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collapse of the building, this time for sports, a deep excavation next to their father's building on nelson mandela street in tehran caused the walls of this building to settle and crack . excavating now, according to the opinion of the expert of the fire department, that this part of the heart and the excavation that was done next to it can be dangerous for the residents of the place, so we decided to communicate with other federations and with the prior notice of the relevant ministry through official correspondence. building i will send real madrid to the confederation, which has closed the tanker stop in its office. they closed the automobile federation. i know that you and the facilities are present. you didn't feel any danger yet , but we also sent a follow-up letter, but unfortunately , you still have to evacuate something in writing, and the risk of construction permits is for everyone. a building with at least 5 or 6 floors of parking is questionable in the constant traffic of this street . front side boom and united's defeat, the preparation of these days, with 7 more uses, serial gardens

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issued a statement announcing that such action is in line with the approach of the late leader nelson mandela the anti-racist struggle of south africa. the head of the environmental protection organization announced the return of three endangered animal species to iran's wildlife and said that with the participation of the people , other endangered species such as the crocodile and the iranian yellow deer will return to nature, fortunately with three of the species the monkey wildlife that were eliminated, one deer in the mughan plain , returned to the mughan plain, the secretary in the naiband region, fortunately, returned the part and the iranian zebra, which were in the turan region. crocodiles returned in sistan and baluchistan region by themselves the people are being managed as one of the endangered species of the country, it is supposed to be iranian yellow, which with the participation of the people in lorestan province , fortunately, in our period, arresting is happening in a suitable condition and registering information of more than 2,500 fuel cards in the search system for remaini

and announced that such an action is completely consistent with the approach of the late leader nelson mandela and the anti-racism struggle of south africa . syria condemned the zionist regime's attack on aleppo airport and warned this regime about the consequences of continuing to commit such actions. he described this attack as a double crime because this regime, on the one hand, is a civilian airport and on the other hand, it is one of the main routes for sending humanitarian aid to the victims of the earthquake , the target of the agreement. north korea's decision to fly the us b-52 bomber over the peninsula is a provocative action that will lead the situation to an endless quagmire. the ministry of foreign affairs of north korea warned that there is no guarantee that if these actions of the us continue, a physical conflict will not start on the eve of military exercises. america and south korea will warn washington and seoul in north korea about an immediate and crushing action . the exit of the wagon carrying the golden load of fuel was blocked in oklahoma. yesterday, in the continuation

and announced that such an action is completely consistent with the approach of the late leader nelson mandela anti-racist struggle of south africa. syria, the zionist attack on condemned the aleppo airport and warned this regime about the consequences of continuing to commit such actions. the syrian foreign ministry called this attack a double crime for this regime, on the one hand, a civilian airport and on the other hand, one of the main routes for sending humanitarian aid to earthquake victims. recently, following the missile attack of the zionist regime on the aleppo airport yesterday, the runway was damaged and flights were stopped. north korea called the flight of the american b-52 bomber over the peninsula a provocative act, which leads the situation to an endless swamp. the foreign ministry of north korea warned that there is no guarantee that if the actions of the united states continue, a physical conflict will not start on the eve of the military exercises between the united states and south korea. bar in oklahoma blocked yesterday, in continuation of the series of overturning of t

sponsor of this plan, issued a statement announcing such an action. with approach the late leader nelson mandela and the anti-racist struggle of south africa are completely compatible. syria condemned the israeli regime's attack on aleppo airport and warned this regime about the consequences of continuing to commit such actions. civilian and on the other hand, one of the main routes of sending humanitarian aid to the victims of the earthquake is the target of the contract. after yesterday's rocket attack by the zionist regime on the aleppo airport, the runway was damaged and the flights were stopped. take a provocative action over the peninsula that will lead the situation to an endless quagmire, the ministry of foreign affairs of north korea warned that there is no guarantee that if these actions of the united states continue , a physical conflict will not start . washington and seoul warned about an immediate and crushing action , blocking the exit of a wagon carrying golden fuel in oklahoma in the spring. yesterday , in the continuation of the series of overturning of trains carrying toxic su

and announced that such an action is completely consistent with the approach of the late leader nelson mandela anti-racist struggle of south africa. the delegation of the armed forces committee of the us house of representatives disclosed that ukraine asked the us president to sending a prohibited letter to the intelligence agencies to agree to this country . james cook and adams said that the bag of congressmen wanted to pressure biden to approve the transfer of such weapons to ukraine. and it has deadly power in a wide area and is also a great threat to civilians . it also has cluster bombs and has used them several times on the road . did you know that ukraine should accuse russia of using them ? the american newspaper new york times quoted from some american officials, whose names have not been mentioned, published new information about the explosion of the nord stream pipelines. as a result of this explosion, which occurred in muharram last year , most of the exports and fatigue in europe were cut off . before this, american officials claimed that russia itself was trying to pressure euro

