this brought cata la ns to downgraded the region.g they should decide how they should be governed. the catalan leader at the time warned madrid demands for independence would increase. after last year‘s referendum, empty ballot boxes were carried in the street. many boats confiscated by the police were never counted. those that were accounted for just 42% of the population, as pro— spain voters stayed at home. those who did take pa rt stayed at home. those who did take part overwhelmingly backed independence. but triumphal street was short lives as europe refused to recognise the results. —— shortlist. —— short lived. in the weeks that followed the world waited to see whether catalonia would declare independence unilaterally. rumours circulated that ca rles unilaterally. rumours circulated that carles puigdemont was ready to pull back and call elections, at the cata la n pull back and call elections, at the catalan president came under pressure from supporters of independence. and on the 27th of 0ctober, after crowds had waited for h

there are now nine cata la n this year. nine catalan leaders held without charge in spanishjails. catalan leaders held without charge in spanish jails. the yellow ribbon has become a recognisable symbol of the campaign to free them. in girona, a weekly vigil is held calling for their release. despite massive protests in catalonia and criticism abroad, the spanish government denies that those in jail spanish government denies that those injailare spanish government denies that those injail are political spanish government denies that those in jail are political prisoners. catalans are deeply split on independence. since the autumn, many have taken to the streets to insist that catalonia is part of spain and that they have the right to be both catalan and spanish. those sentiments are especially strong in the region's industrial cities. i am on my way to l'hospitalet, on the outskirts of the catalan capital, barcelona. this area has a long history of migration from the rest of spain. most people here speak spanish before cata

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someone who is a cata la n independence.ho is a catalan was put into government who believes in keeping the whole country together. he sends a signal as well that he is very pro— european. if you look at the peak of ministers he has many european expertise in there. people who want to deepen european integration as he does. following on from this, brussels is breathing a sigh of relief after a turbulent time with italy. such a contrast with italy. on one hand and lisa is that we want to reform the whole european union ina way to reform the whole european union in a way that gives power back to member states and does not make it such an integrated force. you have pedro sanchez saying no, i believe in integration and what we have now was not enough, i would like to go further. i have been reading comments about the fact that there are more women than men in the cabinet. this says that this could mean stability, that, actually, we will see an easier time for spain, a more stable and progressive time. will see an easier time for

comeback win and that means he's into his first ever grand slam quarter finals let it go pasta rushes cata and such and of eighty five sets so that it will play seven seated dominic team of austria on cheers dana team beat at japan's kadisha cody in four sets now it's not often that poetry course is a public debate but a poem written by an acclaimed navy and swiss writer when it's done just that students in berlin had called one of his pieces painted on the side of the school to be removed calling it sexist but the authors adopted hometown in southern germany sees the work differently and offer the poem a new home and it now we're doing as a public building in bavaria. i've been in this has a new home the poem by again going on now decorates the facade of the city museum in the german town of radio where the ninety three year old poet lives you could say the poem moved in from berlin forced off its perch on the outside of a high school after students complained that it was sexist and massaging mystic there accusation focused on one line in particular i've been either you flotus your head i

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take a toll the pens the addresses these issues listening to story after story including that of the cata who was held captive by rebels for six months. praed there on why during that whole time they hardly gave us anything to eat they've beaten and raped as day and night when one was finished the next one arrived and the next one and the next on and on what i want is many people as possible to know this is happening . to you. it's not clear precisely how many women have suffered in this way but they likely number in the hundreds of thousands. when you listen to abuse. sometimes you are powerless you miss words to. feel to share compassion to the people but to just stay there listening to they're looking at them. i think it's my only way supporting them because it's horrible to see how human beings can react can behave like. since one thousand nine hundred six war has raged relentlessly in the east in democratic republic of congo the conflict is mostly over natural resources worth millions that are sold to customers all over the world but none of the profits end up here. back in who cover

makes him stronger pulls up he likes to represent an idea of being a professional apart from being cata i think in the end he will play very well and we have a conscience in spain that with the squad spain has at the moment they can compete against brazil or germany which are at this moment the main favourites. so we have the conscience that winning again a world cup or at least being in a semifinal or eventually a final is perfectly possible with this team boss up thank you and enjoy the tournament. that was from radio catalonia, this is a tournament like no other for catalonia, this is a tournament like no otherfor spain, opening up against neighbours portugal in sochl after losing out on promotion to the premier league in the championship play—offs, aston villa is on the brink of bankruptcy. the cost of transfer fees and players‘ wages has left the club with a tax bill totalling over £4 million which it is struggling to pay, which means villa could be handed over to adminisrators. the club is now under pressure to pay the bill within seven days or they could face a winding up order.

