thousands of people have returned to the streets of the northern spanish city of pamplona to continueuitted five men of raping a teenager at the annual bull—running festival. the men were convicted of sexual abuse instead. it's the third straight day of demonstrations. sophie long reports. tens of thousands of people — one message. it's not sexual abuse, it's rape. this is the third day people have filled the streets of pamplona and other cities across spain after a court acquitted five men gang rape. their 18—year—old victim had been at pamplona's bull running festival when they surrounded her and made her have sex with them. they used smartphones to film it and brag about it. calling themselves la manada, or "the pack". but this court acquitted them of rape and found them guilty of the lesser offence of sexual abuse. jailing them for nine years. that, say these women, is not justice. translation: we believe this sentence is intolerable, justice blames us and justice doesn't protect us. translation: all we want is that when we go out at night not to feel fear. we feel it constantly,

fury on the streets of pamplona, as tens of thousands protest over the conviction of a group of men forexual abuse rather than rape. more mass demonstrations against official corruption in armenia, the protest leader rallying support for his own bid to become prime minister. also in the programme, we meet a sheep farmer in the yorkshire dales who's offering asylum seekers a taste of countryside life. hello and welcome to bbc world news. president trump says he's had a long and very good phone conversation with the south korean president moonjae—in, following the summit between the leaders of the two koreas. mr trump said the time and location of his own meeting with the north korean leader kim jong—un was being set. us media reports say singapore and mongolia are being considered as possible venues, but this has not been confirmed. caroline davies reports. welcomed with a handshake. these miles and south korean leaders have been beamed around the world. what sort of welcome has the world given them? kouyate, the north korean state—run tv station called the visit a turning point, it was

fury on the streets of pamplona, as tens of thousands protest over the conviction of a group of men for sexual abuse rather than rape. more demonstrations in armenia, as the ruling party says it doesn't always have to be in power — we hear from the country's president. also in the programme, as part of the bbc‘s crossing divides season... we meet a sheep farmer in the yorkshire dales who's offering asylum seekers a taste of countryside life. north korea has hailed its summit with the south as an "historic meeting" which paves the way for the start of a new era. the two leaders — the north's kim jong—un and the south's moonjae—in — agreed to work to rid the peninsula of nuclear weapons. and the momentous meeting has further cemented president trump's summit with kimjong un later this year. caroline davies has this report. welcomed with a handshake, the smiles of the north and south korea leaders beaming around the world, but the north korean state—run tv station called the visit a turning point, it was hailed as the start of a new era. in the south the visit showed the north korean ruler

has cleared five men of gang raping a young woman and the twenty sixteen bull running festival in pamplona at filmy instant and then bragged about it on messaging service what some demonstrators say sensing the men for the lesser offense of sexual abuse which carries jail sentences of nine years each is not enough the victim and her lawyers appealing the verdict i the court's ruling has unleashed a wave of anger around the spain i was protesters and says to the verdict as to lenient and that too often it felt like the victim was the one on trial i would say there are so many incoherencies of the sentence the justice system is still patriarchal it blames ostrov than protecting us even though the victim was still as we don't want to be scared to go out at night but we always are it's horrible and unfair leaving you see who still get you. i the crime took place during the annual san fermin bull running festival in pamplona back in two thousand and sixteen amid the drinking and revelry prosecutors alleged five men led and eighteen year old woman into a building where they raped her filmed them

for the third day in a row, tens of thousands of demonstrators have filled pamplona's streets.severe injustice against rape victims. translation: all we want is that, when we go out at night, not to feel fear. we feel it constantly, and this is so horrible and unfair. it was during the popular running of the bulls festival in 2016 when five men surrounded an 18—year—old woman. according to a police report, they had nonconsensual sex with her. they filmed the attack and shared it on the messaging service whatsapp under the group name la manada, spanish for "the pack". on thursday, a judge dismissed the rape charge against the men because there was no intimidation or violence, a technicality in spanish law that protesters want to change. prosecutors were pushing for 20 years' jail, but the men were instead found guilty of sexual abuse, a charge which carries a more lenient sentence. they have each been jailed for nine years. supporters of the victim have criticised how the five—month case was handled, saying it often felt like she was the one on trial. it's caused a national outc

