ok well let's digest them what's happened shall dubinsky she's across the story for us to charlotte just take us through the events of today well what we know is that italy will have an interim neutral prime minister he's called carlo quarterly as you mentioned he's a former director of the i.m.f. and he now has to form a government that government then has to be approved by the italian parliament if they don't approve his choice of a government full of ministers then italy will face for elections as soon as organist if his government picks are approved and those elections are likely to be pushed into the first half of the twenty nineteen well why are we here well that's because the italian president had vetoed the choice of the economy minister put forward by the attempts to form a coalition by the league and by five star movement that man that was rejected was eighty one year old paolo. savannah who is known as a financial expert but he was vetoed because he was seen as being too euro skeptic and even on sunday the italian prime minister was saying look guys just give me somebody who i

do appear to be among the major issues proposed after the document was leaked to the media china dubinsky as more. many people see these two parties who are from the left and the right side of the political spectrum as being quite radical parties they're anti establishment they're anti e.u. and already that leaked document and it's details of course some jitters on the stock market with many investors selling off their italian assets when those leaks were put online so what's in the document what's causing this vexation they want to leave the single currency that would mean quitting the euro they also want the european central bank to write off some of italy's debts with two hundred and fifty billion euros they also talk about russia and relations with the country between russia and the e.u. saying that they want to scrap the sanctions that are currently in place against russia and want to see russia as being a trading partner and not a threat and also quite crucially they want to revise the e.u. migration rules that currently exist which mean that migrants have to apply for permission to

policies in recent days but in paris thousands have again rallied against his economic reforms charlie dubinsky was there and witnessed the latest turmoil that hit the city. what we've seen is the protesters or some of them trying to smash some of the buildings along the street where they were marching the police came in straightaway we had some sort of fireworks what looked to be like a moment of cooked up because it definitely was but there was certainly an explosion and then we saw the police then dispersing tear gas. if you just look now you might see the police are in the distance you've got some of what are known as being the black looks here in the front they are covered with their faces that's because they don't want to be identified but he might be able to see that they are throwing items to wards the police and now we have had to guess and also one police officer i mean injured in clashes with those protesters the case is also destroying paint the police oh i just a crime you can see tear gas that's being spreading over the pieces they want to move the protesters away to try and stop

charlotte dubinsky takes a closer look now at the development. many people see these two parties who are from the left and the right side of the political spectrum as being quite radical parties they're anti establishment they're anti e.u. and already that leaked documents and it details of course some jitters on the stock market with many investors selling off their italian assets when those leaks were put online so what's in the document what's causing this vexation they want to leave the single currency that would mean quitting the euro they also want the european central bank to write off some of italy's debts with two hundred and fifty billion euros they also talk about russia and relations with the country between russia and the e.u. saying that they want to scrap the sanctions that are currently in place against russia and want to see russia as being a trading partner and not a threat and also quite crucially they want to revise the e.u. migration rules that currently exist which mean that migrants have to apply for permission to stay in t

hurling smoke grenades over a hundred people have been detained by police our correspondent charles dubinsky was caught in the crossfire as officers moved in to control the trouble. because. those clashes we saw between the police and the protests have been some of the most remote function as intense clashes i've seen in the last fifteen months or so in france i just want to give you a sense of what sort of damage has been created from those clashes and not just clashes but the damage that was coolest by the protest is the police had warned early on tuesday morning ahead of these may day protests that they thought they were going to be hijacked by anti capitalists by anti fascists and they were indeed that they came out in their hundred. it's ready with a gear they safety gear to be able to protect themselves from the tear gas the masks just have a look at this is one of the vehicles that they don't still smoking there and just behind it the plumes of smoke that came up from this vehicle huge proclamations of smoke that went up and just completely must this block of apartments where people w

on may first the latest rally was largely peaceful but one police officer was injured artificial dubinsky was at the march for. sure the police have just moved into the basti area which is the end part of the protest in that they have started making what seem to me some arrests so far that's often some of the protesters damaged of van you might be able to see in the distance smashing the screen and they also attempted to set it on fire and they're all around two thousand jungle my police out in clueless in paris today to try and keep the violence at this protest to a minimum after the violence that was witnessed on the may day protests on tuesday when almost she one hundred people so who were arrested from a ground to a crowd of around one thousand two hundred ultra militant leftists as they were described by the police now you may be able to see behind me some of the people who cover their faces they generally people who describe themselves as being anti capitalist anti fascist and they don't want to see and identified now many of the people came here to protest against the policies of t

focused policies in recent days but in paris thousands have again rallied against his economic reforms dubinsky was there and witnessed the latest turmoil to hit the city. what we've seen is the protest is or some of them trying to smash some of the buildings along the street where they were marching the police came in straightaway we had some sort of fireworks what looked to be like a moment of cooked up because it definitely was but they were certainly an explosion and then we saw the police and then displacing tear gas. if you just look now you might see the police are in the distance you've got some of what are known as being the black looks here in the front they are covered with their faces that's because they don't want to be identified and you might be able to see that they are throwing items to wards the police and now we have had to guess i notice only one police officer i mean injured in clashes with those protesters the clashes also is throwing paint to the police. i just a crime you can see tear gas that's being spreading out by the police is they want to move the protesters away t

