. , ., , been traced and travelled from jamaica. , . _ ., jamaica.maica. his legacy will live on in the minds and hearts of- jamaica. his legacy will live on in the minds and hearts of a - jamaica. his legacy will live on in the minds and hearts of a lot - jamaica. his legacy will live on in the minds and hearts of a lot of i the minds and hearts of a lot of people who have connected with this story, and most importantly he will live on in the legacy of our family. peter brown's funeral service reflected all parts of his life, remembering a special man who gave up remembering a special man who gave up his freedom as a teenager to serve this country. helena wilkinson, bbc news, central london. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. a bit of shock bank holiday weather? yes, it looks like it's going to be dry! i thought we would take a look at the weather particularly across yorkshire today. we started off with clear blue sunny skies. when temperatures reach 17 celsius, we started to get these cumulus clouds as the air started to rise. the

so wells, fos is what it is here she'll be congested from jamaica under beds, $200.00. we have the 600 olympic methods, all dried the grass. i've counted up for me, i think the most interesting, the most compelling name is a jet spark by the name of neat arch chopper. now he's a coward olympic champion. it depends, joplin that'd be taught catalytic to be type the 1st indian to win gold in a track and field of anxiety since that is becoming a huge bag of saw. i did the i the rivals in terms of popularity, even hollywood saws. i didn't, didn't put it as which type something during i thought he's always single handedly raised the profile of the truck and failed it in. yeah. when you've got a potential new audience of a 1000000000 people. uh, that's gonna be huge. they both in for, wow, that's, that is a client that markets are going forward just. yeah, it sounds like the atmosphere there is to, is quite some saying a roll. a lot of debate though, in sports at the moment as to whether russian and bella russians should be allowed to compete wherever is athletics out with tha

these island states of the club jamaica haiti i just chose option b guided by logic.ow, choose the option well, ivan chose this option. i chose option b cuba because they were in that area. as a matter of fact, pirates there tortuga and similar islands hmm but i'm not sure if it's jamaica or cuba but answered a variant name meaning small, spain gave the island.

is that not recognised in jamaica? you could onl , the recognised in jamaica?i only, the government has to be part of this. and it is great to say, or at least say that this was an abhorrent act, it's great to say that we are going to look into our own family history in regards to slavery but you have to bear in mind, when people, and i have of caribbean descent, when people in jamaica look at the royal family but they look at the pomp and splendour, it makes them remember that therefore bearers were taken from africa in sleeved and were not compensated in any way. —— enslaved. not only is there a move away from the monarchy which is very active but also the idea that these countries looking towards reparations as being true justice for what happened in the past. it is aood to for what happened in the past. it is good to see — for what happened in the past. it is good to see you again, nick. i'm just looking over your shoulder —— and it is pouring it down here. i think i need to come and join you. yes, it is very different. think i need to come and 'oin you. ye

i have certain emotional ties to jamaica. um... i see myself as a jamaican. i still have...ritish, you know? i mean, let's face it, we have to face up to facts, i'm british. i've spent the vast majority of my life in this country and, um... yeah. i should just say that you also put your poetry to music. in 1977, you were given the opportunity by richard branson, the businessman who had a record label, that you could actually put your poetry to music. later on, you had your own record company and so on. you worked as a journalist and tv presenter also. how important was it for you to reach an audience beyond the british caribbean one? very important because you want to share your story with other people and you want to build solidarity. and the only way you can build solidarity is if other people are able to understand what you've been through, what you're going through, and maybe find some common ground. so here you've got your new book which has come out, called time come, and it's a selection of your prose over 50 years of work. 0r thereabouts. 0r thereabouts, yeah. it's a

but jamaica, where you were born, is set on the path to becoming a republic.epublic. would you welcome such a move? i would welcome such a move. i think it's... ..it�*s ridiculous that in the 21st century, um... ..the king of england or the queen of england should be the head of any independent state. are you saying that wearing your british hat or yourjamaican hat? both. they chuckle. 0h, right, 0k. so clearly your republican views very much there. but what about the commonwealth, which is, of course, a different matter? jamaica's not discussing leaving the commonwealth, but what about the commonwealth's future? because people are beginning to question it. for example, professor philip murphy at london university says, "i think perhaps the commonwealth has historically run its course and what you're really seeing now is the ghost of an organisation." does that have any relevance, in your view? i don't know. it seems to be a club of former colonies that enables britain to have status in the global... ..in global affairs as an ex—colonial power. but the geopoli

