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like mary ellen franco is campaigning against racism and police brutality. and she condemns the brazilian government's military intervention in an effort to control the tense situation in rio de janeiro state. in twenty sixteen to libya patrol a candidate for the left wing parasol was voted into the city council of neat arrowing across the bay from rio de janeiro. she took over. as chairwoman of the human rights commission and immediately began receiving threats since franco's murder she won't go anyplace without bodyguards. they mingle easily in the crowds. now although we are not giving up continuing burials fight all over the world to bring democracy to those who have never had it that people at the velez and the distance esteve brazilian society. with almost daily shootouts between the police and drug gangs rio de janeiro's slums the fellows seem like war zones human rights are routinely trampled especially since the military intervention began as critics point out in february they armed forces took over responsibility for public security in rio de janei

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franco ordonez, we would like to ask you to stay with us. when we come back from break, we will talk to a person in mcallen, texas, who is talking about trying to reunite these chilen that the trump administration said as late as last night they have no plans for. they don't know what to do with these 2300 children. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "how long, how long blues" barbara dane. performing yesterday in our democracy now! studios. tonight she is performing at joe's pub. may 12 was her 91st birthday. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we go to mcallen, texas, where we're joined by zenen jaimes perez. he is part of their teen that goes to the federal courthouse in m mcallen each dayay since tp began his zero tolerance policy and collects information from parents who have their children taken away from them before they were taken to court to face criminal charges for crossing the border. can you talk about your response to the executive order and what you have learnede parents who you

franco: they are running out of space.ou pointed out about the zero tolerance policy, there are so many children being separated and their parents, a 20% increase in just the last month from april to may that these facilities were children are held has reached near capacity. they need more space to put children. the tent cities are just for unaccompanied children, but there is no room to put them in other child shelters. prudent,this is that they will be safe and protected but they need every facilities that they can put up and put down, depending on the rate of migration trends. migration trends change over the year. they rise in the spring and in the summer, they go down in the fall and winter. describe fort bliss, the military base where they are going to have one of these tent cities and talk about who is behind this. did you hear my question? we are talking to franco ordonez. renee, your thoughts on coming from the border? renee: fort bliss is the other end of texas and it goes to show how many places they are detaini

many of the babies were from single mothers and they were placed with families that supported the franco regime and now there's a determination to pursue those responsible despite any statute of limitations let everybody know. i'm fifty years old i was stolen and i have not expired here i am look at me i'm fifty years old i want to expire no money is enough for any of us they have stolen alan lives. in his matter the gal who brought the case to court says for sixty years spain was the baby supermarket for europe and south america. she's now forty nine has been searching for her real mother all her life. the trial is only due to last two days and magical says it's unlikely to provide her with the young says that she's been looking for but she hasn't given up when it was that when i wanted out it is possible that in some way it will open a road to reduce the great gap between the two thousand planes that have been for now and the one that has gone to trial but more importantly she says it offers the potential for similar actions to thousands of cases to be reopened peter shop al jazeera. s

general franco and opened a major two opened in the year i was born so i've never lived in egypt with the frontier closed but these workers many of whom have either worked through it themselves or have family that had worked through it themselves they were extremely concerned about their family's income and two years later the margin that you'd still be in a fundamental uncertainty about what the future holds you know i mean if i'm honest sometimes i can't believe that the result went the way that it did it. i can't believe the two years down the line we are still in this uncertainty that nobody knows you know be in westminster knows what's going to happen and as a result we don't know what's going to happen you know the seeming european politics just changes so frequently the spanish government's just changed a week ago nobody would have expected that so if you believe uncertainty is it's very worrying for businesses here in trouble to a new finger. to feet. before nor first. calculations on things our government is is really pulling out all the stops they're doing everything possibl

manyny of them chihildren born outside of mararriage or to parents opposed to the franco regime. it was aided by a religious institutions and private clinics. we started to find documents. they have all sorts of contradictions and mismatches like the date of death and data burial do not match. i have spoken with my brothers. we all have the same feeling. francisco did not but -- did not die birth as we were told. >> some have lost brothers and sisters. others grew up to find out they were not related to their parents at all. almost half a century ago, ms. magic out was born and handed to a woman who was not her mother. they were at least000 cases of stolen children to be filed with spanish prprosecutors. this trial will be the first in a long campaign for answers. >> prince william is on a visit to israel and the palestinian territories. the first ever territories by a member of the british royal family to the tumultuous region that was once ruled by london. his trip got off to a solemn start with a visit to the holocaust memorial in jerusalem. the prince also met two men who sur

