$975.00 so you're going to go is outside the nigger rubio's cemetery just north of madrid the remains of francisco franco have now been interred next to that of his wife at a cemetery just outside of madrid now this brings about a kind of symbolic and to the franco era in spain and also the end of spain's transition to democracy according to the government here spanish prime minister pedro sanchez wanted this to be done with urgency family of franco however pushed back in a legal case but it went all the way up to the supreme court supreme court itself ruled unanimously in favor for the exhumation to take place now while this does heal some kind of divide in spain which has been raging for decades there are still politicians who are big caring about the issue conservative and far right politicians say that this will just reignite old tensions to do with this issue however the families of the victims of franco's victims maintain that having his body cased in a mostly at a national monument funded with public money really was not an appropriate thing to do to try and heal the bitter divide in spain over th

the state mausoleum they'll be reburied alongside his wife in a cemetery north of the capital madrid franco led spain from the end of the civil war in 1939 until his death in 1975 let's go to our correspondent sagna guy you go she's joining us live from the spanish capital 44 years since franco died so why now sonia. well quite simply it's because the current prime minister better son shit head of the acting socialist government made it a prominent part of his election campaign and also. an actual point of action he said that he would do this once he said he would do this then there came legal challenges from franco's own family which then went all the way up to the supremes court last month the supremes court ruled unanimously that the exhumation could take place and therefore set about the process of doing that while the family of franco still continues to insist that it would try and challenge will find a challenge somewhere is possible to do it it is going ahead this and already the preparations have begun at the 2 it is accompanied by the family the justice minister to have a see this

the state more than liam will be roberto longside his wife in a cemetery north of the capital madrid franco led spain from the end of the civil war in $1039.00 until his death in 1975 percent of the jaeger joins us live now from bangor rabu sana so we understand the explanation has now been completed just talk us through what's been happening. well now that the remains of being placed on the helicopter which is then we go in to fly over to the location of the cemetery them and go to the cemetery where i'm currently standing outside it's short should be approximately about 15 minutes by helicopter there the family will also be convening there as well at the meeting point and that will be some kind of. procession of cars which will have the family members there followed by following the remains of franco then there will be a ceremony. at this cemetery here where there will be a mass said and then the remains buried that is the extent of which is going to what is actually going to be happening in real terms but it's really taken all a process of about a year as it were all just over a year eve

from the state mausoleum he's been repaired alongside his wife in a cemetery north of the capital madrid franco led spain from the end of the civil war in 1939 until his death in 1975 let's go to our correspondent sagna guy you go she is joining us live from men go to be oh that's where the remains are being reburying it's been quite an operation sagna one that the government has tried to keep as low key as possible but why they doing this you know 44 years since franco died. well elizabeth really it comes to the fact that there has been a lot of extensive debate about this and where people's opinions lie on this following the end of the dictatorship but really this has become an issue where people have felt especially the younger generation that this needs to be done as soon as possible because. as the socialist government has said that this is really not a time not no place there's no place in spain modern democracy for such a symbol for example you don't have a symbol of this prominence a monument of this prominence for example to out of hitler just outside of berlin so why should it be the

madrid. the remains of francisco franco have now been interred next to that of his wife at a cemetery just outside of madrid now this brings about a kind of symbolic and to the franco era in spain and also the end of spain's transition to democracy according to the government here the spanish prime minister pedro sanchez wanted to be done with urgency family or franco however pushed back in a legal case but it went all the way up to the supremes court supreme court itself ruled unanimously in favor for the exhumation to take place now while this does heal some kind of divide in spain which has been raging for decades there are still politicians who are big caring about the issue conservative and far right politicians say that this will just reignite old tensions to do with this issue however the families of the victims of franco's victims maintain that having his body cased in a mostly at a national monument funded with public money really was not an appropriate thing to do to try and heal the bitter divide in spain over this issue. now high level trade talks are expected between china and the u.s

