macky sall's government denies this and says senegal is facing an insurrection.t's promised to use all measures necessary to restore stability. nicholas hawk was at some of those protests on thursday and has this report from dakar. reporter: we're inside dakar university. and look at it now. there's sheer destruction everywhere across this university, but also across the country. banks have been looted, supermarkets have been destroyed, and the army has been called out here. inside the university, where there was heavy protest yesterday, students burnt down the faculty of law. now that's more than a symbol, they say they don't trust the justice system of this country, following the verdict of ousmane sonko, and they say they'll continue to fight until he's illegible to run in the upcoming presidential elections, and that's why you have so much violence at the moment. that's what's at stake, it's these elections that are still nine months away. so, why now? well, one of the reasons there's so much tension is the intentions of president macky sall, will he or will

phil mackie reporting. --j much. phil mackie reporting. —— phil, thank you very much.s morning. the inquiry is expected to last at least three years. its chairwoman, baroness heather hallett, says she wants to look at whether the uk was properly prepared for the pandemic, how it responded and what lessons can be learned for the future. ellie price's report now starts with some of the video testimonies from bereaved families that were played to the inquiry. when we locked down at work, i said, we need to take this seriously to my chief executive. we are going to know people that died from this. but i never thought for a minute it would be my dad and my sister five days apart. would be my dad and my sister five da s aart. . , would be my dad and my sister five da saart. ., , ., would be my dad and my sister five days apart-— days apart. nearly three and have ears days apart. nearly three and have years after— days apart. nearly three and have years after the — days apart. nearly three and have years after the first _ days apart. nearly three and have years after the firs

anthony mackie is here, his movie is called we have a ghost.g ♪ ♪ come on now, let's roll now ♪ ♪ let it all out ♪ ♪ do your thing ♪ ♪ do your thing ♪ ♪ just do your thing ♪ spring moments made easy. that's totally target. (vo) crabfest is back at red lobster. when you can choose your crab, and one of three new flavors like honey sriracha... ...this is not your grandpa's crabfest... ...unless grandpa's got flavor. dayumm! crabfest is here for a limited time. welcome to fun dining. narrator: the man with the troublesome hemorrhoid enters the room. phil: excuse me? hillary: that wasn't me. narrator: said hillary, who's only taken 347 steps today. hillary: i cycled here. narrator: speaking of cycles, mary's period is due to start in three days. mary: how do they know so much about us? narrator: your all sharing health data without realizing it. that's how i know about kevin's rash. who's next? wait... what's that in your hand? no, no, stop! oh you're no fun. [lock clicks shut] >> anthony: that was just her. that's why i was like, oh, we're going,

suggest that what he's really worried about is sonko in particular, and if he is out of the race, mackyall might be willing to step down because a more conventional figure within be the potential successor on the government side because macky sall has not said what he is doing, although there are people who can be successor candidates. they have not been at there positioning themselves, if you like, as potential contenders. whereas on the opposition side, you have sonko, who is very much not really a conventional politician. he is a former financial official who left public service in a row, but there are also conventional politicians who are also in the race and may also need to step into the gap, perhaps with his endorsement. >> thank you so much for your time this evening. >> you're welcome. >> we moved to north america after wildfires burned nearly 1,000,000 hectares of flames and are now ravaging the eastern province of nova scotia. thousands have had to be evacuated in the halifax area alone. >> a smoke so thick and heavy that it turns day into night. burning out of control, multi

phil mackie, bbc news, shropshire. hbo's succession follows the turmoil that engulfs billionaire media mogul logan roy, his power—hungry children and their hangers—on. last week the show ended to five—star reviews on both sides of the atlantic but spealing this morning, the man who played logan roy — the actor brian cox — made a startling admission. he hasn't bothered watched the finale. why don't you watch it? i why don't you watch it? i don't know. why don't you watch it? i don't know i've _ why don't you watch it? i don't know. i've never— why don't you watch it? i don't know. i've never liked - why don't you watch it? i don't| know. i've never liked watching myself, somehow because of what happened to logan, i have been disinclined to watch it. i knew how it was going to end because i knew that logan had already set it up and so i gather that ultimately, the end, logan has won through even though he is in the grave. it is a strange situation, i don't cling on to things. when it's over, i move on. this show has been

