption i think it's all the national courageous citizens like even touched are standing up for their rights help makes the vast cast a more just and fair country. but with less than a month to go before the slovak parliamentary elections the country remains deeply divided the governing social democrats are accused of complicity in marian kushner's dubious deals and are expected to suffer significant losses. even kushner hopes the country's liberal pro european parties will receive the majority of votes but their fragmented something that frustrates him. well the situation ahead of the elections is confusing it seems so blocky as parties don't want to work together. or hopes the country's liberal party is in form a coalition. hasn't happened. i think that's a mistake. a coalition could have pushed for change but now that

marion caution or the prosecution argued he was the mastermind behind the assassination of journalist siac and his fiance but the court said there was not enough evidence to convict him. i wanted to stand at the graves of the children telling them that justice has won been done but now it seems it has not won they are lying in the dark ground and here everybody is just doing whatever. could see our colleagues were also left speechless. first it was a great shock even though i was not sure about the outcome. then make feelings of rage despair and frustration came up. i even had to leave the courtroom because i could not bear listening to the explanations for this verdict any further. in february 28th teen an assassin killed the couple in their own home just outside the slovak capital slava there were immediate suspicions that the murder motive lay and could c.x. work he had been investigating the mafia and corruption reaching into the highest circles of slovakia's government. after their deaths thousands took to the streets demanding an end to cronyism and corruption. the prime minister and

they deal with a 26000 cases in her copy of $5000000.00 so this is my plea was in 5 days on all the siac as the would have revealed so even though i have to break the legal beaks to to draw conclusions about about how well like a night nation by this the. but in slovakia be really bad that this was something like a last chance because of the host because in many regions started collapsing however a lot of experts warned that it's much better or it would be much better to do focus best thing that they stink the whole population is specially we just where you have like 0000000 cases or 0 battered city yet still very very out there on percent cases of infection you have to we only have about 30 seconds but you mention the hospitals collapsing if the results show a high number of positive tests will will solve akio be able to cope with the health demand. it's a big question and i hope so and i think that it will have to combine be combined are we do we go all down anyway so the going to escape the local. journalists be out to go over thank you so much thank you. french police say they have a

siac. so yes it could bring about a 2nd wave quicker i want to say $1.00 and i think we definitely need to reconsider these steps nothing. to fear is that peru could repeat the pattern of other countries seeing a rise in cases followed by a new wave of mass burials. cardless take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world kuwait's ruling amir shaikh. has died at the age of 91 a strong u.s. ally else of ostrov would with domestic political disputes and the 2011 arab spring protest ever since ascending to power back in 2006 his brother crown prince now off succeeds. french police have dismantled a migrant camp in the northern port town of callaway the makeshift camp was home to about $800.00 migrants mostly from iraq afghanistan sudan and eritrea every year thousands of migrants trying to cross the english channel to reach the u.k. . public transport across germany is facing disruptions they strike has been called by one of germany's largest unions it w

nations in brussels plane an european union commissioner for international partnerships and in capetown siac ali sea captain of the south african national rugby team and a united nations global advocate a warm welcome to you all thank you so much for being with us on this special edition of inside story deputy secretary general ameena mohammed if i can start with you even before covert 1000 existed of violence against women and girls was an important human rights concern why and how has the pandemic made it worse and what is the united nations doing to address this. well i think 1st the shock for everyone is that while we've been trying to get to 0 on gender based violence that what covert has done has brought this shadow pandemic with people being locked at home not able to get to the support that they would normally have is has been huge and has been exacerbated by the lock down what's the u.n. doing about it 1st recognizing it 2nd that the s.g. has been able to have a call for peace at home to all leaders because this is a global pandemic and to have over 140 countries supported to come t

news and a gift shop clerk with an internet connection took down the main stream media matthew ly siac hello matthew. is steve thanks for having me. my pleasure look i want to work backwards here the drudge report it was the go to place for conservatives although i always felt he gave a fair representation he didn't write stuff for the most part he put links to stories having said that what is why has it changed the way it has and is drudge still the owner as far as you know of the drudge report 1st 1st thought just a change i think the mistake a lot of people make when the charlie analyzed matter much of the drudge report is sort of looking at through a political lens in my research which included over $200.00 interviewers of people who knew him and worked with matt match rugby is not motivated by political ideology or a lie into a political party his loyalty is is to his website and let me give you your iranian's a quick story when breitbart was running the web site back in 2008. injured became convinced that matt was trying to gear the website in favor of then senator barack obama a

