i put that question to brazil studies, professor fabio just silva. and i would say that this value is really about a 1000000000 there. who is the owner of a large social media company, refusing to follow a basic orders from the bridget into this area. so it's, it's much more than, you know, a disagreement between the company and at a, just the system is it's, it's a, it's become a matter of advertising of sovereignty. and, and just walk us through a little bit of what this legal battle has been about. it started with the charges of this information that it actually is started, because the x was border to remove some posts in to suspend some profiles that were engaged in a deluxe and campaign, a gas, some a brazilian public officials, the police officers, were conducting an investigation about some wrong duties done by a former president, both on i and x and mosque refused to, to comply with those orders because they, you know, basically have argue that, that they stand up for freedom of speech and that they don't see the points of banning any type of

i'm joined now by fabio d'andrea. fabio, great to see you and tell me a little bit. layman when it comes to music. tell me a little bit about how a composer chooses a key, and what it means to the composer to have chosen the key. sure. >> well, i think every musical key. and there's 24 of them, major and minor. they have their own feel. so you could play a piece in, say, c major, which is normally regarded as the simple key or the white notes on the piano. but if you play that piece, say in a—flat major, it's going to have a very different feel. so i decided to create this project 24 pieces again, looking back at our traditions and the history of what composers have done in the past, especially in regards to piano music and explore every key. see if i could bring out the emotion that you feel from that actual key itself , key itself, >> were you fonder of some than others? i imagine. for example, you're not so fond of c because it's too, too straightforward. actually, no. >> i love all of them. and that's the beauty of music. every key has its own feel, and some keys

that the company has become just a shell for illegal acts, and that was present studies professor fabio decided fella. let's go to nigeria and all which is grappling with severe flooding several days. i'll sort of damn collapse, emergency crews are struggling to reach people trapped by the flood waters. atara, she said cody, people have been killed and some 1000000 others displeased by the war several floods in africa's most populous nation. this is made a good me a whole nice tough. the city is managed often to eventually buy ins. goes the dam to best earlier this week. well, flooding is not uncommon in this parts of northern nigeria. will socrates say? it is the west flood for 3 decades. hundreds of thousands of people have been forced from that homes under need of food and shelter. the united nations about food programs sets up soup kitchens. they say the fronting has compounded several already existing problems. this region has been facing the dickens. and more recently we have seen the solution that the way up to has been a really good thing really affecting our mediums. the people

investigations against both on the, in some military officers and bought the those events as well. professor fabio, just as so by thank you very much. thank you. they as well just last week, austria and switzerland were basking in 30 degrees celsius late summer sheets. but now winter has pushed autumn aside in austria's syria region. the surprised snowfall has caused traffic disruptions with authorities warning of slippery roads and snow chains being made compulsory in some areas. white blanket has also covered mountains and the south western swift outs making this the 1st snow of the season here in europe, the that you're all up to date. participants here on dw, i've next our environment show planet a looks at whether carbon capture technology might need a reality check from our news and analysis. take a look at our website that's dw dot com or download the d d w news app. i'm david love, it's thanks for watching the sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. but we've got something for you. with each passing day of the continuing conflict in syria, more and more children fear their fut

against both on the island, some military officers and bought the those events as well. professor fabio, just as so my thank you very much. thank you. they nigeria is grappling with severe flooding several days after a damn collapse. emergency crews are struggling to reach people trapped by the flood waters. authorities say 30 people have been killed and some 1000000 others displaced by the worst ever. floods in africa's most populous nation. this is my degree a bonus hoss the city is submerged off to eventually buy ins because the dam to best earlier this week. well, flooding is not uncommon in this part of northern nigeria. well sorry to say it is the west floods of 3 decades. hundreds of thousands of people have been forced from their homes under the need of food and shelter. the united nations without food program has sets up soup kitchens. they say the funding has compounded several already existing problems. this region has been facing the digits and more recently we have seen the solution that the rail has been a really good thing really affecting our mediums. the people who are