we can get more on all of this from dw political correspondent, mackie mole and mackie. this is only a district seat, isn't it? as an election in a small town essentially. so tell us why this is making the headlines are not slight on your this is the 2nd smallest district and all of do you have any but this morning is the center of the landmark when remember on? yeah, it's 10 years since the fall right. alternative for gym, the posse was funded and since then it's mostly saved as a full textbook this when however, i sent shock waves through the country. and there are several reasons for that. the party is basically seen as the full big on to democratic and website. the main stream, with its views on climate change and migration issue is position on the one ukraine . secondly, jimmy's domestic intelligence services classified the party of 3 year as far right extremist, essentially branding them a threat to the constitution on finally, this victory comes despite the opposition parties over rallying the right one candidate, which is what makes all the more worrying for main

phil mackie. _ the time is 13:15. our top story this lunchtime...'s missing in the north atlantic. three of the five people on board are british. eltonjohn prepares for the weekend when he'll grace the pyramid stage at glastonbury. coming up on bbc news: gareth southgate heaps praise on england superstar bukayo saka. his hat—trick helped beat north macedonia 7—0 last night — that's four wins from four in qualifying for next year's euros. everyone accused of a crime has the right to a defence — but there's now a shortage of duty defence lawyers in parts of england and wales because so many have been leaving the profession. the law society, which represents defence solicitors, says they are struggling to make the system work. our home and legal correspondent, dominic casciani, has the story. from mountain to shore, ceredigion is breathtaking, but that remoteness comes at a price to justice in towns like cardigan, where solicitor katie hansen is doing her bit to keep its wheels turning. so this morning we're going over to haverfordwest magistrates�* co

bob mackie has designed costumes for many divas, including tina turner and cher.utfits have gone on display at london's fee and a museum. michael mackenzie went to meet the man behind the feathers and the sequence. cher opened the show with this in las vegas. there are many layers there, the feathers, beaded robes, all came up as layers as she wore them. it is like costume heaven in here, all the diva costumes from the last century or more are here. it is an amazing exhibit. well you always love that god s that you don't know and you know they must be fabulous. it is a start. it is like a movie star or a tv it is a start. it is like a movie star ora tv star ora it is a start. it is like a movie star or a tv star or a sport start. there is something very special about them. it was funny as a child when i used to say famous people dressed up, ijust thought, well, theyjust dressed up, ijust thought, well, they just come dressed up, ijust thought, well, theyjust come like that, nobody has to do it for them, theyjust show up dressed to the nines looking amazing. of cou

stairs elections where he's seen as the main challenge of the president mackie saw the president's critics say, his ambitions for a controversial the term in office. at the heart of the action against sancho for the government denies using the judiciary to suppress a position to st. flashes that have accompanied this rate case of threatening political stability and set a goal, which has long been considered one of africa's leading beacons of democracy and the ruling against those months uncle will only fuel the flames. be business duties up next i'll see you tomorrow. the guardians of truth, my name is junk and and i have paid almost every price of being enjoying this in a country like to tease taking on the powers that be the risk. every thing john do daughter asks activist journalist and politicians living and anxiety too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future. follow culture for the people who are behind the bus for their mission . people need to know what is happening there in our series guardians of truth watch. now, on youtube dw d

phil mackie, bbc news, derbyshire. the summer ashes series. england won the toss and made a good start with the bat, but australia also enjoyed success on the first morning of the five—test series, as patrick gearey reports from edgbaston. come on, england! the fuel that makes the _ come on, england! the fuel that makes the ashes, _ come on, england! the fuel that makes the ashes, one _ come on, england! the fuel that makes the ashes, one of - come on, england! the fuel that makes the ashes, one of sport'sj makes the ashes, one of sport's fiercest rivalries has its own energy. edgbaston especially. though the weather might seem familiar for the weather might seem familiar for the australians, everything else will make them feel a long way from home. # the ashes, they are coming home to england... # it will be very loud, a lot of loud characters. it will be very loud, a lot of loud characters— it will be very loud, a lot of loud characters. ~ ., , _, ., ~ characters. wants welcome do think the will characters. wants wel

