unexpectedly in panama., an uprising began in colombia, and 7 us navy ships landed troops. the next day, panama declared its independence, and on november 6, this state recognized by the united states. in colombia it was stated that washington was taking the new power under its protection and would not tolerate outside troops in this territory. already on november 18 , the authorities of independent panama. signed an agreement with the united states on the construction of the canal. as a result , construction cost 400 million dollars. on august 15, 1914 , the first ocean-going steamer sailed along the new artery. the americans will expand and strengthen the canal for the next 85 years. panama is a puppet state that allows the united states indirectly and sometimes directly through military intervention, as was the case in the eighties, to control the panama canal. means. the panama canal for world trade is difficult to underestimate, it is very large, simply because here it becomes possible to pass through a

panama is a puppet state that allows united to the states indirectly, and sometimes directly, throughintervention, as it was. channel. the importance of the panama canal for world trade is difficult to underestimate; it is very important to control the panama canal in the eighties, simply because here it becomes possible to pass through america, and not go around the continent and not perform, in general , unnecessary loading and unloading operations in mexico or some other central american country. last year the panama canal was daily. handled cargo worth 270 billion dollars, commissions and the right of passage through the route brought panama $4 billion in profit annually, the americans took their piece, the country is a well-known offshore zone, but nature abruptly intervened in the development plans. today , the water in the canal is 1.8 m below normal and it is capable of handling about 20 ships per day, although previously it could handle about 40. previously , its ... handling capacity provided 3% of world trade and almost half, approximately 46% of container ships transportat

, here in panama, currently hiding in the nicaraguan embassy: ex-president of panama ricardo martinellied states, but the main critic of the united states, one of the main critics of the united states in the region, non-carguan president dani lortega provided him with his embassy, ​​by the way, the same story is going on now, that it would be nice to let him out of the embassy, ​​take him to the airport and let him leave for the ship. the panamanians said that there would be no assault here, but this is an ecuadorian in mexico, asange at the ecuadorian embassy. not allowing latin america to fall into the savagery that now distinguishes the rest of the world, for some it may sound paradoxical, but that’s how it sounds, but in reality everything is from the left lula in brazil, to the right-wing lacazie pou, in uruguay, to the president of peru, who in general is also on a somewhat different spectrum, all condemned the actions of ecuador. but i repeat, in ecuador the perception is somewhat different, yes, one of the ecuadorian parties has now left the coalition, has gone into opposition,

yeah, it was called the panama papers, isn't it? but when these 11500000 documents landed, it sent a shock wave around the entire world that just sucked all kinds of figures from level politics, from sports, from attainment and beyond, into it's $2.00 terabytes of data that was handed over to the german newspapers who tortured sites on and then shed it with an international console to you and have janice who then shed it with those pieces this day to equipment. i mean, like half a 1000000 e books, i was just reading some awful lot of information which is might be one of the reasons is taking so long to reach where it is. but we had about some of the big names the, unless it was in that david cameron who has permit us to the u. k. both of those faced and the car in front of me is willing to just had enough time to, to, to spend a bit of a period in the wilderness now come back to the veteran while waiting for this. but they faced completed questions because of either that role that families, associations with and offshore organizatio

i think the panama canal -- the panama canal was more of a drought issue and lack of rainfall.may and june the rainfall will take up in panama and the water levels will come back up and more ships will be allowed to go through. the red sea is i think a longer-term issue. i think it's a difficult decision for a shipowner to put their crew in peril by going through the suez canal and then all the way down through the southern red sea at this -- it is not safe. which is why we are going around the south africa. sonali: put on your macroeconomic hat here. if you had to predict the direction of travel here between fuel and commodities do you think -- do things get a lot worse in terms of prices? john: what's interesting is we have been shipping a lot. not just a lot of iron ore and cold but from an unseasonable standpoint usually the first quarter is the softest time of the year. what we have seen our higher freight rates. if you look at the guidance we put up for first quarter a couple of weeks ago, we showed higher freight rates in the first quarter that we booked in the fourth qu

and my case is the foreign minister of panama. we are actively managing the migration issue. unfortunately, geography has impose the situation upon us. we have not the country where migraines wished to reside, rather we are the ones currently handling the price of money. i'm doing it. the woman do like leasing, last year, more than 520000 people made the crossing twice as many as in 2022. about half of those with is when escaping the, a nation's economic and political crisis. the laws, more than 80 percent of the migrants who are in columbia intends to stay. but in order to taking more, we need the more resources. mostly we already have regulation in place that allows us to receive between 35600000 migrants in colombia. not only those from venezuela, but all my grants coming to columbia. they don't, this is, but we need the support of the international community. wonderful. did i say it's up to you in spite of the risk, the darian gap is a key route for migrants hoping to reach the united states. when many people are heated, in search of not only safety, but opportunities aut

