le gusta trabajar en la mina. tuvieron otro remedio que ayudar a su padre en la mina, mientras su hermana de ocho aÑos ayuda a su mamÁ a lavar la ropa, cocinar y cuidar a otros cuatro hermanos en edad escolar., >> aprender en las clases era buena. reportero: pero por cada piedra de Ámbar que recojan, un intermediario podrÍa pagarles de un dÓlar a cinco dólares. >> el papÁ va a la mina y el niÑo no se va a quedar en la casa sin hacer nada. reportero: en el alto bolivia, estos cinco hermanos de entre seis y 14 aÑos de edad trabajan en el pequeÑo taller de carpinterÍa de su familia. >> se puede aprender un poco mÁs conversando. ya lo virtual no es lo mismo. reportero: lo que antes para ellos eran tareas esporÁdicas se convirtieron en trabajos a tiempo completo. >> el trabajo infantil se convierte en un mecanismo de supervivencia para muchas familias. reportero: "no sÉ leer, no sé escribir", dice este niÑo que ahora tiene una responsabilidad laboral en el telar de su familia. su papÁ trata de educarlo a su manera. >>

de los bengalÍes que perecieron hace 15 aÑos patricia:en mÉxico, hace 15 aÑos, una explosiÓn en una minaltura. pero ahÍ se reunieron con el reciente mexicano, que se comprometiÓ a rescatar los cuerpos de las vÍctimas. >> con lo que nos daban. con Él salimos adelante. >> esto persiguiera su fin luego de 15 aÑos. los seres queridos se reunieron en lo tragedia. junto presente mÉxico. que enfermo >> a ustedes y los familiares.porno dejar de luchar. en dado instrucciones para que la secretarÍa de hacienda integra sons. que van a ser utilizados para cubrir las sensaciones. destinar recursos para el mejoramiento de las comunidades. >> dice que ni se 9 de febrerose hubo una pÉrdida de gas. la selecciÓn esposados habÍa manifestado que no se podÍa realizar el rescate por el dolor de haber perdido su esposo. >> el abre rescate estarÁn a cargo del tejido. jaquez usar el mineral para generaciÓn y consumo de energÍa en la regiÓn. >> con un alto riesgo y la herradura duraciÓn. rescatemos profundos refuerzos. >> los trabajos rescate pueden tardar hasta cuatro aÑos.despuÉs esta mina quedara como memorial

impresionante dos clavadistas en una mina de sal la más antigua de rumanía hicieron una hazaña inédital 2025, cambiarán la edición lo que significa que el campeonato podría coincidir con el mardi grass y por eso hay un agujero en el súper bowl para este año y una opción es hacer las vegas o si no pueden venir para acá porque tenemos el estadio en perfectas condiciones >>> y esto fue lo obtenido en el golpe y volvió a suceder esto fue ayer antes de noche y miren volvió a pasar, este batazo y la atrapa otra vez >>> hay posibilidad de apagones programados en breve le diremos que que hacer al regresar >>> en méxico la espera terminó y fue sentenciada la dueña de la escuela donde se desplomó el terremoto en el 2017, así que pérez habló con algunos parientes >>> nosotros estamos contentos >>> con agrado los padres de familia recibieron

la hermosa piedra la nombraron el espÍritu de la rosa, fue descubierta en una mina de rusia y ha creado por su transparencia, su peculiar color entre rosado y morado, y su excepcional peso de casi 15 quilates. quÉ belleza. se espera que su precio supere solamente los 38 millones de dÓlares. si me van a proponer matrimonio como lo pueden considerar. hugo: hoy es martes 13 de octubre. debido a los fuertes vientos y las altas temperaturas la compaÑÍa pg&y advierte. ahora mÁs negocios se podrán reabrir. ♪ " noticias univisiÓn 14 a las 6" ramon: hola, cÓmo estÁn? muchÍsimas gracias por su compaÑÍa. la administraciÓn del presidente donald trump, ahora podrÁ terminar con el conteo del censo 20 20 despuÉs de la corte suprema aprobara una solicitud para cancelar una orden judicial inferior que extendiÓ el tiempo de registro para el proceso. pero hace todo lo posible por excluir a los inmigrantes que no tienen. por su parte la oficina del censo informÓ que se han utilizado el 99% de las viviendas. ahora tenemos un adelanto de las condiciones de tiempo en nuestra regiÓn. nuestra meteorÓloga no tie