we put bad question to fabio, decided silva, a brazil studies professor. it's a quite severe measure, of course. um, but the reason why he did that was because the musk and actually ex, west fines for not complying with the previous borders. and after that must remove the, you know, all the representatives of the company from brazil. and so that basically the company stopped responding to the receipt into this sherry, and there was nobody to pay for the fines or to be responsible for the fines. so he orders the freezing of the, the assets of x as well as star week. when it comes to star link it's, it's a complicated question because it's a different legal entity than x. but star link is one of the investors of facts in tech company does this possible under proceeding law, there's a provision in prison and load it authorizes the disregarding of the legal entity and the intro to share, to go after the owners of the company. if they understand that the company has become just a shell for illegal acts, let's go to nigeria now, which is grappling with severe fl

presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador en una carta pÚblica de tener vÍnculos con lÍderes del narcotrÁfico fabioortiene vÍnculos con narcotraficantes. >> hay audios, y documentos, como sabe Él.fabiola: en la car pÁginas enviada por sus abogados a varios medios de comunicaciÓn revela que en el 2019 tras ser arrestado en texas reiteradamente me ofrecieron un acuerdo con la fiscalÍa de nueva york para que en culpara con delitos vinculados en narcotrÁfico a cambio de estar detenido poco tiempo y recibir beneficios econÓmicos. asegura que se juicio el 2023 en nueva york que lo hallÓ culpable por colaborar con el cÁrtel de sinaloa durante dÉcadasla perpectiva era imputar personas e instituciones que en corto plazo debilitarÍa el desarrollo la paz pÚblica y la vida institucional del paÍs evidentemente no acepte. >> lo que estÁ buscando que se rea va a su juicio, considera que fue sentenciado, por circunstancia donde no hubo una sola prueba. fabiola: tal vez le estÁn ofreciendo esto, no lo sabemos, la reciente captura del presunto narcotraficante ismael y mallo zambada confirman los lazos entre el gobie

vice-chairman the lower house of the italian parliament, fabio rampeli, in response proposed sending italian experts to the louvre to assess what exactly rome could demand from paris. in france, such a reaction was not expected, the head of the audit chamber had to clarify that the fifth republic has no claims to another architectural monument in rome. i am really very surprised at how the meaning of the french audit chamber report is being interpreted and distorted, which speaks, in particular, about pious institutions and their management of religious assets. in italy, i want to assure our italian friends that the report only asks for clarification of the situation with assets, and its clarification will be for the benefit of all. the international scandal added to another disappointment of a religious nature. on friday, pope francis announced that he would not go to paris for the opening of notre dame de paris after its restoration. the priest did not give any reasons, but some media outlets linked this to the nuances of the opening ceremony of the olympics. as for the report, it

muchas gracias fabio.e estabas diciendo flavio. que hable español porque no solo se necesita que hable español, sino que conozca la cultura de nuestra gente para así tomar decisiones que van a afectar a la educación de nuestros niños. muchas gracias. toda esta información ustedes la pueden encontrar en telemundo 48 punto com. veamos, esos son los maestros del distrito escolar unificado de cabrillo, esto es en half moon bay. pues que ya estaban listos para iniciar una huelga esta mañana, pero el sindicato dice que justo ayer, antes de la medianoche llegaron a un nuevo acuerdo provisional sobre salarios y beneficios. ahora los maestros deberán votar para ratificar dicho acuerdo. de haberse llevado a cabo esta huelga, se habrían visto afectadas por al -7 escuelas de ese distrito. vamos a otra información. prepare su bolsillo porque se espera otro aumento en las facturas de pg&e. es que la comisión de servicios públicos de california aprobó justamente hoy ese nuevo incremento de tarifas. andrés brender nos dic

