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party? in 2013 embodied in national rescue party posed a serious challenge to the c p. but its leaders are now either next up or under house arrest. and a party dissolved. the candlelight party consists of its remnants, multi party democracy is not about the number of political parties. it's about the competition between the political party and they could compete with each other on an equal footing through the government. also pass the law barring any one who part costs the election or encourages others to do so from running in future elections. got it. i'm thinking about autumn and preventing people from both the c d does because it violates their rights to come to the seat of opposition groups leading abroad. a government amended the election though the opposition leaders will remain in the country, say the vote. even if the votes don't make a difference, they say they haven't given up on a free and fair election in the future. barnaby low, l, g, 0, no pen. a lot of all sorts come here and i'll just say are including campaigning, wraps up in spain. that of sundays, no

the amk african national congress party was founded in 1912, its leader jazzai agumeda first visited 1927 in the sixtieth, the party went underground since then, the ussr became its largest military and financial sponsor and remained so for 30 years in the soviet union , congress commanders and activists were trained in military and sabotage case. they were supplied with soviet weapons. in the leadership of the congress were the former president of south africa tabambeki and the former minister of the country's affairs of the country on the website of the world. it was even reported that in the seventy-seventh 79. she underwent military training in the ussr and was awarded the order of the red star for military merit . soviet instructors worked at the amk bases in angola and mozambique, which were then at the front. kingdoms in angola, the fighters of the marxist party empa fought with regular troops and mercenaries of south africa who were on the side of the apartheid regime. it is known that in the eighty-eighth year, mikhail gorbachev planned to reduce spending on foreign policy,

nationally. we have shown what a change labour party - victory nationally. ictory nationally. we have shown | what a change labour party can do. this should never have been a by—election. because by the chaos, the division, the infighting in the tory party, and that's why so many people have said to us that they want change. people have said to us that they want change-— people have said to us that they want chance. ., . , :: want change. labour party, 13,470. labour had — want change. labour party, 13,470. labour had hired _ want change. labour party, 13,470. labour had hired hopes _ want change. labour party, 13,470. labour had hired hopes of- want change. labour party, 13,470. labour had hired hopes of taking i labour had hired hopes of taking boris johnson's old labour had hired hopes of taking borisjohnson�*s old seat of uxbridge and south ruislip in west london, but following a recount, the conservatives clung on. the winning candidate steve tuckwell suggested that a single issue had sunk labour's chances. that labour mayor of london sadiq khan is exten

their parties victory is all but a short. after the national election commission disqualified the cadillac party for missing paper work. eliminating what analysts say was the only credible challenge to the governing party. the international community has condemned the election as a sham election. it's that it's not just about the procedure, but it's also looking at the, at the man i, i presentation with the, you know, the article patty. i'm afraid to pick top into election. when sense can vote in people's party or c p. p. points to the participation of smaller opposition parties is assigned that democracy is to live in that election will take place. the come are a national united party is making one final push out of sundays general election. there one of 17 other political parties challenging one sense party with the question is, is any one of them strong enough to be the ruling party? in 2013, embodied in national rescue party posed a serious challenge to the cp. but its leaders are now either in exile or under house arrest. and a party does

they say, you're not going to be chair anymore because you're not loyal to the national party. and kevin writes about the national party is changing the democrats since the forties are moving toward an embrace of civil rights and embrace of social welfare. and these southerners are kind of at odds with with where they are that that moment of toppling them is one of these inside washington story that was really important, had never been done before. and it sets a new mode, a new mood that i think also will alienate some of those southern democrat ites from hanging on anymore. i. good evening. thank you so much for sharing your perspectives on the book that i'm eagerly awaiting to read. i will admit i haven't read it yet, but i'm trained as a rhetorician and i to a two part question, one intended audience for your book, who could you chair? and you may have addressed this in early parts of the intro or the prolog. who's your intended audience for this? in the second part of the question is about the frustration and for lack of a better phrase, ordinary americans may feel about un

