s. customs from new york custom, they get em petition to haiti and in from the customs in haiti, they got to the gangs. so this huge network, they do have an n is, is now all over all over the country is there is no control over the gangs because you're talking about our most modern eli gangs organized gangs. so now the thing is the government from prime minister arreola, he does in deal with gangs. and at that that is clear. we have been the prime minister that i never sat down with gangs members to actually negotiate with them here. so none of the current transition cabinet has never had any negotiations, no relationship with the gangs, inherently not at all, not at all, and knows, it was clear. napoleon, assario has said that in many times on, on his speeches and in, in the premier. so our, he doesn't deal of gags and that is clear when are in is sometimes in the social media, he can say whatever to say. but the trophies he doesn't have of gangs saw. so a day have a way to actually find the warfare weapons and de concentrates. some of them in, in the pony boards, the, they do kidna

position special envoy to haiti has been empty for a year now.ent biden to announce a new envoy. since january the biden administration has deported more than 20,000 people back to haiti where gang violence has killed hundreds this year as they -- as the situation in haiti continues to be critical. with us now is one of the lawmakers who wrote a letter to the president, democratic congresswoman sheila cherfilus-mccormick from florida, the first haitian american elected to congress. i'd like to start by asking you, the haitian american community is such a fundamental, productive, beneficial presence in our country. and yet haiti continues to be a place where people find they have no option but to leave. how can we help, congresswoman? >> well, i think we start by helping by rethinking the aid and how we're going to give support to haiti. right now we've seen a diminished when it came to diplomat efforts in haiti, especially from our administration, without having a special envoy. the special envoy initially was there right after the assassination,

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at least 2 people have been killed and haiti out of violent anti government protests. i tried to be setting a burning barricades and have been confronted security forces in the capital force of price. at least one person has been short buying an, an identified, done protest as a demanding the resignation of prime minister olean demonstrators are angry about few short story. crisis gang violence and kidnapping and haiti. fascination of position on wednesday last year. we are protesting against the gash or against hunger insecurity. look how bad it's like the prime minister shot one of us. we say that too much, we are tired of the thing. we have people will demonstrate with our plates and spoons and blankets and pillows in front of ariel and retires to ask him to resign because hunger and insecurity are killing us all or die in haiti based journalist. he says the process have been going bigger. haiti is facing a compound set of crises where we have inflation affecting the whole world is affecting us as well. their gas shortage is there is severe criminality with kidnappi

still ahead on al jazeera o protest in haiti against rising violence and the cost of living demands for the president to step down. and mexico asks for international help as it races to rescue workers trapped in a flooded mind for nearly 3 weeks. ah, judy has begun the faithful world copies on its way to the castle, rutil travel package to the hello there. let's have a look at the weather across europe, and it's been an exceptionally dry summer thanks for a series of heat waves and very little rainfall in our report by the european commission is warning that half of europe is threatened by drought, nearly 20 percent in full alert for drought, those hot and dry conditions researchers say are expected to last through to november, particularly for western areas of europe. now we are expecting temperatures to pick up once again across portugal and spain this week. as heat moves back in from africa, if you showers here and there. we are also seeing a few showers across parts of france, but it is relatively dry here. rounds of rain rolling into the north west though for britain, an island is

because hunger and insecurity are killing us all. harold isaac, a journalist based in haiti. he says the protests have been growing bigger. haiti is facing a compound set of crises where we have inflation affecting the whole world is affecting us as well. their gas shortage is severe criminality. we're kidnapping and gang violence massacre over the last few weeks. and therefore, the government so far has been rather weaken its responses and as being able to address these realities that are affecting daily lives for the prime minister, being contested throughout the course of the mandate in the last year. remember that he has been tapped 2 days before the death of breton n. lee last july. and ever since has been an inter him prime minister and we are very, very fragile mandates and such. today, with all these compound challenges, the government seems to be very short of of answers to, to the situation and unable to answer to, to the demand of the people coca drawers in bolivia, heavy fighting with police in the largest city, la pause after weeks of angry protests demonstrators