has admitted in court to killing him former soldier maher check was charged with killing young could siac and his fiance outside their home near the capital bratislava in 2018 the shooting calls mass protests that led to the resignation of the prime minister rabbit feature prosecutors accuse prominent businessman my own culture of ordering the after he was the subject of coach the x. reporting into fraud and political corruption maintains he is innocent australia's government has pledged $35000000.00 to safeguard several species threatened by the ongoing bushfire crisis the situation has been described as an ecological disaster some estimates suggest up to a 1000000000 animals have died causing widespread and irreparable damage in the process jessica washington from the most reports now from logo in the worst hit state of new south wales flee from the flames this possum is just one of many animals around australia seeing its habitat go up in smoke. a surely as native fauna and flora are accustomed to bush fires but this season has been unprecedented landscapes usually left unscathed have

caution or the prosecution argued he was the mastermind behind the assassination of journalist could siac and his fiance but the court said there was not enough evidence to convict him. i wanted to stand at the graves of the children telling them that justice has won been done but now it seems it has not won they're lying in the dark ground and here everybody is just doing whatever. could see our colleagues were also left speechless. first it was a great shock even though i was not sure about the outcome. then mixed feelings of rage despair and frustration came up. i even had to leave the courtroom because i could not bear listening to the explanations for this verdict any further. in february 28th teen an assassin killed the couple in their own home just outside the slovak capital. there were immediate suspicions that the murder motive lay and could c.x. work he had been investigating the mafia and corruption reaching into the highest circles of slovakia's government. after their deaths thousands took to the streets demanding an end to cronyism and corruption. the prime minister and his

straight when the reigning champions were trading the paces with just over a minute to play pascal siac and into sips of the indiana often sue gets around to within 2 points. and prefers the seconds left serge ibaka the raptors crowd into raptures to age a point ahead victor depot was unable to bag it for the pacers on the buzzer as you'll see here final school toronto 119 indiana $118.00 raptors now $66.00 the l.a. clippers kept on the trail of the lakers at the top of the western conference that's despite a slam dunk showcase from the miami heat derek jones jr 3 pointers with the order of the day for paul george who scored 23 people so. we'll leave it there for now with syria and later for more sports. well that's also right from maine for this news hour but how i will be here in just a couple of minutes with more news don't go away. land. anti fascist anti establishment and pro violence despite the recent official disbanding of its militarized wing a basque separatist movement is found alive and well on the terraces of a build files stadium. a place where political revolutionaries sh

straight when the reigning champions were trading the pacers with just over a minute to play pascal siac and intercepted the indiana often to get to one to within 2 points. and refer to the seconds left serge ibaka sent the raptors crowd into raptures to age a point he picked all the depot was unable to bag it for the pacers on the buzzer as you'll see here final school toronto $119.00 indiana $118.00 raptors now $66.00 the l.a. clippers kept on the trail of the lakers at the top of the western conference that's despite a slam dunk showcase from the miami heat derek jones jr 3 pointers with the order of the day for paul george who scored 23 people say. there were 10000 reasons to celebrate for one clippers fan on wednesday watch this. hall of course sure proving profitable earning him a $10000.00 prize. and that's where we'll leave it for most sport later marry a nice shot thank you now american national christina cook the 1st all female space walk has returned to us after a record breaking stay on the international space station. well. cook's 328 day mission is a new record for the long

siac said she could turn instead to bangladesh for citizenship.drive to recruit 20,000 police officers. in a highly—critical report, the spending watchdog, the national audit office, says the prison service, which is an agency of the ministry ofjustice, has "failed" to provide safe, secure and decentjails across england and wales. there are currently more than 83,000 people locked up and the number is forecast to increase. millions of british households will see a reduction in their energy bills from this april, after the regulator brings in better price caps. 0fgem says 15 million households will benefit. right now,over half of households about 11 million are on default tariffs, meaning they haven't shopped around and are relying on regulation to make sure they don't pay too much. at the moment if you're a dualfuel customer on a standard variable tariff, using a typical amount of energy, and you pay by direct debit, you'll pay about £1,179 a year. but today the energy regulator 0fgem has announced the new cap which will come in from the 1st of ap