take panama and columbia are appealing for more help in managing the number of migrants crossing their border through the dairy and gap. it follows accusations they are ignoring great human rights abuses, mean rights watch this week, claim neither country was doing enough to protect the growing number of people making their way across the jungle. the number of people making the perilous trick between south and central america has risen to record levels. my grants in june was a 5 day journey through the dean's jungle and river crossings, with the constant threats of violence from criminal gangs. human rights advocates say panama and columbia, which border the jungle of failing to protect those crossing. they say the countries are ignoring sexual abuse and not looking into those who have gone missing. the officials deny, ignoring the problems, but agree more needs to be done. so the new for me would take note of the report, but it would also like the assets of both countries to be recognized as the foreign minister of panama. i'm actively managing the migration issue. unfortunately, geog

the infant is jungle that connects columbia and panama. according to a new report by human rights watch, both countries have failed to do enough to protect migrants as the transit through rough terrain. that's what we need us. you'll just keep going in both of the obligations that both the columbia and panamanian states have in accordance with their international obligations, have to do with guaranteeing the life and integrity of individuals within their territories. regardless of nationality. conditional investigators say panama and colombia should do a better job coordinating a response to the worsening humanitarian crisis in the region. most migrants are from venezuela, ecuador, and haiti, along with other nationalities from asia and africa. here investigators say migrant space, a litany of risk including sexual assault, kidnapping, and this is nothing a list. i think you have the letter, one of the lack of a clear strategy with international cooperation and losing the ability to provide attention in border areas as lead to criminal gro

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charles, in connection with the 2016 panama papers, money loan during scandal is on the way in panama. city is headlines will be back with more news here on alex's era of to witness. i just spent the business think least. yeah, yeah, yeah. i see. sadly yeah, somebody from the can with filling out i'm all they don't know how to do this. you can pull one and bist feed in my are you familiar with football? just like oh yeah. b b 5050 south this wired to be my father phone to be fully. i knew by many that it a can you give me a call on eastern from i feel for you having needing some canadians from the next and that the dual credit needs all think the how full and dar a deep and full pacific view. one of the books of should be included inc. doing more. there was there was inc, catch it up. take a king. pick up a new bo today, sir. and if you can, might holler at me, god bless metabolic events page to so they have not left the front of the box in front of the sweat to meet the needs. he's going just more faithful. and so hopefully they will be in that when you go to an actor for the footbal

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panama papers, remember that? do panama papers, rememberthat?example, here in cambridgeshire. and across large parts of england, it was a warm day for april, with temperatures topping out at 19 degrees celsius at kew in london. these temperatures are around 5 or 6 degrees above average. it's going to be a much cooler kind of day for tuesday. notjust cooler, it's going to be wet and windy for many as well. the change is down to an area of low pressure. this area of cloud you can see swirling to the southwest of the uk and that's essentially pushing northwards and eastwards over the next 12 hours. we already have quite a bit of rain with us at the moment and the rain across northern ireland and scotland could be heavy enough to cause some localised flooding. 20—a0mm of rain, not a huge amount in the grand scheme of things, however, edinburgh, for example, has already had over 1.5 times the april average rainfall, even though we're onlyjust over a week into the new month. so this extra rainfall could be enough to cause some localised flooding. the

, in the panama canal zone.ld that some special actions of those of that time are connected. the argentine armed forces participated jointly with the united states in the naval blockade of revolutionary cuba and actions against the sandinista nihoragua. considering this, how did the argentine military hope that in 1982, when they landed on the islands of the blizzard atlantic, over whose allegiance boynos airos has an eternal dispute with london, that argentina will be supported by the usa. but then in washington they preferred teicher to the british. for this reason, as the argentine newspaper pajinado points out, the american guest refused to be welcomed by the opposition melei governor of the province of tierra del fuego, but this did not prevent melei himself from saying in a subsequent interview that the visit of the american general richardson to tierra del fuego was a step towards restoring argentine control over the neighboring disputed islands, and also designate tierra del fuego as the gateway to neigh