you hearing the top issues are people are concerned about in north carolina that someone in the national partyted to call and just explain to me what should we be talking about to these people. like this is what i hear all the time. folks worry how to pay their next bills. they mightom be working for some folks in some cases but it hasn't had that impact on everybody and that is something the democratic party needs to own is the pandemic is here for a lot of folks and not everybody bounces back from that as quickly as we expected them to or as everybody anticipated so talking to folks like what do you need right now and going back tow? the party with mutual aid to make sure we are helping folks access these programs that the biden harris administration has put into place to be able to help pandemics bounce back because a lot of that happens at the federal level and never makes it down. every day people are not living right now. they are surviving and we need to make sure that we are helping them do that. one issue rounding out the democratic base, north carolina had the abortion ban earlier th

if someone in the national party wanted to call you and say, what should we be talking about to these people coming you are like, this is what i hear all the time? >> i think housing. i think people would be surprised how much folks worry about how to pay their next bill. the economy right now might be working for some folks in some cases, but it has not had that effect yet on everybody feeling it. that is something the democratic party needs to own, that the pandemic is still here for a lot of folks. not everybody bounced back as quickly as we expected or anticipated. really talking to folks as though, what do you need right now? and going back to the party we were in the pandemic of mutual aid and making sure we are helping folks access programs the biden-harris administration has put in place to help pandemic bounceback. a lot that happens at the federal level never makes it to the local level. that is the part the state party has a huge obligation to play. every day people are not living right now, they are surviving. we need to make sure we are helping them do that. >> one issue

fulfill his duties due to the fact that they simply do not consider the documents, another example national partyen died on april 6, 22nd, in april of the 22nd year, all the necessary documents were submitted to where they needed to be submitted to this family, then this railway contacted us and we wrote immediately this is the commander of the national guard of ukraine. yes, on july 24, they received 1 issue. do you understand that, the flowers of the 22nd year, this was not considered for more than a year, nor was an answer added. nothing. and this indicates that the family that lost the most dearly, mother of a son, sister of a brother, a father of a son , they did not receive any support from the state only because some official put these papers aside and forgot that there are laws on the appeal of citizens to provide an answer to provide a response. and as a military unit, they generally do not provide any documents for that in order to receive benefit payments to the same children of our fallen defenders and also we turn to the ministry of defense, we turn to the border guards, to the manag

party? in 2013, embodied in national rescue party posed a serious challenge to the cp. but its leaders are now either next or under house arrest. and a party dissolved the cadillac party consists of its remnants multi party democracy is not about the number of political parties. it's about the competition between the political party and they could compete with each other on an equal footing for the government. also pass the law barring any one who point costs the election or encourages others to do so from running in future elections. got it. i'm thinking about autumn and preventing people from both. and you see the does because it violates their rights to come to the seat of opposition groups leading abroad. a government amended their election though they all petition leaders who remain in the country, say the vote. even if the votes don't make a difference. they say they haven't given up on a free and fair election in the future. barnaby low, l, g 0, no pets. or what, let's bring in moose a co, i who's the vice president of the come body and national rescue policy. th

minister color that they are who is the chairperson of the main opposition party buckner, those national parties must be relieved among other demands that the government must ensure a free and care and free and neutral. can't take a government during the interim period. of the election, which is scheduled for december of this year, or perhaps on january 2024. now we have a massive line of people stretching about a kilometer. it's a march. basically they're going to have towards the main part of the capital city . from here, we've been seeing a line after line, thousands of people matching on not many of the people are from different other opposition parties. many are just this content. people from different walks of life, they're demanding that the food prices come down. people have been suffering since last year because of high energy price and inflation. so many of them are common ordinary people. and tundra elections take place later the ca, what can we expect from that as well. this countries basically polarized by 2 major parties, the bank with us nationalist party, and the rolling all musi

