let's just bring you these pictures from brazil, we believe in sao paolo, where there is a pro—lula rally held. the former brazilian president has

reports now from sao paolo. who learn his many supporters defied the oath or it is for as long as they could hear the metal workers union headquarters in sao paolo he missed the deadline to hand him self into the authorities he and his supporters maintaining his innocence of the corruption charges leveled against him. here we are here we are with the world looking at us everyone is accompanying us closely closely monitoring the situation that threatens our democracy. but looters options have run out the legal team has exhausted all appeals he will attend the ceremony to mark the birthday of his late wife and more trouble for the southern city of. or a special jail cell awaits him to brazil is a country very much divided with many here believing that justice will only be done if his twelve year is one month sentence for the crimes of which he's been committed many others feel that he's the victim of a political prosecution to stop him running in presidential elections elections they fail he would almost certainly

a nazi a lunatic silver turns himself into the police but first he's been attending a mass in sao paolo none of his late wife hundreds of supporters are joining him there he said and he's been expected to have them self to the police to begin told the a jail term for corruption let's go live now to sao paolo and join daniel just bring us up to date with the latest where you are. is on this stage behind me along with joe miller with staff the woman who succeeded him as president in two thousand and ten. it was a self impeached a couple of years ago and the dignitaries from the workers policy this is the last time these supporters will see him that the world will see him until he has as you say taken off to the southern city of couric chiba off to this little ceremony to begin serving not twelve yeah i'm one month jail sentence in a specially designed especially jail cell for him he's been playing some of his favorite songs his favorite protest songs before he goes he's been in the headquarters of the metal workers union the union he's been a member of his whole working life which is just

artless go now to sao paolo joining us is journalist sam county sam it's good to see you again said the deadline has passed lou has defied the arrest order and the world is watching and asking what happens next. well we've just had a. police that they see zero chance of being arrested today it's unclear whether this has to do with the brazilian law all the federal police cannot residence is six am and a full six am monday to friday that seems to be the main the main thing around right now so police easy seans of route of being arrested today you can see it used to be surrounded by thousands of supporters is that this is union building in nice. and yes it could be we could be in a long white still it seems also tells us just by looking at the pictures that the police are clearly not in charge of this situation right now are that. that kind of since neither he really i mean the deadline was find a call for him to hand himself in there's thousands of people that they said straight away that they would not go that and you know cause a scene that they you know brazilian police of known to be

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given twenty four hours to hand himself into police he saw refuge at the steelworkers union in sao paolo the union he once led and where he launched his political career nearly four decades ago. the deadline came and went without a surrender but according to media reports police decided not to come and forcibly remove him to avoid triggering clashes with his supporters there are court. i woke up this morning thinking if the federal police come here now to arrest lula they won't have room to get in and they'll tell you. some four hundred kilometers south and two lunar protesters gathered this is where authorities had wanted the former president to be a judge had ordered him to report to this police station in the city of karachi by five pm on friday a day earlier the supreme court had rejected his plea to remain free until all appeals against the sentence were exhausted his adversaries had come to see him arrested. was ill be a key i came here just so i could see up close when this crooked son goes to prison he is. back in sao paolo the leader of lula's workers' party and announced that t

back in sao paolo the leader of lula's workers' party and announced that the former president would take part in saturday morning mass at the union headquarters indicating that the standoff would stretch into the weekend. this is where we will be this is where the president is this is where we are and this is where we will stay t.v. cameras reports suggest that lula's aides have been negotiating his surrender with police and that he will be taken into custody later on saturday. israeli security forces have fired live rounds on palestinian protesters at the gaza border . killing at least nine people including a journalist and injuring dozens more all this follows the deaths of more than twenty others in demonstrations last week the palestinian ambassador to the united nations has condemned the killings take a listen the pressure will be mounting an old part of the international community not only the security council but all parts including the secretary general have to do something in order to stop this continuing the massacre against the palestinian people well meanwhile organizers of t

back in sao paolo the leader of lula's workers' party announced that the former president would take part in saturday morning my. at the union headquarters indicating that the standoff would stretch into the weekend. this is where we will be this is where the president is this is where we are and this is where we will stay. and was reports suggest that luna's aides have been negotiating his surrender with police and that he will be taken into custody later on saturday. alou the arrest warrant has sparked concerns over a growing political instability in the country paula based correspondent sam cohen gave us this assessment of the political divisions inside brazil brazil can seen you speak more and more to reuters we've seen recent spate of political violence we saw lead counsel recounts one mariani friend who assassinated the country's basically divided divided and that's only fueling the political instability on the night that was how to use case judged in the supreme courts the night before brazilian all the general came once weeks you're in basically adelaide she made some what wa

