moria was built as a temporary camp to house 3,000 refugees.time yaser arrived, it had burst at the seams with 2a,000 people living in squalor, waiting sometimes for years for their asylum claims to be processed. crying violence, disease, and mental illness were commonplace. yaser found an organisation called refocus, an ngo that teaches camera skills to help the residents of moria document their lives in the camp. then came the pandemic. since march, the camp had been under lockdown. but it wasn't until the start of september that they diagnosed the first positive case. the authorities began isolating suspected cases in a specially—built quarantine zone inside the camp and that may have been a catalyst for what happened next. so this is, we're back to 8 september, yeah? in the footage that yaser shot on the night of the fire, we see a red car with its window smashed in. yaser follows the crowd to the covid zone where the migrants release those held in quarantine. two hours later, what was a disturbance has become a riot. and it's now that the

moria was built as a temporary camp to house 3,000 refugees.ed, it had burst at the seams with 2a,000 people living in squalor, waiting sometimes for years for their asylum claims to be processed. crying violence, disease, and mental illness were commonplace. yaser found an organisation called refocus, an ngo that teaches camera skills to help the residents of moria document their lives in the camp. then came the pandemic. since march, the camp had been under lockdown. but it wasn't until the start of september that they diagnosed the first positive case. the authorities began isolating suspected cases in a specially—built quarantine zone inside the camp and that may have been a catalyst for what happened next. so this is, we're back to 8 september, yeah? in the footage that yaser shot on the night of the fire, we see a red car with its window smashed in. yaser follows the crowd to the covid zone where the migrants release those held in quarantine. two hours later, what was a disturbance has become a riot. and it's now that the blaze really get

they confronted aid organizations blocked the streets to moria when u.n.h.c.r. camp went up in flying and amid all the chaos thousands of children including 5 a mo hamad is there anything good here. no no scenes do you see anything good here . i don't think it's a party in iceland they spend their vacations on these islands. with the fed oh you might like it but we don't you can come and go as you please we have to stay and. think again i wanted to go to athens. but on and what's there things are good there they say no fighting. it's been 5 months since the new zion family has arrived and they still haven't been heard athens is like a faraway train meanwhile the new government there has tightened asylum regulations anyone arriving after january 2020 receives a decision within one month one after 2 applications from afghanistan are approved but anyone who finally makes their way from list to athens will most likely end up here in victoria park many sleepier according to the new asylum nor approved asylum seekers are provided food and shelter for 30 days after tha

she also witnessed the fire in moria on the 8th of september. this was a sham it was awful she grabbed my 2 sisters and ran out of everything else all their clothes and belongings and it all burned so but and. kristin naaman from the aid organization by its cries helps reunite families but it's not easy to feel thirty's examine each case very carefully some parents deliberately send their children ahead to germany alone in the hopes of being allowed to follow in heir funds case greece has now issued a takeover request. of the german government the federal office for migration and refugees has rejected greece's request they argue that this is not a case of hardship and separation from your family apparently does not constitute dot chip case. we definitely want to challenge this decision before court and we've already requested an injunction with our local court of claims we want the court to rule that the oath or it is responsible for reuniting the family must do so. we hope it will. push through into this issue i want to be able to help my mothe

for example, i saw manija crying in despair when moria was burning. and then she really impressed me with her actions. first, she organized the protest and then she established a school again in the new mp and taught th younge children. it's unbelievable how these people manage to keep looking ahead." >> flooding, the looming winter, the coronavirus pandemic, what has to happen to make europe remember its fundamental values? >> "i can't mprehendhat we aren't helng these pple because we are afraid of more migrants arriving. some of the people that we are talking about have been living here for twor three years alread hardly any migrants arrived here last year." >> for some here, the photographer is a mainstay including masha from afghanistan. >> "when i told her that i would be leaving in a few days, she turned around suddenly and said to me: "will you come and say goodbye to us before you leave. i almost welled up with tears." "before you leave say goodbye to us" is also the working title of a forthcoming photo book a book devoted to the people whose