and someone else has to die in his place hands hammon cata frederick's boyhood friend the east sentenced to death because he knew about the crown prince's plans to flee i am the pain his father inflicts on him will stay with him for the rest of his life laugh. every day and just as obvious that he wanted to take him to the edge of personal catastrophe with cutters execution which fredricka to watch has done the tone for the government on the scene most of that almost killed him or for. news of the impending execution reaches the court in vienna the hapsburg empress is fredericks godfather he seeks to mediate and sends a pleading letter to the prussians came he should spare his son and that's what happens. unlike the soldier king emperor charles the sixth is a loving father he's particularly close to his daughter maria ten days or even though she's only a girl maya to marry at ten days old was very intelligent she learnt many languages in her youth she was a cheerful child quite unlike frederick. life in the imperial family is fairly down to earth and lived away from public view. a carefr

initially he was more understanding of the demands of the cata la n understanding of the demands of then in his case making him lose votes because also within the socialist party the voters opposed catalan independent and the rest of spain of course, so he changed again and he became as tough as mariano rajoy, and in fact until recently he was going hand—in—hand with the government on this issue. what you say is true, he's been elected with some support from catalan, so he may have to give back something. he announced he will at least have some dialogue with the new catalan president. he of course has to add within the law and constitution meaning he will not offer independence or even a referendum, but at least there will bei referendum, but at least there will be i assume some sort of dialogue, not a negotiation but some sort of dialogue. briefly if you could, is the election of pedro sanchez likely to change in any way stained's attitude toward the european union? we have seen what's been going on in italy all week. is it likely to change the country's attitude? no, not really. maria

separatist leader for a very long time and has relied on the rule of law, on courts, to take action against catahe constitution of spain and i think pedro sanchez, even if he does not do anything more, just the fact that he is talking about this as a political problem that needs political solutions and not just legal ones, that is a step forward. as you mentioned, today we coincidentally had both leaders coming in and that has been good news. but they are both talking and willing to sit down again. mr sanchez does not have much room for manoeuvre, darcy? politically. his party is not strong in parliament? he has almost no room for manoeuvre, his party controls just under a quarter of the seats in parliament but having said that, he also has a situation where no other party has any immediate incentive to make his new government crumble. it is a very delicate situation but one in which you can perhaps move things a little bit forward. but yes, it is not a situation where he can make bold, affirmative steps forward but as i said, ithink affirmative steps forward but as i said, i think we need to se

russian weapons are bought lamond reports the saudi king told the french president he will retaliate if cata acquires a russian anti aircraft defenses to saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain have imposed a blockade on cattle for the past year still ahead on al-jazeera victory for striking oil workers in brazil a target of their anger has quit. while there is a particular young voters on board ahead of mexico's biggest ever election. welcome back looking at weather conditions across southeastern parts of asia the land underneath is almost lost under a mass of clouds is all looking very threatening having said that we did have a report of some heavy rain effect in surabaya on java for the last twenty four hours a little suspicion around that certain as you get further north then that's where the rain is centered kota kinabalu in borneo there some very heavy rain and getting into the philippines for more central southern areas is looking very wet at the moment and that's going to continue indeed there is a circulation developing here so we get a lot of rain across parts of cambodia vietnam

foreign minister says his country won't be intimidated by reports of saudi threats of military action if cata buys a defense system from russia. there is no legitimate grievance behind this letter threatening couple and violating the international votes by that in order international norms. the most importantly it's violating the. g.c.c. charter which is the countries of the g.c.c. should not launch an attack against each other so we believe that this letter has nor any legal basis to justify. any action we have been subject to a unilateral measure which was taken by by the saudis iran is increasing the pressure of the twenty fifteen new kid deal it says it will notify the un of its plans to accelerate the early stages of uranium enrichment iran's atomic energy organization says it has the capacity to speed up the production of centrifuges which are central to the enrichment process israel's prime minister is in france as part of his european tour to warn of what he calls iran's threat to the world on monday in germany benjamin netanyahu urged chancellor angela merkel to adopt a tough approac

secretary of state mike compared they're expected to discuss the saudi and blockade against cata which is now into its second year in april on player called on the placating countries to end the embargo this can live now to washington our state department correspondent was with jordan is there for us support this into some context for us at roslyn what are we expecting from this meeting. well really what we're looking at a train is the u.s. is stated desire to have the blockade of qatar ended before the so-called september summit between the u.s. and a number of gulf countries here in washington that it's not clear how much progress is being made by saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt and behind towards ending that blockade as the trumpet ministration wants but clearly that's going to be one of the issues which the two men nama hammad have been all day long. the qatari foreign minister and secretary of state mike pompei you are going to be discussing they came out just a couple of moments ago shook hands for the cameras and didn't take any questions so we'll have to find out in