cuatro triunfos al hilo, y hoy fue gracias a la salvación del colombiano james rodríguez, y jerry minahampton. luego de muchos rumores se queda finalmente raúl jiménez con el conjunto de los lobos. el valencia perdió dos goles a cero como local contra el real betis. sergio canales al 19 y cristian al 64. la victoria para el conjunto del betis. y guardado finalmente se presentó en el cambio, laínez no fue convocado. hablaremos de esto y más en zona mixta esta noche para hablar de los temas más relevantes del mundo de los deportes. entre ellos, lo que está sucediendo con el mariscal de campo que dio positivo por coronavirus, veremos qué sucede con el mariscal de campo de los patriotas. este era uno de los partidos más atractivos, eran contra kansas city, y luego de este examen positivo la nfl ha decidido reprogramar ese partido. hablaremos de esto y más mañana, a través de la pantalla de universo, philadelphia eagles con san francisco 49ers, philadelphia que busca su primera victoria, algo que no pasaba desde 1999, y san francisco que es un hospital con más de 11 jugadores lesionados. >>

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saudi arabia to look out for itself very clear hint to its possible normalization but as you said minathis is the accent bastard to the us he no longer holds a formal position so how do we know that this is saudi policy that we're hearing from here and not just the opinion of a single member of the family but because of the optics and because members of the saudi royal family tend not to speak out of line certainly not for 2 hours on the air on and channel owned by them their broadcast to the arab world there was one thing we spotted throughout this interview in the same frame was a portrait of the 1st king of saudi arabia of the lizzie's the palestinian cause was a seminal issue for him so you could see a bit of stagecraft along with the state craft on a lot of the ok thanks mia in the late 19th century there was a form of mass media a visual one that predated television by about 50 years and he guesses as to what that medium was postcards. postcards were a european media phenomenon the photos let people see the world without leaving their home and like many modern forms of media ther

their hash tag it's now what so this looks like a story that will continue for the lying ok thanks mina last week marked the 3rd anniversary of the death of death from a cut i want to see a multi use journalist described as a one woman wiki leaks for decades her reporting exposed organized crime and corruption on the small island state until october of 2017 when she was killed by a bomb planted in her car late last year we learned that powerful figures may have been involved in the killing those revelations led to the resignation of the prime minister among others not much else though has changed 2 men have been convicted for committing the murder what's missing are the convictions of the people who ordered it and the investigation into that has been marred by a lack of transparency and political interference the listening posts flow phillips now on a reporter killed for the work she did and how the late deaths make her want to see as journalism continues to make news. october 16th 2017 there are crooks everywhere you look at the situation that. these were the last words ever written by

allegations saying it's or mania that's using foreign mercenaries there is much historic evidence for minas use of terrorists and mercenaries during the occupation of nagorno-karabakh and adjacent regions of their beach on their money and leadership continues this policy today mercenaries are pumped into the conflict zone disguised as volunteers according to our information about 4 families and militants have recently been deployed by turkey from syria to azerbaijan they are already fighting for azerbaijan they are trained in militant camps and then transferred. russia france and the u.s. have urged the warring sides to end the fighting and they've called for negotiations involving the oas see minsk group which has been overseeing peace efforts for almost 30 years turkey has rejected pleas for a truce president erdogan has said he hopes will continue its offensive until quarterback is freed from what he calls the armenian occupation one more point in an already complex situation armenia's accused of using cluster munitions in car back and has published photos allegedly proving it the weapon

cosatu a key support of the ruling african national congress let's go to all correspond for me to mina who's live for us in perth tory and these are huge protests what are we expecting today. we're looking at some of the issues that people here want the government to pay attention to when you touched on the issue of corruption which has been a significant chance of africa especially during the time of. 'd life for some people yet. in 6 mali. government love them. adequately side from corruption is this you dealing with a lns of issues everything from pay radically. against women we do lol that even schoolroom of course was dealt with by the forgives woman he's cool date the country's 2nd pandemic and at one point this protest really appears to be about a culmination of issues i'm a member of perspiration 2 is really a basket it will be she's hoping people will say the government is not doing enough to address the frustrations of south africans and they want an answer from the government what is significant that is this is the congress of the south african trade unions it covers a numbe