she also witnessed the fire in moria on the 8th of september this was a sure it was awful she grabbed my 2 sisters and ran out of everything else all their clothes and belongings and it all burned so but and. kristin naaman from the aid organization by its cries helps reunite families but it's not easy feel thora he's examine each case very carefully some parents deliberately send their children ahead to germany alone in the hopes of being allowed to follow in their phones case greece has now issued a takeover request. of the german government the federal office for migration and refugees has rejected greece's request they argue that this is not a case of hardship and separation from your family apparently does not constitute dot chip case. we definitely want to challenge this decision before court and we've already requested an injunction with our local court of claims we want the court to rule that the author already is responsible for reuniting the family must do so. we hope it will. sure ensure this is i want to be able to help my mother 1st and then move. and dust in my can't i d

she also witnessed the fire in moria on the 8th of september this was a sure it was awful she grabbed my 2 sisters and ran out of everything else all their clothes and belongings and it all burned so but and. kristin naaman from the aid organization by its cries helps reunite families but it's not easy to feel thirty's examine each case very carefully some parents deliberately send their children ahead to germany alone in the hopes of being allowed to follow in heir phones case greece has now issued a takeover request. of the german government the federal office for migration and refugees has rejected greece's request they argue that this is not a case of hardship as separation from your family apparently does not constitute dot chipchase. we definitely want to challenge this decision before courts and we've already requested an injunction with our local court of claims we want the court to rule that the author is responsible for reuniting the family must do so. we hope it will. be sure this is i want to be able to help my mother 1st and when i move. and dust and i can't i don't know

they're watching the news from berlin coming up next doc film with moria the e.u.'s filled refugee policy remember to keep up to date with all the latest stories from your region and. around the world at our site d.w. dot com follow us on twitter and instagram as well the hand list at d w news i'm told me a lot of well that's it for me but stay with us the news continues at the top of the out. to. a man who many portions of lunch us rode out in the morning climb a tree it off a story this is one place in a way from just one week. before it's going to really just like. we still have time to where i'm going. to it was the night of september the 18th when refugee camp morea on a great car and went up in flames on the farm was probably started by people driven by just one wish to get out. the following day large parts of europe's largest refugee camp play in ruins. what was the reason for the file. the movie as nic said guest and moria hasn't just recently become a problem in movie the conditions in the camp had been a problem for 4 and a half 1000000 said so i see a fi

the movie as they said guest and moria hasn't just recently become a problem in movie the conditions in the camp had been a problem for 4 and a half 1000000 if i like that was foreseeable for has it was in many german cities says since demanded that britain. eugene's from warrior be taking they called upon politicians to put a stop to the humanitarian catastrophe on the greek islands. thanks. to the people stranded here have placed all their faith in europe but does europe have an answer. the question needs a free and we cannot be content with our european migration policy to get we don't really have one of the zionist was the o.p.'s what the e.u. has delivered to date is an absolute disgrace to european values easy arm silly absolute obscene. september 2023 days after flames engulfed morea thousands of huddled on the streets outside a discount supermarket we're looking for fire she's only 11 and has spent the last year with her parents in to c.p.s. in the morea refugee camp like most people here she and her family fled afghanistan now after the fire they don't have a prefab if they

luxemburg and germany to understand the idea behind camps like moria and how they even came to be built we need to look back at 2015. if back then hundreds of thousands of people headed west for europe. they were fleeing from the wars that had destroyed their homes in syria iraq and afghanistan. the situation in refugee camps in neighboring countries had become unbearable. if we didn't look pretty good so i don't find it looking back at 2015 i think it's important to point out that that year was a complete exception to the norm obvious the middleman and focus again on the for the mediterranean hadn't seen anything like it for the past 50 years of things cut this off and that's because the world's largest refugee crisis in decades had unfolded right in front of europe's gate flood into an opus something from that perspective it's a bit unprofessional to say we are preparing ourselves for the next time a 1000000 people come our way them out of an enemy and there won't be another $1000000.00 migrants within a year in the forseeable future its recent new ever claims there will be is just tr

