their approach mall between china's communist party and the vatican is highly significant china broke off diplomatic relations with the vatican almost seventy years ago following the communist party revolution led by chairman mao. but now two of the world's most secretive organizations are close to announce a good deal brittle the side to future of china's catholics. the agreement though has many detractors one prominent critic has called it a trail of evil and to sell out that critic is the former bishop of hong kong cardinal joseph says he's never recognized the chinese government's efforts to interfere in the church and for that reason travel to the vatican to warn the public face to face against any. today cardinals then talks to al-jazeera. today how risky is it for people to worship in so-called underground churches in china i think the. decision must be very different at indy in a city when where you have a strong underground community there are mass every sunday many people go but they don't have changes so they say mass in the private home and that these masses technically il

the communist party remains in charge in cuba its goal is to develop a form of socialism that's no longer strictly communist raul castro took the first steps in opening the country's economy while he was president now and again diaz can then is in charge he's ruled out full on free market capitalism. other constitutional reforms include limiting the president to two terms creating a prime minister post and addressing l g b t discrimination which has long been systematic in cuba. it was afraid that this is historic sixty years since the revolution we need to change the communist party has already given the reforms its blessing now the parliament has to accept them and put the changes to a referendum. to the german grand prix in hockenheim which has ended with a miracle win for formula one defending champion lewis hamilton now hamilton started the race in fourteen following a hydraulic spinning qualifying but he took advantage of every away to battle and expect to win the save his driver is now seventeen points ahead of their areas the bastion that all crashed out of the race of just gettin

their approach more between china's communist party and the vatican is highly significant china broke off diplomatic relations with the vatican almost seventy years ago following the communist party revolution led by chairman mao. but now two of the world's most secretive organizations are close to announce a good deal brittle the side the future of china's catholics. the agreement though has many detractors one prominent critic has called it a trail of evil and to sell out that critic is the former bishop of hong kong cardinal joseph zen he's never recognized the chinese government's efforts to interfere in the church and for that reason travel to the vatican to warn the public face to face against any. today cardinal zen talks to al-jazeera. today how risky is it for people to worship in so-called underground churches in china i think. the situation must be very different at indy in a city when where you have a strong underground community there are mass every sunday many people go but they don't have churches so they say mass in the private home and these masses technically illegal

the communist party remains in charge in cuba its goal is to develop a form of socialism that's no longer strictly communist raul castro took the first steps in opening the country's economy while he was president now miguel diaz can and is in charge he's ruled out full on free market capitalism. other constitutional reforms include limiting the president to two terms creating a prime minister post and addressing l g b t discrimination which has long been systematic in cuba. there was a saying that this is historic sixty years since the revolution we need to change the communist party has already given the reforms its blessing now the parliament has to accept them and put the changes to a referendum. the german go on in hockenheim ended with a new iraqi formula one defending champion here with hamilton now the bridges started the race in fourteen but took advantage of heavy rain to battle an unexpected win but it was a hugely disappointing day for ferrari sebastian vettel in front of his home crowd . everything seemed perfectly set up for sebastian fettle at his home grown pretty . the fe

there was a that this is historic sixty years since the revolution we need to change the communist party has already given the reforms its blessing now the parliament has to accept them and put the changes to a referendum. german grand prix in hockenheim has ended with a miracle win for formula one defending champion here with hamilton now hamilton started the raise in fourteen following a hydraulics fadia a qualifying but then he took advantage of heavy rain to battle to an unexpected win most ages drive by is now seventeen points ahead of their august sebastian vettel who crashed out of the race of just getting into the barrier as a you have it in front of his home support has finished dr terry says however a second with kimi reichen and finishing in that. you're watching news live from berlin we do have more coming at the top of the hour but in the meantime you can log on to d.w. dot com that's all website for the latest news and information around the clock that's it for now thank you for watching. them wrong.