fabio capello, italian, didn't sing the the national anthem., so. look, if they're focussed on the game, i don't think it's, you know, that's that's the way they focus. plus, also in a footballing setting, lee carsley isn't english just because he was born in birmingham. he's got roots obviously in ireland, he played for them so there's no real reason. plus, also the reason that he gave is that he's focussed on the game. so talking of the game, harry kane says he's carrying the hurt of england's euro 2024 final defeat as we start this spell with lee carsley in charge. what are the key things that we need to be looking out for later? well, it's a really important question because it's far more important than the anthem. what you want is lee carsley getting a tune out of the players. he's got six games to show with kane and the other players that the england can play with a fearlessness that england's under 21s have shown. some of them have actually stepped up. we might see levi colwill at left back. he's more a left sided centre half but he can

i kind of like fabio did. what was it, fabio capello, was he the former ? former? he didn't sing it either because he's italian. he didn't know the words. >> he's italian. >> he's italian. >> right? i honestly, it's not it's not an important issue for me. i think that we also have to i think that we i think that we know. i think that we also have to be a little bit sensitive, that when someone has represented ireland, they, you know, i think it's not necessarily appropriate to ask them to sing god save the king for obvious reasons, because he's i mean, he's he's the england manager, the england manager, and he's wanting england to beat ireland in this game . well, i think that if you game. well, i think that if you really want to talk about this, i actually think that you could have a national anthem that's a little bit more inclusive of different views and doesn't just talk about one person. i speak as say this as a monarchist by the way, but i actually think that when you have when you have jerusalem for example, that would be more appropriate. >> we've g

directed by georgy saken, musical director fabio mastrangela. stanislavsky and nemirovich danchenko musical theatre, scream, a ballet staged and choreographed by andrei merkuriev based on the novel by alexander zenoviev, go to calvary. set designer igor chapurin. the sfera theatre is starting a week of performances by ekaterina yelanskaya to mark the ninety-fifth anniversary of the theatre’s founder. the first to see the performance will be the little prince, which premiered over 40 years ago. in the kolominskaya museum reserve, you can see paradise garden of the earth and heaven. the theme of the exhibition was the image of the garden of eden in fine and decorative arts from the 15th to the early 20th century. the exhibition of works by ivan khrudsky. takes place in the mikhail shemyakin center, illustrations for songs by vladimir vysotsky, photographs, audio and video recordings, memorabilia, lithographs from the belly of paris series, tells about the creative union of the poet and artist, many years: we asked mikhail shimyakin to personally r

conductor fabio mastrangelo.l organ music festival royal audiences opens in the samara philharmonic with a concert by shirokuo inouye and pavel io. the volkov theatre festival continues with the play save the chamber of yuyunker pushkin by the arkhangelsk drama theatre named after lomanosov, directed by andrey timoshenko. at the festival hello people based on the works of vasily shukshin, the play strange people by the biysk drama theatre, directed by artem fomenko. the exhibition project "gold". continues in the khabarovsk regional museum named after nikolai gradekov in the exposition of antique coins with the image of philip and alexander the great, greek-scythian jewelry, products of the masters of kievan rus, items of the sudzhansky large kremlin treasure and other rarities from the museums of the moscow kremlin. the season at the bavarian state opera opens with pushine's opera tosca, staged by korneli mundrutz, with lisa davidson performing the leading role. the paris national opera. until march next year br