defied the oath or it is for as long as they could hear the metal workers union headquarters in sao paolo he missed the deadline to hand him self into the authorities he and his supporters maintaining his innocence of the corruption charges leveled against him. here we are here we are with the world looking at us everyone is accompanying us closely closely monitoring the situation that threatens our democracy. but lose options of run outs his legal team is exhausted all appeals he will attend the ceremony the birthday of his late wife and more trouble for the southern city of. the special jail cell awaits him to brazil is a country very much divided with many here believing that justice will only be done if his twelve year is a one month sentence many of those feel that he's the victim of a political prosecution to stop him running in october's presidential elections elections they fail he would almost certainly win. support for lula has also come from abroad from the left wing politicians in office across latin america what he led in two thousand and three to two thousand and. eight is a

the national airport in sao paolo then take the less than an hour flight down here to. about four hundred twenty or so kilometers southwest of sao paolo there is a special cell being prepared for him on the orders of the judge who issued the order to restore the sojo model and he will begin the twelve year. sentence here very much in many cases the end of an era thank you for that. really retains the support of many brazilians in an increasingly polarized country in a fairly the silver came to prominence as a trade union leader in the one nine hundred seventy s. when brazil was under military rule and found a member of the workers' party he served two terms as president between two thousand and three and twenty eleven as time in power was marked by increasing growth and greater social equality leading to record popularity he left power with an approval rating of eighty three percent but in twenty seventeen he was convicted of corruption as a result of operation carwash investigation to bribery involving the state oil company petrobras. leader wants to run for president

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a court order to hand himself over to police supporters are rallying in front of a building in sao paolo where loon has been holed up since thursday he's been ordered to start a jail sentence for corruption more now from daniel. so yet another day of high drama in what has been several days we've seen in the last two years of high drama in brazilian politics. the president is the president of popularly known and missed the deadline to hand himself into the all star it is to meet the terms of the arrest warrant issued by the prosecuting judge sergio model from the southern city of. but then since then there were negotiations held while lula was in the metal workers union headquarters in the cell paolo many of his supporters outside that building while the negotiations went on there has been some kind of humanitarian reprieve i suppose you could call it went early on saturday morning supporters will hold a remembrance this mass late why but it's who died last year a very popular figure within the workers' party lula will attend that mass and then hand himself in it appears to the prosecuto

every year paolo bossa leno is commemorated in the street where he and his bodyguards were killed. dimaggio has come to honor the man who inspired him to become a prosecutor and whose murder he has spent his career investigating. like dim a tale lived a life under the threat of death. until the been south to the brain soon. give a list of questions here juice to me me confronting him from the me of the media id . oh on see a few will need soon any shame on so forth a billion of your fusion the tail off you shot for this year i mean all. also lloyd their lives out of a mess under the thirty one little thing that as a label that i feel a little. known so v.o.m. . leave or point all new meaning to the old and the shadows that had been vocal man and ice cream feet the son of the. barrel said advantage a one man record but i had better man polonia for me young. men the margin in men the best force and good you can foresee any government in and that of a nationality such as any of them may know you propose u.t.v. martin to me come from. mafia boss the took a lotta law was arrested in pal

every year paolo boss alina is commemorated in the street where he and his bodyguards were killed. di matteo's come to honor the man who inspired him to become a prosecutor and whose murder he has spent his career investigating for silly no like him a tale lived a life under the threat of death. until the been so to they've been sued. give a loser quiz to see a juice. in the me confronting them from tyranny of the media id all. will need soon and the supportability of your fusion tail off you shine for this you're on your own. also lloyd their lives out of a mess under the thing that they're looking at as a label that i feel a little. known sobule. vive or point all the new meaning to the old and the shadows that had been vocal man and i can feel the son of the. barrel said a bank a one man trickle but i had better man polonia for me young. men my vagina men are the best dark force and good you can foresee any government can and then again a shouting. match of any of them in oh you propose u.t.v. mocked anyone from. mafia boss the took a lotta law was arrested and palermo in two th