their approach mall between china's communist party and the vatican is highly significant china broke off diplomatic relations with the vatican almost seventy years ago following the communist party revolution led by chairman mao. but now two of the world's most secretive organizations are close to announce a good deal little decide the future of china. as catholics. the agreement though has many detractors one prominent critic has called it a trail evil and a sellout that critic is the former bishop of hong kong cardinal joseph says he's never recognized the chinese government's efforts to interfere in the church and for that reason travel to the vatican to warn the public face to face against any. today cardinal sin talks to al-jazeera. today how risky is it for people to worship in so-called underground churches in china i think the. decision must be very different at indy in a city when where you have a strong underground community there are mass every sunday many people go but they don't have churches so they say mass in the private home and that these masses technically illegal

in the east german communist party ruled the country with an iron hand. made about to break had been party leaders since nine hundred fifty. for a good reason. in this totalitarian regime there was no freedom of expression or freedom of the press and i don't buy that nurtured one party control even extended to daycare centers and kindergartens. or to school groups it was pure indoctrination but i didn't get anything like that around i think but i did in kindergarten and later in school. there are all sorts of slogans like we are the better germany there are no nazis here course. you know that was a lie. in the nazis but. the communist party had less influence in the town a share of this vulgar need the czechoslovak border the catholic church saw to that . for the kids in the rolling stones club it was a mix of music and religious faith. but because our parents told us that the government lied all the time to make itself look good but the church gave us a place where we could experience truth while we could talk to each other without being afraid. of what

anti-communist protesters set fire to the headquarters of bulgaria's governing socialist party and chantedthe communists burn." >> tens of thousands of ordinary citizens stormed the headquarters of the hated secret police tonight. >> the scenes in this moment are incredibly dramatic. people in the streets proclaiming freedom. some of that was liberation. some of it had a darker side. >> romania's dictator, the last hard line leader in the warsaw pact has been deposed by a popular uprising. > romania was the most oppressive and most grotesque. the only way to overthrow this regime turned out to be by force. >> fierce fighting erupted in bucharest. the old guard is fighting the new people. all hell has broken loose. >> romanian television aired evidence today of the fate of deposed leader ceausescu. >> the ceausescus had been made to stand trial on christmas day. >> in the end, he got the kind of justice that he had dealt out to many of his subjects. >> at the end of this remarkable week, a week of blood shed in romania and elsewhere comes a reminder tonight of what the struggle is all about

now replacement for boris johnson jeremy hunt is in china for strategic dialogue with senior communist party members of the people's republic here is when reorganizing the u.k. n.h.s. explaining why china is close to his heart i think the first. marry. the policies aren't implemented though as health secretary were arguably rather different to the chinese communist party here is the leader he supported defending austerity in the wake of defacto gambling gone wrong by the city of london we've had to take some tough decisions about the public sector about public spending we did that because of the state of the economy that we were left with by the neighbor party when we came in in two thousand and ten those difficult decisions have arguably had catastrophic civilizational effect in britain meanwhile in china china has lifted over eight hundred million people out of poverty into most of the progress that's been made in going from forty percent of the world live in extreme poverty to now less than ten percent most of the progress happened in china what what about progress in britain actually in

but you did association you feel so strongly about the vatican and the communist party jointly appointing bishops that you flew to rome to see the pope and to talk to him face to face just a few months ago what did you say to the pope as it does that's a think. ok to say the last word to the pope ok but the last word is not enough. i like to quote a hug a d n heroes ian he said sometimes formally verbal. seems that autonomy of the pope is respected. but practically you are giving the power into the hands of the government so if it's a government which choses the bishop and then through the bishops continent which is fake the present name to the holy father and the holy father to say the last would a case sounds very good but what kind of last word hanky the pope can approve easily those names know all know and so he had to be told ok you can beat up but the other day we don't know if you see up to the companies to make under the name now how can good dame come from the common is what they know about the quality is required to be a bishop why did you feel compelled to go to rome to see the

the communist party of india has been defeated in elections after election. per marginalised party. they bring out these reports, which mollify against my government. 49 senior retired civil servants recently wrote an open letter to your prime minister accusing him, and these are civil servants, of fomenting a frightening climate of hate, fear and viciousness in india. they said, "in our country's post independent history, this is our darkest hour." my reply to it is, out of 90% of the civil servants are those who in 2014 appealed to the people of india not to vote for narendra modi. and that is the democracy of india. i can quote you 200 civil servants who are saying mr modi is leading the country in a decisive, transparent way, no corruption and good decision making. let me quote to you a senior lawyer. because you're a lawyer yourself. you are an advocate of the supreme court. a lawyer at the supreme court, dushyant dave, he says "the government can make 100 laws and yet it will fail because there is no enforcement." your legal system is in dire trouble. th