madrid. the remains of francisco franco have now been interred next to that of his wife at a cemetery just outside of madrid and now this brings about a kind of symbolic and to the franco era in spain and also the end of spain's transition to democracy according to the government here the spanish prime minister pedro sanchez wanted this to be done with urgency family or franco however pushed back in a legal case but it went all the way up to the supreme court supreme court itself ruled unanimously in favor for the exhumation to take place now while this does heal some kind of divide in spain which has been raging for decades there are still politicians who are caring about the issue conservative and far right politicians say that this will just reignite old tensions to do with this issue however the families of the victims of franco's victims maintain that having his body in a mostly at a national monument funded with public money really was not an appropriate thing to do to try and heal the bitter divide in spain over this issue. still ahead on al-jazeera 16 people to death in bangladesh. sparked

more slowly and he's being really buried alongside his wife in the cemetery north of the capital madrid franco led spain from the end of the civil war in 139 until his death in 1975 the indian administered kashmir has held its 1st vote since new delhi revoked its semi autonomous status in august the elections are for local councils but most political parties are boycotting and turnout is expected to be lower victoria guyton the reports. indian security forces leaving nothing to chance as voters arrive to cast their ballots at this polling station in srinagar in indian administered kashmir it's the 1st election since prime minister enron remade the abolished the region's autonomy and imposed a security knock down 3 months ago. i'm voting for kashmir and for my political party because it's my right to vote i'm also voting to strengthen my party datas are electing 300 council leaders but most political parties including india's main opposition congress voting separatist leaders have described the election as an illegitimate exercise under military occupation the candidate such as some may ask tha

carried by military helicopter to the new burial site, a lower key state cemetery outside madrid where franco's wife is also buried. more supporters had gathered to show their allegiance to the dictator. some expressed fascist sympathies and offered insults to the interim socialist prime minister, pedro sanchez, whose government had ordered the move. in a statement, sanchez said the relocation of the body was a step towards reconciliation. "this decision puts an end to a moral affront such as the glorification of a dictator in a public space. one more step has been taken toward reconciliation that can only rest in a democracy and freedom we all share. for various reasons, some 32% of people in spain do not agree with the decision with some praising the general's grandson who came for the burial, and others offering prayers to franco. after a bloody civil war that claimed the lives of 500,000 people, franco still it seems has the power to divide his country, even from beyond the grave. brent: for more on this, i'm joined by my colleague from our spanish service. it's good to see you again. why i

from a state more than a m b really buried alongside his wife in a cemetery north of the capital madrid franco rule spain from the end of the civil war 939 until his death in 1975 the government wants to turn the site into memorial for the half a 1000000 people killed in the war. facebook's chief executive has been grilled by u.s. politicians for several hours about the company's efforts to create a global digital currency zuckerberg insists that libra as it's called will be a force for good but critics believe it'll be used by drug traffickers and other criminals it was also a challenge to the claims you had lied to us regulators in the past and i believe that this is something that needs to get built but i get that i'm not the ideal messenger for this right now we faced a lot of issues over the past few years and i'm sure there are a lot of people who wish it were anyone but facebook who are helping to propose this. well larry maggette is the c.e.o. of connect safely dot org which gives security advice to companies including facebook he says brooke uncertain government bonds currencies. they

the remains of general franco, the fascist dictator who ruled spain for nearly four decades, have been exhumed from a vast mausoleum in madrid930s after a brutal civil war which claimed the lives of around 500,000 people. spain's prime minister said the dictator's veneration in a public space had been a moral affront to democracy. general franco's family had gone to court to try to stop his body being exhumed. allan little has been following the story. the franco family were not allowed to drape his coffin in the nationalflag. for today, modern spain is very publicly disowning his legacy. not his relatives, though. they tried to stop this exhuamation in the courts, and lost their final appeal last month. they made clear their enduring loyalty. but franco's grandiose public resting place has come to symbolise something discordant in a modern democracy — the lionising of a dictator. he was, until they lifted him away today, the only one of the 20th century's fascist leaders to retain such posthumous acclaim. even so, many here opposed this exhumation. norberto pico, of the nationalist spanish falange party, accused the sociali

