uh, uh, this is a very powerful storm of, uh, gray market and blay market, the black market. and again, you know, it's, it's the government's, and it's the monetary authorities who are reverse disenfranchising themselves when they do this. so they have to be very, very careful. and i think that when the, when they do such moves to limit withdrawal as you know with europe we saw. ready they eliminated the 500 euro note and the next, they're gonna eliminate the 200 you are now. and, you know, in, in india they also eliminated the, the larger. now there's always a pushback. there's always a result. and people react in, in ways that serves their own purpose rather than just simply taking government. so you know despotic measures and the just the making do with them. so. ready they think, you know, they are really, um, they depend on our compliance. if we do not comply their agendas, however clever they think they are, they always fail. so they will say, fail this time around again. what was interesting, you bring up failure because has anyone thought about you mentioned in the as

the well turning into is in bob blay now where the voting in the presidential election has been extended and selected areas due to delays and the logistical problems. 11 candidates, including the incumbent leader, are in the race for the top of the political office of the southern african nation . local reporter keeps baptist has the details. let me take you through at 12. how voting works here in zimbabwe? when a person that lives they then go and should been names on the board as role. and once that is confirmed, you then receive 3 valid papers. the 1st for the president, the 2nd for this not assembly. and the 3rd one for local authority, the counselors ones the vote, as receives about the ballad papers, the present then proceeds to a secret boot where they mock the ballad papers. after that, the individual then proceeds to cost the ballad. then it's done to ensure the poles of free and fair political parties have assigned agents each from the political parties to cover each pulling station. zimbabwe is approximately $12370.00 parting stations across the country. officials yeah, workin

the susan bob blay now where voting in the presidential election has been extended in selected areas due to delays and logistical problems. 11 candidates, including man come that late are in the race for the top political office of the southern african nation. a reporter keith baptist has the details. let me take you through a tool of how voting works here in zimbabwe. when a person that lives, they then go and should been names on the board as role. and once that is confirmed, you then receive 3 valid papers. the 1st for the president, the 2nd for this not assembly. and the 3rd one for local authority, the counselors ones the vote, as receives about the ballad papers. the person then proceeds to a secret boot where they mock the ballad papers. after that, the individual then proceeds to cost the ballad. then it's done to ensure the poles of free and fair political parties have assigned agents each from the political parties to cover each police station. as in bob way is approximately 12370 parting stations across the country. officials yeah, i working tirelessly to ensure a fair and

here in the british news gives an interview, peter blay of the express land and argues sensibly.ld like to know when the police were notified. whether it was notified at an early stage or kept secret by the british museum. all this and many years prevented this story from being revealed and fired from the british museum. higgs, according to investigators , has been stealing and selling items for decades. obtained in the british museum. all this time, the custodians of the funds did not notice or noticed anything on the leadership. asked silence them. in general , there are too many questions for the world's largest repository of a work of art, as well as for slander, with regard to restitution. this topic is periodically raised, but museum workers from all over the world are against restitution, because then everything will fall down like the house of cards of kurbatov's songs. today in moscow , tatyana moskalkova and jamilya jamanbayeva, ombudsmen for human rights of russia of kyrgyzstan, signed the protocols of interaction for this and the next years, in fact. this is a joint a

the 2 is in bob blay, now were pulling stations of open for the general elections as people decide on the future of the nation. 11 candidates, including the incumbent president, are taking part in the race of the country faces serious economic problems. local journalist in case the baptist reports from the grounds, all of us and bob and voters would have the opportunity to exercise the democratic rights is the cost of the ballot. millions indeed i excited about voting. as you can see behind me, cues of people waiting to cast their ballots, voters will cast their ballots, elect counselors, members of parliament, and a president, and total of 6600000 people registered to vote. as you can see, the utmost fear has been totally peaceful with no violence that has been reported so far. the a total of 11 candidates vying for the presidential seats, but it ultimately comes down to 2 individuals incumbent president, even don gadbois and triple c lead to nelson, somebody's up. the elections come at a time that the nation is grappling with issues such as a weak economy, escalating prices. oh, can

yeah, so this month i am on an artist residency and i sent blay to live in ireland. and before i was randomly selected to be a participant in the base can come to the arts in ireland, i was working part time to be able to support myself to be for my rent. and then also to support myself as an artist in the studio. and so getting the basic income is like winning the loss, right. you know it's, it's usually transformed it all ready for my, our practice and just for my general life and sense of, of being i think. yeah, but i'm looking at you in that art studio and i'm just thinking like, this seems good for humanity that you can actually dedicate more time in your life to something creative than just trying to survive. and a capitalist economy. it has it been rest your life and that way? yeah, absolutely. i mean, i love what i do and i was always grateful to be able to do it. even if i could only have spent 2 or 3 days a week. do i guess what this means is that i can kind of relax the best and i guess something that is quite relevant to being an artist is that you need

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