for multinationals and they prefer to work as a operate in china for example where provided the communist party approves of your activities you'll have a high degree of stability and things will basically you won't run into any sort of trouble so i think that i think that's what multinationals are after some sort of security and stability and to imported taters or the communist party can give you can give you that. with its promise of workers' rights and a minimum wage guatemalan revolution no longer made the country viable for united fruit. in one nine hundred fifty one democratic elections brought taco bo out of bends to park. out of bed and set about putting into practice the first promise of the revolution amanda reform program which would redistribute the land of the large scale owners to small farmers. but at the top of the list of large earners with more than two thirds of the country's agricultural land was the united fruit company. president of ben's issued a decree to confiscate hundreds of thousands of hectares of land kept in reserve by the company. the indemnities were based on the

obviously he had of the cuban military and the communist party to the most powerful organizations. >> i think i can survive because as long as we empower the cuban people with americans coming and buying souvenirs in their 600,000 in the private sector you can really hope for change. with more freedom to speak and that is the way the cuban government will change when people begin to speak out when they begin to lose that fear then you have a widening of the communist party you can have dissent within the party. >> i thinknk the party made a smoothti transition from fidelity to raul. i thought it was kind of genius. >> he was still there but he was s absent. and fidel did not say this is a permanent change. >> nowtr what about this transition? i think the question is and it is unanswered so what happens after raul castro dies? because the to castro's that are left are raul's son and alberto andy x son-in-law and they havesi tremendous power and one is said to be very ambitious so how will they maneuver that? >> you think he is a figurehead at this point? >> talking to people from many

now replacement for boris johnson jeremy hunt is in china for strategic dialogue with senior communist party members of the people's republic here he is when reorganizing the u.k. n.h.s. explaining why china is close to his heart. the first person to be married was a member of. the policies aren't implemented though as health secretary were arguably rather different to the chinese communist party here is the leader he supported defending austerity in the wake of defacto gambling gone wrong by the city of london we've had to take some tough decisions about the public sector about public spending we did that because of the state of the economy that we were left with by the neighbor party when we came in in two thousand and ten those difficult decisions have arguably had catastrophic civilizational effect in britain meanwhile . and china china has lifted over eight hundred million people out of poverty into most of the progress that's been made in going from forty percent of the world live in extreme poverty to now less than ten percent most of the progress happened in china watch what about pr

the governing alliance received support from the communist party.ent has relied on the backing of the communist party since the collapse of communism. up to 30 flights between ireland and the uk are likely to be cancelled today because of a planned strike by pilots. unions say ryanair is not taking its demands over pay and conditions seriously. the airline says all ireland to europe flights will operate as normal. a german neo—nazi has been sentenced to life in jail for her part in ten murders. beate zschaepe belonged to a gang that carried out racist killings over a period of seven years. the police initially thought the victims — mostly of turkish descent — were caught up in gang violence. lebo diseko has more. the only surviving member of a neo—nazi terrorist cell, beate zschaepe was found guilty of ten racially motivated murders. for the families of the victims, this day has been a long time coming — a five—year trial almost two decades after the first killing. zschaepe's gang, called the nationalist socialist underground, or nsu, murdered eight

secretary now replacement for boris johnson jeremy hunt is in china first dialogue with senior communist party members of the people's republic here is when reorganizing the u.k. n.h.s. explaining why china is close to his heart i think the first. marry. the policies aren't implemented though as health secretary were arguably rather different to the chinese communist party here is the leader he supported defending austerity in the wake of defacto gambling gone wrong by the city of london we've had to take some tough decisions about the public sector about public spending we did that because of the state of the economy that we were left we had by the neighbor party when we came in in two thousand and ten those difficult decisions have arguably had catastrophic civilizational effect in britain meanwhile in china china has lifted over eight hundred million people out of poverty into most of the progress that's been made in going from forty percent of the world live in extreme poverty to now listen ten percent most of the progress happened in china what about progress in britain actually in fact b

constitution that supporters say well modernized the nation of leading political force remains the communist party the new document has removed the aim of building a communist society the draft constitution also recognizes private property and could even open the way to same sex marriage here's more. but also want to know that. on historic reform the cuban parliament approved the first update of its constitution since one thousand nine hundred seventy six. we confirm that we have a draft constitution and that after popular consultation and the referendum will strengthen the unity of cubans regarding the revolution. the new constitution allows for controlled opening up of the economy the party for reform is strong the recognition of private property rights. and the open we already have here paid employment and private property ownership we have to recognise this objectively this is the reality we have to accept and regulate. the goal is to develop a form of socialism that is no longer strictly communist other constitutional reforms include limiting the president to two terms creating a prime minist