but also with the french netherlands in the whole region , so i think that this will happen, that jamaica declare that they do not want to see charles as a monarch in their state, and new zealand as their head is also a british monarch. thank you to his bralin historian, fraternist, champion of the royal historical society, we are in touch. you have urinary incontinence, an unpleasant situation can arise at any time, even from a slight effort, fortunately - this is behind me , uro feminost helped me thanks to natural

i am in the emancipation park in kingston, the capital of jamaica . a sign of remembrance and respect for hundreds of thousands of people who were kidnapped from africa and enslaved on this island under british rule . while the coronation is taking place in london, jamaica is ready to step down as a kingdom. hitting the republic to hold the motivation of this painful legacy slavery, we talked a lot for the few days that it has been here, when they told us that 400 heads of state are important for the life of jamaica and its identity . we talked to a group of students on the last day of school that this country is supposed to be. from the kingdom, it brings us closer to the ideal. the presence of a king in power does not prevent this. when we have a king as the head of the country , we do not feel real freedom from slavery, which is not the connection and removal of the four countries , but the formal apology of the royal family from the very beginning . associated with the slave trade and also to receive compensation for all the sufferings involved in

any thoughts, in principle, about these island states of the jamaica haiti club? i just chose option b, guided by logic. if you do not know, choose the option well? and you have chosen this option. i chose option b cuba as they were in that area. as a matter of fact, the pirates are there tortuga and similar islands uh-huh but i'm not sure either jamaica or cuba but again, a variant of both the name meaning small, spain gave the island christopher columbus the correct answer to this question of the traffic police the first spanish colony in the new world was just the same in haiti and was led by her brother. columbus the fifth question. who is the outsider, however, of the unfinished belarusian monk of the novel gold and maxim goretsky b from the metro this is belarusian literature tenth grade, maybe someone what does anastasia remember how they answered, i answered the us version for what reasons is the incompleteness of the novel itself and incompleteness? name me somehow. and here just suddenly work vladislav that there are any thoughts? well, and that this is

i am in the emancipation park in kingston, the capital of jamaica. behind me is a statue that commemorates and respects the hundreds of thousands of people who were kidnapped from africa and enslaved on this island under british rule. while the coronation in london is being done, jamaica is ready abandoning the status of a monarchy, the government of this country plans to hold a referendum by 2025 with the aim of becoming a republic. the motivation for this is glorifying the painful legacy of slavery. the country is important for its creation and strengthening. with a group of students on the last day of school, whatever stone this country is going to be, these are the words that they told us that separation from the kingdom will bring us closer to the ideal. the presence of a king at the top of the power will not prevent this. when we have a king as the head of the country, we have a real sense of freedom we don't do slavery, it's not a country, but the request for an official apology from the royal family has been related to the slave trade from th

we will talk about jamaica.ada, the opinion polls, and what you are trying to do. >> it is a pleasure to be with you. i am a canadian. i look around the world in awe and admiration of my commonwealth cousins who had the courage to do what i wish my own country would do, which is to delink link ourselves from the monarchy that is colonialist, elitist, and racist, at least historically. i look abroad and admiration. >> i was looking at the opinion polls. until fairly recently, a vy favorable view of the monarchy. i know it has been declining. does it depend who is sitting on the throne? how do they feel about king william, what do they read into the polls of canada. >> a recent poll reported that 60% of canadians across the country oppose king charles being our monarch. that's quite jarring. the day before the coronation for angry street. >> 60% of the country opposes having the uk's monarch as canada's head of state. why not decide to do something differently? >> it is very complex for us to delink ourselves from

