austerity protesters gather in madrid just a day after nationwide demonstrations against even. syria is engulfed in violence with fears battles raging across the country between government forces and rebel fighters this as reports claim july has been the bloodiest month of the conflict so far. and no quite get away as a new tori's attraction in israel teaching visitors counter terrorism techniques spokesman travesty amid claims that it's approaching a negative image of the country. you're watching our t.v. live from omar sco headquarters and to austerity protests have swept the spanish capital with mess of crowds marching through the streets of madrid demonstrations have been taking place across the country for over a week now after prime minister mariano rajoy introduced sixty five billion euros in new spending cuts artie's alexy a chef ski has the latest from madrid. now this is yet another one in a string of and sigh austerity anti-government protests in spying which have been hitting the country for the course of the past several weeks now several thousand have gathered in

ski has the latest from madrid. now this is yet another one in a string of and sigh austerity anti-government protests in spying which have been hitting the country for the course of the past several weeks now several thousand have gathered in the central square in madrid here to protest against the austerity measures by the government it's been very peaceful so far in fact several rallies were held across the city and huge march of several thousand people took people to the square where they have been chanting slogans and holding banners demanding the government to stop this austerity policy the situation is very bad it's terrible unemployment is growing the government's job reforms are aimed at increasing mass layoffs and cutting benefits every person who's come out to demonstrate is exercising their right to. democracy one vote every four years doesn't mean anything the government is not representing the interest of the people all the measures and to tell me a few not the holy shit this comes just days after thou

tonight. -- atmosphere in madrid tonight. is pretty amazing. these guys are right to have an amazing party tonight. they made history tonight. >> spain's economy might be faltering, but its football team is the envy of europe, and perhaps the world. on the pitch the numbers were simple. at 4-nil, not even the italians could argue that spain were not the best. this morning, the europeans and world champions left their hotel room in ukraine. there will be a victory parade through madrid later today. last night in the capital, they savored the moment. they are getting used to their team winning. but bad economic news is now also the norm here. and many told us that makes this victory even more suite. -- sweet. >> in her youth, cold, sensible, cindy is -- was one of britain's most popular girls. now she is suffering a bit of a crisis and in need of a makeover. is there still a place for the sensible girl next door? >> in the 1960's and 1970's, cindy adderall, a cool hairdo, the clothing, the moped, the -- cindy had it all, a kÖhl

and neighborhoods in madrid the actual people that lived there were actually throwing flower pots from the balconies at the police now that's a qualitative change from what we've seen over the last year and spain certainly you see people living. and a.t.m. buildings right in the late am services and you see them living out in the streets looking in the in the trash you know for food i mean these are people that that two years ago were working and they were working and maintaining families and now they're very livelihoods are threatened and of course tensions are going to boil over the world may have funneled over twenty one trillion dollars into havens around the world to avoid paying taxes that astounding figure equals the combined size of america and japan's annual i'll put and comes from a report commissioned by the texas at justice and network its author james henry says tackling this problem presents a great challenge to governments around the world but i think one of the ironies is that some of the biggest players in this accident in the street are major banks that received a lot

and neighborhoods in madrid the actual people that live there were actually throwing flower pots from the balconies at the police now that's a qualitative change from what we've seen over the last year and spain certainly you see people living in a.t.m. buildings right in the little a.t.m. services and you see them living out in the streets looking in the in the trash you know for food i mean these are people that two years ago were working and they were working and maintaining families and now they're very livelihoods are threatened and of course tensions are going to boil over. still to come on r t a grim anniversary for norway it's pretty you know since rather nationalists and there's relics deadly terror attacks we look at the extremist ideologies that are blooming in the supposedly multicultural you are these days also reporting i was very confused deserted that network news shows in droves and turning instead to d.i.y. journalism. when you down to molokai protests in bahrain this week with thousands of demonstrators up against police firing rubber bullets and tear gas the rallie