. >> the whole world partied in 1994 when nelson mandela became the first president of a free south africa, ending half a century of racist brutality under the policies of apartheid. it's freedom day again, but 19 years later, the rainbow nation miracle is experiencing turbulence. poverty, violence, and a deadly aids epidemic are not the dream anyone had in mind. so where's the comedy in all of this? it wasn't hard to find. >> this season, we're in the thick of it and we'll bring you the truth and nothing but the truth. >> cut! >> how was that? how was that, guys? was that good? >> everywhere i looked there were signs of a comic uprising. open mic nights, africa's first full-time comedy club, and a new one-man show by one of south africa's biggest comedy stars, loyiso gola, host of the wildly popular satirical news show, "late night news." i met him at the barbershop for a quick course on south african stand-up. let me ask you this. how much has race affected and shaped your act? >> a lot. i talk about race a lot. i mean, wherever i go, i talk about race. ok, sure, sure. >> do you feel the

respect for this, the west sometimes forgets its speech the russian leader ended with the words of nelson mandela nothing should turn on health to freedom, and we should not allow anyone to stand up. on our way it sounds more relevant than ever african vector is strategists. czech elections in russia and we are ready to continue the dialogue. now at the end of july in st. petersburg, when the big and second summit of russia africa will be held, all states of the continent received an invitation natalya solovieva mikhail verenkov lead. the lpr detained ex-employees of the border service of ukraine they are suspected of attempting to assassinate the assistant district prosecutor tevin already recognized and told that they used the sbu curator in february of this year, the former border guards mined the car, an improvised explosive device was attached to the bottom of the victims’ car, they managed to escape it was discovered in time and bezlili as part of the investigation of a criminal case, and the encroachment on the life of an assistant district prosecutor by investigators of the committee of t

decolonization of africa we bring freedom to the whole world nelson mandela said that to be free means not just to throw off the shackles. but to live respecting, increasing the freedom of others and our fighters. they live and die to increase the freedom of others. we must not forget that one of the main goals of the special military operation is denazification, that is, the deliverance of the ukrainian people from the nazi regime, which they imposed from the outside by the forces of colonialism of the same western imperialist fourth reich , which continues to nurture its prelist and colonial plans, where is colonization. she goes everywhere. it is marching in africa it is marching in our minds, but it is marching on the fronts of a special military operation , for which a very crucial moment is now approaching, when the enemy has prepared for the offensive, and we are ready for serious business, because our deeds are right and victory will be for we hand over the floor to the news and see you in 19:50. hello on channel one evening news with you andrey kharev visit of special importan

nelson mandela. it covers the united's history, the likes of hunger strikers.n see castro on the wall, the british teens together, black and whites who live in peace, turkey's freedom fighters. samantha: it's surprising that what started as teen sheets across the road in the troubles has ended with around 80 peace walls separating hard-line communities across belfast. samantha: it's big. danny: big wall? samantha: yeah. danny: a lot of people when they do the tours, they say to me, "well, i see. it's just for tourists." and i say to them, "look, it's not for tourists." twenty three years in the peaceful state. these walls are still needed, believe it or not. samantha: it's almost unbelievable, isn't it? danny: you can google this, and some people will tell you the walls are coming down in 2023, 2024. i don't think us will come down on my lifetime, which i think is very sad. samantha: at bombay street, which was the scene of devastation in the troubles, the rebuilt houses sit under protective cages. the catholic falls district sits jammed up against the wall wit

gary younge briefly became part of nelson mandela's entourage, joined revellers as president obama was elected, and has covered much else too — gay marriage, brexit, the windrush scandal, and the black lives matter movement. gary left full—time journalism at the guardian in 2020 to become professor of sociology at the university of manchester. although he continues to write articles for various publications and books. his new one is a collection of his journalism called dispatches from the diaspora. gary younge, welcome to the media show. let's go back to some of where it all began. you studied french and russian at heriot—watt university in edinburgh, and then in yourfinal year you received a scott trust bursary from the guardian to study journalism. and i think you were quite clear at that point that you wanted to be a columnist. why? because i had been very politically involved and my entry into writing was partly because i'd studied languages and studied to be an interpreter and i like to manipulate words, but it was also because i had been very involved politically, almost precoci

gary younge briefly became part of nelson mandela's entourage, joined revellers as president obama wasack lives matter movement.