protesters reading william and kate in jamaica in spring.h countries has failed to remove king charles as their head of state by 2025. >> they are doing -- >> that is something we never shared in. so for us in jamaica, the monarchy is a harsh reminder for the unfortunate past. >> there is no better example of the first thing you will see in the coronation. in the flipside of that, you also have poverty. the legacy of the empire is deep poverty in the black and brown -- and wealth in the white part of the world. >> byron: they visited canada. reflecting on bridgeman's mistreatment of the indigenous people there. >> we must find new ways to come to terms with the darker and more difficult aspects of the past. acknowledging reconciling and striving to do better. >> byron: barbados was the latest country to sever its ties to the crown. declaring itself a republican 2021 and removing the queen as its head of state. charles attended the transition ceremony. >> from the darkest days of our past and the appalling atrocity of slippery -- slavery >> b

in fact, we hear in jamaica were involved in a conversation, deep conversation about what it takes toof state, and pretty republic that represents the interests and will of the jamaican people. >> it's interesting that the commonwealth countries are mostly in the caribbean's -- it segura, and jamaica, obviously, australia being outside, india, et cetera. when william and kate came to jamaica, i think they got a taste of just how angry a lot of people are at them. is there any repair in this relationship unless there is separation? >> well, yes. is there can be repair with the separation. it starts with an apology. it starts with a recognition that crimes against humanity are being committed. it starts with a process of healing and they promise not to continue the legacies we see today in the forms of racism that assist england, jamaica in particular of persons from the caribbean's still struggling with racism when brush -- policy put in place. those kinds of policies persist. we have to remove that and our struggle is not just to remove the king, but to remove all of the rest judges h

of england could be heard even on the way of the golden carriage of shahcharagh mohammad kazemi, jamaica broadcasting agency, following the removal of the king of england from the presidency of this country, according to cbc news canada, the government of jamaica, as one of the member states of the commonwealth of nations, with the aim of becoming a republic and removing charles from the presidency of this country will hold a referendum in two years and also plans to receive compensation from england due to colonialism. education in the state of oregon, i complained about social networks and they demanded that they be answered . in this complaint, networks like facebook, instagram, snapchat, tik tok, and youtube put the mental health of children and teenagers at risk . complain to when new methods as well as algorithms of social networks pointed out that by attracting students, it eventually causes depression and possibly suicide. also, thinking about suicide. recently, the state of utah in the united states has also restricted the use of social networks by people under the age of 18. ac

kingston, the capital of jamaica, is present. behind me is a statue that commemorates and respects the hundreds of thousands of people who were kidnapped from africa and enslaved on this island under british rule. while the coronation is taking place in london, jamaica is ready to stand aside. to hit the government of this country plans to hold a referendum with the aim of transforming the country by 2025. the motivation for this is the painful legacy of slavery. we have been here for a few days and we had to think a lot . its identity is important. we talked with a group of students on the last day of school that it is going to be the future of this country. these are the words that they told us. separation from the kingdom will bring us closer to the ideal. the presence of a king at the top of the power will not prevent this, only a king. as the head of the country, we do not feel real freedom from slavery let's ask for an official apology from the royal family that was connected with the slave trade from the very beginning, an

. ♪♪ department issuing a warning tonight about traveling to jamaica and columbia because of a spike is urging americans to reconsider travel to those countries. they say in jamaica, violent crimes, including home invasions, armed robberies and assaults are common in columbia. the state department warns of widespread violent crimes, including kidnappings and extortion. there were also concerns that terrorists and criminal organizations may attack public areas like airports, hotels and restaurants without warning. >> for your help tonight, researchers at harvard university say the case of a man with a rare gene could help protect people at risk of alzheimer's them an inherited gene mutation that caused people to develop memory loss of a young age, but it didn't happen until he was in his 70's. a genetic analysis revealed the man had a rare change in the gene that helps nerve cells communicate. researchers say understanding how this gene change helped his brain may help prevent alzheimer's and other folks. >> the so-called skittles ban is one step closer to reality. the california asse

