type crimes this operation reaffirms that the mafia does not feel any remorse illegally cashed in the financial benefits intended for citizens in need. or locals are outraged by the scandal hiding that government watchdogs also failed to do their job. and i would have a go no scarlet is a true shame a scandal the people who live in miserable conditions are stripped of what was basically their livelihoods it is a disgrace for the whole nation but i wanted them to say i meant to rather go and that isn't that it's a disgrace that there are people who are in great need of financial aid but they fail to receive it for some reason and then you find out that the math here has managed to obtain this instance of benefits it happens because there are no checks in place. of this checks have to be carried out before in order to avoid this illegal disbursement this check should have been done when this request for the citizenship benefit or perhaps it would have taken a few months but it would have prevented the payments from ended up in the wrong hands. level. now there's been a backlash against

if one tries to mess up with their interest off the forest mafia. you get in trouble and you can even die. remain use forests disappearing finest. trees both ancient and young for harvested that's an astonishing right some of which is just in for a cheap furniture in western europe. overhaul of all logging here is a legal. the contrary road so full of trucks carrying timber 24 hours a day 7 days a week. we have joined agent green the remaining n.g.a. who are trucking one such a lorry car there is no one called for the last 72 hours for their license by the transport even ego called one want door which we just the thought upon it is coming and they would organize our old block. they have. the truck appears to be carrying substantially more timber than had been declared. if we look at the volume after missing would problem and or it be illegally we're talking about 20000000 cubic meters by the off story piece they only catch one person so i know many are basically you have 99 birth and chance to steal the wood and get away with it. but wants it stay r

more than a 100 mafia members including parity top crime bosses have illegally receive social security payments in sicily with more than a 1000000 euro the problem of financial police saying that 145 more posters of their relatives some belonging to the most of tori's plans now face fraud charges those include the head of the cult mafia family. known for its blubbers lifestyle after being released received near jail to. so you see that it's been part of a very important investigation that we conducted together with the prosecutor's office of palermo which provided us with a list of 1400 individuals charged with mafia type crimes this operation reaffirms that the mafia does not feel any remorse illegally cashed in the financial benefits intended for citizens in need. locals are outraged by the government watchdogs also failed in their view to do their job. and i would have a go no scott it is a true shame a scandal that people who live in miserable conditions are stripped of what was basically their livelihoods it is a disgrace for the whole nation a settlement or rather regarding accid

fights nonstop for his cause sacrificing both his private life and his career he even confronts the mafia when necessary. octavian is driven because around him the desert in romania is expanding and due to climate change the situation gets worse and worse every year there's a. across europe and europe doesn't mean only signs on the ground sand on the ground but only losing vegetation trees and things like this behind you can see. landfill the highest structure in bucharest and we lost our vegetation here it was a forest in the past now become a desert without 3 just ropes and things like this octavian has identified 2 culprits that are responsible for turning the outskirts of bucharest into sandy plains illegal garbage dumps and deforestation planting trees helps prevent the sand from advancing further loss of trees guerrilla planting is what tevi him and his helpers call what they do reforestation without official permission the work is arduous every time when i'm arriving here we are donkey caucus. have to fight a lot to maintain by the 1st in this area. here because. we try to plant 30

the area is the stronghold of the calabrian mafia, the 'ndrangheta.ls here want a fresh start and a new image for their town. mayor michele conia has plans that may help attract new residents. he knows that his town desperately needs a facelift but he's also aware of its potential. >> chirping birds and an idyllic moments grove the moment you enter town area who would not like to have a place here? that is what the mayor thought also. he and a person from the town council are having a look around the area where they would like new residents to move in. >> down there, we will put in an elevator that goes straight for the parking lot up and then in that elevator for cultural events, so this part of town we will revive as a post-sickness center for the entire region. >> tourist highlights are few and far between in this part of e area, sohe town cocil isffering hoes for just one symbolicuro. ey are aaid thattill wil not benough. poverty d lack oeconomic oppounparts of italy.h eeven worse, this is aged -- a stronghold of the calabrian mafia. a journalist