reports from madrid and what's driving the disillusionment. now this is yet another one in a string and sigh austerity anti-government protests in spying which have been hitting the country for the course of a pos several weeks now several thousand have gathered in the central square in madrid here to protest against the austerity measures by the government the situation is very bad it's terrible unemployment is growing the government's job reforms are aimed at increasing mass layoffs and cutting benefits every person who's come out to demonstrate is exercising their right to protect what he's entitled to by the norms of democracy one vote every four years doesn't mean anything the government is not representing the interests of the people all the measures are aimed at helping a few not the holy this comes just days after thousands of people across spain in madrid in particular closs with the police several dozen war wounded the police actually used tear gas and rubber bullets to pacify the crowd this is all because on the july the eleventh th

just days after nationwide marches descended into clashes that left dozens injured we go live to madrid very shortly here on r.t. . plus trigger happy tourism a new attraction for visitors to israel sparks fears of promoting a negative perception of the country. live from our new center here in the russian capital this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day fierce fighting between the syrian military and rebels continues to rage on for the second day in syria's economic hub aleppo the van it shows no sign of declining a day after the u.n. observer mission to the country was extended for thirty days meanwhile the french foreign minister has called on the syrian opposition to form a provisional government and prepare to take over the reins of the country clashes are continuing to break out in damascus after rebel forces have been mostly driven out of the syrian capital by assad's army on friday reports suggest the last few days of fighting a been the bloodiest since the conflict began. a boycott reports that the holy spirit of ramadan will in no way reconcile the enemies. it's a call for pr

and neighborhoods in madrid the actual people that live there were actually throwing flower pots from the balconies at the police now that's a qualitative change from what we've seen over the last year and spain certainly you see people living in a.t.m. buildings right in little a.t.m. services and you see them living out in the streets looking in the in the trash you know for food i mean these are people that two years ago were working and they were working and maintaining families and now they're very livelihoods are threatened and of course tensions are going to boil over the walls all true rich funneled over twenty one trillion dollars into offshore havens around the world to avoid paying taxes that the studding figure equals the combined size of america japan's annual output and it comes from a report commissioned by the tax justice network that's off the james henry explains to us how they reach these huge. we use three different methods one is to look at the bottom of a record capital it flows out in developing countries looking at some of those we've developed to analyze their

>> we have a program in madrid.sion and newspaper that we print 45,000 copies each month. we are a bunch of people that came together. we are a lot of professionals, journalists, people that can do things. we decided to do our news. what we saw was not relative, so we decided to do it ourselves. >> when you say it was not just a small group of progressive left-wing people, who did it start to include more of? >> the traditional activists were there, but there were a lot of new people like myself i do not have a history of activism before. before may 15, 2011, i started to do things because i was fed up. but there were new people in the streets meeting to gather. it was very nice. we did not have all these things you carry with you when you belong to an organization. there are good and bad things, but we were all new. it was very nice. these guys took part, the traditional activists, but then they left. they left or they stayed, but they did not try, you know, i do not know how to say it in english. they did not try

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we have our correspondent in madrid on the line for us. tell us about what you are seeing where you are. >> we had another day of protests. what we are seeing at the moment now are almost daily protests across spain in response to the latest austerity package. what is interesting is that whereas before, as we have seen protests on the streets of spain and on the streets of madrid, we are now seeing another type of person joining in. this latest austerity package really has started to touch sparge of spain which have not been touched before -- touch parts of spain which have not been touched before. >> who is the new member of this protest movement? >> generally speaking, these latest austerity measures have really had public-sector workers very hard. it is really the sorts of people -- spain is an economy where they have a large number of public sector workers, and whereas before, some people were feeling these measures. now, there are things like scrapping christmas bonuses, things that affect a wide range of people, not just people in sp