how do you describe how haiti feels right now? feel like the country is close to collapsing? >> reporter: yeah, that is the question that many locals we speak to here are asking themselves daily. when is the moment of collapse? we will we even notice it when it's upon us. let me explain the basic geography that informs everyday life here, the port, the main way that food, armored parts gets into the country is controlled by gangs. they have a road outside. the road to the south of the country, that was devastated by an earthquake a year ago. that is controlled by gangs as well. you have to pay them a toll frankly to get down that road. to the north where gangs have been fighting for control of territory, to the east yet more gangs. it feels surrounded and one security force we spoke to says three quarters of the city is gang controlled or influenced. the police chiefed denies that. that is why people every day, along with inflation, the general fabric of life is close to collapse. that's why people wake up every morning wondering

haiti is a country without a functioning government.ollapsed, and protesters are demanding the prime minister step down. >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: we hate and people will demonstrate in front of his house to ask him to resign, because hunger and insecurity are killing us all. correspondent: during the demonstrations, a man was shot and killed. witnesses say the attacker fled in a car. gang violence has starts since the assassination of the president last year. his successor enjoyed support from the international community, but has been criticized for saying he has no plans to step out until elections are held -- step down until elections are held. >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: [speaking in foreign language] translator: we live in a society where people cannot afford to eat and drink. conditions for the most vulnerable people don't improve, we will stay on the streets. we have a different vision for the country, one where young people can thrive. correspondent: haiti is struggling to recover from a mag

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to protest against crime and soaring consumer prices. haiti, central banks is inflation. is that a 10 year high and fuel stocks are running low as in boy has struggled to be paid subsidies that keep prices low. pakistan is struggling to care for the millions displaced by flooding. united nations chief antonio who terror says the world is at the mercy of the climate and must act together. millions of pact is of farmland, have been submerged, ruining needed crops and millions. and now homeless un is calling for a 160000000 in emergency 8 as the reins finally, ease the scale of the catastrophe becomes clear. the worst flooding in pakistan's history has left more than one 3rd of the country under water. satellite images revealed the sheer extent of the damage which pakistan's foreign minister has blamed on climate change. i want to emphasize here that the scale and magnitude of the current floods is unprecedented, whereby the country received rainfall equivalent to 3 times the national ah, national 30 year average. this is a grave manifestation of climate change induced disas

b reports. cale simple apron, ah, haiti is a country without a function in government. it's economies collapsed and protest as a demanding prime minister ariel only step down. here. what we nation people will demonstrate with our plates and spoons, and blankets and pillows in front of our lawn resides to ask him to resign. because hunger and insecurity are killing us all. oh, during the demonstrations a man was shot and killed. witnesses say, the attacker fled in a co gang violence. his surge since the assassination of president juvenile morsey last year. his successor enjoys support from the international community, but has been criticized for saying he has no plans to step down until elections are held. if louisiana also said it was, it was about how much we live in a society with people can't afford to eat and drink if conditions for the most vulnerable people he had done to approve. we will stay on the streets welcom, do we have a different vision for the country? one way young people can thrive. haiti is still struggling to recover from a magnitude 7 point to earth

start for free at godaddy.com/startfree >>> haiti is spiraling deeper into crisis.untry is facing skyrocketing inflation, gas shortages, food insecurity, all while gangs take control of dozens of neighborhoods in the capital city of port-au-prince. cnn's nick paton walsh has more. >> reporter: the descent into the abyss in haiti is fastest here. the one certainty is when the police s.w.a.t. team we are with cross into gang territory, they will take fire. it is now a blunt war for control of the capital. the police need to prove they can be here. the gangs, that the police cannot. and it is ordinary citizens who are caught in between. here, a passenger on a civilian bus that was hit in the street. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: in the days before, police said they rescued six hostages in this same area and killed a leader of the 400 gang. but the police struggle to hold ground, so the gangs, whose currency is kidnapping and drugs, are gaining far too much, especially right here. rounds hit the armored vehicle. they think they see where the gunmen are. the

at least 2 people and kill to haiti after anti government protests, turn violence crowds with demanding the prime minister's resignation. they're angry over escalating violence and the rising cost of living externally, as government says, an inquiries needed and to why former prime minister scott morrison's secretly held 5 ministerial posts. he didn't break the law when appointing himself to the post during the corona virus pandemic. but a report by the solicitor general, but just been released, said morris, his actions fundamentally undermined responsible government. the inquiry will know to examine what happened and how it happened. it will also need to examine what the implications, ah, for what occurred. whether there are any legal issues that arise, which is why we will be looking at some mom with i serious legal background to undertake the inquiry. and then thirdly, it knows to look at future reform, how we can ensure that this doesn't happen in the future. or close to him in our life from brisbin necessary, there's going to be an inquiry. what else is the prime minister being say