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and mitigate that price and also to be able to send a signal to the sugar mafia and. to keep the prices on the sugar price has skyrocketed due to the wrong policies of this government supporting the sugar mafias however to cross. farmers are also busy producing around. harvest then they make more money by crushing their own sugarcane and sending it to the field of me because it does not pay for the extra costs involved in transportation and. to produce. beneficial. now finding an increasing market within the country. after the face. has become quite evident. in the number of patients and the number of. grown children. for the white pointed and local farmers said i didn't want to go to go round because they earn 57 percent more money. though we are trying our best to produce jaggery which has health benefits the government is stopping us from producing it instead it's providing sugarcane to the sugar industry which mr government is behind the mafia and the poor are suffering with high priced. government also had. foreign exchange earning but the country will have to. w

the sugar price has skyrocketed due to the wrong policies of this government supporting the sugar mafias however to cross buckets on and or to lead the farmers are also busy producing brown sugar winter season and also harvest season it's good they make more money by crushing their own children again and then making sure that your government because it does not pay for the extra costs involved in transportation and labor then happy to produce brown sugar because this dated beneficial forehand and is now finding an increasing market within the country people's habits are also changing out the idea of take your point your go have become quite evident within days and the number of diabetic patients and the number of heart ailments people now see brown sugar as a substitute for the white boys and local farmers said they did a more profitable to produce brown sugar because they owned. 7 percent more money. whatever that is going to be playing with though we are trying our best to produce jaggery which has health benefits the government stepping us from producing it instead it's providing our

for his cause sacrificing both his private life and his career he even confronts the mafia when necessary. octavian is driven because around him the desert in romania is expanding and due to climate change the situation gets worse and worse every year there's a terrific ation across europe and europe doesn't mean only science on the ground sand on the ground but only losing vegetation trees and things like this behind you can see. landfill the highest structure in bucharest and we lost our vegetation here it was a forest in the past and now become sort without 3 just troops and things like this octavian has identified 2 culprits that are responsible for turning the outskirts of book rest into sandy plains illegal garbage dumps and deforestation planting trees helps prevent the sand from advancing further lots of trees guerrilla planting is what our t.v. and his helpers call what they do reforestation without official permission the work is arduous every time one arriving here we are donkey hottest. have to fight a lot to maintain by diversity in this area. here because. we try to plant tr

like a mafia young commodus young going to have some of this criticism that almost it doesn't justifyhe governance of our celestial water. but the minister's efforts had run the cations right across the timber industry and h.s. timber they were having to look further afield and a new mill was opened in the form move of the country. there's a mill which is very close to the border with ukraine which is one of the biggest wood males anywhere in europe vos you can see it from space this thing has its own right going into a crime in order to bring these vos trains so you have these plots along trains loaded with logs and timber coming into this factory in a regular basis. there are simply to be there right now supplying 50 percent of their wood in the main yard and they had a 50 per cent it's where including caught a congress of the car based yes. so for us as a biologist and specialist in a cold argy it doesn't make a big difference because we look at the corporations not from the contra part of your bought from the eco system point of view it's the same across it's them. but it's hard t

so just on that concerning the hospitals in all likelihood it's not foreign powers but rather the mafia type as asians situated in eastern countries but not just limited to their sure looking for money the minister went on to say that this was likely to be a ploy to extract money similar to demands when computer systems have been infected by ransomware so early in february 2 french hospital was would hit in such attacks patients had to be moved in while the situation is now said to be under control some hospital staff are still having to work with paper and pen but it's not just hospitals being attacked from national cybersecurity agency recently released details of another series of attacks this time of the organizations such as the energy group e.t.f. the defense companies and oil and gas giant toto all have been using software from french soil to deal with a vulnerability being exploited this campaign most. it information technology providers especially web posting provide this this campaign because several similarities with previous campaigns attributed to intrusion said names and t