the crime took place during the annual san fermin bull running festival in pamplona back in two thousand and sixteen. amid the drinking and revelry prosecutors alleged five men led an eighteen year old woman into a building where they raped her filmed themselves in the act and then stole her mobile phone but judges stopped short of ruling the crime to be rape which in changing how spanish law defines break. any change to the laws must be well thought out and all political parties must participate in out that's our will proceed. i with protests to continue so too is the court case that's driving them lawyers for both the prosecution and defense say they're going to appeal the ruling . but this league a season is going down to the wire for clubs locked in the relegation scrap on saturday last place cologne headed to freiburg eating a win to have any hope of avoiding the drop and with the hosts also fighting for their lives it was not going to be an easy day for either side. classic six point game got moving fast mike france with the crust and pietersen in the scoring in the fourteenth minu

seem to still get it i think crime took place during the annual san fermin bull running festival in pamplona back in two thousand and sixteen amid the drinking and revelry prosecutors allege five men led an eighteen year old woman into a building where they raped her filmed themselves in the act and then stole her mobile phone but judges stopped short of ruling the comment says it's now considering changing how spanish law defines break. any change to the laws must be well thought out and all political parties must participate in out that's our will proceed because as she said i i with protests to continue so too is the court case that's driving them lawyers for both the prosecution and defense say they're going to appeal the ruling i. have some of the other stories making news around the world our media governing party says it will not put forward a new candidate for prime minister. resignation a week ago the move is seen as a bid to ease tensions following weeks of antigovernment protests opposition leader . is now the only candidate in parliament will make a selection on tuesday. a french

who still get here i the crime took place during the annual san fermin bull running festival in pamplona back in two thousand and sixteen amid the drinking and revelry prosecutors alleged five men led an eighteen year old woman into a building where they raped her filmed themselves in the act and then stole her mobile phone but judges stopped short of ruling the crime to be raped which requires evidence of violence or intimidation under spanish law. multiple lawmakers have condemned the ruling the conservative government says it's now considering changing how spanish law defines great bargain any change to the laws must be well thought out and all political parties must participate in out that's our will proceed. i with protests to continue so too is the court case that's driving them lawyers for both the prosecution and defense say they're going to. appealed the ruling. now some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o. has urged saudi arabia to resolve its dispute with qatar and a meeting with saudi king samana and riyadh on pale set goals

fury on the streets of pamplona, as tens of thousands protest over the conviction of a group of men fors demonstrations against official corruption in armenia, the protest leader rallying support for his own bid to become prime minister. also in the programme, we meet a sheep farmer in the yorkshire dales who's offering asylum seekers a taste of countryside life.

thousands of taking to the streets in pamplona spain they're protesting after five men accused of raping a young woman and the twenty six year running of the bulls were convicted of the lesser crime of sexual abuse cases sparked anger given increased reports of sex attacks feel that. russia iran and turkey say they will work together to ensure syria is not divided up amid efforts to end the country's civil war in moscow russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said u.s. led missile attacks on syrian government targets two weeks ago had set back efforts for a political solution. you. see the terminally ill toddler at the heart of a long running legal battle has died in a british hospital alfie evans had a rare brain disorder the doctors said was incurable his parents took the case to course after children's hospital decided life support should be withdrawn against their wishes. a tiny boy a short life a big impact. these liverpudlians have come to pay their respects to alfie evans. he was less than two years old and suffering from a degenerative neurological condition. when doctors conclude

tens of thousands of people have demonstrated for a third day in the spanish city of pamplona, after acquitted five men of raping a teenager at the annual bull—running festival. the group were found guilty of the lesser charge of sexual abuse. coming up, meet the author. my my guest is rowland phillips, a publisher turned biographer, who has written a revelatory life or perhaps the most puzzling of the cambridge spies who worked for the soviet union. that's coming up. hello and welcome to our look ahead to tomorrow's papers. with me is bonnie greer, playwright and writer for the new european, and anne ashworth, assistant editor at the times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the observer leads with calls from london mayor sadiq khan — the paper says he's calling for the home secretary to resign over what he says is her "inhumane treatment" of immigrants. the mail on sunday reports on allegations regarding the tory mp charlie elphicke. he denies any wrongdoing. the sunday telegraph's front page includes the news that asda and sainsbury‘s are in talks about a merger. the s