they say haiti, ne ha, victoria gate and be al jazeera, mexico's government is calling on international experts to help rescue 10 coal miners who are trapped under ground. they have been stuck in the mind for nearly 3 weeks since a tunnel wall collapsed. man, while rap hello reports from the site in the mexican state of curricula. debina be the coal mine in co wheeler, mexican emergency crews have been working day and night to free 10 miners who had been trapped under ground since august 3rd, 5th, somewhere for me, this is all going by to slowly it been too many days. cynthia reese's husband said, here is among the missing miners. she tells us her grandfather died in a mining accident long ago, and later her father was trapped in a coal mine for 7 days before being rescued. she says the last thing she ever expected was to be going through the same experience. once again. your fellow can you think us, anthony? i understand what my daughters are feeling. not knowing if your father is okay or not, or how will he get out? i understand more than you can imagine. that's why i say to god, if y

they say haiti, ne ha, victoria gate and be out his era protested in thailand, calling for the prime minister to resign, saying he's reached the limit of his term in office price. china chuck was the chief of the army when he took power in a qu in 2014. his opponents had been demonstrating in the capital bangkok saying his 8 year term is up. the quote is now being asked to john sean, how long he can stay as prime minister, tony chang has more from the protests in bunker. here in the crowd of the protests, is there a people holding up signs calling for piety? general church to get out? ah, occurring the speeches, barry speeches up on the stage to speak about the speaker is denouncing out in his time and pow, did they say according to the constitution could, should come to the end at midnight tonight. the point at which he's been in power for 8 years after seeing how an a military coup in 2014, he said he'll abide by the decision of the constitution. copeland, we're going to rule on that point of law to morrow. i don't know they'll make an immediate decision, but it's constitutional co

tonight a direct hit in haiti slamming ashore at 145 miles per hour. [indistinct voices] [derilus speaking] [whistle blowing] [cesar palencia chavez speaking spanish] [pastor gustavo banda speaking spanish] protester: apology. [indistinct crowd voices] protesters chanting: apology! apology! [derilus speaking] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of climate migrants and environmental migrants is that often there is no population to go back to. the same thing happens with wars. so, those that migrate, they have a very tough time to be able to continue their way of life, especially if they are left alone within a city or a place that they don't know and there are no other people from their own country. narrator: tijuana is adapting to an influx of haitian immigrants who are testing the city's ability to support them. in ulaanbaatar, the capital of mongolia, more than 600,000 nomadic herders have moved to the city, leaving a deeply- rooted lifestyle now threatened by climate change. [men speaking indistinctly] mitsuaki toyoda: pe

amy: in haiti, thousands of people continue to take to the streets demanding the resignation of prime minister ariel henry and protesting worsening gang violence, political instability, poverty, and shortages of food, water and gas. on monday, protesters set up barricades in the capital port-au-prince as they chanted, "if ariel doesn't leave, we're going to die!" this comes as the biden administration is still mass deporting haitian asylum seekers , including young children, back to haiti. in related news, in new jersey, immigrant justice advocates are denouncing the deportation of patrick julney, a 38-year-old man from haiti who says he was kidnapped andhe biden administration deported him in june. julney had been fighting his deportation for three years as he had no memory of haiti and doesn't speak haitian creo. he says itian security forces imprisoned him without explanation the day he arrived on a deportation flight. since then, officers have repeatedly contacted his wife demanding thousands of dollars in exchange for his release. julney spoke about the torturous conditions he ha

also today, nick peyton watch takes us into the gang ridden violence of haiti.isturbing look at a country that's become unlivable. as democracy disintegrates. difference out there kid. next big american. pressure, pressure? pressure, pressure. so where do you think this pressure's coming from? everyone. i'm just here for the mints. [ cheering crowd ] so much pressure. pressure makes diamonds. true. pulisic! he scores! incredible! millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network, with the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join them. get unlimited data with 5g included for just $30 a line per month when you get 4 lines. switch to xfinity mobile today. even by the standards of haiti 's violent history the current is desperate and bloody. gangs once again roam the streets leading to unimaginable death tolls, including children