sacrificing both his private life and his career he even confronts the mafia when necessary. octavian is driven because around him the desert in romania is expanding and due to climate change the situation gets worse and worse every year there's a pick a shot across europe and europe doesn't mean only signs on the ground on the ground but only losing a patient trees and things like this behind you can see. the land fill the highest structure in bucharest and we lost our vegetation here it was a forest in the past now become a dancer with out 3 just groups and things like this octavian has identified 2 culprits that are responsible for turning the outskirts of book rest into sandy plains illegal garbage dumps and deforestation planting trees helps prevent the sand from advancing further lots of trees gorilla planting is what our t.v. him and his helpers call what they do reforestation without official permission the work is arduous every time when i'm arriving here we are donkey hottest. i have to fight a lot to maintain biodiversity in this area. here because. we try to plant

to say 1st of all it's as if the whole muslim community is just part of a mafia family and secondly they're not investigating the muslim community is the way that they investigate it because it goes to the way they investigated the cosa nostra was through the statutes that they have on the books such as you know racketeering or interstate commerce and those kinds of statutes instead the muslim communities get national security letters they get unwarranted surveillance they get a whole host of other kinds of law enforcement tools that would not fly in the domestic sphere and so i really worry about expanding the reach of the f.b.i. it's into the point where are we all going to just become. vulnerable to being the late under the label of terrorism at some point. i mean clearly that that it was the office fix to the lack of understanding the f.b.i. has the muslim community in america maybe they understand this white supremacy community better but that's our show for today i want to think call a call in india for joining us to discuss this and we'll keep watching this story of an al-jaz

from this he's determined to find out his activism is well known and romania he has tangled with the mafia and organized poachers as well as with corrupt politicians his projects receive a lot of attention. and approval which both protects him and amplifies his voice. octavian begins the last leg of his journey the worst is yet to come riven ari is the 2nd epicenter of romania's just certification an old call fired power plant has supplied the grid for almost 50 years it's surrounded by refuse from coal mining and the toxic sound has spread far beyond the region climate change accelerates the consequences of this environmental pollution. but there is reason for hope. and his son catalin have been working for years to turn these dead and landscapes until they bring ecosystems again denote headed the region's forestry office for many years and his son catalin has a doctorate in forestry both are researching plants that can bring the nature here back to life. or my gosh. barren desolate landscape as far as the eye can see octavian is speechless at 1st then angry you remind himself that this i

jennifer peterson, she finds herself face—to—face with roman, played by peter dinklage, an ex—russian mafiaafficker with a penchant for cakes, smoothies and cutting off his enemies fingers. i don't like you. you've onlyjust met me. written and directed by] blakeson, who made the viscerally—twisty three—hander, the disappearance of alice creed, i care a lot is carried by pike, who wears a smile that looks like it could strip wallpaper at a0 paces. no living family? no family at all. as for dinklage, he's very well—cast as the sotto—voce criminal who hates getting angry and who sucks a straw like a vampire sucking blood, a quality mirrored by his new nemesis. lensed in bubble gum hues that seem to reflect the artifice and plastic superficiality of this world, blakeson�*s film has a slick, vacuum—sealed sheen matched by a brittle synthpop soundtrack. as with alice creed, the genuinely disturbing elements of the opening act gradually give way to more generic heist—y thrills, with blakesson reveling in wrong—footing the audience, upending our sympathies and allegiances in a manner that recalls t

tweets they included references the paramilitary separatist group and called former king juan carlos a mafia boss his case has garnered widespread attention in spain and spurred a debate on freedom of expression after the arrest the deputy prime minister said in a democracy like spain there should be few limitations on free speech. been some moved . because we think that in all matters stemming from freedom of expression if nobody's safety is put at risk then imprisonment is not an appropriate punishment within the freedoms granted by a democracy. the government confirmed that slanting to reform spain's criminal code with lighter punishments for free speech offenses and protection for artistic and cultural forms of expression. sports elwood in champions league football liverpool have beaten bonus league a side or be leipsic to nil in leipsic in the round of 16 after a gold is 1st mohamed salah hit the target for liverpool 8 minutes after the restart in saudi on monday have netted another just 5 minutes later also on tuesday paris dealt barcelona a 41 thrashing messi opened the scoring for ba