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three days of hearings have now come to an end here at the hague at the un's highest court cata had appealedto the court to consider its case a case of discrimination against the state and its people the u.a.e. is accused of violating its obligations under the international convention for the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination cards are says that its people were denied access to healthcare education legal services access to to their properties and their assets and the policy of expelling qatar reason from the u.a.e. there also to the separation of families or cats are on wednesday was the first country to set forth its opening arguments this is what they had to say regarding the allegations against the u.a.e. as a result two of the u.a.e. is discriminatory measures and campaign of hatred against properties my people have been and continue to be torn apart from their closest neighbors family members friends and crucial supplies and livelihoods on which the light well on thursday the united arab emirates had a chance to respond categorically denying all of the allegations levied

a french newspaper is reporting that saudi arabia is threatening military action against cata if it acquires russian weapons and one news paper says the saudi crown prince has written to the french president to warn that it is ready to retaliate if catterick why is the s four hundred anti aircraft defense system the paper says the crown prince asked emmanuel lack on to put pressure on cattle not to buy the weapons count as ambassador to moscow said in january that his country intended to acquire the missile system. saudi arabia along with the u.a.e. in bahrain cost off ties with cash last june and joining me now via skype from moscow is defense analyst bill felgenhauer thanks very much for speaking to us is there a new type of partnership developing between russia and cattle. you know to some extent yes the mirror cantars being quite often in marco and the russia. that have a good friend the go. course money and. has been investing in the fund in russia and this is going to buy weapons back again good for russia that money coming in. the hands are but actually has been for some years trying

the population of egypt really are in an extremely vulnerable situation still to come on the program cata takes the u.a.e. to court claiming human rights violations for its part in the blockade of doha and as the world cup draws near we need a pair of artists who found the cheapest turn to save to a long standing football fan tradition. has been recently in iraq to some degree in iran too because nothing to cool things off the wind direction is wrong has not been much in the way of showers there are few showers around still is what took place of the caspian sea just chose which are in the forecast and the old me around around the coax is attention by dab though not affected by showers just by the wind and the insulation sunshine has gone down a little bit forty one degrees where it should be it's sensibly a lot cooler on the case in lebanon syria got showers for turning from the eastern med from cyprus and southern to and by reach twenty seven degrees reflects that sort of weather for the next couple days as i say baghdad was at forty one grow up to forty two in fact the winds blowing out

egypt and bahrain have imposed a blockade on cata for the past year mahmoud. chicago is a professor of conflict resolution at george mason university in the u.s. he says that the saudis show no sign that the gulf crisis is going to be resolved anytime soon. while this new thread showcases the three year still maintains its impulses views of the small nation of the neighborhood so after one year of the gulf crisis it does not only seek the containment of culture but also to bend it all to prevent it from seeking any kind of special you know the four hundred from the russians and this goes against the golden rule in international law that means if you are and it is throw you are entitle to your third defense and the way you solve so i think unfortunately from a conflict this is another cycle of escalation for the sake of scale asian and they think it is a huge rift not only a political river but also a psychology since three years that has not to realize that the culture has maintained its sovereignty and has gone beyond the brocade that the world imposed last j

year-old tim klein and close friend 46-year-old jason wells -- both elite climbers -- were ascending el cataic landmarks... a trek klein had made more than one- hundred times.jennifer klein/wife:"they loved to climb together but they loved each other. and i think when you climb together, you really do develop that trust and that love for each other. but they loved each other like brothers."the pair were reportedly one-thousand feet off the ground... scaling the granite cliff... when something went wrong just after eight saturday morning. responding rescuers later found both men roped together after falling to their death. jennifer klein/wife:"safety was always on his forefront // i thought the last place that he would die would be in yosemite"klein says her husband was a loving and devoted father, as well as, a dedicated teacher at palmdale high school where he taught to become emergency medical technicians and co-directed health careers academy.last month for the second time, he named antelope valley school district teacher of the year. jennifer klein/wife:"there's just no one like him. at

la respuesta la tiene nuestra querida cata. >> no creo que una persona se pueda ganar la loterÍa basadapremio mayor o la loterÍa? aquÍ estÁn con nosotros los expertos del dÍa. estamos con una astrÓloga, bienvenida. ya dieron, los televidentes tienen opiniones diversas, pero realmente existe algÚn secreto para ganarse la loterÍa? >> claro que existe. >> los astros influyen? >> conociendo tu carta astral quienes de acuerdo a tu fecha de nacimiento como un mapa de navegaciÓn. hay dos casas que hablan de loterÍa y casino. se puede saber si tienes mÁs suerte con menos suerte. y sabiendo el dÍa o la Época en que puedes ganar la loterÍa, es el cuando de repente vas a una casa de juego y puedes comprar. ademÁs en tu carta tienes los nÚmeros en que puedes ganar la loterÍa. >> me quedo sorprendida de escuchar esta historia de la profesora de matemÁticas. >> en la carta pastoral tenÉs los nÚmeros. >> entonces, si es posible, es bueno por lo que escucho en muchas de estas historias. es bueno jugar los mismos nÚmeros. la persona tiene adentro la informaciÓn, tiene confianza en esos nÚmeros. >> creo

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