merkel and macron say that a new chapter of franco german relations has begun.rent: for more on that new chapter i'm joined by our political correspondent simon young. he has been at that meeting just outside of berlin. good evening to you, simon. so, we know that the german chancellor angela merkel, she needs results on migration quickly and she could use a political lifeline from mr. macron. what did she get today? simon: well, she certainly got a certain amount of support, brent. no obstacles placed in her way by president macron. he signed up, as far as the migration issue is concerned, to that objective of the european solution of finding common asylum rules that suit all the members of the european union. and they have agreed to go a little bit further. some of the detail talking about, for instance, setting up asylum centers, processing centers for migrants outside the eu, for instance in north africa and other african states, where people's claims could be looked at. that is the kind of thing that even the populists in italy, for instance, will like beca

saw hundreds of thousands of baby stolen was sold under the dictatorship of general franco and it's by no means an inspiring there was a mafia talk network of baby boy right up to the early ninety's when democracy was already well established and it dates back to the fifteen's of the franco dictatorship it took newborns from their mothers who had just given birth and sold them for the equivalent of three hundred euros in the fifty's which is six thousand years in the ninety nine seasons many of the babies were from single mothers and they were placed with families that supported the franco regime and now there's a determination to pursue those responsible despite any statute of limitations let everybody know. i'm fifty years old i was stolen and i have not expired here i am look at me i'm fifty years old i want to expire no money is enough for any of us they have stolen alan lives. in his matter the guy who brought the case to court says for sixty years spain was the baby supermarket for europe and south america. she's now forty nine and has been searching for her real mother all her l

franco. campaignfor many people gathered outside to campaign for more people to appear in courtand campaign for more people to appear in court and for some cases to be reopened. here are some of the women who spoke during a demonstration. a girl was taken from me born on may 23 in 1977. i'm looking for a sister who was born on september 20 1966. we never believed the girl had died. there's no birth certificate or death certificate and no name of the doctor who attended my mother at the birth. a short time ago i spoke to inma gilfrom bbc mundo. it all started at the end of the spanish civil war, 1939, and was the beginning of the general‘s dictatorship. initially there was some sort of ideological motivation behind it, so they used to take the babies away from republican families they thought were not suitable to bring this bahebeck —— bring these babies up in the would give them to families that were more linked to their regime. they would have links to people in power or to the church. they

guns are i think we can say that we are opening a new chapter for the european union as well as to franco gentleman cooperation to expenses since i'm not being sick that i think that meant that we believe in a european response to migration challenges infested if you gotta see that it's really a budget decision on what kind of society we want to have on this issue. also coming up tonight signing up to the space force us president donald trump wants to take america first into the great beyond. it is not enough to merely have in american presence in space we must have american dominance in space. oh we begin the day with. migration and the money today at the castle outside of berlin the french president and the german chancellor came together while their talking points and schedule agenda fell apart president macron had hoped to announce ambitious plans for the eurozone a key component of his vision of rebuilding europe now there will be a single eurozone budget starting by the year two thousand and twenty one but a dream of a european banking union well it remains just that a dream the rea

tunnel borders and a strong franco german access and asylum policy at the e.u. summit at the end of june and we want to prevent europe from further division and instead we want to promote common solutions. this also optimism on both sides when it comes to e.u. reform the issue that mccrone has made his own the euro currency is to be made more stable france and germany have agreed to invest millions in the euro zone however the euro zone budget will be a bit smaller than what mccrone wants as per medicals wishes. she could have met it just cannot it's totally pragmatic what budget do we have today in the eurozone none what will we have to moral a euro zone budget and do it as a normal mccraw being both pragmatic and ambitious the details for reform can be decided later nako i'm across say that a new chapter of franco german relations has begun. all right for more on that new chapter i'm joined by political correspondent so i mean young he has been at that meeting just outside of berlin good evening to you so ivan so we know that the german chancellor angela merke

signals from the french president that there can be movement forward on this of course the franco german relationship is the key one the one of the key ones at the very heart of the european union if these two countries can agree then that's a first positive sign that there could be some new agreement on the whole migration and the silent issue at european level and of course chancellor merkel is hugely under pressure she's got this crisis in your own party with people at the particularly the bavarian party calling for tough measures and tough signals so something needs to change and emmanuel mccrum can help bangle americal to change it how can he help simon what could a possible german franco position on migration for the e.u. look like. well in terms of the principle i think they're not too far apart both leaders agree that a european solution is the best one and that means strengthening europe's external border beefing up the external border agency frontex but also having a better system for distributing migrants who do come to europe around the various e.u. countries but there are go