. >>> also tonight, cnn's nick paton walsh takes us into the gang-ridden violence of haiti. a disturbing look at a country that has become unlivable as democracy disintegrates. get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibratates ] you'll get proactive alertrts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. >>> even by the standards of haiti's violent history, the current moment there is desperate and bloody. gangs once again ruling the streets, leading to unimaginable death tolls, including of children. and that violence has also once again led to images such as this. hundreds of haitians desperately trying to escape into the united states, taken into custody over the weekend. last week, unicef says thousands of children are at risk of malnutrition, and over the weekend, "the washington post" summarized in an editorial, quote, haiti has no functional government, no democracy, no peace, no hope. despite the obvious da

lincoln says, if the president of haiti wants to send a negro, that's lincoln's word, that quote has gotten changed to be the n-word but the original quote was not the n-word. but he says, if the president of haiti wants to send a black representative as an ambassador to washington, d. c., of course i'll receive him. so, in the spring of february of 1860, three ernest romaine comes with an assistant to washington, d. c. and lincoln and the cabinet are welcoming of him. what's interesting, this is one of the points i try to draw out in the book, is that lincoln's welcoming of african americans and of black people from other countries in this case runs against the grain. most white americans, including abolitionists and reformers, are not welcoming to african americans. but lincoln's. and in romaine's case, he is so poorly treated by white society in washington that, part way through his time, he just decides, i'm out of here and he moves to new york city. but it wasn't because of how lincoln treated, him it was because of how washington, d. c. was a southern city in 1863. and it was t

ah haiti is a country without a functioning government. it's economies collapsed and protest as a demanding prime minister ariel only step down. oh, what we haitian people will demonstrate with our plates and spoons and blankets and pillows in front of ariel on reserves to ask him to resign. because hunger and insecurity are killing us all ah, during the demonstrations a man was shot and killed witnesses say, the attacker fled in a co gang violence. his serge, since the assassination of president juvenile more see less g. his successor enjoys support from the international community. but has been criticized for saying he has no plans to step down until elections are held. if louisiana is also sitting with him about how much we live in a society with people can't afford to eat and drink if conditions for the most vulnerable people he had done to approve. we will stay on the street. we have a different vision for the country. one way young people can thrive. haiti is still struggling to recover from a magnitude 7 point to earthquake that des

nick, so what are you seeing in haiti?ly growing in their footprints and their ability to influence life here in haiti's capital. we saw ourselves the work police s.w.a.t. teams are doing trying to push into areas that gangs control. that unit coming under fire. we saw injured civilians being carried out by police there, but this comes, frankly, after really troubling weeks here in the capital. in a ten-day period in july alone, according to the united nations, a bid by one of the gangs here, the g 9 to take more territory off a rival gang, that's just over there from where i'm standing, caused 470 people to die, be injured or go missing. extraordinary numbers for such a short period of time, and also, during those clashes, gangs were reported to use bull ddozers do demolish homes of r50ivals. this led one security force to suggest that perhaps at this point as we see the gangs control the port over there, the road to the country south behind me, and areas in the east and north, they may control or influence possibly 3/4 o

haiti. he asked a judge if he could adopt the child and the judge said yes the boy lives with his mother in haiti. the average adoption costs $30,000. he has raised nearly five times that on gofundme >>> the southeast and gulf region are on high alert as more storms are set to dump three inches of rain per hour. mississippi already flooded bracing for more kerry sanders has the latest >> reporter: 5 million people under flood watch as torrential rains move across the gulf this as flash floods pounded mississippi, derailing trains, washing out roads and forcing nursing home residents to flee to higher ground >> if we instruct you that you are in a high-risk area, please heed that advice >> reporter: while water has receded outside jackson, the mayor warning of more to come. >> i think it important that our residents prepare in advance >> reporter: a big concern, the pearl river already three feet above flood stage and could soon impact homes and businesses. that's only six feet less than the

gives diplomatic recognition to the two black republics of that era to liberia or to liberia and to haiti and northern democrats are furious about this because they say if we give diplomatic recognition to these countries, they will be allowed to send ambassadors to washington and they're gonna have to be received by the president by congress and lincoln says, yeah paraphrasing there. but yeah, that's gonna happen and lincoln says if the president of haiti wants to send a --, that's lincoln's word that freight that quote has gotten changed to be the n word, but the original quote was not the n word, but he says if the president of haiti wants to send a black representative as an ambassador to washington dc, of course, i'll receive them. and so in the spring february of 1863 ernest earnest romaine comes with with an assistant. they moved to washington dc and lincoln and the cabinet are welcoming of him. what's interesting and this is one of the points i try to really draw out in the book. is that lincoln's welcoming of african-americans and of black people from other countries in this case