order of jamaica, sort of like being dame judi dench.timate diva. what does that mean? >> sheryl lee: divinely inspired victoriously alive, or where, awesome, audacious, and it was sunday, we would be anointed! yes! [cheers and applause] yes! >> stephen: it says 12 life lessons from me to you. can you share one? anoint us. >> sheryl lee: i always have to say to people coming of the best lesson, the best relationship you will ever have in life is the one that you have with yourself. yes, it's the truth. you get up in the morning, look in the mirror, and start practicing loving what you see. because you are wonderful. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: i like that. who is the most diva diva you ever knew? >> sheryl lee: i've met so many. i have. >> stephen: not in the mirror, someone not in the mirror. >> sheryl lee: okay. if i were to think back, i went to cannes for a film festival and there was a party for gregory peck and i met gregory peck who was so tall and handsome, just wonderful. he was not a diva but in the room was nina simone,

jamaica is now seriously discussing demanding reparations from london this idea is shared today in manymer british colonies of the caribbean without enthusiasm for the coronation in india india has definitely abandoned any element. in relation to britain , only some concerns remained about priceless artifacts exported by britain and of historical and cultural interest to our country. we believe that the hohinur diamond should be returned so as not to irritate the indians in the crown that queen camilla will not have the famous kohinoor diamond, not only in india but also in pakistan, they believe that he was kidnapped by colonialists during the british empire in london , they calculated that the upcoming ceremony will be much more modest than the coronation of elizabeth ii 70 years ago, and yet it will cost £100m. and this is budget money, the royal family will not pay anything despite the fact that the personal fortune of charles iii, journalists from london, newspapers, curtains, estimated at 1 billion 800 million pounds the large expenses for the coronation connected, including with

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seeing the bus of fondest phones is some of the story for cuba, as well as jamaica, the thunderstorms, clear across panama and costa rica sin shall was to be found here for the look while the shower, re across much of mexico, the temperature in mexico city sitting below the average, as we get into thursday, we'll be seeing an edge up into the mid twenties. that should weather update, the the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching l 20 reminder about top stores the south. i'll just hear a has spoken to a powerful session, gang leader who was accusing politicians of fueling violence. the un secretary general is wanting the risk risks, the stabilizing, the one to reach, and they could almost present killing the less so has declared, who's causal innocent at his impeachment trial. the old position accuses him of corruption. so is considering dissolving the national assembly before any action can be taken. us how speak a kevin mccarthy says a did the ceiling deal as possible by the end of the wait. as follows, the meeting at the white house with the president trump bindin

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peter brown, who came to the uk from jamaica to volunteer with the raf during the second world war, helenain draped with the union flag. on top, the medals he was awarded during the second world war. born injamaica, he travelled thousands of miles as a teenager to the uk to volunteer with the royal air force during world war ii. he flew in lancaster bombers when he served in 625 squadron. # happy birthday... peter brown spent decades living in london — this is him celebrating his 93rd birthday. but when he died, he had no known relatives. organisers of his funeral were inundated with requests from the public who wanted to attend. and today, they were joined by former and current raf personnel. for me when i read the story, i thought, "well, i am emboldened to come down and attend on the day because you have got to come down." the thing is he has always got a family. i know initially he didn't have a close family to hand, but he has always got a family once he's in the forces and that's why i'm here. to have the last veteran of that time from the caribbean, and to be able to come together t

and enslaved on this island under british rule , while the coronation is taking place in london, jamaica is ready to step aside. title the government of this country has become a monarchy and plans to hold a meeting with the aim of becoming a republic. the motive behind this painful legacy of slavery. on the school day, we talked about what this country is going to be. these are the words that they told us. separation from the kingdom will bring us closer to the ideal. the presence of a king at the top of the power does not prevent this. when we have a king as the head of the country, we feel real freedom from slavery. we do not, and it is not four countries, but a request the official apology of the royal family, which has been associated with the slave trade since the beginning , and also receiving compensation for all the sufferings that we have in this imposed island due to the incalculable speed of one of the slaves taken from this island , we have to arrange a toman for the king from we should ask for compensation through that because we suffered suffering and injustice and they ar