phil mackie, bbc news, coventry.t how prepared the uk was for a pandemic in 2020. the inquiry is expected to continue for several years, looking at many aspects of a virus linked to more than 220 thousand uk deaths. our health editor hugh pym reports. -- 220,000 uk deaths. our health editor hugh pym reports. ..kathleen power. a roll call for those who lost their lives. bereaved relatives outside the public inquiry today. one of them, bruce, remembers his mother, moira. taken to hospital with a minor health issue, she got covid there and never came home. i feel the fact that i kept reassuring her that she was safe is quite a hard thing to deal with. on the ward of 2a, most of them had contracted covid, and quite a few had actually died. and the hearing began with emotional stories from others who'd lost loved ones. we're going to know people that died from this, but i never thought for a minute they would be my dad and my sister five days apart. now my anger is, i don't know what really happened. - what happened betwe

him on fits to running next year's election, where he's seen at the main challenger to president mackie saw the president's critics say his emissions for a controversial the term in office at the heart of the action, against sancho for the government denies using the judiciary to suppress of position. the street flashes that have accompanied this rape case of threatening political stability and set a goal, which has long been considered one of africa's leading beacons of democracy. and the ruling against those months uncle will only fuel the flames. and that's all the news for now. they do believe business is coming up next. after a short break. i'll be back with moneys headlines. 45 minutes time statements. the enjoying the views and come to take a look at this. i'll tell you the highlights. every week email inbox, subscribe now. to become a criminal.

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him on fits to running next year's election, where he's seen at the main challenger to president mackie saw the president's critics saying his ambitions for a controversial the term in office. the heart of the action against some cold, for the government denies using the judiciary to suppress of position. the street flashes that have accompanied this rate case of threatening political stability and set a goal, which has long been considered one of africa's leading beacons of democracy. and the ruling against this month's uncle will only few of the flames be business duties up. next i'll see you tomorrow. the guardians of truth. my name is john dean and i have paid almost every price of being enjoying this in a country like to tease.

phil mackie is live in nottingham forest. phil. , , phil.nce of crank or at. _ phil. this was the first appearance of crank or at. he _ phil. this was the first appearance of crank or at. he did _ phil. this was the first appearance of crank or at. he did appear - phil. this was the first appearance of crank or at. he did appear at. of crank or at. he did appear at nottingham court at the weekend. the next hearing will be until september, there will be the next chance for any pleased to be entered in this case. he is accused of the murders of three people, two first—year students at nottingham university, and 65—year—old school caretaker ian coates. he is also accused of three attempted murders. he gave his name in court as adam mendes, something he said on friday when he was at magistrate court for the first time. we heard some comments from thejudge the first time. we heard some comments from the judge presiding the first time. we heard some comments from thejudge presiding in the case today. he thanked the families of the victims for thei

she is one of many people gathering outside the mackie field landing at the college of marin to witness joe biden's arrival to her town. >> it is pretty exciting, because my father was a detective in cincinnati. i remember when he guarded nixon and it was no big deal, but this is a big deal for marin county. i am glad he is doing it. >> reporter: president biden's visit includes a reception hosted by eight people from the tech and climate sector. they include steve silverstein and mark robinson in attendance. governor gavin newsom is also expected to join the gathering. that is why margaret says the security has been extreme in her town. >> i saw last week when the giant helicopters came over my house. i thought what was the end? but i got my bike and i went over here and saw that it was the president or his wife or someone. >> reporter: although president biden is attending a private reception, margaret said she would be glad to provide local recommendations for his next visit. >> you have to go down to the guesthouse and the rustic and just go up to the market here and go around their

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sancho was politically motivated and part of a plot to stop him running for president next year. mackie solves government denies this and says set a goal is facing an insurrection. it's promised to use all measures necessary to restore stability. nicholas hawk, was it some of those protests on thursday? and has this report from the call. we're inside the car university and look at it now to their share and destruction everywhere across this university. but also across the country. banks have been looted, supermarkets had been destroyed and the army has been called out here inside the car university where there was heavy protests yesterday students for down the faculty of law. and that's more than a symbol. they say they don't trust the justice system of this country, following the verdict of respond sancho and they say they'll continue to fight until he's legible to run in the upcoming presidential elections. and that's why the, you have so much violence at the moment. that's what's at stake. it's these elections that are still 9 months away. so why now? well, what are the reasons there