from a shrine that critics say glorifies franco's victory in the spanish civil war instead of commemorating its victims will be read buried next to his wife near madrid. this colossal mousa liam known as the valley of the fallen house the remains of spanish dictator francisco franco for more than 40 years. it is also the resting place of over $30000.00 people killed during the spanish civil war and was intended as a monument of reconciliation but it is widely regarded as a shrine for franco where his supporters came to pay their respects spain's socialist government has wanted to put a stop to this pilgrimage for years. that golden boy that the dictator cannot be in a state tomb in the world's other great democracies that we measure ourselves against none of them has a dictator line in a place where people can go to pay their respects that's just not done any more i would hasten to add that this should have happened sooner we are 40 years late we've got to be. quite in there and have kind of. after a long legal battle with franco's family the spanish supreme court green light of the exhumation last month. the decision has stirred controversy with spa

the remains of general franco, the fascist dictator who ruled spain for nearly four decades, have been exhumed from a vast mausoleum in madridtal civil war which claimed the lives of around 500,000 people. spain's prime minister said the dictator's veneration in a public space had been a moral affront to democracy. general franco's family went to court to try to stop his body being exhumed. allan little has been following the story. the franco family were not allowed to drape his coffin in the nationalflag. for today, modern spain is very publicly disowning his legacy. not his relatives, though. they tried to stop this exhuamation in the courts and lost their final appeal last month. they made clear their enduring loyalty. but franco's grandiose public resting place has come to symbolise something discordant in a modern democracy — the lionising of a dictator. he was, until they lifted him away today, the only one of the 20th century's fascist leaders to retain such posthumous acclaim. even so, many here opposed this exhumation. norberto pico, of the nationalist spanish falange party, accused the socialist government of rewr

the remains of spain's former dictator francisco franco will be exhumed this morning, to be re—buried alongside his family in a cemetery near madridelaborate state funeral 44 years ago. since his death in 1975, his body has been in a mausoleum carved into a mountain, among thousands of others who died in the civil war which he triggered and eventually won. prime minister pedro sanchez has made moving the remains a priority since coming to power injune last year, arguing the country should not ‘continue to glorify‘ the former dictator. in southern europe, deadly floods have hit parts of spain, france and italy, with rains continuing to move east across the continent. rich preston has this report. in spain's northeast region of catalonia, the second heavy rainfall in two months, bursting river banks and submerging streets. a75—year—old man was washed away. his body was found hours later. several others remain missing. in the south of france, ten areas were placed on orange alert. two months worth of rain fell orange alert. two months worth of rainfell in orange alert. two months worth of rain fell injust orange alert. two months wor

remains of the dictator who ruled spain for nearly four decades general franco have been exhumed from a vast mausoleum in madridle. his reburial was a key pledge of the socialist government his family tried unsuccessfully to prevent it in the courts. 0ur correspondent guy hedgecoe reports. the remains of francisco franco — removed by members of his family from his final resting place. the valley of the fallen, a controversial site. built by franco himself, using republican prisoners, between 1940 and 1959, many feel it glorifies his legacy. franco came to power in 1939, after defeating the leftist republican government in the civil war. this puts an end to front such as the glorification of the figure of a dictator in a public place. one more step is been taken towards reconciliation that can only rest of the democracy and freedom that we all share. franco came to power in 1939, after defeating the leftist republican government in the civil war. he carried out reprisals after the conflict, killing tens of thousands of spaniards. under his, so—called, national catholic ideology, political and social freedoms wer