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last night, so i'll have to give in jamaica fish. i had bad stomach pains on it. the a smith i took the drops and then a pain killer. i just wanted to sleep. so nice to see. so i need to keep experimenting excessively good to try things out and to talk about problems too. that's a great way to find the ideas and solutions and not just when it comes to menstruation. that's it for today. so you next time on in good shape, by the in the radio station is making positive weight. it should pollution and climate change. it's estimating of india. a radio station is trying to help using information to save the coast. the 13 dw was making the headlines and what's behind them. dw news, i forgot the show that the issue is shaping the continents slowly getting back to normal here. well in the streets, the give you in the report on the inside corresponds is on the ground a reporting from across the continental or the french stuff from outside to u. d. w 's africa every friday on dw, our interest, the global economy, our portfolio dw, business b on. here's a closer look at the p

many have a test for up a bit to music from countries like jamaica and regions like west africa. generally speaking, you've gotten a lot of course the local and forwarded music. what they don't want is to be told what they should listen to. nice not done. any music has always been a pop shock. so and gone on. revisions have played a role in gun this independence from the owners in the races way used to that highlighted music john read. then the younger generation goes to book. so he partner up the known of tape life. generally, i can say that again, the music business is pretty strong here and abroad. tell you what regulation is a dicey subject that requires broad stakeholder conversation, and we need to have it off to roll. music is so much more than just entertainment. it can break boundaries and unites across languages, countries and even continents. but it's come also inspire and uplift. to sonya tony mobile site is a tough neighborhood for most young people. gunk studies the drive and enticing, but he pulled out his homes. law montana, hopes to give young people a different

the united states, the bahamas, jamaica ends above we was the only countries in the entire world that have a strict 2 party system. everybody else has a 3 or 4. why is that? are you surprised? by the way, when i tell you that no, and i would say i'm not surprised as a recently, as i say, you know, as you start to follow geo politics and see how, how these um, governments or parliament to run around the blow. i think, you know, it becomes a little more apparent, but no, i'm not surprised. i thought it would probably at least be 10. i didn't know it would be less than 10. but i think the, if i don't know, you know why it, why is it that way? i don't know. many people might argue that even though the constitution itself, i don't believe the us constitution spoke of a specific political party out the history of the united states. i don't really sweet with multi parties back in the 16 in the 1700. when it all got started, there were about 4 that had changed and they worked in some parties have come and do other parties we've had for we've had 5, we've had 6 parties. suddenly, all those par

1.5 remains, climate change is real to a lot of us, and hurricanes are not the only thing, i left jamaica where we were having a heat wave and a drought. i'm just going to stick with hurricanes today. but yes, there are so many challenges and we have to keep working. >> and xfinity -- actually personalizing it and keeping it grounded in reality, you have personalized that as far as that. you have also touched on the role of governments because whether it is regulatory or reform or resilient urban development, we can't have these conversations around meeting the targets without the role of government, i think about your role in an intergovernmental agency and the work you are doing around mainstreaming women's voices, you want to share some reflections with us in that regard? >> i would like to say thank you for the vital voices because the alliance between women is very important and between those organizations is very important. for us it is very [no audio] about the climate change, and all of this happening about women is invisible and not considered. what happened with experience, what

a luminous in jamaica, so the dentist is grand canal. the usually done was a, has mysteriously turned bright green. most of a very nice the vibrant color has become the cities, latest tourist attraction, motivate the local bad experiences at like disney land. and i see the fun in the past too, but it's not safe. for example, when i called you the incident occurs a recent protest against fossil fuels and runs climate activist use vegetable charcoal to turn the treasury sound in black. but no group has claimed responsibility for the discoloration in venice, which was fast spotted near the rail. tow bridge? spare. yeah, we'll get. we'll see. let me present. besides the become more frequent. venice is very delicate. we've been mistreating it like make it less down by the found the environmental authorities a testing the was had to see what caused the color change. an event is prefect code and emergency meeting with police. then now trying to find out who is responsible and you're up to date coming up next day is out documentary series doc. s

