now what sir craig reedie is saying is that they're willing to reinstate rusada without that compliancenes, and the rise to power of the late ferdinand marcos. thousands of activists from the country's opposition groups are expected to hold a rally against president rodrigo duterte's proposed changes to the constitution, which they say will lead to a dictatorship. president duterte has in the past defended his "strongman" style of leadership, saying the country would make no progress if he did not act like a "dictator." church groups in the philippines are spearheading the "anti—dictatorship" protest. manila's auxiliary bishop broderick pabillo has supported a call for people tojoin the rallies, saying that: earlier i spoke to steve wilford, a risk analyst who's spent many years in the philippines. i asked him why president duterte wants to change the form of government. for ostensibly very sensible reasons. the 1987 constitution was, many would argue, quite a rush document in the wake of the fall of the marcos regime, a sort of interim measure, if you like. it created a system of gover

uncovered letters between the water president craig reedie and russian sports minister is essentially offering a compromise on the previously agreed conditions for risottos reinstatement now you have to watch the software was the tough stance here they had an opportunity here to lay down the line and they've just totally missed it and anti doping experts have come out to speak about thursday's decision they've called things up the will to ring inexplicable premature and i have to say i agree with every single one of those. russia continues to deny the allegations of running a state sponsored doping program for some observers looking at this from outside this looks like a case of water just caving in to the russians is that what happened in my opinion absolutely they have i mean originally russia were given two to keep conditions that they had to be in order for risotto to be reinstated the first was to accept the findings of the mclaren report and the second was to hand over their laboratory to wada so that historic data and samples could be tested and you know athletes that were prev

on covered the government backed doping of more than a thousand athletes the water presidency craig reedie said today the great majority of waters exco decided to reinstate to solder as compliance with the code subject to strict conditions this decision provides a clear timeline by which water must be given access to the former moscow to barratry data and samples or he says they will reinforce the ban so russia's lair but must still allow access but as you can imagine over in moscow the chief of rue solder welcomed the reinstatement by wada. purpura sure it's the first step and a significant one it opens the way to international competitions for athletes and federations moreover opens the possibility of competitions to be nominated in the russian federation in fact this is a result of very very hard work risotto are happy but there is widespread dismay among many athletes and n.t. doping bodies who before the vote urged water to stand firm against russia in fact they were to no votes within water itself including its vice president to linda hello and she said it was wrong and so welcome re