the destination, the capital, madrid. for three weeks they eat early, and then like sportsmen, they warm up. the journey has taken its toll. it is a protest against government cut spirit spain is short of money and the mining sector is losing out. miguel says the government only had money to bail out the banks. >> the minors impressive journey, states like the e or under pressure to cut it subsidy to the mining sector, but the spanish government has decided to speed up the process. these miners have decided to march hundreds of kilometers to the capital, madrid. in the mining towns where there journeys began, other miners fight running battles with the police. at times they resemble rebel army. in a war were neither the miners or the government looks like they are backing down. it is very difficult for someone to argue that the businesses in the sector with 4000 workers should receive 200 million euros a year in subsidies and 60,000 heroes for every job. i can think of any other economic sector in the e their receives tha

reports of spanish police using rubber bullets against miners who have descended on madrid protested in industry cuts it's all of the government announces yet more painful tax hikes. syria's main opposition leaders refused to budge a top level talks right here in moscow saying that one president assad in power and are demanding the u.n. intervenes to stop the bloodshed. that volatile tax on immigrants show an alarming increase in greece reflecting a rise of nationalist sentiment both on the streets and in parliament all being linked to the ongoing economic crisis. just after five pm here in moscow this is r.t. with me rule research and welcome to the program police fired rubber bullets at coal miners who have converged on madrid and the country's latest huge protest against austerity cuts they're angry at the government cutting subsidies to the mining sector by almost two thirds some of them a troubled over four hundred fifty kilometers by foot marching to madrid from their mining hometown for two weeks thousands of supporters have joined the protest in the capital for the rally sign

ski has the latest from madrid. it is getting louder by the minute definitely it's been very peaceful during the day with several rallies held in different points across the city now we understand that several thousand people are gathering here and the puerta del sol sold square in the central madrid for the biggest protest so far we understand that more people are on the way because it's been like a march through the streets of the capital city of spain and more people are coming in now it's been peaceful it's more about chance it's more about holding banners demanding the austerity to stop demanding the governmental cuts to be seized but nobody rules out any violence to happen in this particular square just as it happened just a few days ago on thursday when the protesters clashed with police leaving dozens injured and wounded the police had to use tear gas and rubber bullets certainly the very violent scenes coming from spain something pretty much unusual heavy police presence is felt in the streets with the many

they converge on madrid, saying tens of thousands of jobs will be lost. hundreds of millions of dollars are pledged to promote family planning in the developing world. time now for the business news. jamie is here with me. we've just been talking to tom in spain. these latest austerity measures from prime minister mariano rajoy. how are the market's reacting? >> cautiously, but with a little bit of positive movement. we are above 7%, which is the danger zone. it really is not sustainable for spain to keep on borrowing. it is only a very small kind of relief that we are getting. i think what is important from what has been agreed -- obviously, with the european union, about the changing of their targets for reduction of the deficits. instead of reducing the deficits, they will just reduce it down to 6.3%. next year, 4.5%. things are a little bit more relaxed. whether this will actually worked -- if you put out vat, you will make it much harder for people. you will make it much more likely they will cheat. if you are faced with something -- it's much easier

miners fed up with the cuts marched on madrid and clashed with police.emonstrators threw stones and firecrackers, and police responded with rubber bullets. it came as the government announced more stringent measures to help the country's big leaguered banks. here is our report. >> on the streets of madrid today, protestors clashed with police. some threw stones. among the crowd, spanish miners protesting cuts to government subsidies. there is a reaction to government cuts not only in the mining sector, but the government is taxing more and spends less. these people believe that is not the answer to the problem. some have traveled a long way to bring their message to the capital. >> some of these have, walked from the mines in far north spain. in these towns, running battles between the miners and police. the miners weapons, firecrackers. they have looked like a rebel army. the government says it can't afford to pay large subsidies to a small sector of the economy. the prime minister addressed the m.p.'s. >> we find ourselves in an extraordinarily urgent