least amount of votes have ever had, they are still in his king making position to work with the national partiesit's perhaps the most interesting result that i can think of, it's been complicated since 2014 with now spain becoming, moving from being a 2—party system to a multi—party system like both parliamentary systems should be, but in this case it's really, it's really interesting because once again as over the years these parties from the regional areas, so particularly catalonia and the basque country, have often been king making parties in the spanish parliament and now they are back in the driver's seat and it's going to be, it's going to be interesting to see. feijoo has his first shot and he says he gets to try to make government but he has no interest in partnering with either of those two parties and so we will see what happens. i think either way it will be a long process. it think either way it will be a long process.— think either way it will be a long process. it sure will, we will see what _ long process. it sure will, we will see what the _ long process. it sure will, we will s

here is a comment in the public broadcaster of ukraine from the general secretary of the united nation partylso participates in one main thing, that there is no european future, no democratic elections in georgia, and not without the participation of the main opposition leader, in this case , the ex-president of georgia. and very serious in relation to these georgian pro-russian properties. so if this situation is a reality, it will seriously heat up and the west will make very principled and specific requests for the liberation of the axis, mykhailo saakashvili, i am sure that this will happen in the future, eight people were injured during the terrorist attack in tel aviv, israel, among them a pregnant woman, the times of israel reports, the driver directed the car at people standing near the shopping center , then he got out of the car and rushed at passers-by the attacker killed an armed civilian with a knife, we have one terrorist killed and eight wounded, two of them are in a critical condition , three are in a moderate condition, the rest are lightly wounded, the terrorist is a reside

they make between 1 and 2% of the national votes are hugely important to him a lot of his parties had said before the election that the price would be very deep we'll see including some of the pro independent national parties. we'll have to see what their demands are. the catalan leader is reporting exile. it could be quite con throw versal here. they meet in august and the king will meet with all the leaders of the different parties and ask one of them to form a majority if they fail to do that, they have a couple of months to do that, then he can ask another leader to form a majority. if that fails, they would have a second election. the most likely scenario that's what happened in 2019 already. you remember in april there was an election, no one reached a majority they had a rerun it was the first time ever fragmentation and polarization in spanish politics. the big two parties. the socialist and the pp the dynamic has changed. turnout was good even though it was held in the summer holiday and a heat wave. there was a lot of vote. the left wing block mobilized despite beating the o

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party. at the time, the cambodian national rescue party was performed very well in 2013, as i mentioned. and the c b $1.00 oh, $125.00 seats and the national assembly. he was able to do this because china provided a economic support, but also diplomatic backing. when western governments threatens to punish the cambodian government or to impose sanctions of one kind or another. all right, and briefly, what are the main concerns for people public? the corruption corruption has been a huge issue in cambodia. it's something if you talk to ordinary people, you hear a lot of bitterness about people also jobs, basic infrastructure. so these are really important issues, particularly for the young uh, there's a lot of cambodians graduating university now that are graduating into a job market, which is not particularly well suspicious. and i think that this is something that, you know, the c p because the economy is based so heavily on government manufacturing and tourism. there's a lot of graduates that don't have a lot of opportunities. and this has been an issue. i think that, you know, those so

this national party in favor of competition over consolidation enabled america to become an economic powerhouse. that allowed our country to harness the ingenuity and hard work of citizens and reap breakthrough innovations. around 40 years ago, we decided to experiment with a different approach. policymakers bought into a set of assumptions that markets tend to be very competitive and self correctly, -- self-correcting, and a hands-off approach to antitrust competition policies would deliver to great efficiencies that outweigh any cost. consider some of the effects, the u.s. spends more on health care per capita than any other country in the world yet millions of americans are left questioning or skipping medicines that they need. a single storm or out break can suddenly trigger outages of products, leaving nurses and families to scramble. one technological which can ground tens of thousands of flights for a week, upending travel for millions and asked twitter -- taylor swift fans can attest, even buying a concert ticket is rife with hidden feeds --fees. a fifth of american workers a