“dijiste que me querÍas” narra mi odisea de amor y perdÓn a fabio fajardo, el hombre que amÉ hasta suro que todos griten. en 2014 me embarquÉ en la etapa de mi gran triunfo, la cirugÍa bariÁtrica de la manga gÁstrica. y lo hice pÚblico por 2 razones. una, porque me quedaba responderle a miles de personas y no callar, y dos, porque quise tener al auditorio de testigo en esa prueba en la que no podÍa fallar. y por supuesto que no fallÉ. perder 80 libras y mantener mi peso me hizo recuperar a la collins, que aspiraba a ser, la que hizo del ejercicio parte de su vida al entrar a los 70 aÑos, cuando una gran mayorÍa se da por vencida y dice “¿ya para quÉ?” y yo dije “no, es mi inversiÓn para tener una vida con calidad”. y es la milla nÚmero 12. >> ¿quiere decir que? >> falta una. >> ya mero llegamos. collins: ¿ha sido fÁcil? ¿me gusta? la respuesta es no, pero la fuerza de voluntad y el deporte me han ayudado a lograrlo. asÍ he cumplido con 5 medios maratones y habrÁn mÁs. hace 5 aÑos, exactamente a esta hora, yo estaba entrando a un quirÓfano para hacerme la cirugÍa. hasta ganas de llorar

obviously fabio and sven were foreign. i mean, one italian, one swedish.ean , carswell was born and bred mean, carswell was born and bred in birmingham is english. i mean, is it actually important that the managers sing the national anthem or the players? i mean, how important are national anthems these days ? national anthems these days? >> hugely important, particularly in these sorts of international events. and it has to be said that, you know, sven eriksson did try to sing to be said that, you know, sven eriksshe did try to sing to be said that, you know, sven eriksshe did a/ to sing to be said that, you know, sven eriksshe did a lot sing to be said that, you know, sven eriksshe did a lot of1g to be said that, you know, sven eriksshe did a lot of support think he got a lot of support from the public for doing that. look i'm a free speaker. if he doesn't want to do it, that's his choice. but you know, i think his argument is a bit weak, you know , ben is quite weak, you know, ben is quite correct. there's one thing to do that as a player, one thing to

no, sven tried, and he was swedish, and | tried, and he was swedish, and fabio capello, the italian, they focus on that, that's the way they focus. and in a footballing setting, lee carsley isn't english. just because he was born in birmingham, and in ireland, he played for them, so there is no real reason. plus also the reason he is giving is that he focuses on the game. talking of the game, harry kane says he carries the hurt of the england euro 202a final defeat as we start this spell with lee carsley in charge. what are the key things we need to look out for later? �* , ., key things we need to look out for later? �* , . ., , for later? it's a really important _ for later? it's a really important question . for later? it's a really - important question because it's more important than the anthem. we want lee carsley getting a tune out of the players. he's got six games to show that england can play with a fearlessness that the under 21 is have shown and some of them have actually stepped up. we might see levi colwill at left back, a left—sided centre half but he can play at left

kopachevsky and the northern symphony orchestra perform works by tchaikovsky and shostakovich, conductor fabio mostrangelo. the twelfth international organ festival music of the king. audience opens in the samara philharmonic with a concert by shirokuo inoue and pavel io. volkov theatre festival continues with the play "save the chamber of junker pushkin" by the arkhangelsk drama theatre named after lomonosov, directed by andrey timoshenko. at the festival, hello people based on the works of vasily shupshin, the play "strange people" by the biysk drama theatre, directed by artem fomyanko. the exhibition project "gold" continues in the khabarovsk regional museum named after nikolay. gradekov, antique coins with depicting philip and alexander the great, greco-scythian jewelry, products of kievan rus craftsmen, items from the sudzhansky great kremlin treasure and other rarities from the moscow kremlin museums. the season at the bavarian state opera opens with puccini's opera tosca, directed by korneli mundrutz. the leading role is performed by lisa davidson. the paris national opera is broadcasti