they say haiti, ne ha, victoria gate and be out his era. there be, protested thailand's capital of bangkok, ahead of a court ruling that will decide if the prime minister can remain in power. profit. china archer and 10 of his ministers survived in a conference folk, osmond opposition parties have alleged ethics violations, price took power and occur in 2014 opponent. say he should step down on wednesday when his 8 year term is up. tony chang has more now from franklin, a hair in the crowd of the protests. is there a people holding up signs calling for piety, general church to get out ah, occurring the speech is the fiery speeches up on the stage to speak about. the speaker is denouncing out in his time and pow, did they say, according to the constitution could, should come to the end of midnight tonight. the point to which he's been in power for 8 years after seeing how i'm a military coup in 2014. he said he'll abide by the decision of the constitution. copeland, we're going to rule on that hawkins of law to morrow. i don't know they'll m

they say haiti, ne ah, victoria gate and b out his era. the preserved heart of brazil's 1st emperor has arrived in the country's capital, had of celebrations mocking the 200 anniversary of independence on september the 7th. and on carrying and don pad through the 1st, embalmed organ was welcomed with military honors. it's on loan to the government of brazil and will go on public display. don pedro declared brazil's independence from portugal 200 years ago, and when he died, he asked his heart to be taken to the city of porto, where it since been kept. mexico's government is appealing to international health, to rescue 10 coal miners. they've been trumped underground since a shaft wall clubs. nearly 3 weeks ago. when will repel reports are from the site in the mexican state of co. ha! ah, the been a bit, the coal mine in call wheeler, mexican. emergency crews have been working day and night to free 10 miners who had been trapped under ground since august. 3rd, the senate for me, this is all going by too slowly. it's been too many days. cynt

one person has been killed and protests across haiti. hundreds took to the streets, the capital plus a prince and other cities to demand the resignation of prime minister ariel only a blame him for high cost of living and widespread violence. here, today we took to the streets again to claim our rights, the police for it just to kill us. as you can see, all the gas pots have been fired. i the we will not stop protesting until arial, already resigned, because things have become more complicated under his government. we don't have purchasing power. inflation is about 31 percent. this is the 1st time we're experiencing something like this in this country. to a has some in the brazilian ambassador and santiago, over accusations made by president jebel scenario, but a chill and counterpart gabriel borak. both noise and berg set several metro stations on fire during antique government protests in santiago. 3 years ago. he made the remarks during a t v debates with all the candidates i had with brazil's presidential elections slammed. foreign minister protested against bull. smart use of fa

yesterday in e directly to the russian airwaves that said russia, ukraine is a medieval country like haiti, and therefore it would not have one, it is simply not necessary to have its own nuclear power plants, it does not fit, even admiral james tauridis commented he wrote to him that ukraine is barely a medieval country, like haiti after all, but what is actually medieval, the admiral writes, is the poisoning of political opponents, this is the rape committed by the occupying forces, this is the killing of innocent children that takes place in ukraine, look in the mirror , wrote general stavridis well, but russia is a country crooked mirrors, that's why she's probably and they can't see anything in those mirrors, to be honest, that's the only thing that mr. stavridis was wrong about, well , that is, they are still very, very far from the middle ages originally there was this community system somewhere like that stone age where are they by the way very quickly and forgive thanks to technological sanctions russia has uh and what they weave. it’s good, except for their paws, uh, they weave w

the next question being given that al z a y haiti was located under their noses. is it possible the taliban did not know he was living in cobble? well, there's probably more information to come out about that, but does. but the publicly available information is that it appears there is some relationship between the owner of the house or who was fostering at zwang freeze at present, stair and at the interior ministry in the taliban. so the more of these links to put together, the harder it's got a bay for the taliban decide than you nothing about is. what does it tell us, roger about the role of el al qaeda operating in afghanistan today? well, i suppose is 2 elements to it. is the is let me state element which am i have been targeted by, by the taliban oversee by the united states. but there is the relationship between al qaeda ah, and the taliban neff canister, which is obviously targeted by the west. but out qaeda? oh sorry taliban a bit more circumspect. i regarding their relationship with them in better external partners, all parties abilities to target them.