gary younge briefly became part of nelson mandela's entourage, joined revellers as president obama wasves matter movement. gary left as a full—time journalism at the guardian in 2020 to become professor of sociology at the university of manchester. although he continues to write articles for various publications and books. his new one is a collection of his journalism called dispatches from the diaspora.

and then if you would like to quote, nelson mandela, the great freedom fighter you see jeff, jeff, which is the words that are doing you ever relevant that? are you? nothing should you those me? what make us turn from the pot to freedom and we must not allow anyone to stand in our way. but i am confident that by joint efforts, by helping each other, we can do a lot for the prosperity and the wellbeing of the peoples of africa and russia. thank you for that. you have it right that live on our team to national the russian president vladimir putin. speaking of the 2nd annual russia, africa summit happening today here in moscow. let's run down just a couple of comments that from the russian president because he did touch across the spectrum of issues and very very pony and poignant issues. i just say and very straight speaking as well. basically put in saying the fact that over 40 african nations are here today at moscow, really. so the significance of this summit and the emerging multi polar world put in saying many african countries are still dealing with colonialism and racism, russia. an

so the late nelson mandela, one said, no one is born hades in another person because of the color of his skin or his background. so how does racism come about? so what happens is that we, we take on a lot of messages, a lot of images that we learn as children to hierarchy people. we learn to hurricane people on the basis of their gender, on the pieces of their skin, color, their religion, their social class. and all of these messages convey an idea of superiority for certain societal groups. and so for example, for the case of racism, black people have been portrayed as inferior as sub human. they have been portrayed as particularly criminal, as particularly unintelligent. and all of those images are to be found in all the, the narrative, the stories, the, the images that we take on every day in literature on tv, in advertisement. and so that's how we learn from a very young age to internalize, or at these to get to view blackness as something deficient as something negative. let's bring him down to a very personal level. how that's a black person like me, deal with racism when i'm f

that, i'm joined by doctor and on the state of will tool as she's chief research officer at the nelson mandela school of public governance at the university of cape town. dr. tula, welcome to the w. i'd like to start by asking you to describe how the disruption of grain exports as a result of russia's war has impacted the african continent. thank you so much for having me and good evening to your listeners and view us. so the african continent relies heavily on imported grains from ukraine and russia. so that was in ukraine has affected the flow to supply of greens to africa, thus affecting a food as the children in the region. what, what would it mean for the continent if the grain deal is not extended by march? 18 if bad, the grain deal is not extended for the continent because of those that had dependent on green imports from ukraine. and i use my lease doc up for what the wind test is in. so it would mean that the prices of green continued to, to become high, affecting could security and also availability of food stamps. it would be an effect. ted, it's not only the prices, but also the av

an american journalist who interviewed nelson mandela 30 years ago hasn't covered new details about the edge see a role in the south african politicians, imprisonment in 1962, which it's tangles account with published this week in time marketing. then in a long memo from the ca, in february of 960, to the year of mandolin, capture also marked secret. the agency pinpoints mandela as the head of the african national congress get really a movement at this. clearly aware that mandela was no longer in south africa. this is the 1st piece of evidence that the c i was struck in mandela and knew he was out of the country. according to the new revelation, the cia helped to identify mandela and blow his cover, leading to with the rest of the apartheid regime. back in 1900. $62.00 montela was subsequently imprisoned for 27 years for standing up for the civil rights of black citizens. in south africa, he received several top awards including a nobel peace prize for his will. and ending apartheid mandela was alleged to south africa, the 1st democratic president in 1994 and the written statements. thi