remains of the dictator who ruled spain for nearly four decades, general franco, have been exhumed from a vast mausoleum in madridgrave. franco led spain's fascists in a brutal civil war in the 19305, which claimed the lives of around half a million people. his reburial was a key pledge of the socialist government. his family tried unsuccessfully to prevent it in the courts. our correspondent guy hedgecoe reports. the remains of francisco franco, removed by members of his family from his final resting place, the valley of the fallen, a controversial site. built by franco himself using republican prisoners between 1940 and 1959, many feel it glorifies his legacy. franco came to power in 1939 after defeating the leftist republican government in the civil war. he carried out reprisals after the conflict, killing tens of thousands of spaniards. under his so—called national catholic ideology, political and social freedoms were repressed. many spaniards were driven into exile. he died in 1975 and was buried in the catholic basilica at the valley of the fallen with state honours. after his death, the country made the tr

and the remains of spanish dictator francisco franco have been examined from a state mausoleum and moved to a private family vault in a cemetery near madrid it follows a lengthy legal battle between the government and his family who oppose that move franco ruled spain from 939 until his death nearly 4 decades later. china's foreign ministry has confirmed reports by british police that the 39 people found dead in a truck container near london on monday were all chinese nationals police say they have secured a warrant to question the driver for another 24 hours he was arrested on suspicion of murder but no charges have yet been made the investigation has also led to raids on 2 homes in northern ireland britain's national crime agency says it's working to find out whether organized crime groups are involved. it's britain's largest murder investigation in the years police are still trying to piece together what happened to the $39.00 bodies found in this truck. it's also a tragedy which has touched many in this community. i'm completely and utterly shocked and devastated but that's actually happened here today especially in this area i mean m

this quite cemetery outside madrid is the new resting place for franco's remains authorities hope this more humble setting will put an end to the glorification of the dictator and finally bring justice to the victims of his dictatorship. the international judo federation has banned iran indefinitely until its athletes are allowed to face israelis in competition a suspension had already been imposed on the iran federation last month the ban comes after saeed mole i was pressured by his country's judo officials to lose his world championship semi final bout rather than risk facing an israeli opponent while i walked off the iranian team in tokyo in august protest iran has $21.00 days to appeal the suspension. on football champions league action last night brasier dortmund travelled to italy for their clash on wednesday losing to either milan o's went ahead in the 22nd minute with a goal from the toro martinez who later missed the penalty but just before the final whistle teammate and tonio country of a made no mistake scoring to make it to nil and that means eternal on now have a slight a

family crypt 4 decades after he was buried franco ruled for 36 years after a civil war which about 500000 people died so new going to report the cemetery north of madrid from on high the helicopters descended to collect the remains of francisco franco. in life he was known for his iron clad rule who saw his own leadership as a catholic crusade in death he became a relic of autocracy a figure of times past and a reminder of a troubling era. it was a monument to a man who dominated 20th century spain built on a site that holds one of the biggest mass graves in europe it became known as the valley of the fall and constructed by the forced labor of political prisoners at the time franco is family had resisted the spanish government's decision to move his coffin but despite the pressure from rightwing groups spain's supreme court ruled that the exhumation had to go ahead. as i thought a motion. it took a lot to get rid of the repressive regime tightness almost as long to get rid of its artifice of public hommage there is room for all kinds of opinions on when to carry this out each one with its own criteria the government to spain amounts to would do it in

the remains of spain's former dictator, francisco franco, are being exhumed and will be reburied, alongside family members, in a cemetery near madridmausoleum carved into a mountain, among thousands of others who died in the civil war, which he triggered and eventually won. socialist prime minister, pedro sanchez, made moving the remains a priority, since coming to power injune last year, arguing that the country should not "continue to glorify" a man, who ruled with an iron fist. his family unsuccessfully challenged the exhumation in the courts. it's taken 10 years to put it all together, but, today, an exhibition opens in the louvre in paris to mark the 500th anniversary of leonardo da vinci's death. as lucy williamson explains, it also shows us a new way of looking at one of the world's most famous paintings. scientist or painter? leonardi da vinci is often seen as a universal genius. but this exhibition suggests his insatiable curiosity was all about creating the perfect image. and it offers a new, scientific way of looking at his paintings, too. with a specially created virtual reality experience, around his most famous work.