allegedly showing the attacker pledge allegiance to the terrorist group our correspondent schaller dubinsky has more on the crank turbulent first year in office. discontentment on the streets violent confrontations force used to subdue the testers this is from it's one thing to mock one's first term in office twelve months ago call it stood here to much fun fact he had just won the election he was riding on high little did he know perhaps that his real battle was just about to begin reforming the working code provoked a backlash that pushed ahead of workers went on strike today for everything he's done to benefit the rich to give funds and subsidies to big companies the multinationals. he's an old true liberal who thinks his bosses his friends but on about the small people say yes at that he's against everyone who works against the pensioners against the students. some also argue that much corn has consolidated and concentrated power and by hand picking his m.p.'s who now have outright control of the national assembly he has ensured that his way is the only way. even the grassroots members

coalition has called for the president to be impinged accusing him of bearing to pressure surely dubinsky has been looking at the track record of brussels when it comes to getting its way. you can win an election create a coalition put together a plan for reforms and a ruling cabinet but turns out you still don't get government well that's if you're in the e.u. and you have a euro skeptic agenda if you're president i asked for the ministry and authority it's of political figure was not seen as supporting a line that could provide from the essentially this means that the majority of voters who between them opted for the five star movement and northern league two parties with an anti e.u. agenda in march actually don't get to decide the president awaits a red card because he doesn't like one proposed minister and q political crisis possible snap elections is this really how democracy is supposed to work. i mean find the constitution the government can't change. this is a limited sovereignty it's a piece of democracy there is a way that brussels hasn't shied away from warning the new italian

charlotte dubinsky reports president machen had pledged that by the beginning of two thousand and eighteen no one would be sleeping rough on the streets of france let alone her yet not only did he fail to deliver on that promise but it's getting worse much worse it's believed that up to one thousand eight hundred migrants have set up camp along the canal here in paris and fears that that could explode to around two and a half thousand in the next two weeks has caused the organizers of the great race to graham paris to cancel the annual event. the ten kilometer race between paris and song to me was to take place in just over a week's time but this is part of where the run is supposed to come through and as you can see it would be virtually impossible for them to navigate this section of the racecourse these makeshift camps are growing day by day the route is impossible it is disturbing to have to run the race in the middle of a refugee camp at last year's race around six and a half thousand people took part it was also adopted as part of paris's bid to host the twenty twenty four olympics e

and the failed coalition has called too for the president to be in page to kucing him of pressure dubinsky has been looking at the track record of brussels when it comes to getting its way. you couldn't win an election create a coalition put together a plan for reforms and a ruling cabinet but turns out you still don't get to govern well that's if you're in the e.u. and you have a euro skeptic agenda if you're president i asked for the ministry an authoritative political figure was not seen as supporting a line. from the essentially this means that the majority of voters who between them opted for the five star movement and northern league two parties with an anti e.u. agenda in march actually don't get to decide the president awaits a right card because he doesn't like one proposed mini.

smoke grenades destroyed cars and clashed with police more than two hundred activists were arrested dubinsky reports now from paris. it's come over here and you'll be able to see the bullets here of a fast food restaurant that have been put up that was completely and utterly destroyed yesterday restaurants further behind on the street will also destroyed and basically the police did very little in fact nothing for a long time when this destruction was happening it was only further on into the demonstration when the violence took place at little bit further on that they actually did something now they've said the reason that they didn't react as quickly as some people say they should have is because they were trying to avoid collateral damage there's also been criticism criticism over president he's currently only official tool of a stray here some people saying the president shouldn't have left france when there was so much social and ease here he has hit back saying what did you expect me to sit at home and watch it on t.v. but the violence by the black books as a say some of the worst that

charlotte dubinsky reports. president michel had pledged that by the beginning of two thousand and eighteen no one would be sleeping rough on the streets of france let alone her and yet not only did he fail to deliver on the promise but it's getting worse much worse it's believed that up to one thousand eight hundred migrants have set up camp along the canal he in paris and fears that that could explode to around two and a half thousand in the next few weeks has caused the organizers of the great race graham paris to cancel the annual event. the ten kilometer race between paris and song to me was to take place in just over a week's time but this is part of where the run is supposed to come through and as you can see it would be virtually impossible for them to navigate this section of the racecourse these makeshift camps are growing day by day the route is impossible it is disturbing to have to run the race in the middle of a refugee camp at last year's race around six and a half thousand people took part it was

short of expectations he's also accused of trying to use them i was running a virtual monarchy so in dubinsky takes up the story. discontentment on the streets violent confrontations. used to subdue you protest is this his fronts one lee too much cause for staying in office twelve months ago call it stood here to much fun he had just won the election he was riding on high little did he know perhaps that his real battle was just about to begin reforming the working code provoked a backlash that pushed ahead. but workers went on strike. everything is done to benefit the rich to give funds and subsidies to big companies the multinationals. is an old true liberal who thinks his bosses his friends but on about the small people so you get that he's against everyone who works against the pensioners against the students. some also argue that much corn has consolidated and concentrated power and by hand picking his m.p.'s who now have outright control of the national assembly he has ensured that his way is the only way. even the grassroots members of his own party have voiced frustration with his lead