billy panama, one of the younger patrons of the main branch of the oakland public library. >> i hope that they make it better. >> that's the plan. at least starting may 27th, the downtown library shutting its doors until at least november for a, quote, critical repairs. >> it's great that they're doing renovations, but six months doordash edmond, who regularly uses the library with her son, not alone in wondering why so long staff say that's the time needed to complete all the work, including a new roof, boiler system and upgrades to the building's electrical, heating and cooling systems. >> my thought is it's necessary. i think that this is an older and authentic library. i've been coming here since i'm 60. i've been coming here since i was like four, and it's about time we did some renovations. >> brian compton also looking forward to some more obvious esthetic improvements in store for the library. new lighting, flooring and ceilings. he just like to see one more area get a little tlc. >> the restrooms aren't horrible conditions. >> well, the work is underway. patrons will have to

. >> tras caminar 10 horas, llegaron a bajo chiquito, panama. >> ahi, dice, lo entrego a la onu. >> caileo tiene dos anos y es venezolano. >> y alejandro dio a conocer su rostro y su hombre para que el nino vuelva a reencontrarse con su madre. >> incluso yo me encarine tanto con el y le sentia que no le queria dejar. >> fue muy triste dije que solo le dije espero que estes bien y algun dia, ojala que vuelva a haber. >> alejandro salio de la provincia de morona, santiago, en ecuador, donde alguna vez ingreso al seminario para ser sacerdote. >> a mi me salieron lagrimas que fue capaz, mas alla de estar cansado, sentir el dolor de una madre. >> noticias telemundo contacto a la oficina de acnur, unicef y la onu en mexico y panama para conocer el paradero del pequeno kyler pero hasta ahora no hemos confirmado su ubicacion. >> alejandro solo desea que kyle ramirez vuelva a estar en los brazos de su madre. >> despues de rescatar al pequeno kyler, kyler, alejandro logro llegar hasta mexico y desde de este pais nos aseguro que continuara su camino rumbo a estados unidos. >> julio. >> que historia,

let's get some of the day's other news now. 27 people have gone on trial in connection with the panamaof documents eight years ago, highlighted how tax havens have been used by the rich and powerful to hide their wealth. among those on trial in panama city arejurgen mossack and ramon fonseca mora, who founded the law firm at the centre of the scandal. they have been charged with money laundering and could face up to 12 years in prison if found guilty. the leak was unprecedented when it occurred 2016, implicating over 100 politicians, including heads of state or government. tesla has reached an undisclosed settlement in a long—running lawsuit in the us over the death of a former apple engineer involving one of its electric cars. walter huang was killed in 2018 when his car, which was self—driving, veered off a highway in california and collided with a barrier. tesla was accused of overstating the capabilities of its autopilot technology. it settled the lawsuit a day before the case was due to go to trial, avoiding a jury's scrutiny of its technology and its role in the crash. let's talk

and as you can see, orange top suggest big charles in columbia, and in panama, i think in panama. the range is one to the of 19 ton, which it falls critical. these, the seasonal range from northern brazil across to ecuador, produced recently once again, boarding is a potential funding and that could go to the south. it's laquata. yes, there are still potentially big fan of the songs running on a typical front of the fastest present. so that must be fine. this is a region that is likely to be develop thing, but it's one also that is afflicted by conflicts political upheaval. some of those we talk to elsewhere is saying that they sled after hearing that other villages had been attacked. what we do and all just there is try to balance the stories, the good, the bad, the id tell, it says it was. and he's the people who allow us into their lives, dignity into minus. he asked me to tell this story. on the, on the cloud, which is tons of the cost on al jazeera, you'll, we do look at the world of business and economics this week. global military spending is often only time high increasing

yes , about 15 minutes... the girl came out from here, panama hat, glasses, raincoat, yes, i saw her, i heard the window rush, i just saw the gazelle leaving , what will happen now, we’ll look, we’ll definitely find it, don’t worry, that’s not what you’re talking about, she never transferred the money for the reservation to us? now the tickets will burn, i’ll get to the commission, but what am i talking about, the main thing is that she’s alive, she was healthy, right, right, she booked the trip with you, yes, yes, you probably have a copy of her passport, and both hers and her husband’s, just a second. she and her husband got ready in black , the flight is tomorrow, we found them an excellent hotel, the flights are convenient transfer, thank you very much, all the best, i’m ready for the next joint operation, always ready, listen, for some reason i can’t get through to sychkov, so what do we have then... the ochkovs moved from samara to st. petersburg just 2 months ago, and 3 months ago in samara, a gang of which momygin was a member raided collectors. mamygen was the only one who ma