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more than 30,000 people in the spanish city of pamplona have protested against the conviction of a groupmen for sexual abuse rather than rape. it's the third day of demonstrations. protesters say the verdict is too lenient and sets a dangerous precedent for gang—rape cases. there have been more mass demonstrations against corruption in armenia, with the protest leader rallying support for his bid to become prime minister. the parliament is due to choose a new prime minister on tuesday. the ruling party says it won't nominate a candidate in an effort to ease tensions. the supermarket giants sainsburys and asda are in advanced talks about merging. sources say sainsbury‘s would buy its rivalfrom its american owner, walmart. the two firms are the second and third largest supermarkets in the uk and, if combined, would overtake tesco in terms of market share. our business correspondent, joe lynam reports. they are two of the best—known brands in the uk, but now they want to merge into one company. the surprise announcement that asda and sainsbury‘s are tojoin up has shaken up the grocery marke

more than 30,000 people in the spanish city of pamplona have protested against the conviction of a groupmen for sexual abuse rather than rape. it's been the third day of demonstrations. protesters say the verdict is too lenient, and sets a dangerous precedent for gang—rape cases. there have been more mass demonstrations against corruption in armenia, with the protest leader rallying support for his bid to become prime minister. the parliament is due to choose a new prime minister on tuesday. the ruling party says it won't nominate a candidate in an effort to ease tensions. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week we are going cryptocurrency crazy. we'll see how to mine bitcoin in a warehouse of thousands of machines, or in your kitchen, on your blender. welcome to iceland, one of the strangest places i've ever been. welcome to iceland, one of the strangest places i've ever been. it is ice—cold. and boiling hot. now, that does come with advantages. the volcanic activity that formed the island millions of years ago means it has access to very cheap geothermal electricity. and all th

fury on the streets of pamplona, as tens of thousands protest over the conviction of a group of men fore in power — we hear from the country's president. also in the programme, as part of the bbc‘s crossing divides season... we meet a sheep farmer in the yorkshire dales who's offering asylum seekers a taste of countryside life.

more than 30,000 people in the northern spanish city of pamplona have protested against a court decisiono convict a group of men for sexual abuse rather than rape. it's the third consecutive day of demonstrations. 4000 people have fled renewed fighting in northern myanmar. the burmese military is reported to be pounding ethnic kachin rebels with airstrikes and artillery. there have been further mass demonstrations against official corruption in armenia, with the protest leader rallying support for his own bid to become prime minister. the country's parliament is due to choose a new prime minister on tuesday. now on bbc news, it's talking movies. hello from new york. i'm tom brook, and welcome to this special edition of talking movies, when we look back at some of the highlights from this year's tribeca film festival. the tribeca film festival is now in its 17th year. it began, basically, as a civic restoration project to help the ruined tribeca neighbourhood to get back on its feet after the attacks of september 11th 2001. it has grown to become a significant film festival, with a wide r

protests have continued for a third day in the streets of pamplona in northern spain.nd the men guilty of "sexual abuse", but cleared them of the more serious charge of rape, saying they had not used violence or intimidation. the men have been jailed for nine years. the victim says she will appeal. 0n the eve of the two—month anniversary of the poisoning on sergei and yulia skripal, work is beginning to decontaminate council and police buildings in salisbury this weekend. today the local community gathered for what they described as a "city saunter", to show that, in spite of the continued work, salisbury is very much still open for business. sean killick reports. it looked like a small political rally, but the only thing fomenting here today was a determination to help local publicans. salisbury‘s branch of camra, the campaign for real ale, says it's concerned that, since the incident on march the 4th, trade in the pubs has gone flat. they are feeling the pinch, quite frankly, and we want to do as much as we can to support them, because with a vibrant pub and hospital

more than 30,000 people in the spanish city of pamplona have protested against the conviction of a groupn for sexual abuse rather than rape. it's been the third day of demonstrations. protesters say the verdict is too lenient, and sets a dangerous precedent for gang—rape cases. there have been more mass demonstrations against corruption in armenia, with the protest leader rallying support for his bid to become prime minister. the parliament is due to choose a new prime minister on tuesday. the ruling party says it won't nominate a candidate in an effort to ease tensions. now on bbc news, dateline london. fellow, and a very warm welcome to dateline london. i'm jane fellow, and a very warm welcome to dateline london. i'mjane hill. this week we are discussing a momentous day for north korea and south korea. president trump's meetings with a number of european leading is —— leaders this week. and the 73 countries meeting in brussels still searching for a solution to this area crisis. my guestsjoining me this week, the conservative commentator alex dean. the french brighter angus padraig from