protested against plans to hike the retirement age rallies organized by trade unions and the communist party mobilized people in over a dozen cities across the country president vladimir putin had previously vowed not to raise the age before russians could collect their state pension which hasn't changed since the stalin years. thomas is set to win his first tour de france title after holding on to his lead through the penultimate stage thomas finished third in stage twenty's time trial but still leads the overall standings by just under two minutes traditionally the leader is not attacked during the final stage to this day that means barring injury thomas will become the first welshman to win the tour on sunday. and formula one britain's lewis hamilton will start sunday's hungary and grand prix in pole position after finishing ahead of his mercedes team . in qualifying hamilton circumvented the wet conditions of the ring in his speed hold in just over one minute thirty five seconds to victory puts him in a commanding position for sunday's major event if you look sweet stand seventeen point

is a state owned company that means their subservience to the communist party of china and by giving them the keys to the castle they would effectively have at least a certain degree of control over the power needs of twenty million germans and it seems that something the that the german government is taking quite seriously now there are have been statements by some german ministers that if we if germany continues to sell companies to china that it would actually make the chinese spy networks obsolete because they would have their people up all over the country. this is serious business right how big is china's involvement in key industries for example in germany well if you take a plea take a look at germany china's really been on a spending spree for the last year if i'm not mistaken twenty seventeen alone they invested invested some thirteen billion dollars in german companies they bought some fifty companies in branches ranging from machines machine construction to the automotive industry future technologies like solar and renewable energy and also biotech companies as part of a

against plans to hike the country's retirement age rallies organized by trade unions and the communist party mobilized people in over a dozen cities many russians have voiced their anger over the fact that the new retirement age of sixty five is comparable with the life expectancy for russian men . pope francis has accepted the resignation of cardinal mccarrick one of the most prominent figures in the catholic church in the united states as far as allegations of sexual abuse including accused involving an eleven year old boy francis has ordered to remain in seclusion and in prayer until a church trial is held well extreme summer temperatures in many parts of the northern hemisphere have left firefighters battling massive blazes in the united states two firefighters have now died after struggling to bring informal in northern california under control dozens of homes in the city of reading have gone up in smoke and the blaze still is under control. now you know. it's a vision of hell fires swirling at high speed this is reading california at night wildfires raging through the forests and into

this was going to be a visit in which the chinese communist party hoped to improve its relations with. >> as the sun rose here, it was clear that the chinese students' protest for democracy is still gaining strength and urgency. students are dropping from exhausti exhaustion. some now are vowing to die if necessary. >> the chinese leadership didn't know what to do, but recognized that they couldn't reform the way they were being pushed to reform. they couldn't allow this challenge to their authority. >> the soviet leader largely ducked questions on china's student issue. i cannot be the judge, he said. >> in china tonight, the government declared martial law in central beijing. ominously foreign journalists face severe new restrictions that amount to a news blackout. >> there's chaos in tiananmen square. there are bodies and injured and dead all over the place, and there is no way to ascertain for sure how many people have been killed or wounded. >> china is now restored into a deeply repressive leninist regime. it's a question, both in moscow and throughout eastern europe, what's gor

against plans to hike the country's retirement age rallies organized by trade unions and the communist party mobilize people in over a dozen cities many russians have voiced their anger over the fact that this new retirement age of sixty five is the life expectancy for russian men. pope francis has accepted the resignation of cardinal mccarrick one of the most prominent figures in the catholic church in the united states as follows allegations of sexual abuse including a case involving an eleven year old boy francis has ordered kark to remain in seclusion and in prayer until a church trial is held. to ethiopia now a country caught in a deadly cycle of famine and drought united nations estimates about eight million people are going hungry and that's despite there being no shortage of farm land development workers from germany who believe they can help end the cycle by tapping into local know how and expertise. alymer whoi who grows wheat on his two hectares of land in northern ethiopia as a small holder he uses the time honored method of oxen and plough and like many other farmers he closes t

