among them, this one in the aragon region, population 36.in so many villages, the bar is the heart of the community. translation: it is a place for people to gather- because otherwise you wouldn't see people. it means we have a meeting place. translation: lots of people are involved in the bar, - and its maintenance creates jobs, says this woman, so bars are needed to make sure people stay and work here. but with so few customers, many rural bars are struggling. translation: the bar| is not a viable business. we have to organise all sorts of other activities, and that's because the bar does not pay for itself. so you have to find other sources of income in order to make a profit. 0r ratherjust to break even. a political movement, representing rural spain, has been campaigning for the repopulation of areas like this, and calling for an improvement in public services. it is hoping to have an impact on the national political debate by performing well in upcoming local elections. this party wants to make bars in towns with fewer than 200 inhabit

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president aragon. what does his reelection mean for turkiye and for the wider world? this is inside story. folly: welcome to the program. it went to a runoff after a tight first round, but president erdogan has emerged the clear winner. after overcoming probably the biggest political challenge he has ever faced, he will hope his third term will further tighten his grip on power. opponents have expressed dismay, with the poll results starkly reflecting deep political divisions in the country. a key player between east and west, turkey's relations are complex, such as the nato member also being on good terms with russia. we will be exploring what his reelection means for the country shortly. reporter: now that he has been reelected, the next five years will be a defining moment for president erdogan and he will continue to face a wide range of issues. many experts expect a return to economic issues. he will also need to rebuild entire cities devastated by the earthquake. something which will cost him $100 billion. to do that, he will have to build just with the united s

get rid of the spiritual authority of the roman pontics and divorce his lawful wife catherine of aragon . in the act, the supremate king proclaimed himself the supreme head of the american church on earth. in this way he appropriated the wealth and income that until then belonged to the holy see and began to control the appointment of bishops. similar processes occurred a few years earlier in germany where some government officials were supportive. the heretic martin luther, but not because they shared his erroneous doctrinal convictions , but because they saw in all this a pretext for gaining the benefits that belonged to the church during the split of the american church and the protestant reform, civil power was a serious counterbalance to the power, popes and secular bishops the authorities strengthened their influence, weakening the power of the church, i will answer with the words of christ to caesar, caesar's. and god given to god the teaching says that the civil and religious authorities have completely different tasks, separated from each other, the revolution of masonic libera

or as they were called later, the albigensian catherians lived in the south of france in italy and aragonnot respect the cross and rejected the authority of the church, and jesus christ was considered one of the prophets. pope innocent called against the albigensians the crusader for their creed, and in particular the pope and elegantus , that is, the holy see, on the question, and i distinguish alpygosi from the catholic church and answered that there are in all god recognizes his own and the greatest inquisition unfolded in spain in the 15th century when queen isabella of castile made the main minkk the visit of the influential priest thomas torquemado included her code of infectious time made mass punishments for those who were considered apostates burning alive his immeasurable hatred for the enemies of the church and methods of combating them gained tens of thousands of followers for them he even developed instructions on exactly how to identify and punish apostates in each of the cases and here it is said precisely about the methods, thanks to the turkish media, the spanish inquisit

if i could send out some each other renting calculation aragon, have the turkeys wake up in today. with a different 13 then the off the government and also shipping to the turkey at the she continued 5 more years. well, let's talk about that for 5 years. you say, i mean, always looking have a cute, a different policy change. but yesterday, out of the until about gross, the tools about creating more jobs, he told somebody that better health care system for the use he talked about in the insurance for the use. these are there for some internal things out of he also told about reducing inflation to a single digit. all of these are the most important things, but let's don't forget the p k. k. that's so that the law on his plate is he going to be able to get sort of movies and 5 is it is i help the most difficult question and very important. thank you so much for your fancy, and is this going, you are a professional, and then your notice, of course jerome's, he's under to be frank, you're also installation and they'll say pop ever to to be increasing start 1st of all. and even though of

questions from the russian geographical society for 400 1238, they surrendered valencia to the king of aragonrst and embroidered the flag as a sign of humility kept in the city hall of valencia until now. questions from the russian geographical society for 600 in 1638, this country founded a colony on the east coast of north america what the flag of philadelphia still reminds of england great britain five white triangles on the flag of this island kingdom symbolizes the five pillars of islam questions from the russian geographical society for a thousand in this country they say that its flag was invented in 1820 by general josé de san martin after seeing red and white flamingos. losses 600 it happens in the world that children were lost optimistically drinking this cartoon character further. and what a funny loss there are many funny losses in life, alexander malinina sang the music was written by sergey belyaev to the verses of this belt. since 1964, this president received the title of hero of the soviet union and the order of lenin , to which vladimir vysotsky responded with song lines, i

due later this year, the counting shows the socialists have lost the key regions of valencia and aragonwell in most cities. talks aimed at concluding an international treaty against plastic pollution take place in paris today. government ministers from around the world are attending the event. the un says more than 460 million tonnes of plastic is produced each year but only around 9% of it is recycled. london's metropolitan police says it will stop attending emergency calls involving mental health incidents from september, unless there's an immediate threat to life. it's part of attempts to free up officers so they can concentrate on tackling crime. to the us, and after weeks of negotations, presidentjoe biden and republican house speaker kevin mccarthy have finalised a deal to raise the national debt ceiling. a short time ago, the bill was released. let's start with a few key details. the agreement will lift the debt limit until january 1st, 2025. congress allocated an additional $86 billion for security spending while decreasing non—defense spending by over $200 billion. there's stil

