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ornella garelli es campañista de greenpeace, quienes preocupados hace unas semanas enviaron una carta a durar entre decenas hasta cientos de años no en degradarse. desde luego, los habitantes de méxico tampoco están de acuerdo en este método, el cual en esta ocasión superará hasta el doble la basura generada en otras elecciones es una pérdida de dinero y que no va a ser como que tanta la pena en que gasten tanto. pero el daño ya está hecho y por ahora la única esperanza es que lo que hace este estudiante se replique en las personas que se mueven entre el laberinto de nombres y rostros de los políticos que así buscan gobernarlos. en méxico jazive pérez telemundo. a una familia le chocaron su coche y lo que más le sorprendió fue la respuesta de las autoridades. la historia, tras la pausa también millones de dólares serán destinados para tratar de mejorar la seguridad vial en san josé. a las 6 le diremos en qué se gastarán y de dónde vendrán esos fondos. este domingo los candidatos a la presidencia de méxico se enfrentan cara a cara y nosotros le traeremos el tercer y último debate. méxi

speaker, the greenpeace group on earth found 36 supposing grassroots campaign groups which were actually administered by conservative staff and activists, and were forums from bio racism, anti-semitism and islamophobic attacks on sadiq khan. coordinate efforts around at the 21. can the prime minister shed some light on the shady groups spreading abuse, the funding, the links to his party and whether he is aware of some operations existing elsewhere in the uk asked if he won't will the least committed a to investigate and take action to tackle the sources of this grubby gutter politics? >> mr. speaker, i'm not aware about the topic that the honorable lady raises, but i'm not going to make any apologies for conservatives point out the record of whether it's the snp in scotland or the labour come in wales because that's exactly what democrat process is about. she might not like the one highlight the record but will keep doing so would be delivered for people across the united kingdom. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i welcome our governments commitments to boosting defense spending and supportin

we see this groups like just stop oil and animal rebellion and greenpeace employ these guerrilla tacticshi all the time, covering rishi sunak house with blankets and protesting outside tobias ahmaud's home. and it seems this behaviour transcends the youth. look at this pair in their 70s, smashing the glass of the magna carta, intimidating passive aggressive behaviour that often spills out into aggression. is this really freedom of speech ? this really freedom of speech? if that is the case, whose freedom ? well, well. before we freedom? well, well. before we get stuck into the debate, here's what else is coming up today for the great british debate this hour. i'm asking, is it time to ban extreme protests? the government's adviser on political violence is set to recommend banning so—called extreme protest groups like just stop oil and palestine action, due to their use of criminal tactics to achieve their aims. but could this threaten the fundamental right to protest? so if the great british debate this are, i'm asking, is it time to ban extreme protests? then at 450, its worldview will

. >> deirdre brown mr speaker, the greenpeace group unearth found 36 supposed grass roots campaign groupsistered by conservative staff and activists and were forums for vile racism, anti—semitism and islamophobic attacks on sadiq khan. >> now one hears about such coordinated efforts. around anti 20mph zones in wales can the prime minister shed some light on these shady groups spreading abuse, their funding, their links to his party and whether he is aware of similar operations existing elsewhere in the uk? if he won't, will he at least commit today to investigate and take action to tackle the sources of this grubby gutter politics? mr sunak review mr >> mr speaker, i'm not aware about about the topic that the honourable lady raises, but but but i'm not going to make any apology for conservatives pointing out the record of whether it's the snp in scotland or the labour government in wales, because that's exactly what democratic process is about. she might not like it when we highlight their record, but we will keep doing so that we can deliver for people across the united kingdom. neil hud

i remember stuff at the capitol happening where greenpeace people or women's rights activist switchingselves together. remind me if i'm wrong, i remember much worse stuff happening at the capitol then what was on january 6, if i remember right. i would like some reference. that is all i had to say. the way i see freedom of speech is -- help me out. host: charlie raised the issue of protest areas on campuses as well as how these protests and their severity compared to the past along with the january 6 attack on the capital as a protest. guest: thanks for the question. for years, fire mac -- f.i.r.e. has fought against campus free speech zones. we think of them as little free-speech quarantine areas where you will have students designated and relegated to a small area on campus, as charlie was describing. two have been struck down by courts repeatedly. we think all of campus should be a free speech zone. when campuses push students into small come out-of-the-way spaces, we have a big first amendment problem. in these latest instances, charlie asked for a historic perspective. we have bee

i remember stuff at the capitol happening where greenpeace people or women's rights activist switchingm selves together. remind me if i'm wrong, i remember much worse stuff happening at the capitol then what was on january 6, if i remember right. i would like some reference. that is all i had to say. the way i see freedom of speech is -- help me out. host: charlie raised the issue of protest areas on campuses as well as how these protests and their severity compared to the past along with the january 6 attack on the capital as a protest. guest: thanks for the question. for years, fire mac -- f.i.r.e. has fought against campus free speech zones. we think of them as little free-speech quarantine areas where you will have students designated and relegated to a small area on campus, as charlie was describing. two have been struck down by courts repeatedly. we think all of campus should be a free speech zone. when campuses push students into small come out-of-the-way spaces, we have a big first amendment problem. in these latest instances, charlie asked for a historic perspective. we have b