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they have accused president mackie solemn, using the justice system to eliminate political opponents. how much of that sentiment is fueling all of this? well, um yeah, just to give it a bit of a context and you know, uh picking up uh on the point of that raised by both. so is yes, the center goal is often the price is a, you know, in the global politics is a stable democracy is a beacon of stability. but that hasn't, that has not been translate in this trust the, in the socio economic cold conditions of the center, at least people in sofa. and the significant concerns about increasing to 3010 is altered target is the excess of use of force police force that, that we've seen on the streets of the car. erosion of julie show, uh to do show independence demo back sliding. so these are a serious concerns because, you know, over the years since 2021 we seen at protests on to government process becoming more and more popular. because up sancho represents a large part of the center calls useful population that have not benefit from the economy. being the country i see and over the years, righ

him on fits to running next year's election, where he's seen at the main challenger to president mackie saw the president's critics saying his ambitions for a controversial the term in office. the heart of the action against sancho for the government denies using the judiciary to suppress a position to st. flashes that have accompanied this rate case of threatening political stability and set a goal, which has long been considered one of africa's leading beacons of democracy. and the ruling against this month's uncle will only fuel the flames. you're watching dw news after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day stick around the the their fields flooded their homes, buried in like people in northern are struggling with the aftermath of recent despair is now mixed with anger at the authorities for green lighting, you're responsible construction projects and neglecting environmental policies, why is more, more land being paved over focus on europe in 60 minutes? dw, the federal guys. this is 77 percent. the platform for these issues picture, right? you know, on this channe

quite an extraordinary welcome to these african leaders several around the pleasure of south africa mackie soul of center, goal leadings, at least 7 country delegation, including as i said, for leaders to bring that piece mission to hold on to me at 7 ski and they, at the time of this was over in the last half hour or so on. a tour of a keeps of the book show just to the west of the center of the capital scene of atrocities committed by russian forces in the early stages of the war. they will be all too aware of caliber cruise missiles fired from the black sea that ruled over head out position here roughly in the direction of a or alongside butcher heading. it appears towards an area called v squared off a defenses. very affordable and evidently chrome, chrome chromebook, heavy guns. try to bring those ms miles down. and indeed, the vitale clips go. the matter of kid reporting an explosion in this of all podbielski knots. i think a miss out impact, but the day 3 of a miss i'll shut down. we don't have any further details at this point about what damage may have been caused for the the newe

that landscape serial rama pose of the south african president, leading the delegation along with mackie solemn center goal, spoke a saying this will must be settled and it can only be settled through negotiations and diplomacy. he set out elements of a proposal, steps essentially towards and eventually will piece things like the escalation on by side. security guarantees, respect for solving borders and so on. but he talked about the initial steps needing to be confidence building measures a basis for dialogue between the 2 sides. he felt specifically a prisoner swaps and of the free movement of grains and fertilizer from both russia and ukraine. of course, that's a huge element of importance to african nations. the war has contributed to global food and security, and particularly in the global south. and he said the president's and let's see it showing a real openness to engage further on this basis. but when presidents that lensky spoke, he sounded rather nice enthusiast. think about the overall prospect. and you heard him speaking there essentially what he was saying was, thanks very

the last election in 2019 and that was successfully tapped into growing frustrations and present. mackie sold sancho supports us, they sold has failed to create jobs, and the stifled opposition criticism. there also room is he may seek to bypass the probably central time that it's run again. next. yeah. well, sancho has strong support among open youth. many of heated his close to protests against the government in the past army troops and now being deployed to parts of dot com to reinforce security in anticipation of more funds. because how reports from that sells you jang is scared and no longer feels safe. this is the car university, the scene a violent clashes between riot police and supporters of opposition leader respond, sancho. things are quiet now, offering an opportunity to assess the destruction, to into solving supports the demonstrators there. and we have the courts sentencing of sancho to 2 years in jail. we think they saved the verdict, is politically motivated as well disqualified president by himself, fiercest opponent from contesting next year's presidential election. th

we want to stop. president mackie cell is responsible for this. we won't let him get his wife. we won't let him stay in power or detain, who's been some cause we're not going to start for him. for them sancho is the voice of the young and voiceless, challenging the rich and powerful. he's calling for an uprising against the government. several people have been killed into violence including members of the security forces. the government say some officers were shot dead by protesters for people like misstep a fine sancho is not the right leader. this ok. so is the following, steve, on tuesday, finding our country, these manipulating the youngest one employed, i'm frustrated with it. presidents always calling for calm and dialogue. meanwhile, the army has been deployed to protect businesses and banks from moody. so much of the interest is fueled by poverty and lack of jobs as well. the economy is booming under president lucky, so people in this neighborhood feel left out and ignored president. so has brought unprecedented for an investment thanks to the discovery of oil and gas.