more than 30,000 people in the spanish city of pamplona have protested against the conviction of a groupf men for sexual abuse rather than rape. it's been the third day of demonstrations. protesters say the verdict is too lenient, and sets a dangerous precedent for gang—rape cases. there have been more mass demonstrations against corruption in armenia, with the protest leader rallying support for his bid to become prime minister. the parliament is due to choose a new prime minister on tuesday. the ruling party says it won't nominate a candidate in an effort to ease tensions. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament. there is continued pressure on the home secretary over her handling of immigration. if she does take full responsibility for this serious issue, then perhaps she should do the honourable thing and resign. i do take serious my responsibility, but i do think that i am the person who can put it right. it is 60 years since the life peerages act. i have been talking to three prominent peers about the changes in the rules that allowed wom

men were cleared of the gang rape of an eighteen year old woman at the two thousand and sixteen pamplona bull running festival after a five month trial the men who belong to a wants group pulled the wolfpack were convicted of the lesser crime of sexual abuse and given nine year sentences protesters outside the court chanted it's not abuse it's rape. the french government has launched a plan it says will tackle the discrimination and deprivation faced by people living in poor suburban areas about ten percent of france's population live in regions with high unemployment crime and poverty. is in paris at the lords of the new strategy. what the man behind this report former ministers only bono says that what is needed is a big bang for the suburbs a completely new way of thinking now bono was tossed by the president emanuel mark want to come up with recommendations on how to improve life for people in some of father's poorest districts now polly says the what the french state must do is stop seeing the suburbs and as a problem but as a solution a source of opportunity he says what's needed i

more than 30,000 people in the spanish city of pamplona have protested against the conviction of a groupmen for sexual abuse rather than rape. it's been the third day of demonstrations. protesters say the verdict is too lenient, and sets a dangerous precedent for gang—rape cases. there have been more mass demonstrations against corruption in armenia, with the protest leader rallying support for his bid to become prime minister. the parliament is due to choose a new prime minister on tuesday. the ruling party says it won't nominate a candidate in an effort to ease tensions. those are the main headlines, but coming up next, new zealand's prime minister, jacinda ardern, talks to bbc news. at 37, jacinda ardern is the world's youngest female political leader. she will give birth injune and although she admitted she was concerned it would adversely affect her poll ratings, in fact, it has done quite the opposite. new zealand has been gripped byjacinda mania... chanting. ..which has now gone global. such is her high profile, you would be forgiven for thinking she'd been in office for some time

people have been protesting across spain after a court cleared five men of raping a woman at the pamplona bull running festival demonstrates a shouted shame and i believe you sister outside the justice ministry in madrid the men who are in the hot sun group called the wolf pack were convicted of the lesser crime of sexual abuse and given me a sentences they recorded the attack on the telephones and loft about it afterwards the german chancellor angela merkel will visit the white house on friday and is expected donald trump to stay within the iran nuclear deal but the trip could be overshadowed by a fresh controversy within the trump administration kimberly hellcats explains. he was the u.s. president's doctor and trump liked him so much he wanted ronnie jackson to take a cabinet position as secretary of veterans affairs but after mounting allegations that he drank on the job and handed out opioids like candy jackson withdrew his nomination on thursday well greeting schoolchildren in the white house rose garden trump defended jackson is a great man and a lot of going to very very rarely ge

tens of thousands of marched in pamplona after the men were jailed for nine years for the lesser crime of sexual abuse the gang known as the wolf pack the video of the attack during the bull running festival two years ago then laughed about it online thousands of nicaraguans have taken part in a protest demanding justice for the killing of anti-government protesters at least forty three people died during demonstrations against the government's proposed social security reforms catherine stansell has more. the center of the capital managua turned into a sea of blue and white as thousands of demonstrators were calling for an end to the rest. it began on april eighteenth when president daniel ortega announced an overhaul to the welfare system that would have seen taxpayers paying higher contributions in exchange for lower benefits he since backs down on the proposal but it didn't stop the catholic church from organizing this second demonstration if it will may go a day where really got to this is the moment when the people have to take control no one owns nicaragua it is up to the nicarag

