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dates back to 1975 the end of the franco dictatorship under franco church and state were closely interlinked. the head of a rope or lake or an tonio gomez said this is still not a thing of the past. he vented his criticism of father and hill on a talk show. i would like to say hello to everyone including father and the shining hero of church charity work a man above criticism. and yet welfare as a normal business is motivated by normal profit interests it is the enemy of honest solidarity and it makes the needy even needy or. the rich bend down to the poor and offer them a few bread crumbs. what is the result. is that you millionth the poor and perpetuate their situation. pretty clear statement. he is right the state has to take on responsibility for the safety and health of the citizens. but church welfare isn't a curse those of us who do charitable work aren't the bad guys what's to be done at the state doesn't take action to take a look at the soup kitchens we jump in when the state fails to act. and the spanish welfare state has little to offer the fall out from the eurozone debt crisis

yes, absolutely interlinked, that is right. now, isuspect there are many people with, if you like, what you might call the normal run of conditions. it might be heart, stroke, cancer and so on. many of those won't be receiving the priority treatment they probably need. that is understandable but it isa need. that is understandable but it is a fact. but also, if you create lasting economic and social damage, and the other thing my report shows is the poorest parts of the population will suffer most in this because they are often happily securejobs. then because they are often happily secure jobs. then the damage and pressure on your health care system is also going to be enormous. so the lives versus livelihoods choice i think is a false one. the government, let me make it clear, is right to suppress right now. you have to keep the lockdown in place, but that is why you need a massive amount of work in order to prepare for easing it in the most responsible way. the other thing, by the way, victoria, is we will be able to learn f

they will also catch that virus as well our economic systems are connected with each other and interlinked when one country has problems it triggers a domino effect and that's something we should absolutely avoid what's needed here is the european union's full firepower namely through the joint issuance of bond well the spanish prime minister. chairs this also backed that bond issuing scheme in fact himself and just said because they have talked about the princely sum of 1.5 trillion that's with a teeny euro worth of bonds being issued in order to aid fiscal burden sharing across the blog. sanchez was quite confident about an agreement being reached on thursday 'd it was a little bit out of the european council must welcome the economic package agreed by the euro group demand the finalization of its preliminary works but so that all instruments are ready by no later than june the 1st this is the key to europe and this is the key to our country well the main opposition to corona bonds as they've being called comes from the netherlands and from germany although the german chancellor has well

i would say it is not the health of people versus the economy because they are very much interlinked. you need to have a strong economy. unemployment is harmful for the mental and physical health of the people too we need to find the right balance. now with the numbers down. the number of new infections a day and the measures we have taken, we are thinking about step by step going back to a new normal >> also while speaking to frost, he admitted the european union initially struggled the coordinated response he initiated the rescue package showed the block remained united >> at the very beginning, the european union is still very disorganized we have pulled together and we are standing strong. we are helping each other, for example, germany is taking patients to treat them in our hospitals from spain or italy. then there is the economic die mentions with the $500 million euro package in the past days. i would say we have a good base to help to support those who need to have economic support in the crisis >> the number of fatalities has risen among 15,000 a warning the death toll will

reacts and what were considered low risk areas outside the capital colombo there are $420.00 cases interlink and 7 people have died. and as joins us now from the capital of colombo in this different aspects to how they're dealing with this i'm sure one can. tell us more. that's right nic essentially what happened over the last 48 hours or longer has seen a spike in the number of confirmed cases that have been detected and this basically led to the authorities rethinking the issue of curfew and we've got basically the curfew in place throughout the island right through the weekend until early monday morning so far we did hear from the police spokesman that the authorities the health authorities and everybody concerned all consulting right now given the recent spike in the number of cases and they are trying to make a decision about the best way forward regarding the curfew now in majority of districts around the country the state of course you had been eased during the day essentially from the beginning of the week what happened was at 5 o'clock in the morning the curfew was lifted and basica

everything is interlinked. the longer it lasts, the harder it gets four companies.giants sleeping now. it is two weeks since the last car plant workers headed home after their final shift. the national carrier grounded as well. one of many big businesses which the government says it would rather take under its own wing than leave vulnerable to collapse or foreign takeover. it is unacceptable —— unavoidable. foreign takeover. it is unacceptable -- unavoidable. we need a much stronger european solution and that is where the german government needs to push ahead, agree to compromise, because we must realise the german economy is a very open one, very german economy is a very open one, very dependent on trade, dependent on trade in europe, and a country like italy colla pses, and a country like italy collapses, that certainly can't be in interest anyone in europe, especially not germany's. europe has weathered some storms in recent years. the eurozone crisis, the refugee crisis, brexit. but it is this, the coronavirus crisis which is finally forced german politicians to