the members of panama just recently overwhelmingly voted for a call for him to be free. you know, they all started in parliament. in case you want to give too much credit to the prime minister. look at where this is coming from. let's talk about the people of australia. as for the people of australia, in a recent poll, 79 percent, almost 80 percent of the people of australia say it's time to do a song his freedom. so the people of australia are saying, why the hell is this guy? not what, why is this guy in prison? the panama stray is asking the same thing. people all over the world are asking the same thing. now remember, australia is an important us how and so maybe that's why in the past they didn't give a crap what their own people thought it was more important for them to have good relationship with united states. right. or maybe not. so as the president is walking with the japanese prime minister, a reporter shouts, this request from australia and he does it. of course the reporter in the form of the question here it is, the bit did you get that? that was it. i mean

and as you can see, orange top suggest big charles in columbia and in panama, i think in panama. the range is one to the of 19 ton, which it falls critical. these, the seasonal range from northern brazil across to ecuador, produced recently once again, warnings of potential funding. and that could go to the south. it's laquata. yes, there are still potentially big thunderstorms running on a typical front of the fastest presume. so that must be fine. the why have american evangelicals become his real strongest back or is us presidential find the right to stand with this really with no red line? as long as us support continues, is there anything that can stop is real, solve on gaza for going on in? definitely a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line to showcase of the best document 3 films from across the network. on al jazeera, the the welcome back, a reminder of our main storage. hundreds of university students across the united states have been arrested as protests against, as well as one goal is to continue to spread across the country. thousands of students are pointin

and that is where you live, to find it. stretches out through colombia towards panama in costa rica, which is take the time she's back because being quite warm and costs costa rica recently in the forty's, hopefully we're back neck and is a fair amount of rain in panama. and if you follow the line to the winds, we still got frequent shots and his spine yellow, part of eco, probably cube by the southern bahamas in tex and k costs more than you might normally expect for this time of the year in the us. well, it's a familiar story for what is spring. you bring up a lot of moisture and we'll talk to the great plains. states eventually reach some code and you get significant thunderstorms. and major outbreaks of tornadoes anywhere from the texas up to iowa. that's a repeatable event. for the next 2 or 3 days now is the time to be direct. israel's project has been to completely conflict zionism and judy is a but this was not a jew, israel's, of state. and they need to be treated as any other state. what this is where the tough questions are as can you see negotiations being even half. this

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the trial of $29.00 people charged in connection with the panama papers. money laundering scandal is underway in panama assessing the defendants include young and most like who's now the functional firm set top offshore companies. the clients, the leak of secret financial documents in 2016, revealed how some of the wells, just people have the assets to avoid taxes, most like and the other former employees of the funds and neither challenges. if convicted, they face up to 12 years in prison. palestinians and garza are preparing to celebrate aid of that in the middle of israel's will. the end of ramadan is usually a time of joy, particularly for children. so set out reports on a group of musicians, sporting happiness and gaza. this ink that is left for children in guys after set of 8 is 8 a 5th which marks the end of summer. but they prefer goes to a southern most city groups. musicians is creating a faster speed to the end. the, the, you know, if i, the, we are organizing activities for the children and collaboration for them to you if you want to be enjoyed with these children.

papers. money laundering scandal is currently underway in panama city. the defendants include union, most actors, and now to phone to the law firm, setup of tool companies for clients. the leak of secret financial documents and 2016 revealed how some of the wealth which has people hinge their assets to avoid tax. more fact and other former employees of the fund deny the challenges if convicted they face up to 12 years in prison. we hope that justice will be served and decided that was a money laundering. the alleged money laundering that happened in argentina is not relevant here because the events happened in origin. tina and my clients were not below is for these people parts of russia including the urals, the vulgar and central regions have decided states of emergency of to some of the west flooding and decades. there's also already forced at least 4000 people to leave their homes in the southern coggan region. medias say the flooding could effect at least 19000 people. and meanwhile, residents of or skipping protesting against local authorities have

and as you can see, orange talk suggest big charles, in colombia, and in panama, i think in panama, the right is wanting to the 9th and time which it falls critical the, the seasonal range from northern brazil across to ecuador, produced recently, once again, warnings of potential funding and equity go to the south. it's laquata. yes. there are still potentially big thunderstorms running on a typical front of the fastest presume. so that must be fine. the examination being proactive. today's headlines. setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. international filmmakers and will cross journalists bring programs to inform that inspire barnowski sierra the to hundreds of university students across the us. i've been arrested so far as the movement against the 1000 continues to great across the country. the carry johnston, this is i'll just share a lot from the whole set coming out. protests protest on the head of the white house correspondents dinner. the calls for generous to boycott. the presidents, 5, it's about the.