of around 25228000 refugees migrants on the on the island not on the island in the the location of moria as a result when we hear that another close camp was going to be created on the island it was the only thing expected that the entire island would would unite and not allow this to happen. we had we had had enough show in february where we had this uprising and then this led to now more dia being burned down and for sure now the e.u. must pay attention as to what is taking place here because people will start clashing with each other you will have locals against locals locals against refugees or refugees against locals refugees against refugees how has it affected you and your family it doesn't still affect you. it's something that it is a weight. the creature. apparently it's. it is a weight that we will take with us toward a grave. yes we've been affected. to the point that it's suffocating. so we've not only been affected psychologically. we've been affected financially where we feel this insecurity we don't know if our business will exist for a year or 2 from now. i don't know whe

luxemburg and germany to understand the idea behind camps like moria and how they even came to be built we need to look back at 2015. if back then hundreds of thousands of people headed west for europe. they were fleeing from the wars that had destroyed their homes in syria iraq and afghanistan. the fact that the situation in refugee camps in neighboring countries had become unbearable. if we didn't look pretty good so i don't find it looking back at 2015 i think it's important to point out that that year was a complete exception to the norm as the middleman in focus again on the for the mediterranean hadn't seen anything like it for the past 50 years of things cut us off that's because the world's largest refugee crisis in decades had unfolded right in front of europe's gay flight into an opossum thing from that perspective it's a bit unprofessional to say we're preparing ourselves for the next time a 1000000 people come our way them out of an enemy and there won't be another $1000000.00 migrants within a year in the forseeable future it's recent new ever claims there will be is just t

been forgotten because the media only really focuses on the refugee and the migrant issue to keno moria burnt down and how how have people been affected by it has perception changed from the islanders towards this issue in the beginning you are taking people in now how do you feel about it we feel distraught angry at the feelings that we feel are like an internal turmoil that's very hard to deal with it's boiling within us because in 2016 when we were yelling for help our voices were not heard we were not included in any kind of discussions in order to provide a solution as to what was taking place on the island we had the arrival of all these n.g.o.s also on the island that did not even take into consideration that there was a local community that was living here already and that their actions may in fact be affecting someone negatively it's important to stress that when n.g.o.s arrive somewhere they come to provide. right assistance to the local community that is dealing with some kind of crisis in our case here we had the arrival of a 3rd party on to our island which are the refugees

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disparÓ a un hombre de 20 aÑos en la cabeza que morÍa la escena.portan en condiciÓn crÍtica. finalmente sospechoso ingresÓ un restaurante y le dispara una mujer en la cabeza. y el cambio fue dado de baja. hasta este momento superintendente de la policÍa dice que no se establece el motivo y que continÚan investigando. arantxa:migrantes de África, haitÍ, cuba, y centroamÉrica, llevan parados en la frontera sur de mÉxico desde septiembre. como nos cuenta paulina, no tienen incertidumbre de cuÁndo licitud nacional de migraciÓn les permitirÁ realizar este trÁmite. reportera: decenas de migrantes desesperados e indignados pidieron autoridades que resonÓ su situaciÓn para poder seguir la travesÍa al norte. >> queremos que nos atiendan, que nos den la visa para irnos. >> explicaron que llevan dÍas durmiendo en la calle en tapachula, chiapas, para no perder su lugar en la fila. >> aguantando frÍo y todo. >> elementos de labor en escena fueron desplegados para controlar la situaciÓn y resguardar el lugar. de los migrantes aseguraron que luego de pasar la fro