there is much historic evidence for minas use of terrorists and mercenaries during the occupation of nagorno-karabakh and adjacent regions of their beach on their menial leadership continues this policy today mercenaries are pumped into the conflict zone disguised as volunteers according to our information about 4 found militants have recently been deployed by turkey from syria to azerbaijan they are already fighting for azerbaijan they are trained in militant camps and then transferred or just to give the international dimension to this russia france the us have urged the warring sides to end the fighting they have call for negotiations of valving the o.s.c. minsk group which has been overseeing peace efforts there for the past 3 decades turkey though rejected calls for a truce president obama said he hopes will continue its offensive until carlebach is freed from what he calls 'd the armenian occupation armenia accused azerbaijan of using cluster munitions in car a bike has published photos allegedly proving it has not yet responded to that allegation both sides have released a str

dr michael mina, an assistant professor of epidemiology at the harvard th chan school of public health reaffirming something that really comes from the first chapter of many immunology textbooks and that is after people get a first infection, antibodies are actually expected to wane, but i think it's very important to recognise that it doesn't mean immune protection is totally disappearing, it's just that immunity is on ingredient. it's a continuum. and this is reinforcing that the immune system, just like our brains when we want to learn something new, we have two train them and this is often through an immunity, it's to re—exposure is with, ideally, less severe disease, their second and third exposures that people get. so we should take from this, should we, the lesson that it will be entirely possible to get covid again? it may be less severe, though. that's exactly right. i believe that what we will see is that this is serving, this virus is acting like many we have seen before and when people get re—exposed, we expect that their bodies will retain through b cells, for example, ant

are want to give that to me nation to not go to the core of our lives and give part of their land to minas are not going to care about the exam and gives it up so that the relations there i would see would be would be their reaction well the why. it things the crack right now you have the russians iranians the french and the americans signaling concerns over the conflict could this conflict ever become a regional one i don't think so i think there is no grounds for that and we are strongly against these conflict to transform into a regional that's what armenia wants to do they force the invent fake news about some external support those are by john. but at the same time they're asking for external support for themselves that's why i have the feelings that the main target now where they suffered a very serious defeat on the battlefield the want to make this conflict regional but i am sure the countries which you mentioned they will never allow it to happen because security in our region is in the interests of all the regional countries and among those countries which you mentioned it's turk

i'm joined now by dr michael mina, an assistant professor of epidemiology at the harvard th chan schoolou very much for your time. i can only imagine how busy you are. what do you make of this study? there have been a number of studies at this point and this is reaffirming something that really comes from the first chapter of many immunology textbooks and that is after people get a first infection, antibodies are expected to wane. but i think it is important to recognise that it does not mean that immune protection is totally disappearing. it's just that immunity is on ingredient, it's a continuum, and this is reinforcing that. the immune system, just like i brains when we system, just like i brains when we wa nt system, just like i brains when we want to learn something new, we we want to learn something new, we have two train them and this is often through immunity, it's through re—exposures with, ideally, less severe disease, the second and third exposures, for example, that people get. so we should take from this, should we, the lesson that it will be entirely possible to get covid—

are going to we shouldn't trust our power into them because they're going to protect all of us from mina posts that they i guess believe are going to violence in the aftermath of the election so is it even it goes beyond just the censorship we're used to this is them saying we're going to control the conversation we're going to draw what happens in this country what you see what you hear and what gets out there it's next level one of things about these organizations is they look down on the american people we know they think the american people are stupid violent and they think that they have to protect us from ourselves because we have they have to take this from our own speech of our neighbors our friends our coworkers and the public figures and news organizations that we want to hear from so they're nannying us they think that they're doing some sort of ultimate good and of course anyone who thinks that they are capable of doing such a good that's classic like. dictator vent ality is that you that you know it's best for everyone else and you will use every tool at your disposal to mak

to the brazilian regulator have recommended that the trial should continue we heard from dr mohamed mina of or all of just britons like us to unify us tina he says the key question here is what's the past and who died given the real facts in. if we do look on to the front runners vaccine oxford university also zanuck up watership vaccine is the one that have received the major concerns and terms of pauses in terms of having safety concerns and know having any will and here all right but a bit in the face treats all of which is a lost 'd a trial i think that is really concerning and i think them that the real question will come about the da person has been vaccinated or was in the police said book because it would be determinative so really seeing if the safety is good enough to come to the trial or not but looking really on today on to the trial continuation because the brazilian government approved to carry on the trial meaning that probably the person has been in the political group but again the question is not about that the transparency in providing all that information public is me