a luminous in jamaica, so the dentist is grand canal. the usually done was a, his mysteriously turned bright green. most of a very nice the vibrant color has become the cities, latest tourist attraction, photo of a little complex area that like it's disney land. and i see the fun in the past too, but it's not set up on that because of the incident occurs, a recent protest against fossil fuels and runs climate activist, fused vegetable charcoal to turn the treasury sounds in black. but no group has claimed responsibility for the discoloration in venice, which was fast spotted near the real toe bridge. but yeah, we'll get, we'll see, let me present. besides that become more frequent, most likely venice is very delicate. we've been mistreating it like that unless the only by the found the environmental authorities, a testing the water to see what caused the color change and the venice, prefect, code and emergency meeting with police stand now trying to find out who is responsible. here's a reminder of our top story. your auntie don't even u

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it's awfully cool to the british monarchies are in many hot countries in jamaica announce an imminentum on the abolition of charles we are going to hold a referendum in 2024. for this. looks like it's about time. we need to do it now, especially with the changes. in the monarchy, the commonwealth countries become unfriendly to britain, which is probably why charles, in his role as king, does not seek to visit the former colonies. you can get hit on the head there. not an egg, but a coconut on the first foreign tour , the king went to germany with germany the british crown, even in the late 1930s , there were great relationships in 2015 , pictures of the seven-year-old, zigging queen surfaced from the archives. elizabeth, her uncle prince edward, standing next to her , frankly sympathized with the nazis and advised the prince's relatives to learn from them the experience of fighting communist russia. philip occupied high positions in the ss prince harry dressed up in a shirt with a swastika buckingham palace refuses to comment on this topic about what british monarchs have in their hea

jamaica — a welcome lunch and with jamaica jamaica it — a welcome lunch and with jamaica jamaica.e _ these kinds of events? now, those wacky wheels are the ones - these kinds of events? now, those wacky wheels are the ones who - these kinds of events? now, those j wacky wheels are the ones who are going _ wacky wheels are the ones who are going to _ wacky wheels are the ones who are going to be — wacky wheels are the ones who are going to be on the balcony tomorrow at buckingham palace. —— working royals _ at buckingham palace. —— working royals. there was question whether there _ royals. there was question whether there will— royals. there was question whether there will be some second balcony appearance were somewhat extended family. _ appearance were somewhat extended family, just having that one appearance with the working royals is very— appearance with the working royals is very much a message to the country— is very much a message to the country that the monarchy is very different. — country that the monarchy is very different, it is slimmed down monarchy. the travels i've

canadian cbc news report the government of jamaica, as one of the member states of the commonwealth of nations, plans to hold a referendum in two years with the aim of becoming a republic and removing charles from the presidency of the country. dost ham came out of the control of the british kingdom two years ago with the declaration of independence. three educational districts in the state of oregon sued social networks and demanded that they be answered. the mental health of children and adolescents is at risk in their complaint, the educational officials of the state of oregon in the united states pointed out some new methods and social network algorithms that , by attracting students, eventually lead to depression and the possibility of suicide. based on the 2021 survey, 42% of students continuously they felt hopeless and sad, and 22% thought of suicide. recently, the state of utah in the united states has also restricted the use of social networks by people under the age of 18, based on the law that came into effect last week in the state. can from the media to use social networks

oh, we know that jamaica is keen to follow suit and that will be rumblings of course and in other countries as well. perhaps canada seems to be quite fro demona k. surprisingly. i know it has been so the comp pretend to become white bullshit old and just say, oh, it's always everybody loves it. but i do think that this is a spectacle on this quote. for some reason, this is well the u. k is very good at pushing on and making sure that parts of the, the history, whether it's clowns, thrones for almost is own, that they will never disappear. and this is what makes it special and set. so to pause, as, as time he said before, last if the golf on these within, you got rid of all of this stuff i'm fortune has know they've kept it. and they seem to want to that to us people to it may look at that. you can see the people who are just completely embracing this and we all going to be bringing all the coverage if the car a nation to and shortly. but it seems appropriate to end by looking at people, pictures of these people who really embracing the movements. they are, they're a celebrating the day, and

the united states, the bahamas, jamaica ends above. we was the only countries in the entire world that have a strict 2 party system. everybody else has a 3 or 4. why is that? are you surprised by the way, when i tell you that no.