impulses, though he say, of the trial is politic, came reservations by his rivals, including presidents mackie saw, they insist as employed to prevent sancho from running for office next year. oh, correspondent nicholas hock has more now from caught where the situation remains incredibly tens. we were just on one of the streets that leads to we spend south coast house and, and at the road that leads to the prison. and so what we're expecting next because of the verdict that sentence in for 2 years in prison is that security forces will go get response on go from his home and then take him to this to the jail. but you can see the problem in doing that. you've seen security forces, right? it's happening on this main artery. they just fired tear gas at us to push us back away. again. we've seen running battles between the security forces and protests. there's demonstrators and right behind me, the building you, i mean there was smoke billowing in that in that area which is the university of the car. in fact, students burned down the faculty of law more than a symbol for them. they say that the ju

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piece initiative, led by south africa's presidents, serial rum, oppose, and send the goals president mackie so arrived in ukraine by train from neighboring poland, a journey now customary to visiting dignitaries. less ordinary was what happened next. as the delegation was being showed mass graves in the city of butcher west of keys a short distance away in the capitol itself. an el rey deluxe, sounded followed by loud explosions of air defenses as the ukrainian f. o says 12 russian cruise missiles was shot at the sky. this was damage caused by folding debris, notes of keys. it's believe to be the 1st time i miss all the time because targeted the capital ended surrounds why world leaders have been visiting. it is also the 1st time that any peace initiative has been brought before the leaders of those countries. following talks with president lensky, the delegation hits the russians to be president for the me, a booty. we're here to listen to listen both to prison zalinski and tomorrow would have been listening to prison put to reduce so with deep respect for the people of ukraine, which we h

phil mackie is in worcesterfor us. are really horrific story.lease describe as heartbreaking. paris mayo, for the months, when asked whether she was pregnant, said she was not, this was by members of herfamily pregnant, said she was not, this was by members of her family and pregnant, said she was not, this was by members of herfamily and a nurse who treated herfor a urinary infection, instead she tried not just to conceal her pregnancy but also the birth of her little boy, stanley, she gave birth i needed in a room of her parents house —— unaided. herfatherwas a room of her parents house —— unaided. herfather was ill and her mother was caring for him. she managed to take stanley's body and put it in a black been back during the hearing at worcester crown court, she told the jury she felt worthless because of the awful family situation she was in, but prosecutors said she knew what she was doing, that stanley had been alive for at least an hour or so before she killed him he died of suffocation as well as those fatal head injuries. she will be s

our midlands correspondent, phil mackie, reports. was a little boy who loved football and rugby and was described by his school as being kind, cheeky and generous. but during his short life he suffered the most cruel and inhumane treatment at the hands of his mother, carla scott, and her partner, dirk howell. screaming. this was alfie crying after he had been locked outside his house as part of their punishment regime. when did you first come across him? about ten minutes ago. eventually the cruelty became too much. this was scott talking to detectives as paramedics tried in vain to revive alfie. she said he had fallen asleep in the bath. in reality, he probably drowned after being held forcibly underwater. howell was already on the run but was quickly caught. you're under arrest on suspicion of attempted murder. this was him during a previous encounter with officers. angry and belligerent — he was a bully. he ignored a court order preventing him staying at the house. he had posted instructions in every room for alfie to follow and i

his act come with a warning may cause drowsiness, joe macky! [applause]. and like a warm summer evening, she attracts bugs. but cat tim! [applause]. >> how are you, joe >> not shabby hower you. >> i'm great. you got your collar popped yoochlt it is like elvis 68 come back special tonight. >> yes. >> [laughter]. you look like you are star nothing a show about a tame bike are game like mild hogs. >> yea. . >> i do i look like a children's magician who does not belong around children the minute i put it on. >> joe, you live in a show room at raymond and flanagan? [laughter]. would you be comfortable how doing illegals in your home >> thinked be a bad situation for everybody. going forward because -- things are getting [inaudible] i can't have nile style cramped. plus like00ue know what if i like to walk around naked and enjoy country music they will not enjoy that. it is a fascinating situation where the leftist surprise anything has consequences like open boarders, people might cross them. and -- if you give people free crack pipes might enjoy delicious crac

