the secretary of the security council has already met with the president of cuba, miguel leader, as wellhe interior republics in the spotlight, strategic priorities cooperation, interaction between the police, special services and law enforcement agencies and international issues. our consultations are going through a difficult world situation today many talk about the so-called non-nealism methods remain the same political suppression, military blackmail financial enslavement illegal economic sanctions, as well as aggressive propaganda we see this very well in the example of our partners around the globe that are facing with unprecedented an onslaught from the united states whose goal is to force them to break any ties with russia , no matter how close and beneficial they are? now, about the solemn ceremony in kaliningrad, the housing issue has been resolved. for more than a hundred servicemen of the baltic fleet , the long-awaited keys of the apartment have already been renovated. so what is left is to buy furniture and you can move in and this is just the beginning this year three mor

my fellow union leader miguel hernandez told us that in the future could alco plans to employ only 10 percent of its workforce. all the rest are to come from sub contractors. i asked fernandez about a whistleblower portal on albus, his website. how easy is it for workers to lodge a complaint about cad? elko fernandez gave it a try it . so if you seen of it and it's really difficult to navigate the site or even find a link to the complaints page unless yes, a but i want her to think for a worker with basic technical skills. if it's impossible on television or sit and agular, well you gotta, ah, you got a link, then you can't even get to ruby's his complaint page. i know i louis we made a note to ask at hobbes about its complaints procedure once back in germany. the work and health conditions in the mind near kalama appear disastrous, but what about the impact on the environment? sick clouds of smoke drift from the mine into the city. how can it be that a state owned company could so blatantly be polluting the environment? we met with someone who claims to have evidence said a huge a mo

elected to the national assembly will then appoint the president as expected to be the current leader miguel diaz canal. but there's been no campaigning or any opposition challenges, which means that people can only endorse the candidates already chosen for them. i'll be back with the news. our more on those developments in israel in about half an hour time. i'll see then ah, what with all that you can i'm a big i met with a but i mean is if you think you did the ability to know i let them i don't you know for that i'm a lot of thought that's on a day analytical and actually put them on, you let it go down more on fat lip back if you pay, i mean you can you please get this is what he says. you pay on my valet for round you come on banker and isn't what i love. it only shows little progress there to look them on and land. if i they said in the command it cut them for the me to get your com on this eric younger and jesse said kill a city. it's been a lot different man. and we'll take care of him in a wow. a credit republic of congo government police are hearing complaints of pillage will work

council of russia, he held a number of meetings, including with the president of cuba, miguel, where he and the leadertion , raul castro, discussed issues aimed at deepening relations between the two countries, considered strategic priorities cooperation on international issues, and met with the minister of the interior of cuba , alvarez cassos, about the interaction through intelligence agencies and law enforcement agencies. the latest methods and diagnostics and treatment of rare diseases are being discussed these days in moscow by leading specialists at sechenov university, the second all-russian scientific and practical conference dedicated to arfan diseases is being held in order to identify such ailments at an early stage to save as many lives as possible since january of this year in our country babies are tested for 36 pathologies. what are the prospects for the development of gene therapy in russia, how to subdue these human dna and what methods of treatment have already been found in yulia onishchenko's material. our diseases . this lesion is called lbsl very rare. uh, white cells of the spi

my grandfather died of lung cancer, but i have to feed my family somehow. marcella union leader miguel hernandez told us that in the future could elko plans to employ only 10 percent of its workforce. all the rest are to come from subcontractors. i asked fernandez about a whistleblower portal on albus his website. how easy is it for workers to lodge a complaint about cadell co fernandez gave it a try it's so of if you see of it at all, it's really difficult to navigate the site or even find a link to the complaints page. oh yes, a but i won't allow her to thank her for a worker with basic technical skills. if it's impossible, on television or sit and agular, well aliana. ah, you got a link then you can't even get to ruby's his complaint page. i know i louis we made a note to ask that hobbies about its complaints procedure once back in germany. the work and health conditions in the mind near kalama appear disastrous. but what about the impact on the environment? sick clouds of smoke drift from the mine into the city. how can it be that a state owned company could so blatantly be polluti

the security council nikolai patrushev met in the harbor with the president of cuba, miguel, where scanel and the leaderf the cuban revolution rowle. castro aside discussed issues of russian cuba's international cooperation. together with the head of the cuban ministry of internal affairs, patrushev held consultations on security from the russian side, representatives of the security council apparatus of the security forces, as well as the foreign ministry and rosfin monitoring, participated. launched by the us and its allies in an unprecedented anti-russian the company puts any sovereign state before the choice to defend its own path of development and values, or submit to the dictates of the collective west at the head of the us washington and its satellites. they are not just striving to preserve a unipolar world order. they are trying to create a global colonial empire where only the voice will be heard. although the west today, many say, but the so-called non-nealism of the method remains the same political suppression of the military blackmail financial enslavement illegal economic sanctions, as w

those lawmakers will then elect a president, is expected to be the current leader miguel diaz canal. but there's been no campaigning in this election and no opposition challenges, which means that people are unable to endorse the candidates already chosen. but the turn out will be seen as an important litmus test on the communist run government. our desire is to raise a bow reports now from the cuban capital. we're hearing a polling station in havana where people have been coming since very early in the morning to cast their valor to they're picking the members of a national assembly hall will eventually lead this country's next president among the candidates. i former press am, but i will go to the current president, me in the canal, and people will have to pick among the candidates in their district. you can see right here, some of them in this case is my view, like after she's the daughter of i will go on once they go inside this building, they'll have to select in a ballot like this one, whether they would vote for every one, for some of them just for one, and they can also cast