retireejennifer peterson, she finds herself face—to—face with roman, played by peter dinklage, an ex—russian mafiaer with a penchant for cakes, smoothies and cutting off his enemies�* fingers. i don't like you. you've onlyjust met me. written and directed by] blakeson, who made the viscerally—twisty three—hander, the disappearance of alice creed, i care a lot is carried by pike, who wears a smile that looks like it could strip wallpaper at a0 paces. no living family? no family at all. as for dinklage, he's very well—cast as the sotto—voce criminal who hates getting angry and who sucks a straw like a vampire sucking blood, a quality mirrored by his new nemesis. lensed in bubble gum hues that seem to reflect the artifice and plastic superficiality of this world, blakeson's film has a slick, vacuum—sealed sheen matched by a brittle synthpop soundtrack. as with alice creed, the genuinely disturbing elements of the opening act gradually give way to more generic heist—y thrills, with blakesson reveling in wrong—footing the audience, upending our sympathies and allegiances in a manner that recalls the wa

in new york and sabotage and he had made contact with the sicilian mafia. so those stories are probably not true they say this is largely invented, but do ease papers tell us he was resistant to letting luciano go. but he was released on condition that he except extradition. which he did. so unfortunately he has become a romantic figure to a lot of rioters. there's a couple of novelists who say that luciano was framed and they have not looked at the evidence or the trial transcript which is clear that there was not any framing going on. but we can differ over the wisdom, of prostitution, we can discuss whether that's right or not but that was the only crime he was convicted of. >> okay please. >> you alluded to your grandmother's brother's treatment at harvard. can you talk about that. >> yes so her brother, came to harvard, in 1921 to get a masters degree in literature. he had gone to howard, as an undergraduate. upon arriving at harvard, he was informed by the dean of harvard's graduate school, that because he went to howard university, although it was a

david said i represent all sorts of reputed mobster figures, alleged head of russian mafia, straels mafia, and a guy the government claimed was the biggest massive ee owes oh in the world. castor is a prosecutor that declined to prosecute bill cosby. cosby was eventually convicted of drugging and sexual assaulting the woman. the new legal team, every one of the five lawyers known to represent him quit this weekend in mass. they wanted to argue it is unconstitutional to convict a former president with impeachment. trump wanted them to say the election was stolen instead. yes, this is the case trump stands by. he wants to stand by that he won by a landslide in the election. the team agree with his strategy. more than 60 courts dismissed it out of hand, the election was free and fair and a popular vote win for biden. why is trump trying so hard to make those claims the focal point of the senate trial, charging him with inciting insurrection? does he think that the lie would justify a mob of his supporters trampling a woman? does it justify police officers being hit enbeaten with a hocke stic

that was his mafia handle, carmine "the cigar" galante.the 1970s, he rose through the ranks, kind of killed his way through the ranks to become at one point the de facto chief of the benono crime family. in one of his drug related trials, they had a hard time keeping a jury on the case after individual jurors kept getting phone calls threatening their lives. the jury foreman somehow ended up falling down a long flight of stairs and breaking his back. on top of all the other crimes in which he was implicated and for which he was convicted, perhaps the best window into carmine galante's approach to his upward mobility in the mob is the fact that upon being released from federal prison after a 12-year stint that ended in the early '70s, one of carmine galante's first acts when he got out of prison after 12 years was that he blew up a mausoleum containing the remains of one of his mob rivals a guy who had died the previous year while carmine was still locked up. carmine was in prison, so he never got a chance to whack the guy while the guy was

reference p ara military group ata and compared spanish judges to nazis and called the former king a mafias. refusing to turn himself in, he barricaded himself in a university with supporters. as over 200 artists signed a petition against his sentence. >> i think it is our right to express your opinion, either rapping, singing, either dancing, doing whatever you want. so i think the most important thing of being here is just that -- defending that right we all have as a society. >> spain socialist led government said it would ease the law under which she was sentenced. the legislation was aimed at preventing the glorification of armed groups and insulting religion or the monarchy. he called the government's words and empty promise. >> time to turn to business. kate moody joins us. good evening. u.s. president joe biden has extended emergency measure to help homeowners during the pandemic. kate: the white house extended a more trauma on foreclosures in the united states for the second ti. measures were renewed on the president's first day in office. they had been due to expire at the end of