intención de convocar un referendo en los últimos tres años para hacer la transición el gobierno de jamaicande cuentas en cómo se usa >> temas que avivan el sentimiento anti monárquico dentro y fuera de estados unidos >> hoy es una persona muy popular >> y esta ceremonia usted podrá verla en telemundo 48 y será en vivo a partir de las nueve de la mañana en la ciudad de vallejo una mexicana buscaba la manera compartir su cultura y sus tradiciones a las seis de la tarde le llevaremos a conocer esta historia >> tenemos más patrullas específicamente dedicadas a estas incidentes (música) >> algunas personas están buscando hacer reparaciones en sus hogares >> la pregunta es como serpara encontrar un contratista >> antes de iniciar el trabajo el primer paso es identificar si el contratista tiene licencia para edificarlo puede marcar el siguiente número (información en pantalla) debe pedir unestimado y un contrato >> nunca pague por adelantado el monto total del trabajo en el estado de california no le recuerdo que la ley establece que deben pagarle un contratista es recomendable hacer muchas pregu

. _ brown who is originally from jamaica, one of the last so—called pilots _ jamaica, one of the lastively for military honours. lots of— effectively for military honours. lots of the military where there to pay their— lots of the military where there to pay their respects and members of the public— pay their respects and members of the public had to be turned away. it isjust a _ the public had to be turned away. it isjust a beautiful story the public had to be turned away. it is just a beautiful story about how hour of need this guy came from a part of— hour of need this guy came from a part of the — hour of need this guy came from a part of the thin empire to help us out and _ part of the thin empire to help us out and given that we talk about migration— out and given that we talk about migration earlier on today it is just the — migration earlier on today it is just the very best of the migration story~ _ just the very best of the migration story~ lt— just the very best of the migration sto . , �* , , story. it is ended it's interesting once again- _ story. it is ended it's interes

taftian became the champion in his previous competition in the field of jamaica, he was the first byording 10 seconds and 24 hundredths of a second . 1402 interpretation to all federations and legal entities will be done through the legal vice-president of the ministry of sports in the context of the introduction of visitation forms from the information base of the country's property and deed registration organization, the identification of wires will be better . 6 milli pashek has also won the asian championship in this exciting field . he represented our country in the russian open . the championship was enough, unfortunately, with only one championship difference we lost the tournament that, god willing, we will be able to win the tournament. it was very high, but we will reach the tournament in this neighborhood. since the end of this tournament, which was held with the presence of the eight best skate hockey teams from the top russian clubs, jalal kianfard scored 11 goals and nine. the goal assist was the most valuable player of this tournament. after all, most of the youth play

friday, may 26 the us state department is telling international travelers to reconsider travel to jamaica and colombia. it's the second highest warning level, the state department issues there are concerns about widespread violent crime in both countries , and there's another warning about terrorism in colombia. the state department says that terrorists and criminal organizations may attack public areas including airports, hotels and restaurants. us. government officials may not be allowed to travel to some areas, which would limit what they could do if travelers experience in emergency of any type. just imagine there's a tiger shark attacked a kayaker in hawaii. the man's gopro camera was rolling. when that truck attack he actually kicked the shark in the face and the shark swam away and nobody was hurt. alright, 7 17, let's get you out the door problems here and there. so where do we start? let's start in hayward, gasia and dave because southbound 8 80. we do have a bunch of slow traffic. there was an earlier issue on south bong 8 80 heading south, where apparently some debris fell off

saw i might remember last year we saw people in the caribbean, in countries like the bahamas, in jamaica royals went to tour. we saw people greeting their world, shaking their hands but there were also placards, some protests, people calling for reparations. and i think if we are honest this topic is not necessarily anything new but when we have these royal visit or event like the coronation, it does lead some people in the caribbean to say, look, we are assessing what all of this means there has been renewed calls for reparations. when i interviewed the prime minister of saint kitson and need this, he said to me that he once king charles to acknowledge that a wrong was done in the past. he wants an apology and when we have reached to buckingham palace for a statement they said that slavery is an issue that the king takes profoundly seriously and he cannot describe the depth of personal sorrow and suffering caused by savoury. we know that king charles says that he welcomes a study that is exploring the relationship between the monarchy and the slave trade in the 17th and 18th century, an

