daniel ortega, born november 11 , 1945. studied at the faculty of law of the central american universitya 1962-1979 participated in the guerrilla struggle against the dictatorship of anastasio samose. arrested in 1967. spent 7 years in prison. 1985-1990, constitutional president of the republic of nicoragua. 1990-2006 leader of the opposition since january 10. 2007 president republic of nicaragua. daniel artega has been congratulating nicaragua for 17 years now. in november 2021, presidential elections were held, where ortega once again won in a landslide. but in january 2022, at revolution square in monago, he took the oath of office. president, by the way, at the same time, along with him , rassario muril, his wife and faithful comrade-in-arms in the partisan struggle, was sworn in as vice-president. razario is a poetess, grand-niece of sandino. under samos she was imprisoned. his participation in the liberation struggle. i was 7 or 8 years old when i first heard about sandino from him. that my father knew andina personally. well, then i had to get acquainted with the dictatorship of s

i'm listen, the head of social science, the central science department at the american university doing just now from ramada. welcome to i'll to 0. i'm just so for us that we've had this significant increase in the secular tax, this is a distinct, is there any government policy? do you think of to yes, actually it's like all the in the sense they uh, in the world and got started in san francisco october today. the number of i faxed the off, they said no. right. thanks on that. but as teens as to be in house doubles from my to yeah, from a 3 i think so i day to 8 if that affects uh at the united nations, you know, they, uh, they said that they actually taking a box off the water and got the the, this a both days ready, garrett is ready to go home and having from the united states, from my good menu, from uh, some of the, uh, european countries the is that does take advantage of that. the out building most have knows, the more they the actually the more uh, principle of land. and also they have more legal protection from basically a government. so actually talking about, no, that's it. be

american, english from the french region, and polish mercenaries. these bmp-2s of the central military district are equipped with a universal berezhok combat module.he carnet anti-tank missile system, which is part of it, strikes enemy armored vehicles. the technology is weak, the leopard is the same, it also gets blown up, it doesn’t hold the shells, it’s also blocked, everything is the same, just more electronics. if the bmp drives by at speed, they don't have time. infantry combat vehicles equipped with the carnet anti-tank missile system today continue to successfully confront enemy armored vehicles, which the armed forces of ukraine at the tor salient are transferring to the front line in preparation for possible breakthrough attempts. alexey baranov, alexander malyshev, khalit tankiev. news: line of combat contact in the lugansk people's republic, krasnolimansk direction. all over ukraine there are raids on those who can be sent to the front, there are checkpoints on the roads for the borders of the country do not release ukrainians without a special certificate from the military registration and enlistment offices. zelensky almost directly

centrally city. the limits cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. front of the condo is a professor of american politics at the united states, studies center of the university of city. and he's joining us from southern could i help you with this? and i'll just do the. thank you very much indeed. so the republicans are looking to make immigration essential, t issue in when it comes to the, the elections that are going to be coming up. how much of a role is immigration going to play in these elections? i think that will be a major issue. i mean, to begin with, it seems like a political stunt. greg gab it to know side of the florida governments, the st ascending the asylum sake is basically there's a bundle, go pay to live upside to be come to america as refugees to begin with, sending them to places like campbell harris's vice presidential house in washington . they say math has been yada very famous twice for a lot of that families like the clintons and i bomb is a holiday, but now it's become a major sort of a lot of people bang st from texas. i think it's up to about 90000 people have been sent ricky jays again from the state of texas to places like chicag

central role in mediating the release of americans from captivity in gaza and venezuela. and it comes as qatar is under growing scrutiny for hosting senior hamas leaders. >>> harvard university president claudine gay is resigning from her position just six months into her tenure, the shortest in harvard history. it comes after weeks of controversy involving a plagiarism scandal and her testimony on capitol hill about antisemitism on campus. cnn's miguel marquez has more details. >> reporter: a second ivy league president out in less than a month. haharvard univiversity p presid clauaudine gay's's t tenure e j months long was mired in controversy. the weight of multiple allegations of plagiarism following a poor performance in a capitol hill hearing about antisemitism resulting in her resignation. in a letter to the harvard community, gay wrote that her exit came with a heavy heart. it has become clear that it is in the best interests of harvard for me to resign so that our community can navigate this moment of extraordinary challenge with a focus on the institution rather than any individual. harvard announced that alan garber, who currently serves as provost will step in as