madrid in that time, spring 1937, had been besieged by franco's army for months and her hotel was beingearly every single day. this is how she came of age. we are talking of course about the spanish civil war, but with the shadow of the world war already hovering over europe, and the whole atmosphere of your book, telling the story of this stormy romance has that sense of a wartime story. yes, the shadows were falling all over europe. i think what made gellhorn incredibly angry at the time, was the larger world and critically the states, nobody seemed to understand how spain's plight affected all of us. but anybody who was image read at the time knew that this was maybe the last chance to stop fascism where it stood, and franco was forming these terrible alliances with hitler and mussolini and of course we know that terrible story. and yet, of course, this is not a story about politics primarily or states at war, it is a story about two people and their minds and their passions. hemingway is such an extraordinary character. it's very difficult to imagine how anybody could live with the

indeed and because as barbara just said a position is emerging to the franco german plan to create a special eurozone budget french president has made the idea of a crisis fighting budget a signature part of his plans to jumpstart the you off of the debt crisis but there are fears that the idea was unnecessary and could create a two speed europe the netherlands poured cold water on the idea we're not in favor of it said the finance minister known euro powerhouse poland also cost serious doubts on the franco german proposal but some analysts say it is a good thing for the monetary union like i and g. chief economist cost breast feed. it's a nice small step towards further integration i think it's better then then we hope for a couple of weeks ago when when that looked as if the german government was not willing at all to convert me some across so it's a nice misstep but also it will not be a standalone eurozone budget it will be part of the the multi annual e.u. budget so it will be kind of budget live within the european budget it's only small double digit numbers over over five year

both want to further strengthen europe set external borders and a strong franco german access an asylum policy at the e.u. summit at the end of june. we want to prevent europe from further division and instead we want to promote common solutions. this also optimism on both sides when it comes to e.u. reform the issue that mccrone has made his own the euro currency is to be made more stable france and germany have agreed to invest millions in the euro zone however the euro zone budget will be a bit smaller than what mccrone wants as per medicals wishes. she had met it gets going it's totally pragmatic what budget do we have today in the eurozone none what do we have to moral a euro zone budget and do it as a normal. mccraw being both pragmatic and ambitious the details for reform can be decided later nuckle i'm across say that a new chapter of franco german relations has begun. all right for more on that new chapter i'm joined by political correspondent so i mean young he has been at that meeting just outside of berlin maser bank good evening to you so ivan so we know that the german cha

franco german rather partnership. well mccrum sudden you will have her back but the question here is what good will that do her because he is not the problem in his game he has said sort of tighten the rules in france for migrants and refugees a little while ago and he has closed the border to each of the already on the bases off off an old agreement between the two countries now those are pass that i'm going to america cannot take she has to find different solutions what. with than two weeks the best i would say is probably something that sounds striking was regard to better border control giving a lot of money and giving a lot of people to police european borders better but what she cannot achieve for instance is a very clear agreement was it only about what it's only once migrants to be taken off their hands they don't want them to have them sent back from bavaria via austria into into the onto an italian territory so this just short view makes completely clear that european countries are at counter purposes regard

seth rogen plays the part of james franco's teefv producer. and the conceit of the movie is these guys learn that kim jong un, the dictator of north korea, is somehow a fan of james franco's tv show. and so they pull off the impossible. and these guys arrange that they are going to do a tv interview with kim jong un. now, upon learning that kim jong un has agreed to do an interview with these two goofy americans from the tv show, the u.s. government decides to take that opportunity to train those two americans to kill him, to kill kim jong un while they are sitting next to him to be able to do that interview. >> you are ten teentering into most dangerous country on earth. kim jong un's people will believe anything he tells them, including that he can speak to dolphins or he doesn't urinate and defecate. >> whoa, whoa. you're telling me my man doesn't pee or poo? >> everybody pees and poos. otherwise we'd explode. >> but he does talk to dolphins? >> that's the movie. at least that's part of the trailer from the movie. it's called "the interview

i think franco is absolutely right that this has always been sort of a moral question in u.s.tion policy about keeping families together, and it's one that has survived for a long time. the idea that families should be able to be kept together once they're here and also, in fact, from one family member to bring other family members to the united states. and what we're seeing is a white house that believes very strongly in a policy of stopping that kind of migration and is willing at least to separate families at the border for the purposes of driving political leverage. >> franco, what has the reaction been outside of the united states, in latin america, to this? the white house -- excuse me -- the administration has seemed to make the case that this policy also is some kind of deterrent. is it having that kind of effect? is that how it's being read? >> i mean there's certainly some more concern and more concern, but the conditions in el salvador and honduras are so bad that families have continued to take those risks. i mean it was last year where when the president started o