the days of commoditization by ryanair and virgin aragon. - are gone. dani: stay louder said they had excessive inventory because no one is buying in chinese airports. what else do have today at the qatar economic forum? manus: so today i have a little bit of finance from saudi arabia. the md of the imf will be on a panel. i will catch up with the ceo of mastercard. we will discuss the risks to capitalist society. that's a big one. i don't know whether i have read enough for that. michael miebach. the sotheby ceo, we have come off the geneva sales in jewelry. and steve schwarzman later in the day to talk about the global state of markets. i'm sure the debt ceiling will be prescient, along with the fed. i am curious what the sotheby ceo will say about that luxury jewelry market in geneva last week. i don't want to spoil it, but do you know what i picked up for you on your birthday? dani: a nice secondhand rolex watch from so the base? manus: rolex watches are down but there is nothing for sale in dubai. good morning from qatar. dani: perfect opportunity

aragon. at a roundtable, we had the opportunity to highlight the success of our covid 9 response -- covid-19 response and retrieve hiv and m pox. we reduced sti's and provided an update on efforts to work in overdose prevention and in supporting people in street care. it was an honor to share our strengths with dr. galinsi and she was impressed by the maria clinic and was really interactive with the staff and people really excited to meet with the director. another items on the director's report, i encourage you to read about the dph community health program that fosters youth led film projects on sexual health and well-being. our dph, the next item is our gph center for innovation. they were awarded a five-year grant for workforce diversity which is exciting. and just to also point out that the environmental health team is supporting changes to the regulations of hazardous waste storage. there's details there as well. and i did want to just acknowledge a piece of the work in dph that has don

aragon and dr. galley involved in making sure that there are no more evictions starting this friday or saturday. thank you. >> thank you. also thank you to james who is moderating the public comment today. james, please unmute the next caller. >> you are unmuted. >> hi, caller, are you there? >> hi. is that me? >> yes, that is you dr. palmer. >> it is dr. palmer. i submitted written comment. it a violation of rights and form of abandonment and abuse to evict residents to less safe lower quality or disant facilities. laguna honda manage and city attorney must support direct care staff and residents by refusing to cuclude with unsafe discharges or violate a resident preference for local facility or setting. doctors should have the right to refuse to sign off on discharges as should nurses and social workers. this is part of their hippocratic oath. at this point, there is no place to go, eviction equals abuse, neglect and abandonment. staff, residents, families and communities must stand together and l

aragon and dr. galley involved in making sure that there are no more evictions starting this friday or saturday. thank you. >> thank you. also thank you to james who is moderating the public comment today. james, please unmute the next caller. >> you are unmuted. >> hi, caller, are you there? >> hi. is that me? >> yes, that is you dr. palmer. >> it is dr. palmer. i submitted written comment. it a violation of rights and form of abandonment and abuse to evict residents to less safe lower quality or disant facilities. laguna honda manage and city attorney must support direct care staff and residents by refusing to cuclude with unsafe discharges or violate a resident preference for local facility or setting. doctors should have the right to refuse to sign off on discharges as should nurses and social workers. this is part of their hippocratic oath. at this point, there is no place to go, eviction equals abuse, neglect and abandonment. staff, residents, families and communities must stand together and l

aragon to designate and enroll laguna honda in a special facility program to buy more time. as you know you can see thin testimony the chart shows laguna honda racked up 138 citations in the 3 and a half years following the patient sexual abuse scandal in 2019, plus another 123 (indiscernible) that lead to laguna honda decertification. (indiscernible) (2) 700-0000 (indiscernible) $2 million and growing in the case of sexual abuse (indiscernible) $3 million in the first (indiscernible) elder abuse, [difficulty hearing speaker] another class action lawsuit naming (indiscernible) as a named defendant. plus, the $20.5 million lost medi-cal revenue for december 31, 2022. >> thank you. thank you for your comments. we'll return to those who are in the chamber and are here to speak on the laguna honda hospital strategy for restroification and the patient transfer relocation plan. we are setting the timer for two minutes. please come forward, sir to the podium. welcome. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is norman daggleman, a long time resident of san francisco and member of the

aragon to designate and enroll laguna honda in a special facility program to buy more time. as you know you can see thin testimony the chart shows laguna honda racked up 138 citations in the 3 and a half years following the patient sexual abuse scandal in 2019, plus another 123 (indiscernible) that lead to laguna honda decertification. (indiscernible) (2) 700-0000 (indiscernible) $2 million and growing in the case of sexual abuse (indiscernible) $3 million in the first (indiscernible) elder abuse, [difficulty hearing speaker] another class action lawsuit naming (indiscernible) as a named defendant. plus, the $20.5 million lost medi-cal revenue for december 31, 2022. >> thank you. thank you for your comments. we'll return to those who are in the chamber and are here to speak on the laguna honda hospital strategy for restroification and the patient transfer relocation plan. we are setting the timer for two minutes. please come forward, sir to the podium. welcome. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is norman daggleman, a long time resident of san francisco and member of the