are want to give that to me nation to not go to the core of our lives and give part of their land to minas are not going to care about the exam and gives it up so that the relations there i would see would be would be their reaction well the why. it things the crack right now you have the russians iranians the french and the americans signaling concerns over the conflict could this conflict ever become a regional one i don't think so i think there is no grounds for that and we are strongly against these conflicts to transform into a regional that's what armenia wants to do therefore the invent fake news about some external support those are by john. but they're the same times they are asking for external support for themselves that's why i have. feelings that the main target now where they suffered a very serious defeat on the battlefield the want to make this conflict regional but i am sure the countries which you mentioned they will never allow it to happen because security in our region is in the interests of all the regional countries and among those countries which you mentioned it's

will remain open our political correspondent hans brandt has been listening into the speech with mina's here in the studio to talk about it today to you hans we saw some rare disruptions there in the opposition back benches from the f.t. the alternative of germany what point were those parliamentarians trying to make well there are 2 points to this the f.t. the right wing populists in this current situation have trouble raising their voices have trouble increasing their political profile because obviously a lot of the focus is on government action on what i'm going to go on with the regional.

if we follow into the footsteps of those people do you think that alternatives like mina clonal antibodies could be the only best hope for us in the coming weeks or months to crack the code of code 19 you know it's a good it's a great question we sort of won't know until we find out what happens with the president you know he's not in the period of the disease this most critical yet so we really don't know as was given in vain if this should work it could really you know as you point out crack the code but i would say is that you know the vaccine is overrated and the only has to be 50 percent effective is the head and c.d.c. said a couple weeks ago you know right now the mass good masks are. up to 7 percent effective you have a total and $95.00 approval mask hundreds of millions be made many more available and you practice distancing you can really beat this you know we saw the pandemonium of the white house with you know failed testing using testing instead of just insane masks we saw what not to do but you know there's great hope right now it with with just in seeing not being closed ind

two goals from james rodriguez and another from yerry mina sealed a fourth straight win for everton. the situation of the game because they had possession and we had composure with composure defensively, we had opportunity to score and we were good as usual and so i think the performance was complete and this is the reason we deserve to win. the season hasn't started as well for pep guardiola's manchester city side. they've dropped more points. this time at leeds as their record signing rodrigo cancelled out raheem sterling's opener. 1—1 the final score at elland road. leeds are fifth while city have just one win from their opening three games. of course we are far away from the top of the league. we have to start to winning games and if not we will not be possible and it has become a marathon on with champions league and all of the teams have this situation but yeah, it was emotionalfor me the situation but yeah, it was emotional for me the way we play the last 10—15 minutes and eve ryo ne play the last 10—15 minutes and everyone around so play the last 10—15 minutes and everyone ar

two goals from james rodriguez and another from yerry mina sealed a fourth straight win for everton.top—flight, they won the league. i think we managed well, the situation of the game because they had possession and we had composure defensively. we had opportunity to score on the counter attack, we were good on set pieces, our usual. so the performance was complete and this is the reason we win. the season hasn't started as well for pep guardiola's manchester city side. as their record signing, roderigo, cancelled out raheem sterling's opener. 1—1 the final score at elland road. leeds are fifth while city have just one win from their opening three games. of course, we are far away from the top of the league. we have to start winning games and if we don't it won't be possible. now it's coming a marathon with us and the champions league. all the teams have this situation, but, yeah, heads up for everyone. it was emotional from the touchline, the way we played the last ten to 15 minutes and everybody runs and fights. so i am so delighted with the performance they have done. chelsea beat

scholar right here about what is an algerian activist and political analyst in the york city and me as mina alou she is allowed to carry on research a journalist and alistair specializes in the grab she joins us from london hello everybody is really good to see you this yasmin you start 1st this idea that the amendment to the constitution is giving protesters in algeria what they want it they have been protesting for 18 months now what are you hearing what are you seeing. so if it looking at. the plates right back to the regime has the touch of these constitution amendments it's something that merits several occasions and it's history but what that issue is that a lot of what's a paris by these the constitutional process for done you know in 3 months and you compare that to some platoon asea and its own costs for constitutional amendments it took several years so these are done you know quite swiftly and a space to have a presidential and she's the head of extra months if the main issue really is disparities between which is sad and what's written on paper and the lack of internet taishan w