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women we saw them charging against public sector workers and chasing them through the streets of madrid and you know neighborhood neighborhoods in madrid the actual people that live there were actually throwing flower pots from the balconies at the police now that's a qualitative change from what we've seen over the last year in spain certainly you see people living in a.t.m. and a.t.m. buildings right in the late t.m. services and you see them living out in the streets looking in the in the trash you know for food i mean these are people that two years ago were working ok and they were working and maintaining families and now they're very livelihoods are threatened and of course tensions are going to boil over. spain maybe the fourth launches cone of me but it tops the rings when it comes to the number of unemployed almost six million people who are out of work desperate to find ways to survive some of turning to other countries in the hope of finding a better life but this one seems to as a city reports they might have to go further than neighboring eurozone states. twenty four point

is off in fact madrid is outperforming of the e.u. markets as a result china says imports so surprisingly we closing down australia miners who depend on trade with beijing all suffering as a result crude is low off the top producer norway called off three weeks strike let's get the figures up there for you know last week just over eighty four brant ninety eight dollars per barrel. a mix to sell polymers meeting to sawn off world trade organization membership as you can. see their lives check major movers goes from east investors to raise funds for up to expansion this week revenues at discount retailer magni rose by a third in the first twelve but first quarter net energy from the neighbor plunged by a third. dip problems have raised good buying opportunities in the e.u. though we spoke to russian railways balls to me you couldn't you know i am negotiations with a representative of greece to consider the possible that all the pressure that i always in the processes of privatization of greece but also interested in a position of some f

clashes over constant rain and rubber bullets are fired at thousands marching in madrid posterity looms large in return for rescue from brussels. and the un envoy urging the security council to force the regime and rebels in syria to stick to the peace plan consequences will calm if they don't come by. my from moscow here with archie where it's three pm our top story a washington based trade and security group is refusing to follow similar blocks and what they see as paraguay's isolation in the wake of last month's ousting of president logo some suspended the country saying such an institutional coup friends democracies across the americas spanish language channel talk to fernando lugo in his first major interview since he was to post. reports. many describe what happened in pair of wires a quick and quiet revolution the country's democratically elected president was voted out of office by the parliament in a trial which lasted a few hours for poor performance as the opposition said paraguayans neighbors in latin america called it an institutional that threatens democracies around the r

s finance ministers have approved the conditions for the financial lifeline to madrid which call for the strict monitoring of the banks that received a call most close a sociologist at pumping fiber a university believes the situation in spain is only going to go from bad to us. what we're seeing is a massive transfer of public private debt into public debt and that's that's where it really begins to harm the actual citizens of spain it's this sort of this these plans. are not even being done on a large enough scale to really have any effect any positive effect for working people in spain when you take their food you take all that they have homes and they respond quite viscerally i mean yesterday you know we saw in madrid for instance wasn't you know violent an artists and a group that decided to burn a bunch of dumpsters what we saw were police charging against other police protesting police we saw them charging against firemen and women we saw them charging against public sector workers and chasing them through the streets of madrid and you know neighborhood neighborhoods in madrid

women we saw them charging against public sector workers and chasing them through the streets of madrid and you know neighborhood neighborhoods in madrid the actual people that live there were actually throwing flower pots from the balconies at the police now that's a qualitative change from what we've seen over the last year in spain certainly you see people living in a.t.m. and a.t.m. buildings right in the services and you see them living out in the streets looking in the in the trash you know for food i mean these are people that two years ago were working ok and they were working and maintaining families and now they're very livelihoods are threatened and of course tensions are going to boil over. why that's why i get some insight now from a study by a business that's got to find out how serious the situation in spain it really. well the fact. when you look at the different vantage bar in coffee. now. about the. three and a whole. lot of this is. the year i think that quite the time. i'll be here it must have been a time with me that everything. well for the meantime or spain it ma