y cuando el tiempo moría otra vez se metía por derecha, sacaba el centro y cerraba de cabeza.sin la presencia de familiares. además tenemos cobertura especial tras la noticia de que el presidente de méxico está contagiado de coronavirus. un niÑo hace su comunidad a ayudar ancianos. imágenes de cimas >>> antes de despedirnos queremos compartirle estas imágenes. se trata del momento en que el coheteestrella de la compaÑía aeroespacial de (nombre extranjero) hoy llevaba 133 naves espaciales y gubernamentales además de otros 10 satélites de la misma empresa. y su historia una vez más porque es la mayor cantidad de naves jamás desplegada en una sola misión. de hecho el lanzamiento se llevó a cabo desde cabo caÑaveral. muchas gracias por su sintonía, los esperamos más detalles a las 11. (música) >> (musica). los soÑadores so >> (musica). >> el presidente joe bid

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. >> como un problema asÍ describe juan osorio el problema que viviÓ cuando pensÓ que se morÍa por ele despedirse de este mundo mientras niurka no paraba de llorar tenemos los detalles. >> tremendo escÁndalo porque a solo horas de presentar a su nueva novia cristiÁn castro cierra sus redes sociales en medio de una lluvia de denuncias de supuestas exnovias por abusos y humillaciones aquÍ te contamos todo. >> conoce la historia de una exitosa empresaria de lÍnea de cosmÉticas que a pesar de la crisis en la pandemia y competir contra grandes multinacionales supo salir ante y ahora inspira a otras mujeres a cumplir sus sueÑos. >> desde el 13 de marzo el teatro united palace cerrÓ sus puertas sin despedir a sus empleados vamos a ver cÓmo pudieron lograrlo y cÓmo se preparan para reabrir. >> hoy nos acompaÑa la periodista elena para contarnos como la vida le quitÓ la vida a su padre en su libro. >> si tu cara delata esas libras de demÁs, aquÍ te vamos a mostrars cÓmo disimularla en la tÉcnicas de lenguaje. >> empezamos con gran esperanza hoy en "un nuevo dÍa" hoy en "un nuevo dÍa" ♪♪ ♪♪ muy

. >> la pregunta que se morÍa. vÉalo que respondiÓ. >> ustedes no cambian. y luego dicen.e viviÓ en la famosa banda. escribiÓ en su cuenta de instagram, serÁ una historia real, sin filtro, nosotros nos lo merecemos. todo los niÑos del mundo se lo merecen. anthony galindo se lo merece. basta ya. renÉ dijo que el documental que publicaron sobre menudo le dieron ganas de vomitar y que muy pronto se sabrÁ la verdad de esta historia, asÍ que serÁ una nueva saga en este capÍtulo de la historia de menudo. >> estaremos pendientes. sobre esto, porque estoy segura que darÁ mucho de quÉ hablar. >> bueno, yo sÉ que ada estÁ fascinada con la series de telemundo, y ella conoce un poco siempre mÁs de todo. no sÉ cÓmo se entera, pero ahora sabe mÁs de la historia de amor de la suerte de loly y nos traes una probadita. >> vamos a ver. >> vamos a ver. >> nunca ha creÍdo en el amor. >> hola. >> me llamo rafael ¿cÓmo te llamas?. >> me llamo loli. >> pero parece que el destino. >> loli. >> ¿sÍ?. >> le va a hacer una jugada. >> les quiero presentar al nuevo vicepresidente de producciÓn de globa