months of this year, suez canal trade dropped by 50% from a year earlier, while trade through the panamarancis scott key bridge in baltimore, may also add to the issues on the east coast of the united states, and only yesterday denmark was forced to close one of the world's busiest shipping lanes following a failed missile test. so is shipping facing a perfect storm? let's examine this with peter sand, chief analyst at freight analytics firm, xeneta. hello, peter. is it a perfect storm or is there more going on? i storm or is there more going on? ~ , storm or is there more going on? ~' , ., ., on? i think there is more going on? i think there is more going on that affects _ on? i think there is more going on that affects global - on? i think there is more going on that affects global maritime j on that affects global maritime shipping than only a few years back, and you may call it a perfect storm but coming from geopolitics going sour, it is coming from a claimant related issue and coming from like the great buildup of denmark yesterday. a lot of contingencies to manage everyone involve

history; we saw echoes of the bombs dropped on germany and japan in korea, vietnam, angola, nicaragua, panama, iraq, libya, afghanistan, syria. all these are new geopolitical ones. the goals behind which were the redistribution of the markets for oil, gas, rare metals and other minerals, people were killed for them. look what libya, once the richest country, has become. in 2010, before the aggression, libya's gross domestic product was estimated at more than $75 billion. now the country has gone downhill. in syria, over 10 years of civil war, unleashed with the aim of changing the political regime, more than 300,000 population. isis has re-emerged on afghan territory. it is known whose project this is. violence sows death, far beyond the borders of their camps. it is known, for whose money, with whose weapons, it is destabilizing. wars generate thousands of refugees, who benefits from this? those who direct overseas watch this decades-long bloody action film and watch it and count the profits. western, transnational businesses, mainly anglo-saxons, have become significantly richer in recent y

of individuals with in their territories, regardless of nationality. conditional investigators say panama and colombia should do a better job coordinating a response to the worsening humanitarian crisis in the region. the most migrants are from venezuela, ecuador, and haiti, along with other nationalities from asia and africa. here investigators say migrant space, a litany of risk including sexual assault, kidnapping, and nothing in the list. i think you have a lot of the lack of a clear strategy with international cooperation and losing the ability to provide attention and border areas as lead to criminal groups being the ones to manage the dynamics of migration. both the, the new report also criticized both countries for failing to investigate and punish crimes committed against migrant. investigators say it's imperative that policies to protect migrants and asylum seekers take precedence over policies that seek to contain them. if someone's be in the coma math, but it's on us, if started school here we are witnessing how more people are choosing more dangerous routes. what we should do

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and you're human rights watch report says columbia and panama are failing to protect migraines. crossing the treacherous darian gap as manuel rap a little reports. those fleet with a gap of vulnerable to robberies and sexual violence. more than half a 1000000 migrants cross the darian gap last year, the instant this jungle that connects columbia and panama. according to a new report by human rights watch, both countries have failed to do enough to protect migrants as the transit through rough terrain. that's what we need us, we'll just keep going in the stalls. the obligations that both the columbia and and panamanian states have in accordance with their international obligations, have to do with guaranteeing the life and integrity of individuals within their territories. regardless of nationality. conditional investigators say panama and columbia should do a better job coordinating a response to the worsening humanitarian crisis in the region. the most migrants are from venezuela, ecuador, and haiti, along with other nationalities from asia and africa. here investigators say migrant spa

further west, one more choke point, the panama canal.d the authorities to reduce the volume of shipping travelling between the atlantic and pacific 0ceans. the imf reckons that trade on that route has fallen by nearly a third over the past year. although tensions are high, the closure of the strait of hormuz is unlikely. that's according to peter from zanatta, is unlikely. that's according to peterfrom zanatta, which specialises in shipping logistics. i specialises in shipping logistics-_ logistics. i think the likelihood _ logistics. i think the likelihood of - logistics. i think the likelihood of an - logistics. i think the - likelihood of an outright blockage of the strait of hormuz is quite limited. that doesn't mean that shipping will continue to do business in an out of the area. from the most recent exchange of fire from iran. this is an area that had been haunted in the maritime industry for decades. so everyone trading in the area often have contingency plans for when events like this happen. but for the time being it seems as i