across spain after five men were cleared of the gang rape of a woman at the two thousand and sixteen pamplona all running festival after a five month trial the men who belong to a whatsapp group called the wolfpack were convicted of the lesser crime of sexual abuse and given nine year sentences hundreds of protesters gathered outside the court chanting it's not in it's right. or not i'm sorry there's nothing there's some for me you know this is a party the people that come must come to enjoy but not to do the wolfpack to it there on a ml's. ministers from more than seventy countries have committed to new measures to fight the funding of terrorism french president emanuel hosted the meeting issuing a plea to ministers to work together to fight a common enemy david chase reports from paris president emmanuel macross singled out al qaida and i saw the so-called islamic state as the main enemies that have to be confronted delivering the final address of the conference on the financing of terror he called for a new chapter to be opened a new methods used to neutralize them. or to thank you all for

tens of thousands of people have marched in the spanish city of pamplona in protest against the acquittal of five men charged with gang rape is the third consecutive day people have demonstrated against the ruling which found them guilty of a lesser a felony of sexual abuse they've been jailed for nine years the men are accused of raping a teenage girl of a san fermin running festival in twenty sixteen they are alleged to have recorded the event and then laughed about it afterwards on an online messaging group thailand has released a magazine editor who in twenty thirty was sentenced to eleven years in prison for insulting the king some. had used his magazine to campaign for the law to be changed he refused to plead guilty or seek a royal pardon critics say the prohibition on insulting the king is used to stifle political dissent scott hyla has more from the thai capital. but there are some that was released from prison early monday morning after serving seven years of an eleven year combined sentence he was convicted of last majesté that was supposed to have him in jail for ten years and

tens of thousands of mosques and pamplona after the men would jail for nine years for the lesser crime of sexual abuse the gang known as the wolf pack video of the attack during the blood running festival two years ago then laughed about it online . thailand has released a magazine editor who in twenty thirteen was sentenced to eleven years in prison for insulting the king. some soap had used his magazine to campaign for the law to be changed he refused to plead guilty or seek a royal pardon critics say the prohibition on insulting the king is used to stifle political dissent scott hyde has more from the thai capital bangkok. but there are some that was released from prison early monday morning after serving seven years of an eleven year combined sentence he was convicted of last majesté that was supposed to have him in jail for ten years and also the faming a senior military official those supposed to be one year those reduced to a collective seven years about eighteen months ago now we've been in touch with his daughter straight away through the days leading up to his release he came

wealth and extreme poverty peru's capital lima the contrast is particularly striking if you visit pamplona shanty town just a stone's throw from one of the proving capitals most affluent districts the two areas are divided by what some locals call the wall of shame. the air here is heavy with dust most of the people living in these shocks have no access to electricity and running. on the other side of the mountain i well to do neighborhoods with sports facilities. two world separated by a ten kilometer long wall made of concrete topped with barbed wire. on the side. a situation on the outskirts of the peruvian capital lima the population is increasing rapidly as more people arrive from the countryside to try their luck in the big fish he. lives here for seventeen years during that time both the wall and the contrast between the two sides have god. it makes people aggressive this kind of situation shouldn't exist today. it's a form of discrimination a form of that he's getting mean all other people might see it differently. but for me it's a clear separation of the poor on one side and the

an eighteen year old woman during the two thousand and sixteen running of the bulls festival in pamplona as a gang rape at least six people have been killed in an attack by boko haram fighters in nigeria's northeastern borno province or that already say at least two suicide bombers blew themselves up in the city of made a good several more people were injured by the explosions and subsequent to gun fire back overarm as long as regular tanks in border provinces as well as kidnapping schoolgirls a two thousand and sixteen plane crash in colombia that killed seventy one people including most of a top brazilian football team was caused by fuel exhaustion again best again to say the plane ran out of fuel because of inappropriate risk management by the charts rare live like me and among the dead were members of the champ in a.z. football team who were on route to medal for the south american cup semifinal six people including three footballers survived the crash. so in the region archaeologists improve have unearthed what could be the world's largest mass sacrifice of children the remains of m

tens of thousands of people have marched in pamplona offer the men jailed for nine years for the lesser crime of sexual abuse the guy known as the wolf pack a video of the attack during the bull running festival two years ago and then laughed about it online. and tens of thousands of people in pakistan have rallied in support of opposition leader in iran col ahead of elections in july colleen launched his campaign to become prime minister in the in the whore. the former cricket star has the pakistan headache and softball pity i party. well he's former president joyce banda says she's not afraid of being arrested after she returned home from four years of self-imposed exile police have confirmed an outstanding warrant for corruption allegations that anna holmes reports. a jubilant crowd and preparing to welcome home the woman many call a mother and dad who will yet and who are being asked i'm as happy as a woman who just delivered a baby because we missed our mother this bundle joins with one that is back and is as free as any citizen of malawi. many supporters had feared malawi's former