paolo says is a verse to give workers reveal how mafia influence and i to vittie is changing of late. many journalists do not publish names or photos of mafia bosses many of my colleagues do not do investigative journalism i do i publish names and surname i publish photos and above all i try to follow their business schemes money this is a business worth billions not millions we're talking about billions of euros religionist has a fundamental role in telling the truth talking to people and doing investigative journalism that. i don't have all been saddled with or the mafia was defeated we thought this because the bombings were over because arrests were made we did not understand the mafia that was radically changing that it infiltrated the state and public body is something of the matter is just an italian problem but unfortunately that's not true the mafia has spread from italy to europe and the world. track another news story for you clashes have broken out in the small former soviet republic of armenia where there's been four days of mass protests now ahead of a longtime former pre

at the tree planted to mark the spot where paolo ponce leno has killed a notorious son of palermo has come to pay his respects you can almost see motion cimino some of the french we know for the liquor on record. also people. in the bar and most of too much you also mention you know how pathetic with that sunny day in the uk with that so he will appear. in my feet door. in the anchor and it out it was that silly they look at the door and they get that blanket off in a corner any books in the know. massimo chance you may know is a key witness for the met his prosecution team. he's also one of the accused charged with mafia association acting as a go between for his father and buffy posses. mean zero. zero zero while. their label can. shoot all body balsam i feel sick is. probably a bother. for those he said get up and bobbed up the provenzano. well commercial thawing bunny. you miss you know the novel a commercial the sound of our bill go out and it goes on also a law a companion to me upon it all. will. be touch and she may not start the one scene or more. than the mice that blanket r

again thanks for watching r t m kevin i know next to tell him journalist paolo barra met says he fears for his life after receiving death threats from a number of mafia clients last week italian investigators say their phone conversation between two crime bosses in it one of them allegedly tells the other to murder the reporter. this is. a baronet is now on to the round the clock protection for military police the carob unary the journalist says the crime bosses want him dead because he runs a website detailing their activities he told us what it's like and who want to be on this one on the mafia hit list. first i received warnings then letters containing bullets and then anonymous phone calls then one day i was attacked i was assaulted by two hooded men since then i've had an injured shoulder so. i've now been living under the protection of the caribbean the area for four years i have launched fourteen criminal cases against almost thirty mafia bosses these mafia bosses tried to kill me anyway i managed to save myself from an attack thanks to the skill of the carabineers uk i know tha

to turn himself into police voluntarily has just expired it is holed up at a union building in sao paolo crowds of his supporters have gathered outside the supreme court has ordered lulu to begin serving a prison sentence for corruption while he appeals the conviction is supporters say it's a ploy to stop him running in this year's presidential election where he is the clear front runner. are this get the lay of the way now from sao paolo joining us is journalist sam can't we see the deadline has just passed has defied the arrest warrant so what happens next. well that's a question it still could be that he decides to hand it to the federal police brought up out which is one of the theories flying around right now the other is that the federal police would have to come and collect him from this union and also has in. and out of the will and if that happens at this one it's going to be very difficult logistically because it's five o'clock here right now. very. very bad traffic also because that is right now surrounded by thousands of his supporters those could be quite a tense stand off i

supporters have gathered outside the metal workers union building in sao paolo where lula has retreated with some of his political allies he has until five pm on friday local time to hand him self into the police after the country's top court ruled that he must begin a twelve year jail sentence the corruption one of his closest allies former president dilma rousseff spoke to the crowd. it's a political persecution aimed at putting him behind bars and i want to tell every one of you gathering here that i'm sure that president luiz inacio lula da silva is an honest strong and brave person and that he will know how to face this moment with a courage and serenity of an innocent man. for the prospect of jail time could deal a fatal blow to lose plans to run for a third term in october presidential election a latin america editor lucien human has more from the capital brasilia. barack obama described lisi nasser lula da silva as the world's most popular president the left wing little worker rose to become a global example for others who dream of lifting tens of millions of people from poverty

been trying to get rid of not only delma but lula and the left wing parties so i support is in sao paolo delayed his exit while all this came to see him off at the airport saying farewell to the man they praise for lifting millions of resilience out of poverty through the chains brazil had a huge influence across latin america yet the reaction to the full of this once great political leader has so far been muted perhaps because he's become just another victim of the corruption scandals sweeping brazil. paolo is lewdness heartland but the crowds here was small all those elsewhere in brazil came out to celebrate his imprisonment. will eat all the politicians who stole who took money from brazil from security from health care how many people died whitening lot of hospitals that's all dirty money if they guilty they should go to prison i know there is just. one of the many business people and politicians from across the political spectrum to be caught in the web of corruption investigations sweeping brazil that he is by far the biggest to someone to others just a common criminal gangs shrine