i met with the president of the country, miguel, diaskanel, and the leader of the cuban revolution, raulastro, in particular. one of the most important questions. addressed the pressure that the united states is putting on russia's partners to cut ties with moscow earlier this week patrushev dedicated visits to algeria and venezuela about 2,500 people came out on the street of athens in a railway accident near the city of larisa. they collected everything so that the apartments and the company of the transportation operator lit up in the evening , pulled off black banners. and when the police with tear gas began to disperse the demonstration, the protests outgrew in order, the protesters headed towards syntagma square, where the parliament building is located, they set fire to garbage cans along the way , and in the cabin, as a passenger train was going there from athens, which had a thousand accidents. people marched through the city center near the station building, many left flowers in memory of the victims of the tragedy, and the trade unionists of the greek railways announced a 24-h

. >> miguel marquez for us in east palestine. >>> meanwhile, leaders of 12 railroad unions they met withation secretary pete buttigieg yesterday to address the derailment and safety improvement. now, the same day, the teamsters sent a letter to the secretary and governor of ohio. they say that norfolk southern put its workers at risk by not providing protective equipment. days after, railroad workers experienced symptoms. cnn has reached out for comment on that letter. let's talk to tony cardnell, the president of the union, tony, thank you for your time. first, talk to me about these symptoms. are your members experiencing them? and what are they? >> yeah, thanks for having me on, victor. yeah, our members are experiencing symptoms, headaches, eye irritation, throat irritation, nausea, sickness. they were put on scene shortly after the derailment. and working on the scene for quite a while after, fixing and repairing the track. that's what our workers do, fix and repair the track. ultimately they were put on the scene. and we were told they were not provided the properly personal equipm

this starts on sunday, the president miguel diaz canal is expected to be reelected as executive leader of the national assembly. there's no campaigning or opposition challenges. instead, voters will essentially endorse the nominated candidates. this is elections the 1st to not feature. fidel castro, or ro, castro as the party leader. gregory been ascii is a lawyer, is worked in cuba for 3 decades. also political analyst joins me live. now. how do cubans view this election? i would say with liberal, it's a mix. sure of a deep desire for change, but also a desire for stability. humans definitely don't want chaos and political backings, but they do want deep and profound change both definitely economic and to certain degree. political change doesn't seem as though this will. it will come necessarily from this election. there are no opposition challenges. there's no real campaigning . it's just an endorsement of existing candidates. yes, it's not a definitely this election would never bring regime change. however, i think it's important to note that the national assembly that is going to e

country nikolai patrushev held a meeting with the president of the miguel club and with the former head of state, the brother of the leaderl team, discussed bilateral cooperation, the interaction of special services and law enforcement agencies, as well as the situation in the world where washington does not shy about the means to achieve their goals. methods remain the same political suppression military blackmail financial enslavement illegal economic sanctions as well as aggressive propaganda we see this very clearly in the example of our partners around the globe, who are facing unprecedented pressure from the united states, the purpose of which is to force them to break any ties with russia, no matter how close and beneficial they may be were? the romanian language instead of moldovan in moldova sounds wild, but this is the day the parliament of the republic approved today , the deputies of the ruling action party and solidarity voted, founded in 2016 in the current president, maia sandu, who has dual citizenship of romania and moldova, the essence of the initiative in all documents, starting with the constitution, e

employees are experiencing migraines and naush a the leaders met wednesday with butte, the federal railroad administrator, to push heightened safety. miguelgood morning. considering what they are working with, all these, you know, toxins, it's not surprising that folks are getting sick. sadly, it shouldn't happen but not surprising. what are officials saying about this? >> reporter: yeah, i want to show you before we get to that just this ongoing effort to clean up the creeks in east palestine. this is one of the runs that is contaminated and they have been treating this for weeks with these booms, absorbent booms and then aerating the water and keeping all of that toxic material on the bottom, to the top so it could be absorbed by booms. that letter specifically indicates that workers were concerned in the days after the derailment because norfolk southern was more interested in getting the trains running than they were -- so the letter says about worker safety and several say that they got sick in the days after when it was most to toxic after the derailment, spill of chemicals and venting of chemicals as well. towns -- people we speak

leaders met wednesday with buttigieg and the administrator of the federal railroad administration to push for safety, height ened safety amid the concerns what is happening to the workers. miguelques is covering the story and live in east palestine this morning with more. what you are hearing from officials about their concerns now that they are seeing the reports of people getting sick while cleaning this up? >> well, look this was a letter that was sent on behalf of union workers here cleaning up the site immediately after the derailment, toxic spill, fire, and venting of the material as well. this is what we heard from officials. they feel the primary focus here was on getting those trains running again and not the cleanup. so norfolk southern -- the official from the union saying that some of the workers early on while cleaning up the site when it was most toxic weren't given proper gear to clean up that site. in particular, respirators and that's when they got sick and had issues. their concern is that norfolk southern was focusing on getting the tracks open. even while east palestine was evacuated, they said the workers were put to work over there and willingly by norfol