they will also catch that virus as well our economic systems are connected with each other and interlinked when one country has problems it triggers a domino effect and that's. one thing we should absolutely avoid what's needed here is the european union's full firepower namely through the joint issuance of bombs well the spanish prime minister. chairs this also backed that bond issuing scheme and in fact himself and just said because they have talked about the princely sum of 1.5 trillion with a t. euro worth of bonds being issued in order to aid fiscal burden sharing across the block sanchez was quite confident about an agreement being reached on thursday 'd because it would appear a bit out of the european council must welcome the economic package agreed by the euro group demand to finalize nation of its preliminary works but it's a good old instruments are ready by no later than june the 1st this is the key to europe and this is the key to our country well the main opposition to corona bonds as they've being called comes from the netherlands and from germany although angela merkel the

it's not i would say it's not the health of people versus the economy because they are very much interlinkedou need a strong economy to have a well equipped health system for example unemployment recession is harmful for the mental and physical health of people, too so what we need to find is the right balance. and now with numbers down, the numbers of new infections per day in the past weeks with all the measures that we have taken, we are thinking about step by step, that is important. step by step going back to a new normal that is important, too because all the measures we have taken like keeping distance, wearing masks, no parties. that are definitely measures that need to be there in place for months to come and i'm very proud this our fellow germans actually follow the rules. actually not because the government tells them to, but because there's a broad support for this and that is of course very helpful and gives us confidence and now step by step coming back to as i said new normal. >> mr. minister, it's sara it's dpood of you to join us we're also wrestle here in the u.s. with the

everything is interlinked, the longer it lasts, the harder it gets for companies.at germany economy is open, dependent on trade, dependent on europe and if a country like italy collapsed, certainly it cannot be in the interests of anyone in europe, especially not germany. europe has weathered some storms in recent yea rs, europe has weathered some storms in recent years, the eurozone crisis, the refugee crisis, brexit. but it‘s this, the corona crisis which is finally forcing german politicians to abandon a cherished principle and ta ke to abandon a cherished principle and take on new debt in order to finance their own rescue package. for a country which values certainty and stability, these are the most unsettling of times. jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. the coronavirus infection rate amongst the religious ultraorthodox community in israel is double the rest of the population. they‘ve also shown resistance to government measures like social distancing. the community often trusts its religious leaders more than the politicians — so, as tom bateman reports, the gover

those things are interlinked.od news, joe, is i think there are people who really understood this and have a solution. >> well, you've given me some good news. you talk about andrew cuomo. we could talk about republican mike dewine in ohio, who is just really showing superb leadership. >> larry hogan in maryland. >> amazing. >> larry hogan in maryland has shown great leadership. we could talk about gavin newsom in california, who has really done an incredible job. >> yup. >> mayor of san francisco. >> whitmer in michigan. >> absolutely. >> go down the list. david ignatius, i asked the good doctor to gi ve me a prescriptin of good news. he actually gave me probably the best news out there right now, and it's this: for the first time since september 1 11th, we have a national consensus. regardless of what nonsense people are saying on talk radio, regardless of what nonsense some tv stations are spewing out still, regardless of what the president of the united states is saying, republicans and independents and democr

the only way we can get out of the health and economic crisis is to see both of these things as interlinkedthose who have sadly died from the virus, the location of debts. the percentage of those that have been in care homes. this is a virus we know, there are lots about this bag is that we do not know about still. we know older people are susceptible to becoming seriously ill and dying. we know this virus spreads faster in institutional settings which is why we have been and continue to work so ha rd to prevent we have been and continue to work so hard to prevent the virus getting into ca re hard to prevent the virus getting into care homes but also to make sure the right procedures and policies and actions are in place to limits its spread when it there are cases in care homes. we have taken a number of actions today, we are asking public health directors delete that in health protection teams and ken inspector making sure that care providers are properly supported to do that. and that will continue even as we see, as i hope we will see, evidence that community transmission of the spiders

theirjobs and their likely to be struggling to care for their families and all of those factors interlinku're helping with in places like lebanon and vietnam. we are working to provide technical support to governments looking to make sure that women's voices are heard. we also work on the ground and run grass roots programmes around the world. i have been speaking to our office in lebanon, where we are hearing from women who need to enter refuges, but they need to show they're virus free and there are no tests. we have been setting up quarantine a partments where they can go for some time and have counselling and food and hygiene. then they're able to enter a refuge and we are doing things like providing hotline and sim cards to women who don't have access up quarantine a partments where they can go for some time and have counselling and food and hygiene. then they're able to enter a refuge and we are doing things like providing hotline and sim cards to women who don't have access to the internet or phone. it is about i think finding smart solutions and working with governments and the pr