madrid at that time in the spring of 1937 had been besieged by franco's army for about five months and shelled nearly every single day and this is how she came of age. and we are talking of course about spanish civil war but was the shadow of the world were already hovering over europe and the whole atmosphere of your book telling the story of this stormy romance has that sense of a wartime story. yeah, the shadows were falling all over europe and i think what made gail horne incredibly angry at the time was the larger world and particularly the states nobody seemed to understand how spain's plight affected all of us that anybody who's in madrid at the time sort of knew that this was maybe the last chance to stop fascism where it stood and franco was forming these terrible alliances with hitler and mussolini and of course we know that story now. and yet of course this is not a story about politics or states at war, it's a story about two people and their minds and their passions. now, hemingway is such an extremity character. it's very difficult to imagine how anybody could live with t

practice that saw hundreds of thousands of baby stolen was sold under the dictatorship of general franco. in spain there was a mafia top network of baby boy right up to the early ninety's when democracy was already well established and it dates back to the fifty's under the franco dictatorship it took newborns from their mothers who had just given birth and sold them for the equivalent of three hundred euros in the fifty's to six thousand euros in the ninety nine seasons of england. many of the babies were from single mothers and they were placed with families that supported the franco regime and now there's a determination to pursue those responsible despite any statute of limitations let everybody know. i'm fifty years old i was stolen and i have not expired here i am look at me i'm fifty years old i want to expire no money is enough for any of us they have stolen al lives. in his matter the gal who brought the case to court says for sixty years spain was the baby supermarket for europe and south america. she's now forty nine has been searching for her real mother all her life. the tri

practice that saw hundreds of thousands of baby stolen was sold under the dictatorship of general franco and it's by no means an inspiring there was a mafia talk network of baby boy right up to the early ninety's when democracy was already well established and it dates back to the fifteen's of the franco dictatorship. it took newborns from their mothers who had just given birth and sold them for the equivalent of three hundred euros in the fifty's which is six thousand years in the ninety nine seasons of england many of the babies were from single mothers and they were placed with families that supported the franco regime but not in this matter the gal who brought the case to court says for sixty years spain was the baby supermarket for europe and south america. she's now forty nine and has been searching for her real mother all her life. the trial is only due to last two days in magical says it's unlikely to provide her with the answers she's been looking for. but more importantly she says it offers the potential for similar actions to thousands of cases to be reopened peter shop al jaz

many of the babies were from single mothers and they were placed with families that supported the franco regime and now there's a determination to pursue those responsible despite any statute of limitations yet . they are i'm fifty years old i was stolen and i have not expired here i am look at me i'm fifty years old i want to expire no money is enough for any of us they have stolen our lives. in his matter the guy who brought the case to court says for sixty years spain was the baby supermarket for europe and south america. she's now forty nine has been searching for her real mother all her life. the trial is only due to last two days and magical says it's unlikely to provide her with the answers that she's been looking for but she hasn't given up when it was this was the leg that went on it out what it is possible that in some way it will open a road to reduce the great gap between the two thousand planes that have been thrown out and the one that has gone to trial but more importantly she says it offers the potential for similar actions the thousands of cases to be reopened peter shop

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that kim jong-un, the dictator of north korea is somehow a fan of james franco's tv show, and so they pull off the impossible and these guys arrange that they will do a tv interview with kim jong- jong-un. now, upon learning that kim jong-un has agreed to do a interview with two goofy americans from the tv show, the u.s. government decides to take that opportunity to train the two americans to kill him, to kill kim jong-un while they are sitting next to him to be able to do that interview. >>> you are entering into the most dangerous country on earth. kim jong-un's people believe anything he tells them including that he can speak to dolphins and he does not urinate or defecate. >> wait, my man does not pee or poop, but he can talk to dolphins. >> that is the trailer of the movie called "the interview" produce b produced by sony picture, and north korea got very angry about that movie as you remember and as you imagine that they would. they complained of the countries and to the united nation, and ultimately, what are you going to do, right? ultimately north korea said it did not matte

practice that saw hundreds of thousands of baby stolen was sold under the dictatorship of general franco and it's by no means an inspiring there was a mafia talk network of baby boy right up to the early ninety's when democracy was already well established and it dates back to the fifteen's of the franco dictatorship. it took newborns from their mothers who had just given birth and sold them for the equivalent of three hundred euros in the fifty's which is six thousand years in the ninety nine seasons many of the babies were from single mothers and they were placed with families that supported the franco regime and now there's a determination to pursue those responsible despite any statute of limitations and yet every day i am i'm fifty years old i was stolen and i have not expired here i am look at me i'm fifty years old i want to expire no money is enough for any of us they have stolen our lives. in his matter the gal who brought the case to court says for sixty years spain was the baby supermarket for europe and south america. she's now forty nine has been searching for her real mothe