mustafa lo , the correspondent of turkish broadcasting agency, izmit , hasan taftian's championship in jamaica's international athletics tournament. meters of our country and the holder of the gold medals of the cold materials and 600 meters of the asian championships, which is held in the community preparation camp, by participating in an international competition as the champion of the 100 meters, the assistant of the fastest man of our country, by registering the limit of 10 seconds and 24 hundredths of age. to be placed in the first place, continue working with club football in europe and first in england, manchester city's championship celebration in chelsea's broken night in the continuation of the thirty-seventh week of the english premier league . became the top of the table with 88 points and won the province with a result of 3-1 and baritan won with the same result in the text hour. in the last game of this week, newcastle, the third team in the table with the title , will face real madrid, who lost 10 to valencia with 671 points and one metal in at the third place, atletico madrid bea

hassan taftian, our country's 100m record holder, who is going to jamaica to hold a training camp, will compete against iraq. last night , there was a coffee in this country's international competitions. both dear and respected citizens, we are researching the news at 18 o'clock together with our colleagues. the deputy of the youth ministry of the ministry of sports and youth in the youth mission of the jamiat in 1401 was awarded the rank of the national headquarters of the jamiat. youth of the ministry of sports and youth to support popular organizations and non-governmental youth groups and centers

amy: minister malahoo fort said the coronation has accelerated plans for jamaica to become a republic referendum taking place as early as next year. the coronation ceremony will cost british taxpayers up to $125 million at a time where many are struggling to pay for basic living expenses. this week, the home office wrote to anti-monarchy groups planning peaceful protests, warning them about criminal penalties and expanded police powers that were rushed into law ahead of the coronation. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a jury in washington, d.c. has convicted four members of the far-right group proud boys of seditious conspiracy for their role in the jan. 6 insurrection and for attempting to keep donald trump in power after he lost the 2020 election. the jury convicted proud boys leader enrique tarrio along with joseph biggs, ethan nordean, and zachary rehl on sedition which could carry a sentence of nearly 50 years in prison. a fifth proud boy, dominic pezzola, was found not guilty of sedition but

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we'll play part of a conversation i had with a group of migrants here from jamaica.s is what they told me yesterday. >> is there a reason why you left jamaica to come here? >> the crime, things to -- try to get opportunity to help our family. >> if they were to expel you back into mexico, what would you do? >> oh, it would be hard, hard, hard. it would be tough for me. >> why? >> that is not an opportunity for me. >> reporter: that's just one of the groups. we've seen people from europe here, a lot of people from south america, even africa. meanwhile, this morning in texas, governor abbott announced the creation of a new national guard unit, texas tactical border force. they will dedicate these men in the national guard to patrol the border where they've seen a surge of thousands, in the rio grande valley, brownsville area. more than 2,000 migrants were arriving in that area. a surge that we're seeing from theest all the way to the east at the u.s./mexico border. >> guad venegas in san diego, california, thank you. >>> let's head to texas and to another border town.

and then made his ill fated trip to jamaica last year. he passed a similar sentiment. of course, he's not just there a way -- constitutional monarchs, absolute monarchs. you have the prime minister, you have the whole establishment. you've got the house of commons and the house of lords, you have lawyers, people advising them not to go any further than that, and that's one of the reasons why we will into slowly but surely towards position. make no mistake, people are demanding it's louder and louder. we will see jamaica break free and become a republic next year, valleys as well, australia, canada, new zealand. the reckoning is coming. people will -- >> be the next question i will ask you. the death of queen elizabeth ii brought a new focus on the commonwealth and whether it would survive her passing. how will king charles respond if, slash when, the commonwealth nations you just mentioned announcer intentions to break away? >> he will accept it. he's a pragmatist. let's remember, this is a man who has had many years to prepare for this. he's most famous's -- trust, wh