people have been protesting across spain after a court cleared five men of raping a woman at the pamplona ball running past ball demonstrators shouted shame and i believe you sister outside the justice ministry in the trid the men who were in a whatsapp group called the wolf pack were convicted of the lesser crime of sexual abuse and given nine year sentences a record of the attack on their phones and laughed about it afterwards a member of the japanese boy band tokyo has apologized for making indecent advances to an under-age girl in february of this share. his forty six at mit kissing a teenage girl after inviting her to his house he was formally charged but the case was dropped after the girl and her mother accepted the apology as japan's highest profile case of sexual harassment in the entertainment industry about two million people in the us who are on low incomes and receiving housing assistance are now expected to pay a lot more for their homes out of the top ministrations plan some of the poorest families may end up paying three times as much in rent christian salumi has more. nat

spanish court after five men were cleared of the gang rape of a woman at the two thousand and sixteen pamplona bull running festival after a five month trial the men who belong to a whatsapp group called the wolf pack were convicted of the lesser crime of sexual abuse and given nine year sentences protesters outside the hall chanted it's not abuse it's rape. the french government has launched a plan to tackle the discrimination and deprivation faced by people living in poor suburban areas about ten percent of france's population live in areas blighted by high unemployment crime and poverty natasha butler went to the town of evra in normandy and found one scheme that's already hoping to address the inequality. like many towns in france ever has a charming historical center but on the outskirts of districts crammed with social housing unemployment is high here and people's hopes for the future are low. some local officials want to prove things but it is not easy to get the government in birth. happen will every change here it's always the thing there's no jobs regional council address at azeri i

well tens of thousands of people have marched through the spine of city of pamplona to protest against the acquittal of five men on gang rape charges. it's the fellow consecutive day people have demonstrated against the ruling which ordered the men to be jailed for nine years on a less a felony of sexual abuse the men are accused of gang raping a teenage girl at the san fermin bowl running festival in two thousand and sixteen i sure as president mahmoud abbas will meet donald trump in washington on monday to discuss economic and military ties the talks take place in a time when china is strengthening its ties with africa while the u.s. is increasingly looking inwards al-jazeera is ahmed address reports from on what these talks might achieve. in the. heart of came into office promising to defeat boko haram but with just over a year left through the end of his first term the armed group still poses a significant threat the attacks in the northeast continue while he hopes to use his visit to washington to acquire military hardware to fight back or in the heart of the nigerian president ru

tens of thousands of people have marched in pamplona spain for the third consecutive day to protest the acquittal of five men on gang rape charges the men were accused of attacking a young woman at the twenty sixteen running of the bulls on thursday there were convicted of the lesser crime of sexual abuse. the first foreign trip for the w.'s new boss habit d.s. brought him to the beijing motor show where he's delivering a powerful message volkswagen wants to invest fifteen billion euros in china by twenty twenty two in electric cars autonomous driving and digitization. v.w. launched its first fully electric car in beijing a compact s.u.v. called seoul has a range of more than three hundred kilometers a number of car makers are developing electric cars and hybrids that's still in part a new rules in china starting in twenty nineteen every tenth car sold here must have an alternative drive system to combat air pollution in the cities. china's policy is very much committed to electric vehicle. all the government rules and regulation are towards strengthening electric cars electric car prod

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more than 30,000 people in the northern spanish city of pamplona protested against a court decision tonvict a group of men for sexual abuse rather than rape. it's the third day of demonstrations. now on bbc news, figures for 2017 show that, away from war zones, mexico is the deadliest place in the world to be a journalist. dying to report is the story of two journalists who risked all to uncover corruption in high places. mexico's drug war continues to claim thousands of lives. among the dying are the journalists telling the stories of the dead and the missing. the killings have muzzled most media, but a small band of brave journalists continue to put their lives on the line. this is culiacan, the drug cartel capital of mexico. mexico's bloody drug war has lasted over a decade. more than 100,000 people have died since the government launched a crackdown on the drug cartels in 2006. almost 30,000 people were killed in 2017. the dead included politicians, students and journalists. barron is a reporter with riodoce, a small weekly newspaper in culiacan. while others have stopped reporting