franco gets a green light. spit up the line, franco slides. beats the tag. the game is tied at 2.llys lead 3-2. complete highlhts coming up at 11:00. >> thank you, sir. want to give the remaining time to somara. severe weather tonight. >> that's right. areas a little farther south of stafford county are under a severe thunderstorm warning until 6:30 p.m. e wil track the storm, heads up i want to give is for southern maryland. that's where ttorm is headed. if you're outdoors grilling, wrap it up in the next hour or so. >> thank you. that is the news for now. out.s for joining nightly news is coming up next. we'll see you again at 11:00. good night, everybody. . >>> tonight thousands of people protest the treatment of migrant families as confusion grows over how parents and their children will be reunited. >>> the uproer a the white house press secretary is asked to leave a restaurant in a smallginia town that voted overwhelmingly against president trump. >>> crimes committed long ago now being lv so using the same technology that lets us find our dtant relatives. >>> drug testing f

early ninety's when democracy was already well established and it dates back to the fifty's of the franco dictatorship it took newborns from their mothers who had just given birth and sold them for the equivalent of three hundred euros in the fifties six thousand euros in the ninety nine seas many of the babies were from single mothers and they were placed with families that supported the franco regime. in as matter the gal who brought the case to court says for sixty years spain was the baby supermarket for europe and south america. she's now forty nine and has been searching for her real mother all her life and the trial is only due to the last two days in magical says it's unlikely to provide her with the answers she's been looking for but more importantly she says it offers the potential for similar actions the thousands of cases to be reopened peter shop al jazeera. stay with us on the news hour still ahead. a temporary. company whole behavior will. get an hour's time well i will have the latest from the last one world cup match. the taxi company hoopers won an appeal to continue ope

cases the first of the so-called stolen baby scandal that affected thousands in spain during the franco dictatorship pizza shop reports. that they call themselves the stolen babysitter société each of them horribly scarred by the loss of the newborn and each of them could tell an all too familiar story. you know do it my baby was with me for the first day i fed her she was fine then they took her away to wash but they didn't bring her back three days later they told me she was dead they gathered outside the municipal court house in madrid but they were denied a confrontation with the gynecologist standing trial accused in court of a duction and illegal adoption of an infant off a century ago you know what the most famous eighty five year old eduardo valle m. is accused of abduction and the illegal adoption of an infant off a century ago he's the first person to appear in court charged with involvement in a secret practice that saw hundreds of thousands of baby stolen sold under the dictatorship of general franco. in spain there was a mafia talk network of baby boy right up to the early

franco ferreira was brought to the u.s. from argentina when he was just 13 years old on a visa which later expired. that was back in 2001. as we say, he became a father, a family man, but then over the years he has had several traffic tickets including driving under the influence, a broken taillight, and driving without a valid license. his family and activists are fighting to save him from deportation. his ex-wife spoke at a rally to support him. >> this is not okay, taking a father away from their children. my kids are young and they don't understand right now. and trying to explain to them, they just cry. >> so that was alisha ferreira who now joins me live with their three kids. good to see all of you. so this is a very difficult circumstances. just met with franco who is still in custody. how is he, what is the status of the deportation? >> well,ing when inwhen we vis, he was very happy to see his kids. tears of joy, a lot of tears. he is -- you know, he is scared. he just wants to be with his kids and it is very emoti

first doctor to stand trial in connection with the theft of thousands of babies during the general francoevada seco reports. —— lebo diseko. "stolen from the crib, we wantjustice", protesters demand outside the court. many of them parents who say their babies were snatched by the spanish state decades ago. the woman who embodies their hopes forjustice arrives to cheers and hugs of support. ines madrigal‘s case is the first to come to trial, but there have been thousands of similar complaints. in fact, it's hard to knowjust how many children were abducted under general franco's dictatorship because their parents were left—wing, unmarried or poor. translation: this is not my case, it is not my case anymore. this has gone further. everyone knows that in this country babies have been stolen all over spain and in the islands. it is very important to take a step further because we have expiry dates, people are dying and those who lost their sons are now very old. some of them have died. the man ines madrigal says took her from her mother a9 years ago is retired gynaecologist, eduardo vela. he's