decades after he was buried franco ruled for 36 years after a civil war in which about 500000 people died so newquay get reports of mudslides cemetery north of the spanish capital madrid from on high the helicopters descended to collect the remains of francisco franco. in life he was known for his iron clad rule who saw his own leadership as a catholic crusade in death he became a relic of autocracy a figure of times past and a reminder of a troubling era. it was a monument to a man who dominated 20th century spain built on a site that holds one of the biggest mass graves in europe it became known as the valley of the fall and constructed by the forced labor of political prisoners at the time franco is family had resisted the spanish government's decision to move his coffin but despite the pressure from rightwing groups spain's supreme court ruled that the exhumation had to go ahead. as i thought a motion. it took a lot to get rid of the repressive regime tightness almost as long to get rid of its artifice of public hommage there is room for all kinds of opinions on when to carry this out each one with its own criteria the government to spain announced it would do it

years of being exiled from the state more than liam francisco franco the re buried alongside his wife in a cemetery north of the capital madrid spain from the end of the civil war 939 until his death in 1975 the government wants to turn the site into a memorial for the half a 1000000 people killed in the war. time for a short break here obviously when we come back. the angry crowds are surrounding the home of an ethiopian not to be so after a standoff with the police or not students. hello there are some very nasty storms across western areas of europe skies across the east and then what's happening with getting blocked these systems by this is an area of high pressure so not having much in the way of motion out schools east of the rains that are coming down a very very heavy very persistent and leading to images like this is castle area that the force of that water through the streets amazingly those cars are not washed away but they have been deadly some of these rains more in the fall calls truth as a quite heavy as well down through corsica sardinia and also areas of italy very unsettled across much of the u.k. in the low

the remains of spanish dictator francisco franco have been exuma from a state muslim and will be moved to a private family vault in a madrid cemetery a follows a long legal battle between the spanish government and his family who oppose the move franco rule spain from 1939 until his death nearly 4 decades later. supporters of bolivian president evo morales and his main rival carlos mesa have clashed in the city of santa cruz but alice has accused his opponent of trying to stage a coup maysa says bolivia's presidential election last weekend was undermined by a gigantic fraud. china's foreign ministry has confirmed reports by british police that the 39 people found dead in a truck container near london on monday were all chinese nationals police are still questioning the truck's driver who was arrested on suspicion of murder the investigation has also led to raids on 2 homes in northern ireland britain's national crime agency says it is working to identify whether organized crime groups might have been involved. it's britain's largest murder investigation in years police are still trying to piece together what happened to th

buried franco ruled the country for 36 years after a brutal civil war in which an estimated 500000 people lost their lives sunday gago sent us this report from outside the cemetery just north of madrid. a the helicopters descended to collect the remains of francisco franco. in life he was known for his eye and had rule who saw his own leadership as a catholic crusade in death you became a relic of autocracy a figure of times prost and a reminder of a troubling era. it was a monument to a man who dominated 20th century spain built on a site that holds one of the biggest mass graves in europe it became known as the valley of the fall and constructed by the forced labor of political prisoners at the time franco is family had resisted the spanish government's decision to move his coffin but despite the pressure from rightwing groups spain's supreme court ruled that the exhumation had to go ahead. as i thought a motion. but it took a lot to get rid of the replacing of regime which has taken us almost as long as to get rid of its artificial republic hommage there is room for all kinds of opinions on when to carry this out into the water each one with its own criteria with the government t

final preparations are underway at a madrid cemetery where the remains of the spanish dictator francisco franco will be read buried his body has been moved from a shrine that critics say glorifies franco's victory in the spanish civil war instead of honoring its victims franco ruled spain from 1939 until his death nearly 4 decades later the. supporters of bolivian president evo morales and his main rival have clashed in the city of santa cruz what alice is accused his opponent of trying to stage a coup mason says bolivia's president presidential election last weekend was undermined by a gigantic. british media are reporting that the 39 people found dead in a truck container near london on monday or chinese nationals police are still questioning the truck driver who was arrested on suspicion of murder the investigation has also led to raids on 2 homes in northern ireland britain's national crime agency says it is working to identify whether organized crime groups might be involved. it's britain's largest murder investigation in years police are still trying to piece together what happened to the