a warrant for his arrest i supporters of governor outside the metal workers union building in san paolo. retreated with some of his political allies he has until five o'clock local time on friday to hand him self into police after the country's top court ruled that he must begin a twelve year jail sentence for corruption while the prospect of jail time could deal a fatal blow to plans to run for a third terminal tobis presidential election in america editor you see a human has more from the capital brasilia. barack obama described lisi nasser. as the world's most popular president the left wing little worker rose to become a global example for others who dream of lifting tens of millions of people from poverty. to presidencies were haunted by corruption allegations they never stuck hence his reputation for having a teflon shield but with the supreme court's decision to send him to prison while he appeals a twelve year corruption sentence it's clear the shield has crumbled the messages you all are equal all the piece off legislation that you have been busy you on the law so now we are ta

this one from paolo to placid creeping in off the post.the opposite post came to cleanse rescue a bit later sub robin prize on his effort bouncing away to safety while at the other range acrobatics and keeper rennie on the edge and i cloud if it's our right that set the scene for a feisty frantic finale cheers or not he's petulant sending him a second yellow in quick succession and the inevitable rage then john quarter by nearly squeezed down to win for the hosts before to move forward in the collision goal stop twice on from point blank range i all this in stoppage time the fine margins between possibly staying up and possibly going down a flurry of late chances for cologne left with a lot more to raise. your hands and fund we just didn't get the job done we started well but didn't perform for the entire ninety minutes. we're all disappointed when an engine touched the bottom line a draw simply not good enough a cologne that survival hopes looking ever more slain. well well well if cologne didn't step up and get the result that they were

this was the scene in sao paolo a short while ago supporters rallying in front of the metal workers union building where luna has been holed up since thursday he's wanted by police so he can start serving a twelve year sentence for corruption and bribery the dentist is live for us in south parlor so daniel this standoff shows no sign of ending at this point what's happening right now. what we have just heard has in that in the last few minutes that the ruler as he's popularly known here his lawyers have been negotiating with the officials from the prosecuting judge and it does seem as though it's likely to hand him self in later on saturday he's won some kind of i suppose you could call it a humanitarian reprieve early on saturday morning support holding up remembrance ceremony for the late why but it's who died in february of last year she was a very popular figure within those workers' party saluda will attend that ceremony and it does seem as if his lawyers have indicated he will hunt in self in that he will then be taken to the southern city of creek which is where the investigative j

twelve year jail sentence for corruption supporters have gathered outside a union building itself paolo has retreated with some of his allies president trump as ordered his administration to consider an extra one hundred billion dollars worth of tariffs on chinese goods. and the german court has rejected the spanish extradition request for catalonia is formally the colors push to mount judges decided the rebellion charge or push him on faces in spain is not a criminal offense in germany is now being released on bail which amount is one to over his role in the legal referendum for catalonia is independence revelator cation is next. just. saying. photojournalists decided to sacrifice their integrity for out in the media or opinion the listening post at this time on al jazeera education matters the universal rights to expand arrive and offer better prospects. to a better life yet around the globe schools an institution. system's been deemed to be no longer fit. rethinking what schools and how they want identifying the feel of the knowledge needed in the twenty first century and now a new w

sao paolo with supporters and tell us more about what's happening and when looters due to arrive. well as you can see there's a small group of a small group of sometimes noisy supporters here we have heard that there is meant to be here in the next hour or two that another group apparently has blocked the exit from the base where he was being held they handed him surf over to the federal police say he's like his arrival here is likely to be at least slightly delayed i think what we've been noticing throughout the day is that the fact that the former president from two thousand and three to two thousand and ten hugely popular figure not just here in brazil but across latin america is now going to say that time in prison he'd be flying from here to korea chiba the southern city from where the arrest warrant was issued for a special jail cell has been prepared for him to say that twelve years and one month on the corruption charges he has said all along that he's innocent of the charges that this is simply a political campaign to prevent him from standing in the elections presidentia