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fabio wouldn't as he said. you shouldn't sing another national anthem.l, then, you shouldn't take the job. lee carsley should be replaced with a permanent english candidate as manager asap. glynis couldn't agree with you more. keep those messages coming . messages coming. gbnews.com/yoursay now the start of amazon's grand tour. jeremy clarkson has lashed out at deputy prime minister angela rayner after she was pictured partying in ibiza. clarkson, writing in the sun, says the following many pointed out that at a time of great austerity, unless you're a train driver , unless you're a train driver, she should be at work and not throwing shapes on a spanish dance floor. plus, he says, if in a nightclub it means she's not in her office dreaming up some more socialism to foist upon us all, then i'll sign up for that. well, let's get reaction from nina myskow. linda jubilee and neil wallis . are jubilee and neil wallis. are these remarks from jeremy clarkson a little ungallant? neil >> no . >> 110. >> no. >> the one young woman in her prime enjoying a well—des

of course, fabio capello didn't do it because he couldn't speak the language.if he even if he went by these rules, he is talking about previously where he wants to focus on the game and wants to, you know, get into the swing of things. surely this is the biggest job of your career. you are managing england . career. you are managing england. sing the damn anthem. >> yeah, no, i agree, i think it's absolutely absurd. i mean, he doesn't seem to grasp the whole importance of these games. it's to make sure that people who do feel proud of the country can cheer on the england team. it's meant to be harmless. it's not like war. this is why people do it. this is why people like it. if you can't follow that, if you can't see why. even when we lose, we get upset because they're our team. but you can't then say, oh, by the way, they're not really sort of our team. we don't really need to bother with that. it's absurd . bother with that. it's absurd. i'm afraid he needs a talking to. >> well, there we go. >> well, there we go. >> a talking to susie. should he be sacked? >

necessarily have to be an english manager, because we've obviously had sven—goran eriksson, we've had fabio swede, an italian. you know, i can't remember whether they sang the english national anthem or not. i don't think it would matter because it ultimately what peter is saying, it comes down to results. we want to win the games. but i think it does show in his interview just the pressure that the england manager faces and kind of the questions that you will be faced in that kind of sort of pressure cooker role, probably only well, some describe it as the second most pressured job to being prime minister of the united kingdom, i think because the whole nation is relying on you to do so well and wanting you to win. and but for what it's worth, i don't think, he'll be there for, for that long. i think he's just an interim. >> and this is probably the death knell after doing that, especially against ireland. and also, what are your thoughts on i don't know whether they'll be taking the knee on this. i doubt it, but where do you sit with taking the knee, charlie? >> i mean , in my world, in m

directed by georgy saken, musical director fabio mastrangela. on the stage of the stanislavsky and nemirovich danchenko musical theatre, the scream, a ballet staged and choreographed by andrei merkuriev based on the novel by alexander zenoviev and dean golgotha, set designer igor chapurin. the sfera theatre begins a week of performances by ekaterina yelanskaya to mark the 95th anniversary of the theatre founder. the first to see the performance will be the little prince, which premiered over 40 years ago. in the kolominskaya reserves museum, you can see the paradise garden of the earth and heaven. the theme of the exhibition was the image of the garden of eden in fine and decorative arts from the 16th to the beginning of the 21st century. the exhibition includes works by ivan khrutsky, vasily polenov, konstantin somov, viktor borisov musatov, mikhail vrubel, robert falk, a total of more than 300 works from the collection of ten russian museums. the season on the second stage of the mariinsky theater opens with musorsky's opera khovanshchina. the

today fabio capello was the only foreign coach we've had since then and he wasn't very successful.equent england managers. he was basically saying, we'll never have a generation of players like this again. but it didn't quite live up to expectation. largely because some of the some of the competition around at the time was really stellar and really elite. and england couldn't quite get past the quarterfinal stage. but yeah, there was a there was a medley of sven's favourite jazz songs. there was candle in the wind, volare, my way, and we had a mile, half a mile procession down the hill. the route was lined by just local people in torsby, 200 people inside the church , another few hundred church, another few hundred outside as well. looked on a on a jumbotron screen. >> incredibly, a divisive world that's fair moved in. it was. it was really heartwarming to see so many names from his past there, paying their respects without doubt. >> i mean, you know, he was he was somebody i don't think he divided opinion in the football sphere in any more than anybody else. i mean, look, you coul