madrid where has been reburied next to his late wife. and here you can see protesters outside the cemetery — franco supporters are angry about the reburiale of the socialist government. it said spain should not continue to glorify a fascist. here's the acting prime minister today. translation: the mausoleum of the valley of the fallen was built with the sacrifice of thousands of political prisoners of the dictatorship. the mausoleum also houses remains of almost 311,000 compatriots there, all victims of the civil war. the reopening of the valley will symbolise something very different. the memory of a pain that should never be repeated, and a tribute to all the victims of hate. thank you. an el mundo poll this month said 43% supported the move, with 32.5% against, and the rest undecided. franco's family had challenged the reburial in the courts but were unsuccessful. here's his grandson speaking ahead of today's events. i feel rage that it's been used as propaganda and publicity for the very next elections. descendants of franco's victims pushed for the relocation. here's one former political prisoner. translation: it was time to move hi

years are being examined from the state mostly i'm francisco franco will be read buried alongside his wife in a cemetery north of the capital madrid he led spain from the end of the civil war in 1939 until his death in 175 the government wants to turn the site into a memorial for half a 1000000 people killed in the war with some of jaeger joins us live now from mother and son there so just talk us through how this examination came about. well daryn it was a promise that was set out by the acting socialist governments head of which is better sanchez he said in his. when he took office that he would begin plans for the exhumation to take place and then a set of legal battles which were put forward by the family of franco then went all the way up to the supremes court the supreme court and just last month the ruled unanimously in favor for the exhumation to take place and so on this thursday morning already the exhumation has just about big gone the coffin the grave where francisco franco is buried is now starting to be opened up there is also a forensic scientist at hand as well together with the family to check to see what kind of

and the remains of spanish dictator francisco franco had been exuma from a state mausoleum and will be moved to a private family vault in a madrid cemetery this follows a long legal battle between the spanish government and his family who oppose the move from spain from 139 until his death nearly 4 decades later. the winner of the european union's prize which honors people who defend human rights and freedoms has been awarded to ilham tohti total as an economist and a member of china's weaker community he has worked for more than 20 years to improve the rights of the minority ethnic group he's currently serving a life sentence in prison in china the prize is worth 50000 euros it was 1st handed out 30 years ago. and for more on the story we can speak to joe head of the daughter of and talked as she joins us from washington d.c. joe hare thank you for being with us here on d w what does this prize mean to you and your family. hello 1st of all ms a lot to the your community to my family in to me this is considered like safety lest for my family i would say i would hope i hope this prize this award could help my father. be away from

the remains of spanish dictator francisco franco have been examined from a state muzzle am and will be moved to to a private family vault in the madrid cemetery that follows a long legal battle between the spanish government and his family who opposed the move. spain from 1939 until his death nearly 4 decades later. police in chile used water cannon to disperse anti-government demonstrators after tens of thousands of people gathered in the capital santiago 6 days of protest have rocked the country 18 people have died promises of economic reform from president sebastian pinera have not stopped the breast. the winner of the european union's sakharov prize which honors people who defend human rights and freedoms has been awarded to him hum toti toti is an economist and a member of china's weaker community he has worked for more than 20 years to improve the rights of the minority ethnic group he is currently serving a life sentence in prison in china the prize is worth of 50000 euros that was 1st handed out 30 years ago. and for more on the story we can speak to joe had the daughter of and she joins us from washington d.c. joe hare thank

franco exude from a state mostly in. practice coffin has now been re buried next to his wife and family volts just outside madrid but frank as descendants strongly oppose the exhumation accusing the government of trying to make political mileage. ahead of elections the country's acting prime minister pedro sanchez hailed the move as a step towards national reconciliation say that public tribute to the former dictator. was an affront to spanish democracy. well this is a legislative branch and the support of parliament have allowed the government to put an end to an anomaly among european democracies. the exaltation of a dictator in a mausoleum. which was constructed by the dictator for the dictator and to o the glory of the dictator. this is one more stetep towards rereconciliaiation. the pipe pre minister of spain a pedal centrist speaking that. now during the course of the next four m months half a million visitors are expected to check out a new exhibition at thee louvre here in paris which commemorates the five hundredth anniversary of the death of the artist leonardo da vinci. with more than one hundred and sixty were