. >> i'm sad that they're closing down the library that is temporarily panama, one of the younger patronsmain branch of the oakland public library. i hope that they make it better. >> that's the plan. at least starting may 27th, the downtown library shutting its doors until at least november for a, quote, critical repairs. >> it's great that they're doing renovations, but six months doordash edmond, who regularly uses the library with her son, not alone in wondering why so long staff say that's the time needed to complete all the work, including a new roof, boiler system and upgrades to the building's electrical heating and cooling systems. >> my thought is necessary. i think that this is an older and authentic library. i've been coming here since i'm 60. i've been coming here since i was like four, and it's about time we did some renovations. >> brian compton also looking forward to some more obvious esthetic improvements in store for the library. new lighting, flooring and ceilings. he just like to see one more area get a little tlc. >> the restrooms aren't horrible conditions. >> well,

the administrators of the panama canal have announced an increase in the number of ships allowed to useto 31. it should ease congestion in one of the world's busiest trade routes, linking the atlantic ocean to the pacific. boeing has rejected claims that there are problems with its 787 jets, two days before a whistle—blower is due to testify to us lawmakers about what he describes as "catastrophic safety risks" in the way they're made. steve chisolm, boeing's chief engineer for mechanical and structural engineering, told reporters that the carbon fibre composites used to build the jet have successfully endured stress testing that far exceeds normal operating conditions for a commercialjetliner. quick look at the markets before i 90, quick look at the markets before i go, agitate gloomy picture across much of europe. the main indices all in the red, nasa later is on the price on crude. more business news in a few hours. goodbye. hello from the bbc sport centre. two champions league fixtures later, with german side borussia dortmund looking to oveturn a 2—1 aggregate score to atletico mad

further west, one more choke point, the panama canal.e led the authorities to reduce the volume of shipping travelling between the atlantic and pacific oceans. the imf reckons that trade on that route has fallen by nearly a third over the past year. let's bring in industry expert peter sand from xeneta, which specialises in shipping logistics. it's quite dramatic what is going on right now in the region. we are aware of the disruptions that everyone in the maritime supply chains are facing right now with the situation in the red sea and the gulf, with the hijacking of the gulf, with the hijacking of the container ship msc, also over the weekend we saw tensions going one step further up tensions going one step further up also involve an arabian gulf, and what we have seen fairly resilient response from the container shipping industry with no mass exodus of the area, we have seenjust in with no mass exodus of the area, we have seen just in the first few weeks in this month of april that some rates of moved up by 10% in a key corridorfrom s

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she has been in disaster zones in places like syria, mexico and panama. this deployment was the toughest. >> the fire increased over time. in the last five days it was coming close. >> one of the dearest members is this picture with nana, the little girl that visited her brother every day while he was receiving medical attention. >> leaving my colleagues. i knew that whole time that i had a way out. this is a situation . it is a situation they are in during day after day. >> sander worked with the emergency response organization. this was her 12th mission. she would like to go back if and when she can. >>> the parents of a teenager that killed four students three years ago have been sentenced to 10 years in prison for involuntary manslaughter. then ignored several red flags about mental health. families of the victims say they never showed remorse for their part in the killings. >> the remorse they were showing has nothing to do with taking accountability. i am sure they were sad that people lost their lives and i am sure they are sad their son is in jail

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the polish nobleman took away his beloved, but because the ukrainian orthodox elder was unknown to panamae level of a powerless class. catholics and uniates. orthodoxy was massively eradicated in malarussia, and there is no need to talk about the humiliating position of the villagers and mishchans. and if not for the alliance with the moscow tsar, it is unlikely that khmelnitsky and the cossacks would have had a chance to survive in the war with the polish-lithuanian commonwealth. the most interesting thing in the presentation begins when they move on to the history of novorossiya, the former lands of the wild field that separated great russia and little russia from crimean khanate. the russian empire and access to the black and azov seas turns out to be only the result of a cunning french intrigue against turkey and the whims of catherine’s favorite prince potemkin. the enlighteners do not remember the suburbs, the upper reaches, the roads, the factories, the thousands of settlers who unpacked the wild steppe. they complain about the liquidation of the cossack freemen za. sich, forgettin