mi miedo era si se morÍa y no lo veo o si me muero yo y Él no tiene pasaporte, me llegÓ a contagiar deos: ella come la misma cantidad de todos de "despierta lupita dalessio hablo con nuestros amigos de televisa espectaculos sobre la agresion que vivio su hijo cesar d'alessio. y tambien, sobre el concierto que dara para celebrar sus 50 aqos de carrera. veamos.. va a ofrecer un recital vÍa streamingpara compartir con su pÚblico y cantar su grandes Éxitos. [mÚsica] lupita d'alessio: como son 50 aÑos nos vino redondo. no puedo cantar toda la discografÍa. es muchÍsimo. son mÁs de 50 discos. no se puede. metimos como 22 canciones. una canciÓn de don armando manzanero "esta tarde vi llover" para honrar su memoria. >> tendrÁ una invitada especial. lupita d'alessio: cuando me hablaron para comentÁrmelo dije si me voy a atrever o no. >> no hay quien te llegue. lupita d'alessio: es mi nieta. >> quÉ maravilla! lupita d'alessio: imagina ver a mi nieta cantando. es una niÑa que tiene un oÍdo espectacular. eso me va a hacer llorar mucho. eres el Único que se lo he dicho. muchas gracias. >> al tocar e

. >> me preguntaban que si me morÍa en estos momentos estarÍa conforme y les dije que no, que quieroetalla cÓmo poncho lizÁrraga le prestÓ una lana hace unos meses. >> el me prestÓ un dinero. yo quiero pensar que es a cuenta de lo que viene a futuro, de lo que haremos a futuro. no es que me estuviera muriendo de hambre. dee mÉxico para "despierta amÉrica" daney d''iaz. francisca: lo bueno es que estÁ bien de salud y que puede empezar a hacer las cosas que ama y que le gustan. compartir la mÚsica con todos ustedes y con todos los que lo quieren. raÚl: y que lo mantiene vivo, ♪ ♪ ♪ ¿algún préstamo estudiantil? ¡si, pero es la primera abogada de la familia! bueno, parece que su sueldo aumentó- ¿aumento? if you want, i can finish this up for you. you can do that? yeah. prepara tus taxes con un experto, o deja que nuestros expertos los preparen por ti. intuit turbotax live. personas por todas partes que viven con diabetes tipo 2 o dejestán despertandopertos a lo que es posible. con rybelsus®. rybelsus® funciona diferente para bajar el azúcar en la sangre que cualquier otra pastilla para l

como un Ángel guardiánuna vecina salva de morir a una familia mientras morÍa y su casa era devorada poren tomar en dinero o recibirlo en anualidades. los ganadores recibirÍan 329.7 millones de manera inmediata mientras recibirÍan 316.4 millones. en ambos casos deberÁn pagar 25% en impuestos. si no jugamos, las probabilidades de ganar son cero. hay que apostar de vez en cuando. adelante. carla: buenos dÍas doctor juan. cuando: esa cantidad de dinero cambia la vida de las personas. a veces para bien y a veces para mal. si la persona no lo sabe manejar. carla: yo le pido a dios que me de lo que estoy dispuesta a aceptar y que me vaya bien y que no me cambie en la vida. juan: a mÍ que me den salud. carla: hemos tenido la dicha de recuperarnos el covid ya nos hemos sacado la loterÍa y aquí estamos comprometidos a ayudar danilo barco, mejor conocido como el doctor sin estres, y el dr. estamos listos para la segunda dosis de la vacuna hoy. >> hoy me toca. juan: a mÍ me toca maÑana. carla: con la segunda se supone que ya estÁn del otro lado. que viva la ciencia. hay que confiar en los cientÍfic

earlier this morning, 88—year—old moria edwards received hers at epsom racecourse.he seven sites across the country which have opened their doors this morning, including in bristol, manchester, london, birmingham, newcastle and stevenage. more than 600,000 people aged 80 or over are being sent letters this week, inviting them to book an appointment. nhs england says these new sites mean thousands ofjabs will be delivered every week, as our health correspondent, jim reed reports. from today, this will become one of the largest vaccination sites in the country. ashton gate stadium in bristol has been converted into a huge vaccination centre. the south concourse will be open 12 hours a day, delivering thousands of doses a week, if there is enough supply to go around. it's one of seven mass vaccination centres being opened in england, from surrey to manchester, with more planned in the coming months. ok, here we are. 0k, go. to start with, locals over 80 years old, plus health and social care staff, will be contacted and asked to book an appointment. we do need to be va