against plans to hike the country's retirement age rallies organized by trade unions and the communist party mobilize people in over a dozen cities across the country many russians have voiced their anger over the fact that this new or tyrant age of sixty five is the same as the life expectancy for russian that. well as people in zimbabwe prepare to head to the polls they'll be casting their vote for a leader not named robert mugabe for the first time in a generation it's the first election since the former president was ousted from power last year current president. is running in a tight race against opposition leader nelson chamisa both sides are pushing for every vote before the polls open. asin barclays presidential race enters the final days of both sides are turning out in force rallying and dancing in support of their candidates the zanu p.f. the fancy footwork is all for this man imus and. was once mccarthy's right hand man with the ominous nickname of the crocodile he took over when mccarthy was forced to resign but has enthusiastic backers from his supporters who called him e.d. th

advisors and millions of dollars to make sure their candidate or as yeltsin won otherwise the communist party in russia would have actually been the winner but it's not just interference if the us doesn't like the results of elections after they've tried to influence them then they overthrow the government this is what happened with the democratically elected government of mohammad most day in iran it dared to nationalize the anglo iranian oil company now known as b.p. so of course the u.s. overthrew it and imposed on iran the shah the monarch you can't get more or less democratic government there's a long history of this the united states the media presentation here is so incredible you had donald trump going to europe meeting with the nato countries demanding that they spend one hundred thirty two billion dollars more get for really a confrontational position against russia and then he gets to russia i mean to helsinki and meets with putin and the american media says this is the surrender some end or some and acting as if you know here's a united states spend seven hundred eighty billion do

he organizes the government and recognizes the right on private property but it also keeps the communist party firmly in control of the economy the draft will be put to a vote in a national referendum later this year. well turning to japan now where a scorching heat wave has killed almost two dozen people thousands more have been hospitalized japanese authorities say they've recorded the country's highest ever temperature forty one point one degree celsius people are doing anything they can to stay cool. blistering heat and record breaking temperatures in japan. japan summers are often hot and humid but it's been five years since temperatures were anywhere near as high as this. the government is warning people to take precautions to prevent heat stroke. japan experienced another extreme weather event last month historic flooding this month's heat wave is focusing the mind of government you say need to it's two years until the twenty twenty tokyo olympics and paralympics and biggest challenge is how to counter the heat all. that they do that they did this and this is. the heat is also disruptin

protested against plans to hike the retirement age rallies organized by trade unions and the communist party mobilized people in over a dozen cities across the country president vladimir putin had previously vowed not to raise the age before russians could collect their state pension which hasn't changed since the stalin years. pope francis has accepted the resignation of cardinal mccarrick one of the most prominent figures in the catholic church in the united states this follows allegations of sexual abuse including a case involving an eleven year old boy the pope has ordered mccarrick to remain in seclusion and in prayer until a church trial is held. extreme summer temperatures in many parts of the northern hemisphere have left firefighters battling massive blazes in the united states two firefighters have died after struggling to bring an inferno in northern california under control dozens of homes in the city of writing have gone up in smoke and the blaze has not yet been contained. forward. it's a vision of hell fire is swirling at high speed this is reading california at night wildfire

party in germany doing? how is it different than the communist and socialist parties that are all over europe, and does it have anything to do with co-ops? >>>> yes. the name of the party in germany is called the die linke. "die" is "the," and "linke" is the german word for "left." they didn't want there to be any ambiguity about where they werere comingng from, so ty basisically call themselves thte lefft party, die linke, and it is a party that camamtogether out of two other parties. first was the left wing of the social democratic party, the old established socialist party that has been in the government, has been the government. last leader of germany before angela merkel, the current leader, was a man named schroeder, and he was a member of the social democratic party in germany. the left wing under a very, very charismatic leader, which was important, a man named oskar lafontaine, withdrew from the socialist party in order--excuse me--to found this new party the die linke. thehe other part of the die linke is the party that used to be the dominant party in what was east germany. you know, the east german

the government and recognizes the right to own private property but it also aims to keep the communist party firmly in control of the economy the draft will be put to a vote in a national referendum later this year. british prime minister theresa may is making another attempt to win over her cabinet to her vision for brags that she's called her ministers together today for a special round of talks economic growth and trade post for exit are expected to top the agenda but britain's divorce from the european union will also have a profound impact on. thousands living outside of europe the small caribbean island event is one of fourteen british overseas territories residents didn't have a say in the bread vote some on the island now see the result as a chance to push for independence from london as part of our road to break that series. this it and willa to gauge the mood. as ship docking in britain six thousand five hundred kilometers away from the british mainland we're in one gorilla one of britain's six overseas territories and the caribbean people here have to import nearly everything even