the negotiations after he missed a deadline set by the investigating judge the reports now from sao paolo. who learn his many supporters defied the oath or it is for as long as they could hear the metal workers union headquarters in sao paolo he missed a deadline to hand him self into the authorities he and his supporters maintaining his innocence of the corruption charges leveled against them. here we are here we are with the world looking at us everyone is accompanying us closely closely monitoring the situation that threatens our democracy. but looters options have run out if you legal team has exhausted all appeals he will attend the ceremony the birthday of his late wife and more trouble for the southern city of. special jail cell awaits him to brazil is a country very much divided with many here believing that justice will only be done if. twelve years a one month sentence many others feel that he's the victim of a political prosecution to stop him running in presidential elections elections they fail he would almost certainly win. support for lula has also come from abroad from the

silva is facing a deadline to turn himself into police he's currently hold up with supporters in sao paolo the supreme court has ordered him to serve a prison sentence for watching crowds of supporters have gathered outside which could make it difficult for police to arrest him doctors in britain say the russian expiry script all he was poisoned by a nerve agent last month is responding well to treatment the hospital says that he is improving rapidly and is no longer in critical condition his daughter yulia gave a statement via u.k. police yesterday that she is getting stronger every day. south korea's impeached president park geun head has been sentenced to twenty four years in prison for option she was convicted on several counts of abuse of power and coercion park is the latest in a string of south korean political and business leaders to face prison time the corruption scandal has divided south korea the trial of former south african president jacob zuma has been adjourned until june zuma faces charges of corruption relating to a two point five billion dollar arms deal the former leade

start serving a twelve year sentence for corruption he's currently holed up in a union building in sao paolo. the u.s. has imposed sanctions on.

a twelve year jail sentence for corruption supporters of gathered outside a union building in sao paolo where lula retreated to some of his allies one of them former president dilma rousseff spoke to the crowd. it's a political persecution aimed at putting him behind bars and i want to tell every one of you gathering here that i'm sure that president luiz inacio lula da silva is an honest strong and brave person and that he will know how to face this moment with courage and serenity of an innocent man. russia has warned britain it's playing with fire during a tense exchange at the u.n. security council the meeting was called to discuss the poisoning of a russian former double agent in england with the u.k. blames a moscow. news no good. i don't even know what to say some sort of theater of the absurd can you come up with a better fake story we all know what the worth of british intelligence is based on the experience with tony blair we've told our u.k. colleagues that you're playing with fire and you'll be sorry palestinians are preparing for more protests along gaza's border with israe

say he does not plan to surrender voluntarily is currently hold up with his supporters in a south paolo suburb the supreme court has ordered him to begin serving a twelve year prison sentence for corruption even though the appeals process is not yet complete is currently the front runner in the presidential elections scheduled to take place in october and going to prison would likely put him out of the race. officials in gaza see israeli fire has killed at least two palestinians during border protests today on dozens more have been wounded israeli soldiers are firing tear gas and live ammunition to try to prevent demonstrators from approaching the border fence on today's march is the second in several weeks of planned protests against a decade long israeli blockade of the gaza strip israel the palestinians are using the protests at all the un meanwhile says it has seen indications israeli soldiers used excessive force against the palestinians last week and is urging israel to show restraint in policing the green line fence israeli security forces are required by international human righ

every year paolo possibly know is commemorated in the street where he and his bodyguards were killed. dimaggio has come to honor the man who inspired him to become a prosecutor and whose murder he has spent his career investigating for silly no like him a tale lived a life under the threat of death. until the been south to the brain soup. give a loser quiz to see a juice to marry me confronting him from team you for mediocrity or on. supportability. your fusion my tail off you shine for this you're on your own. also lloyd their lunch out of a message on the thirty one little thing that is a label that i feel a little. known sobule. leave or point all the new meaning to the old and the shadows that had been vocal man and i can feel the son of the. barrel said a bank a one man trickle but i've had better man plenty for me young. men the margin in men the best dark force and good you can foresee any government in and that again a shouting. match of any of them in oh you propose u.t.v. marked enemy come from. mafia boss the took a lotta law was arrested and palermo in two thousand and fou

to talk to us more about this, i'm happy to say paolo pescatore joins us on the line good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so the ft front page says a three-way bidding war is about to start over sky. do you read this as well is this the formal beginning of a bidding war? do you expect to hear back from fox disney in the coming weeks >> for sure. it's quite clear that a bidding war is going to start, and this is great news for sky stockholders >> we're up to 12.50, and perhaps a counter bid coming from fox or disney before we get into that, have you done work on where you see fair value for sky at this time, not taking into consideration the potential synergies as in the case of comcast. >> it's not something that we look at. >> okay. fair enough. going back to comcast, do you think that the -- they have a higher chance of succeeding here due to less of the regulatory backlash we're due to hear from the cma about the potential outcome of the fox/sky tie up that should come out in a couple weeks. it doesn't look like comcast is facing the same issues would you say it puts them in b