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remains of francisco franco the dictator who ruled spain for 36 years have been exempt from the state muslim they'll be reburied alongside his wife in a cemetery north of the capital madrid. and $39.00 people found dead in the back of a container truck in england are believed to be chinese nationals a northern irish man arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody and flooding in egypt is set to get worse especially around alexandria at least a 10 people including 4 children have died after 2 days of heavy rain while those other headlines on al-jazeera what miss cinema morocco is coming up next thank you for watching. not only will. ill. it's no. l. war me. only for defeat. it's not be busy to me is. only stars are signed things are power as the president said he ordered 1st motion picture festival crowd in front of the maracas this abalos largest theater are rewarded as irene down the parade of luminaries built up motion pictures of the year. between waddell news we have nike it was very funny stuff she goes i need to go john one day. i'll go be john don't show. there are plenty of anything like it was a bit unusual one more. readily ignore a junior. well y

franco's remains will be reburied the same day in a municipal cemetery just outside madrid.lose to a giant "plug hole" in a reservoir in central england. overflow water goes down the hole into a tunnel and eventually flows into the river below the dam — which is not somewhere the anglers would want to go. they did move away safely in this instance. lebanon's government has approved a package of economic reforms in an attempt to quell the country's biggest protests in years. in the last five days, hundreds of thousands have marched to oppose government corruption and the cost of living. and the measures being offered to them include steps to cut lebanon's huge deficit, slashing politicians‘ salaries in half and giving financial help to families in poverty. here's prime minister saad hariri. translation: these decisions are not designed as a trade—off. they are not to ask you to stop expressing your anger. that's your decision to make and no one gives you a time limit. if the early elections is your demand, then your voice will be the only decision—maker i will personally supp

the remains of general franco, the fascist dictator who ruled the country for nearly four decades, have been exhumed from a vast mausoleum in madridivil war which claimed the lives of around half a million people. his reburial was a key pledge of the socialist government. his family tried unsuccessfully to prevent it in the courts. allan little has been following the story. today, modern spain very much disowning franco's legacy. not his relatives, though. they try to stop this exhumation in the courts and lost their final this exhumation in the courts and lost theirfinal appeal this exhumation in the courts and lost their final appeal last month. they made clear their enduring loyalty. but franco's grandiose public resting place has come to symbolise something discordant in a modern democracy. the lion rising of a dictator. he was, untilthey lifted away today, the only one of —— 20th—century‘s fascist leaders to retain such posthumous acclaim. even so, many here opposed this exhumation. no a representative of the falange party accused the government of rewriting history. but to the victims of franco's dictatorship, his first publ

of francisco franco the dictator who ruled spain for 36 years have been exuma from the state malls and again they'll be reburied alongside his wife in a cemetery north of the capital madrid u.s. president donald trump has lifted sanctions on turkey saying ankara has assured him that the ceasefire and movies in syria will be permanent turkey has made a deal with russia to create a so-called safe side. 16 people to death over the murder of a young woman in march. outrage across the country the student asked and kerosene and. refusing to withdraw a sexual harassment complaint against her head teacher and the 39 people found dead in the back of a contain a truck and believed to be chinese nationals in northern irish man arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody well those are the headlines on the al-jazeera witness. continues thank you for watching. let. me. think he was again. then the john. anderson. well you. know. it was set up as a great idea what good was it that just of a sink full of hot. when they're playing maybe what played. badly is set at the senate. against my for me. i felt like i needed. maybe one of those. of us in the not someone to listen d