mentioned about where new hampshire falls in the schedule, the state disagrees with the national democratic party order, so there's actually a chance that new hampshire holds their primary against what the national democratic party has ordered and biden doesn't even appear on the ticket. so in that case, kennedy could win, but then the national democrats say those delegates might not count. there's a lot of questions that need to be answered how powerful he is in new hampshire. neil: you know what's interesting, too, eliza. you think about it, apples and oranges, his father benefitted from, you know, an opponent who surprised lyndon johnson in new hampshire, didn't win it, but wounded the president enough at the time that lbj would not seek reelection, and along robert kennedy came along to enter the race. i'm just wondering if bigger players come to the fore here if it looks like, you know, an rfk, jr. is resonating, and that there are alternatives out there and that this could trigger bigger bold-face party names to come forward and give it a run themselves? >> a question that biden has some si

in that part of the country-— to thrive in that part of the count . ., ~ ., ., the scottish national party'sn in the house of commons is stephen flynn. hejoins us now. stephen, thank you so much for joining us. your constituency is aberdeenshire south, just gives your reaction to these announcements today? reaction to these announcements toda ? ~ ., ., today? well, there are two announcements _ today? well, there are two announcements that - today? well, there are two announcements that have l today? well, there are two - announcements that have been today? well, there are two _ announcements that have been made today. the first one is in terms of carbon capture and storage in the north—east of scotland. i think it is important for viewers to understand the wider context here because carbon capture and storage was first mooted in the north—east of scotland in 2005, at which point, the uk government chose not to invest in it. in the run—up to the independence referendum, there'd be an energy secretary told us that we would have carbon capture and storage in the north—east of scotland after th

there is a belief of many state republican party is in the national party if you're an organiser withme voters who have turned to that as they wait of participating, elderly voters, may be those who have been long—term republicans, will not participate because they don't have a means of doing so if they are not going to be going to the polls and taking the strain physically to get to the polling location. so republicans want to do a better job and trump is not the only one saying this. he has been echoed by the virginian government and others who have their own promotion of early voting and reassuring republicans in the states respectively, it is being done in a safe and legal way. the bi est in a safe and legal way. the biggest challenge _ in a safe and legal way. the biggest challenge is ron desantis, his campaign fired more than 40% of original staff and a new financial officer is well and his poll numbers are still slipping against the former president, are they trying to change strategy? the? trying to change strategy? they are, they haven't _ trying to change strategy? they are,

interestingly enough, last week, i interviewed the chair of the republican national party. and that was a key point she made. she said people don't want to relitigate the past. what they're concerned about is their future and what he will do for them. we've heard very little from him, what his plans would be for a second term. >> stand by. we have a lot more developing. right now, a massive scandal at the border. texas officials are pushing back migrants into the river when they try to cross. they're setting booby traps and denying them water to drink. >>> plus, new york is saying there is no more room. you have 60 days to leave shelters or you will be kicked to the street. >>> and switching parties from a democrat to now a republican. we'll hear why. ♪ to guide you through a changing world. ♪ the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! managellh a rtner (we did it) start today at godaddy.com as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real a

labour party's polar lead nationally.ave to go back to more traditional issues. thank you so much forjoining _ traditional issues. thank you so much forjoining us. _ kenya says it's ready to lead a multinationalforce in haiti where clashes between security forces and criminal gangs have displaced tens of thousands of people. kenya's foreign minister says nairobi would deploy 1000 police officers to the caribbean nation. earlier this month, the un secretary, general, antonio guterres, called for the creation of a multinational force for haiti. lets go to sport where there has been a big upset in the women's world cup. let's start at the women's world cup as there has been a big shock in group h. the world's second—ranked side, germany, have been beaten 2—1 by outsiders colombia. the south american side scoring the winner deep into added time, from the head of manuela vanegas. earlier morocco beat south korea 1—0 in the same group. meanwhile, disappointment for the co—hosts, new zealand have become the first ever hosts to b