john brennan, who is accusing the president of being a traito traitor, voted for the communist partye height of the cold war in 1976 when the soviet union actually wanted to destroy america. that's treasonous. vladimir putin is a bad guy. he's a bad actor, but the russian federation is not the soviet union, and as far as i know, donald trump never voted for the communist party at the height of the cold war. so let's just put that on the record. with regard to the reaction of today simon, it's a little bit like the peter strzok testimony. you saw the unveiling of the deep state with strzok's testimony. today, you really saw the depths of the mainstream media. nobody in that room behaves like a journalist. they were like members of moveon.org or the resistance. the fact that we have the chance to talk about big issues, saving hundreds of thousands of lives in syria, the question of ukraine's national sovereignty, and instead, they want to perpetuate this bogus collusion narrative. they came out of the closet. there is no journalism on the mainstream media left, and it was absolutely ri

but in 1948, the progressive party was a front for the soviet-controlled communist party. they ran former vice president henry wallace as its presidential candidate. wallace arguably, through the election to president truman -- threw the election to president truman by attacking him, undercutting republicans' claims that truman was soft on the russians. president eisenhower, and this is a quote from october 21, 1956, president eisenhower today accused soviet premiere nicoli boganon of meddling in the american election campaign, the united press reported. again, october 21, 1956. suggested thaton democrat no, ma'am -- democratic nominee adlai stephenson was more likely to get an agreement halting h-bomb tests. that, he argued, was meddling in our internal affairs in the midst of a national election campaign. historian bruce deer stein reported that the russian ambassador in 1960 invited stephenson, adlai stephenson, to the embassy, plied him with drinks, caviar, and fruit and offered to back him if he'd run for president again. stephenson rejected the offer. that was the ru

no doubt the french and italian communist parties were a threat to what we consider to be our fundamental interests but then met the venture was spread much too wide and it of course infested our domestic politics. >> getting back to the economic argument you were talking about in debunking the keynesian explanation for the recovery, in your book you talk a little bit about the story of infrastructure and that those countries that already started on that path to re-create their infrastructure, good marshall plan money intentionally go to help build it up or was it expected that those countries would devote most of the own resources to rebuilding the roads and the connecting -- >> in terms of germany was the most critical, most of the industrial capacity was still there, remarkably, despite all the allied bombing during the war. once we did things like rebuild road networks, for example, germany's international capacity replied very quickly. so the primary barrier was really in terms of american policy. were we going to allow this to happen? if what the french, at least in 1946 were just a

work through the government wants people to forget about what happened but the communist party knows exactly what happened every year they get nervous about something else they censor the internet and want to stop people speaking about what they do. for his actions was imprisoned and stripped of his teaching position but he would remain undeterred for decades he would struggle for democratic rights against the mighty chinese state because met in the nineteen eighties and they married while he was imprisoned in a labor reeducation camp. would remain an important contact volusia during his long stretches in prison. the either set and that's the cost that's the price you have to pay if you want to stand out of iran are if you want to be a free thinking intellectual in china. for that. for that you and her husband have pending a very heavy price now almost a year after his death he has the chance to start taking. a very steep price indeed a lot of pressure has been exerted diplomatic pressure say from germany but also fellow artists yeah as i mentioned the old you wound who lives here in

completed in 1981, it was built as an iconic national monument to glorify the communist party.se this was the birthplace of the bulgarian socialist movement. this is powerful, powerful architecture. following the collapse of the regime, the building was abandoned, and later shut off to the public as it fell into disrepair. recently, the only people to have seen inside are a select group of photo—hungry urban explorers, who have broken in illegally. this is a really big deal today. the travel show is the first international tv crew to be allowed through the front doors. we are very excited and lucky to be able to do so. are you ready? oh, wow! here it is. me first? welcome. it's seen better days, hasn't it? definitely. it cost the equivalent of $35 million in today's money to build buzludzha. since it was abandoned, the years, they haven't been kind. dora, it's... it's incredible. there's some work to do, obviously, but it's still very impressive. look at this. 50 square metres of mosaics right on top. there is the symbol of communism, actually, the hammer and sickle, you can se

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