so for the cost of living, haiti, $1.00 presley scaled has demonstrated demand, and the prime minister sat down. and i say shame struggles to reach to retrieve the wreckage of a boat off the coast of lebanon families. of those who died see they are desperate to close. ah. with he has begun. the, the full world cup is on its way to catherine group. your travel package today. here's your weather update for asia. thank you so much for joining in. we'll begin in pakistan and afghanistan, a much more quiet pitcher here, how just the odd showers popping up. but of course we're in a law, and it is forecast still. law for the monsoon rains in its forecast to extend into mid september heavy falls of rain for the western gadson india, particularly around marashi tra, around demo by and just outside. and then we've got some to renshaw, rain also long. that border with west bengal and sicken on wednesday off to our japan. you know this says southern island here chichi jima, a record wind gusts of a 174 kilometers per hour. all had to do with this typhoon. this is about a 1000 kilometers a just tow

and this house that is our haiti was allegedly staying in reportedly belonged to someone tied to the government, if not a government official himself, a guest house belonging to the government. so this may be part of why and to me blinking is saying that you know, that this violated the doha agreement because it's very high, are difficult to hide. you know, the most senior high, the leader in the middle of your capital without someone from your government knowing. and earlier we tried to go near the site itself, actually still several 100 meters away. but we were told by the taliban that we're not allowed to shoot in that site in that area. you know, they were saying what are, what are you shooting? why are you here? we said it's the news. you know, the event that just happened that the, you know, they responded, there's no event, nothing happened. why are you here? and we had to go a little bit further and you know, on the streets earlier in the day there was much more of a tall lavon presence. other journalist i tried to get near this. i also had similar issues. so there definitely

at the same time when haiti is a rafting.n it's erupting in this violence i am not seeing any, very little. but what i am seeing is short will south africa's happening. these groups are all over southi africa with the violence and massacre that rained down at sharpsville. so they get the protection of black folk. they get how they have a bloodied pool pit to fight for this. why not here? but then i see them really getting engaged in the civil war in nigeria. so my question is, why within the same decade? what was it that change that causes level of engagement that i did not see the first two? what last two hours author and professor anderson pre-through her most recent books include white rage the unspoken truth of our racial divide. one person no vote how voter suppression is destroying our democracy. her most recent book brace and guns in a fatally unequal america. thank you for your time on this sunday. >> guest: thank you so much for your time peter this was wonderful. ask american history tv saturdays on cspan2. >> . >>

act in the attack at the chautauqua institution earlier today, or the suspect has been identified as haiti. matar age 24. from fair view, new jersey rusty spent more than a decade in hiding after the release of his 1988 novel. the satanic verses provoked violent protests in several muslim countries. a year later, the former supreme leader of iran issued a decree calling for his execution. the 75 year old author has long been a vocal critic of religious extremism and a champion of free speech. you often and we can now speak to a nigger montage ivy. she's an iranian american political analyst based in washington, d. c. welcome to the w. one is salman rushdie of significance for iranians and also the iranian diaspora. well is mostly famous across no, that was one world by the books are counted versus which many muslim found offensive to their religion the portrayal of the overall. and muslims, as a general, that doesn't necessarily mean that all muslims are all iranian, believe that their reaction to his book should have been violent or violent. and over the years, past years, even they irani

decades in public service and advised 7 presidents with thousands of demonstrators have rallied in haiti's major cities, protesting rampant crime of the rising cost of living. gang violence has left much of the country out of the government control. inflation is also at a 10 year high. and analysts want the shortage of fuel, could force businesses to close supporters of argentina's vice president, christina kirschner have rallied outside her residence after a prosecutor source, to impose a 12 year prison sentence on her. kirschner is facing charges of corruption from her earlier term as president, which she rejects as politically motivated. a verdict is expected later this year. have you rain and flash flooding has caused chaos in parts of the united states, south and southwest. many areas which were seeing severe droughts have been drenched by torrential downpours, forcing hundreds of hundreds of people to evacuate their homes. the state of texas has been particularly hard hit with record breaking rainfall in dallas. from a historic drought to flash floods, the united states southwest is

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