international with mina caring. less than 2 weeks out from the u.s. election and president will be hoping to cut joe biden's polling lead at the final debate on thursday it will have a very different feel to the 1st round with a mute button used to stop the candidates from interrupting each other in the choice of topics will include the pandemic climate change and national security but not foreign policy and republicans say that will deny trunk the chance to attack biden over the business dealings of his son hunter meanwhile republicans want the heads of twitter and facebook to testify before congress over alleged political bias bounce off a big platforms talking down legs to a new york post article on hunter biden. delves into that and a few other controversies. it is often the case that those who trumpet loudest about being fair and unbiased aren't at all but facebook really seems to mean that they want fair elections no meddling at the president that america wants and facebook wants so today i want to share the steps that we're taking to protect el

international with mina care and. a statement moral service has just been held in paris to commemorate a murdered history teacher the french president addressed the ceremony declaring samuel party a silent hero in the face of the republic the teacher was beheaded by a jihadi extremists last week after showing caricature was of the prophet muhammad to his class r t s reports from the french capital. a solemn ceremony at the sword bone in paris on wednesday evening with about 400 people in attendance to pay tribute to the slain teacher samuel patty president paid his own tribute saying that some new party had now become the face of the french republic the face for the fight for freedom. samuel was murdered for the very reason that he embodied the values of the french republic he was killed because islamists want to destroy our future and. patty they will not prevail samuel was a victim of lies a conspiracy theory the hatred of what we are on friday he became the face of the republic and our desire to break down terroris

will remain open our political correspondent hans brunt has been listening in to the speech with mina's here in the studio to talk about it today to hans we saw some rare disruptions there in the opposition back benches from the f.t. the alternative of germany what point were those parliamentarians trying to make well there are 2 points to this the f.t. the right wing populists in this current situation have trouble raising their voices have trouble increasing their political profile because obviously a lot of the focus is on government action on what i'm going to knock out and what the regional leaders are doing so that if he has very little to say in the situation at the moment they took this opportunity to raise their voice and to get the camera focused on that and what they also protesting about and in this they are not not alone one has to say is that in the current process the parliaments of the regional parliaments and the splendors talk the central german parliament have played. no role at 0 or a very very reduced row they have not really been consulted and they feel that this c

a very warm welcome you're watching r t international with mina carrying. the peruvian government has rejected a purchase agreement for the astra zeneca corona virus vaccine lima said the pharma company has not provided sufficient data from studies this comes after the death of a young volunteer participating in that very trial in brazil this week it remains unclear whether the volunteer received the actual vaccine or a placebo or senior correspondent more and looks in deeper into what's been dubbed the worldwide race for a vaccine. there is always the risk with any vaccine any clinical trial that statistical improbability that point not one percent risk that someone dies at someone reportedly was a brazilian doctor he was part of an oxford university vaccine trial group and is believed to have suffered fatal complications but they're sure it's safe to keep going following careful assessment of this case in brazil there have been no concerns about safety of the clinical trial and the independent review in addition to the brazilian regulator have recommended

my name is mina yu the analyst for ocii and here for the workshop on the amendment to realize obligation payment schedule for the fiscal year 2021. first a bit of background. it requires the agencies create this and the amendment allowing for an amendment to june 30 or the b period. this is an overview of our schedule. this was submitted february 1st and they issued the approval april 15 and i'm here to advance the workshop on the amendment. we'll be incorporating feedback from your comment and present it as an action item before the oversight board on the 28th and then submitting our amendment to the department of finance by the 30th. this is just a reminder of the funding sources. we have our bond including prior and anticipated and we have reserve balances with property taxes and and we have a catch-all for the amount not captured by the four other funding sources. we have property tax non-admin on obligation for cost allowances. this breaks out our proposed 2020 amendment and compares this to our approved amount an increase of $4.9 million in our property tax and this is updated for

now years of decay and neglect left the philippine capital a shadow of what mina once was but there are efforts to revitalize and preserve its historic buildings a similar islander going reports. this is manila one of the oldest and most densely populated cities in the world a melting pot of asian and latin cultures a place where the divide between rich and poor is conspicuous but decades ago manila was called the pearl of the orient the manila metropolitan theater was once a testament to the city's grandeur it was a staging ground for artists from all over the world who wanted to perform in the far east but decades later the theater has become a symbol of mandela's decay now the philippine government is changing that what will make this a different piece people will come here not only because of the show but because of the building. the battle for manila between the joint filipino and american forces and the japanese imperial army in 1945 caused the loss of more than 100000 lives and destroyed much of the city government buildings the universities and monasteries were just some of the