they even participated in the arresting of nelson mandela and sending him to prison. within 7 years. they were aiming the racists may not it regime white minority jim innocent babbling rhodesia. then there was supporting their bombings or villages or facilities in zambia. this up, what did the colonial authorities in more in angola, in mozambique, in kept bid, in gin be so they participated in killing of our leaders missionary britain, heroes. what can they tell us? what to do? they went, how many russia, how many people was russia? cute, even under the soviet union in africa, how many africans have the chinese killed who has led because enough to me that of course has russia cut it out in admitted that when africa has jana, cut it out in admitted to the queen, enough figure? how would you say russia's relations with africa have changed since the starts of the war in ukraine last year? russia was laying low with africa. the relationship was not so much pronounced. and russia doesn't, has never been advertising situations with africa. even the supported to the african

gary younge briefly became part of nelson mandela's entourage, joined revellers as president obama was university of manchester. although he continues to write articles for various publications and books. his new one is a collection of his journalism called

the biography of nelson mandela. "the story of harvey milk." you notice any pattern here? they want to ban books about black and brown people and about lgbtqi+ people. it is sick. it is hateful. what is wrong with them. if you don't like a book, don't let your kid read it. but you don't get to tell the rest of the parents what our kids are allowed to read. talk to your kids' teachers, but don't take away money from schools that fall on the wrong side of the maga culture wars. with egave republicans dozens of chances to improve this bill and make it address issues that our schools face. they voted no on all of them. get. this they voted no on getting lead pipes out of schools. they actually voted no on that. they care more about getting rosa parks out of our schools than lead pipes. and i think that says it all. so never in my life did i think i would see such a reprehensible, disgraceful bill come to the floor. we should trust parents and teachers and students to think for themselves without having toxic, maga culture wars shoved down their throats by republicans in congre

james and praised them as political heroes as if they were nelson mandela or navalny. >> the problemn the right is they can't decide whether they haven't heard of stewart rhodes or they're like nelson mandela. their attempts at rewriting january 6th are handed at best. >> there's just no rewriting. we're in the 21st century, every american saw with their own eyes what donald trump did, what the mob did to the police officers and the trauma that the police officers have since suffered. and there's no rewriting that. you're living on fantasy island if you think you can get americans to reinterpret what happened on that day. for democrats we have to live in the great big center where most americans are and that great big center means just delivering on cost of gas, groceries, health care, bring down those costs, make our kids safe in their schools, make us strong in the world, help ukraine stay in the fight. show we're competent and contrast it with their chaos. >> congressman, you have spent a lot of time using your bully pulpit to talk about the need for gun safety. your thoughts on t

of course nelson mandela was in the car, too. what are the chances joe biden would have thrown a beer bottle, full beer bottle, at those dudes? right around 100% you would think. obviously it's a lie. we know it's a lie but a biden gave interviews more recently than 60 years ago. he said actually he was totally opposed to marriage. we have the tape. here biden from 2006. >> we already have a law, defense of marriage act. we all voted. look marriage is between a man and woman and states must respect that. nobody's violated that law. there's been no challenge to that law. why do we need a constitutional amendment? marriage is between a man and woman. >> tucker: mad. what kind of screaming nasty bigot do you think joe biden was 60 years ago? chances of that very, very high. 100%. he was a pioneer in the late 1950s on gay marriage. joey, they love each other. what do you think of that? >> only took him 50 years to work up the courage to stop being a bigot and finally admit that in 2012. it's interesting because he offered us a couple

jail to visit the january 6th defendants who she describes as political prisoners like nelson mandelag federal officers including with baseball bats and batons and confederate flagpoles and spraying them with noxious chemicals and so on. they are the people they will visit and, by the way, they are being treated just fine in d.c. jail. there are two facilities there. there's the central detention facility and a central treatment facility. they are in by far the better facility with open area. they're guaranteed four or five hours a day outside of their cells, they get to go outside, weather permitting. they have access to recreation and computer tablets available to them for more than 12 hours a day in an institution that's been fully accredited by the american correctional association, so they've got it pretty good as prisoners and detainees and suspects go. now, some of them have still not pled guilty yet or been convicted of anything. they're entitled to the presumption of innocence but a lot of people that they're visiting tomorrow, i think, eight or nine of them have already pled

we have nelson mandela, rosa pa parks, a nigerian feminist, first woman to drive a car in nigeria andmother of a famed musician. and what the students are saying is that the lesson is that you must remember the lessons of the past to not repeat them. and they are very engaged in fighting for freedom and also raising awareness. it is the fourth year they are doing it here. and one of the teachers tells me that the head teacher here has actually been very engaged in fighting for freedom of children. and she was involved in prosecuting -- helping to prosecute a children's home that was abusing children in its care. and so this is an issue that is very important to this school and the students here are very passionate and excited about being involved in this day. >> steph and scott, thank you so much. it will be a busy day. >> and you can join cnn as we observe "my freedom day," share your message on social media using #myfreedomday. >>> stunning new image from space, experts say that they have discovered the first direct evidence of an active volcano on venous venus. >> analysis reveals