it's been led by the scottish government, a national -- which is scottish national party, pro independencei-monarchy. they've absolutely been behind, you know, the pro-independence group is behind this event. there are a set of scottish crown jewels but they became redundant hundreds of years ago but they are closely held by the scottish as symbols of their history. they are the oldest crown jewels in the entire british collection, and they are there and representing scotland and it will be presentsed, this crown, which goes back to 1540, will be presented to king charles but it won't be put on his head. he's been crowned king of the united kingdom from the coronation we covered earlier in the year. he's not crowned king of scotland because that title doesn't exist now. >> heavy is the head that wears the crown as they say. thank you so much for your reporting. >>> coming up for us, around 80 million people are facing severe storm threats today. the faa is already forecasting possible ground stops at airports across the country as millions, of course, are heading home from the holiday. and

we are increasing the national living wage, it was this party that introduced the national living wage. not the party opposite. it is this party that has introduced doubled the personal allowance cutting taxes for those people and it is this party that has lifted a million people out of unemployment. i am immensely proud of the record of this government and that is why people will not trust the party opposite to crash the economy again. >> mr. speaker i asked a question about no-fault evictions. i was very clear on what the labour party would do but i can't see you getting through a single one of these encounters without the deputy private or blaming the opposition for its own record. when asked yesterday about the low number of council houses being built the housing minister said she did not recognize that statistic, when asked about support for people in temporary accommodation she said it was not her brief. the brief of the housing minister, so if it is not her responsibility whose is it? >> it was actually under this government that more council houses were built than when they wer

contingent of white northerners and westerners who are also democrats, the democratic party, a national party conservatives as across the country then as they are now. they just happened to be in they just happened to be in the democratic party at the time. and so you do have white southern conservatives are participating in the violence condoning the violence, but you have a lot of white northerners and westerners who are conservatives, white, northern conservatives who are excusing the violence and who are refusing to listen to any evidence about it. and so those aren't just ordinary. those are also people in like johnson's administration. there's nothing you can tell certain of congress and certain of president johnson's cabinet, even when it's coming from. the us army officials is what's happening in the region. they turn their heads and say, this isn't happening they got to be making it up. you're exaggerating. i think there was one more? at least one. or to. me rather the others as well. i just wondered if you could talk a little bit more about the sources that you discovered, where you

interestingly enough last week i interviewed ronna mcdaniel the chair of the republican national party, that was a key point she made, that people don't want to relitigate the past. what they are concerned with is their future and what you are going to do for them. and at least so far we've heard precious little from donald trump about that. what is plans would be for a second term. >> very true. chris standby, we have a lot more to talk about. developing right now, a massive scandal at the border. texas officials are pushing back migrants into the river when they try to cross. they're sending booby traps and they're denying them even water to drink. congressman castro joins us live or next, plus this just in. new york city is telling migrants there is no more room. you have 60 days to leave shelters or you will be kicked out in the street. and later we'll talk with a georgia lawmaker who just switched parties from a democrat to now a republican. we will hear why. the world never stops moving... growing. evolving. it demands energy that evolves with it. meeting this challenge will take

they accuse us national socialists and me in particular of that we are intolerant and unbearable people. they say that we do not want to cooperate with other partiesticians are heating up the situation by saying, national socialists, this is not about germany after all, they refuse to work with other parties. so it turns out that germany is characterized by the presence of parties? to this i can only say one thing, gentlemen. we are intolerant. i set myself the goal of creating 30 parties from germany millions of unemployed again began interruptions in supplies, food problems, food problems of course , social problems came to the fore everything. this, uh, was superimposed on the squabbling between the various parties of the democrats and the parties of the center and other bourgeois parties. all this certainly radicalized the situation. and here are many, including primarily the hitlers. they said that it was the communists and the jews. it was they who stabbed germany in the back, they destroyed the second reich. therefore, it is necessary to fight with these parties and more. part of the population. actually no good multiport democracy. i haven