a suspicious device was found on a jetliner bound for madrid, spain. the jetliner turn around and came back to jfk. this is a large look at delta flight 126. emergency crews completely surround the plane. the passengers have all been evacuated. the bomb squad is investigating. few details are being released, but we will have updates throughout the newscast. some of the top leaders at penn state university look for years instead of protecting young boys. that is the conclusion of an explosive report released today into the handling of the jerry sandusky scandal. >> the former fbi director says it was fear of bad publicity that kept penn state university leaders from revealing details to the public about allegations regarding sandusky's contact with young boys. >> the most powerful men took -- at penn state failed to take action to predict -- protect the boys that sandusky victimized. >> the former president and athletic director and others were blasted for their inaction. >> not one of those four persons, including the coach, who was a few steps away fr

the use finance ministers are now expected to approve the conditions for the financial lifeline to madrid let's get some more details on this now and talk to us sociologist at the university thank you for coming on our team today know that it is good for the spanish banks are being bailed out here people in from all the bits of austerity that's been hitting but quite some time now i mean is it fair to say this is a vicious circle when will it come to an end. well it's really hard to say when it's going to come to an end i mean it's certainly a vicious vicious spiral because what we're seeing is a massive transfer of public private debt into public debt and that's that's where it really begins to harm the actual citizens of spain it's this sort of this these plans. are not even being done on a large enough scale to really have any effect any positive effect for sort of working people in spain it's just something that's going to basically like i said several weeks ago is just an effort to buy up toxic assets that have no value never had any value and have actually been the tool through whic

madrid's barring costs for five- year bonds have jumped to over 7% -- borrowing costs. a record level. spain's economy minister has played down the market volatility and in system midget will not need a national bailout. >> the spanish government has done everything it has to. we're bringing our spending under control. after consulting with our eurozone partners, we have reduced our budget deficit to just 6.3% this year and will continue austerity measures next year. >> but markets are not convinced and worries about spain have dragged down the eurozone's common currency. in the last year, the euro has fallen about 15% against the dollar and is now at its lowest point in two years. adding to the bad news, there is growing speculation that several of spain's cash-strapped regional governments may ask for help from madrid. that would put even more pressure on the national government as it struggles with rising borrowing costs and a troubled banking sector. >> is how bad was the turmoil on european markets after those spanish borrowing costs spiked again? our frankfurt cor

enjoy the party and take care there in madrid. finals are often lackluster defense of matches, but not this time it on the thrilling game, spain emphatically defeated italy by a record margin. but the italians did put up a good fight, but in the end, there were no match for and in a former spanish side. >> another trophy for spain, the undisputed kings of world soccer. spain exploded with an early chance for hernandez. the spanish for words were inspired, and david was first to strike. excellent vision, finding the perfect cross. italy where rock. antonio tried from long range, but cannot beat the goalkeeper. spain kept attacking at breathtaking tempo. jordi was the goal-scorer, 2-0. italy's coach brought on antonio at halftime, but iker casillas was keeping everything up. when italy's third substitute was taken off on a stretcher, they had to continue with the 10 men. spain took full advantage. for now and knocked in goal number 3, his third of the tournament. the final minutes were a formality. juan made it 4-0, adding to italy'

the village is located 130 kilometers south of madrid. 500 people live here.ere is a store, a bank, and a bar. soon, there will be a nuclear- waste dump. the residents celebrated when they got the news that the central government had approved the project. this man has just earned an engineering degre. this is a chance for him to make some real money. >> a lot of engineers have been forced to leave the country. they cannot find work, so they go to places like germany. a big project like this waste- storage facility will create new jobs for engineers. >> don't forget chernobyl. most of the local residents do not seem too concerned about the possible dangers. the people who know about these projects explained everything to us. we just have to trust them. a lot of local residents have headed for the fitness studio to get in shape for the extra work that will be coming their way soon. >> there is one spanish city that is extremely crowded at the moment. the festival is in full swing in pamplona. the fifth of the iconic bull runs took place today. >> 6 bulls and oxe

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