like alexander showed -- nelson mandela in south africa.prisoners, there are 20 of the mayor, 17 of them have been charged with assaulting federal officers including with baseball talents, baton, confederate polls and spraying them with knox's -- chemicals in. those are the people they're gonna visit. and by the way, they're being treated just fine in d.c., jail there to facilities there, the central detention facility and the central treatment facility. they're in by far the better facility, with open area that they're guaranteed for five hours a day outside of their self. they need to go outside weather permitting -- active to recreation. and they have computer tablets available to them for more than 12 hours a day. and an institution that's been fully accredited by american correctional association. they've got it pretty good. as prisoners and detainees and suspects go. some of them have still not pled guilty at. or have been considered anything. they're entitled to the presumption of innocence. but a lot of people that they're visiting

sam from michigan, if kamala is churchill, biden must be nelson mandela.nything. we should not be expecting an apology over the murder threat after she hadn't apologized after the tank drama. save our bald eagle population, let them feast on moose and caribou. caribou is delicious. do they call that ve venison. if the migrants are crossing from quebec, canada, they are la g rande bigfoot. i was speaking in the language of the illegals. not in the country that the illegals flew into and then left. and what is it about montreal. not good enough for the illegals? what's going on. tucker carlson is next, always remember one thing, i i am watts and this is my world. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the war ongoing in ukraine, whatever your view of it is completely reshuffling the world order and america's place in it. it dawned on us last week, it's not clear where some of the people running for the republican nomination stand on that war. so, we sent a questionnaire to everyone running, amazingly all of them responded. and the p

he tried to visit nelson mandela in south africa. the policies that are hurting the very people that he claims to care about. inflation, people of the very bottom when they are paying more for gasoline, have a bigger bite out of the pocketbook the people in the middle-class and upper-class. borders. people have to complete against the legal unskilled workers are black and brown workers with high school or less living in the inner cities, the people joe biden claims he cares about and his opposition to choice in schools, you've got 13 public high schools in baltimore, 0% of the kids can do math at grade level. 85% of black eighth-graders nationwide can neither read nor do math at grade level and yet biden and his party opposed school choice. these things offend me. more than what he says to be down with the brothers and get votes. >> sean: do you agree with larry? the things he says people should pay attention to our horrible policies or both? what with the reaction across the country be if this was said by somebody, a white politicia

but you e1know, what's frustratg is the idea that ie1 think backo nelson mandela and what he went throughot afforded these opportunities. so these false -- these false comparisons that they're drawing, it's really offensive because we have real issues in this çócountry. we have real political prisoners. we saw what happened with brittney griner and where the republican party was on her they were against that. they felt like that was problematic. yet under these circumstances, for whatever reason, they felt like it made sense to have senior colleagues, senior democrats go in and sit down and talk to and coddle people that tried to kill them. it did not make sense. and sou &háhp &hc both freshmen who were not victims on that day of their heinous crimes, we were the only ones in my opinioni] that were best suw4#d to actually go in because it did not make sense to try to put my members, my coz,cagues at risk of something even more tragic happening in t. >> just for the record, i have been excited to talk to you all youe1 and i always enjoy ourxd conversation. congressman garcia made the point

inspiration from desmond tutu of the south african reconciliation tribunal with people like him and nelson mandela. they give hope to the world and thank god for sending them and giving them the courage to do what they did. i also thank god for my family my husband and my children. i also thank god for the good people who have touched our lives every. time. i read it. i can't help myself. i laugh. both of us finally having risen our own other side. she's cooking jollof rice at the stove. she's kicking on the phone with a cousin in nigeria. she's spreading her mat, her prayer mat, east she's in her garden, bent over a crown of marigolds. i recognize the miracle of a clearing. thank you. those are beautiful. hello, everybody i have a theory that that rain makes for better parties because it keeps all the sort of lame people who are only, like, half interested in being there away. so i anticipate this will this will be a good a good day for all of us. so about four years ago, i think maybe to the day i found a bunch of cassette tapes in my parents basement in the east village and they were turned out