and germany's far right, he of the party homes of the annual congress as the national is anti immigration party searches. and if in the i'm here until berlin, welcome to the program. the one security council has condemned the military to a new share. african leaders have also expressed their concern canyon president william brutal called it a serious setback for africa. meanwhile, general of to last monday g on the has named himself president of a new transitional council. and therefore, new shares, new leader, he has the linked force that sees power by detaining the elected president, joe. and she only has asked for domestic and international support as the in the latest moods, by new jazz military to lead is an announcement on state tv to suspend the constitution like this. it's usually created by that event. by 252010 constitution dissolved. the man who led to the mutiny appealed for support and want against foreign intervention. electronically sit there and should have the national council for the safeguarding of the country is motivated by the soul desire to preserve a beloved homela

at the 1924 democrat convention, signaling his his comeback from infirmity back into national national party. anyway, you also know he ran for governor twice here. he gave his first fireside chat here. although it wasn't counted, he organized the new deal here not to get ahead of ourselves. but without this house, its access to medical care, to expert doctors, the tireless work of eleanor as a nurse and rather an unsung aspect of her, of her life. and fdr, his own indomitable bility. we don't know how the future would have turned out anyway. that's my report on why this is such an honor for us to introduce this book here and to welcome to jonathan's this evening. i can't wait to hear their discussion. jonathan darman, a graduate of harvard and a former national political correspondent for newsweek, covered three, shall we say, post-new deal presidential campaigns, those of john kerry, mitt romney and hillary clinton. i'm sure he has some great stories about those dramas as well. you can explore them with him when you purchase a book at the reception upstairs following this discussion. but fo

hart taubert, who joined the national socialist party in 1931 and was soon promoted to the rank of sturmfter following giebels to the ministry of propaganda. taubert worked in nato as an adviser to the department of psychological warfare. i must say that his propaganda techniques are still used by the united states. the nazis of the wehrmacht found their place not only in nato, but he the revealingly brilliant career of kurt waldem, the fourth un secretary general and the president of austria, is little known, and the nazi past of austrian politicians who are not part of nato, but uh, it was also traced in the history and biography of a number of states and politicians of this country, therefore, of course, he is this fact. uh , it is impossible to deny the fact that persons in the nazi past were used by military-political structures created by participation in washington for awareness it seems to me the entire world community, by the way, information about the competition walchs, uh, and that he really was not only a member of the socialist party of germany itself, but also a member of

release of all the opposition leaders, including the chairperson of the main opposition party bung with this national move parties. they're compulsive that the i was also a former prime minister just kindly under how's that? i was serving a 17 year sentence on fraudulent and perhaps on charges. now, there are paper from other walks of life will participate in this relative because it cannot make decisions. and since last year, people have been struggling here due to high cost of living, high food prices and inflation and high energy costs. people are not satisfied with the government. they also want the government to reside and form a neutral care, take a government to conduct the election, the high level of visit from the state department, the european union, and the you when they're trying to meet the edge and encourage both sides to have a free fair election in this era next year. but things are getting increasingly confrontational every time the opposition brings out a rally. the ruling party also bring out a rally to that. there was a class as in the section of the paper area of the capital city

you are president of the band cambodia national rescue party. thank you. thank you. japan has started restricting the export of its chip manufacturing technology. the government introduced the new restrictions after the us and the netherlands passed similar measures and your rules effect 23 types of advanced semi conductor, making equipments, components, power, everything from mobile phones to military hardware. nearly a 160 countries now face tighter procedures to buy, chip making equipment from japan, wine and 42 countries can still import with your controls. japan produce has about 10 percent of the world semi conductors, but there are plans to increase it further. the us in china are also in a race to increase their supplies associated with how can she to is a professor at the school of management and information at the university if she's woke up. he says that the new measures are in response to china is aggression. a, basically, this is a joint call as you move toward off for the aggression that we're facing. especially in this region from china. jap