alleged head of russian mafia in this country, israeli mafia and two aalon "washington post" re "shone met with the financier who was accused of sexually abusing dozens of girls. donald trump's new lawyers were greeted this morning by a page one investigative report in "the new york times" that rachel and i were just discussing. this reporting deepens donald trump's involvement in the january 6th invasion of the capitol. the "times" reports the very idea of marching to the capitol came out of the trump white house. the rally organizers had no intention and no permit for marching to the capitol until the white house took over the planning of the event. and then they didn't have a permit but still marched to the capitol because donald trump told them to do it. a team of seven "new york times" reporters made this account of 77 days of donald trump trying to subvert the election after he had given up any chance of winning the election legally. the report includes new indications of additional possible crimes by donald trump, committed by donald trump. mostly on the telephone. by calling fe

dutch schultz, was murdered, and eventually luciano, who rose to power and became the most powerful mafia leader in the nation's history, at least as most historians seem to think, so luciano became the target. and the problem that dewey had was that he couldn't connect luciano to any times. but eunice had spent a lot of time on the records and a lot of time talking to the women who were involved, believed that she could connect luciano to prostitution. so, finally, he allowed her to organize a raid. february 1st, 1936, 160 new york police officers, none of them vice officers, none had ever worked together before because of fears about corruption, were sent to raid 80 brothels simultaneously and the idea was to arrest all of the women. why? because there were these people the mob employed known as the fixers and the job of the fixers is when one of the people is arrested, the fixer gets her out of jail so she went turn state's evidence. so they arrested all the fixers the night before quietly and then they arrested these 160 woman, actually, it was fewer than that. 100 odd women. they bro

in a month and i'm going to get on whether it's a mafia the people in this camp work for the miners whoare operating further along the river you know some of the almost is to get on to preserve this campus as a lookout for the gold miners looking for the $7.00 to $1.00 that. the arrival of the team here is no longer a secret the gold mining syndicates has a radio communications network which provides warning as everything burns the soldiers are eager to keep moving. the state prosecutor has seen suspicious pale patches on satellite images of the jungle here and. then they strike it lucky recently used mining again. the soldiers inspect the tower a mine is closed sly hastily abandon next to it. as i thought they suck the mud up with a strong pump out of a water hole there and they pump it up into the washing slows the gold particles get caught in a piece of carpet for most of the family. there's no trace of the motor that annoys ramirez because that's the only way they can really put the set up out of action permanently. a quick photo then on the way through more and more of these gaping

is just mafia last year i bet is does not believe anything will change in the foreseeable future today of all days he must go to the office located on the main road in the city center i know today that i have to go to work today. it's really hard for me supreme creator because the here is soon. which. small last month and on top of that the qur'an a threat to end is this winter is torture i. turkish president trichet to one is regularly under fire for ignoring the rule of law in his country just recently the e.u. commission criticized turkey for what it's called in the absence of an independent justice system the popular businessman and philanthropist. is one of many people held in turkish prisons he has experienced what is living under a biased justice system means even though he hasn't been convicted of any crime he has spent the last 3 years behind bars. or treats. adorning his empty office for over 3 years the turkish human rights activists is being behind bars in the meantime you know has been running as an adult truth and asian on his behalf. in promoting intercultural understand

tweets they included references the paramilitary separatist group and called former king juan carlos a mafia boss his case has garnered widespread attention in spain and spurred a debate on freedom of expression after the arrest the deputy prime minister said in a democracy like spain there should be few limitations on free speech been some move . because we think that in all matters stemming from freedom of expression if nobody's safety is put at risk then imprisonment is not an appropriate punishment within the freedoms granted by a democracy. the government confirmed its landing to reform spain's criminal could with lighter punishments for free speech offenses and protection for artistic and cultural forms of expression. the european space agency says it wants to recruit someone with a disability as part of its 1st call for new astronauts in a live news. to boost diversity among crews and is also looking to hire more female astronauts this year. in march for up to 26 permanent reserve astronauts the. said it's the 1st time a spy sergeant's yes i put up the application process for those wi