protesting the ruling and say the trial was politically motivated by his rivals, including president mackie sel. sancho has yet to be arrested. so he's still at his house of to being tried and i'm send to you. ukrainian capital key if is come under attack again with the ministry saying it was shot down to the 10 russian missiles, 3 people were killed and the lakes is attack. parts of a recent escalation by russia has been blown. demeans lensky speaking at the meeting of leaders and neighboring mo, data once again called for ukraine to be grunted nato and european union membership . we need peace. we need just peace. that is why every european country that borders russia and that does not want russia to jerry, that bart should be a full member of the you and nato. and there are only 2 alternatives to this, either an open war or creeping russian occupation savvy as president alexander, vote you and she is calling on ethics of demonstrations and moving costs. if i were to remain peaceful after days of tension, the data is increasing its 4000 strong admission in moving costs of a, of to thousan

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feels they have intruded on his— bob mackie feels they have intruded on his life _ bob mackie feels life in every sort of way. they have been undermining his confidence, his friends and his relationships and how that has left him feeling depressed and feeling paranoid — him feeling depressed and feeling paranoid. i think what he said in his statement is that for most of his statement is that for most of his life. — his statement is that for most of his life. he — his statement is that for most of his life, he felt his friends were betraying — his life, he felt his friends were betraying him, how his circle narrowed _ betraying him, how his circle narrowed. but as he got older, he says he _ narrowed. but as he got older, he says he realised it was phone hacking — says he realised it was phone hacking and it was other unlawful means— hacking and it was other unlawful means that have led to the stories. and that _ means that have led to the stories. and that really is the crux of this case: _ and that really is the crux of this case, he — and that really is the crux of this case, he ha

to see if there are areas where in our mutual interests we might actually cooperate >> nbc janice mackie fraer joins me a great interview you had with the secretary of state what were your big takeaways from that conversation >> the secretary of state seems to think this was a very positive visit for him this was a visit, remember, that was called off four months ago in the aftermath of that spy balloon being shot down. when i asked him at the very end of the interview if he believed that the spy balloon incident is over now with china, that it's water under the bridge, he said that chapter should be closed, suggesting that he is seeing these talks in beijing over the past couple of days as a new starting point where he did admit that he did not make any progress was in reestablishing defense lines of communication. these are the military-to-military phone lines between the u.s. and china if something should go wrong. they have been silent for months now, despite attempts to get them reopened. here is more of what he had to say on that. what about the lines of communication between the m

these african leaders, so robert posed a co leading was mackie sold the president of cynical state and he's comments to the media. he made much of how the soonest it was unique among a number of initiatives floated by other leaders since the will began in that it is being put before the leaders of both ukraine and russia. they go up to see president putin on saturday. he's set out and he's comments, as i said, a rather complicated and ambitious 10 point plan that would eventually lead to peace between the 2 countries involving at the escalation on both sides. security guarantees respect for solving voters and so on, but suggested that it will begin with confidence building measures to form the basis of a sort of dialogue between both sides on issues of mutual interest to involve things like business swaps and very important to these african leaders the free movement of great ins and fertilizer that have contributed to tribal food and security, particularly in africa. and he said that they've been an openness by president. so let's get you engage further. but when he spoke present, zali

we need to fight, but we won't stop. president mackie cell is responsible for this. we won't let them get his way. we won't let them stay in power or detain, who's been sancho, we're not going to start for it. for them, sancho is the voice of a young and voiceless, challenging the rich and powerful. he's calling for an uprising against the government. several people have been killed into violence including members of the security force of the government. say, some officers were shot dead by protesters for people like misstep a fighting sancho is not the right leader. this. ok, so is the following. safe on tuesday, finding a country sees manipulating the youngest one employed and frustrated with it, but presidents always calling for calm and dialogue. meanwhile, the army has been deployed to protect businesses and banks from losing so much of the interest is fueled by poverty. and lack of jobs as well. the economy is booming under president lucky sell. people in this neighborhood feel left out and ignored as president sell has brought unprecedented for an investment t