more from paolo sandoval in philadelphia. >> reporter: this morning the passengers of southwest flighte at home or still trying to get there after a day they will never forget. they left new york's laguardia airport yesterday headed to texas. not long into the four-hour flight, passengers reported hearing a thud, an explosion. they looked out the left windows of the boeing 737 and saw that one of the two engines was destroyed. there was some kind of issue there sending debris and shrapnel toward the fuselage, severely damaging, breaking a window and causing a massive and sudden depreciation. it certainly made for a terrifying scene. some of the passengers describing, some of the people on board the plane, holding a woman in place, keeping her from literally getting sucked out of the aircraft. >> somebody screamed, we real e realized what had happened when the window went out. i tried and tried and couldn't, just couldn't. andrew came over -- trying to get her back in. i feel like i didn't get much done. i couldn't do anything for her. just get her back in the plane. >> we later found t

a twelve year jail sentence for corruption supporters of gathered outside a union building in sao paolo where lula has retreated with some of his allies. president trump has ordered his administration to consider an extra one hundred billion dollars worth of tariffs on chinese goods. and the german court has rejected a spanish extradition request for catalonia is formally the carlists push to mount judges decided the rebellion charge or push him on faces in spain is not a criminal offense in germany is now being released on bail which amount is wanted over his role in the legal referendum for catalonia is independence revelator cation is next. just is it influencing. photojournalists decided to sacrifice their integrity for our hole in the media or opinion the listening post at this time on al-jazeera education matters the universal rights to expand arrive and offer better prospects the pulse to a better life yes around the globe schools an institution with. systems been deemed to be no longer a. thinking school and how they were identifying the thrill of the knowledge needed in the twe

supporters a former brazilian president noisy naseer lula da silva gathered in sao paolo after a judge issued a warrant for his arrest and follows a ruling by the country's top court that he must start a twelve year prison sentence for corruption. u.s. president donald trump has described a large group of migrants from central america as being besieged with violence and sexual assault invoking a language from his presidential campaign in twenty fifteen trump said some mexican immigrants are rapists. but the plight of hundreds of thousands of random muslims fleeing from myanmar since last august has captured the world's attention the crisis in rakhine state is part of a much longer period of persecution which has forced out for decades and sixty thousand found shelter in malaysia where like in myanmar they have no legal status once louis met some in a law setar to find out why they still hold out hope for a better life. b.b. came to malaysia by boat four years ago with her children as if. she was stateless and faced persecution she didn't want to leave my door in rakhine state but had n

people i see in the morning and the last i see at night before i'm left alone with my conscience and paolo says his investigative work has revealed how mafia influence and activity is changing. many journalists do not publish names or photos of mafia bosses on many of my colleagues do not do investigative journalism what i do i publish name and surname your fight i publish photos and above all be going on i try to follow their business money this is a business worth billions not millions we're talking about billions of euros religionist has a fundamental role telling the truth telling its people and doing all sorts of journalism. i. want to have me all bent out of the mafia was defeated we thought this because the bombings were over because arrests were made we did not understand the mafia that was radically changing that it infiltrated the state and public body as something of the matter is just an italian problem but unfortunately that's not true the mafia has spread from italy to europe in the world. you know without a political power play a former soviet republic has led to furious pro

year one month sentence on corruption and money laundering charges and we saw demonstrations in sao paolo the night. himself and on saturday night they got a little bit violent when the protesters tried to stop handing himself in to the police is something he wanted to do but they tried to delay that as far as they could i think to some degree that's the side of the disillusionment with which many brazilians including lula supporters members of his workers party feel towards all politicians here and the political parties let's not forget that lula was just the latest victim in a long line of politicians and senior business people who have been convicted and sent to prison after being found to be corrupt and it's very wide ranging investigation known as the carwash an investigation that still continuing more and more people from all sides of the political spectrum are being brought in we did see huge protests a few months ago over a year ago but they have gradually dwindled i think as people are losing faith in the system it doesn't mean the protests won't continue about looters imprisonme

kick byron elder then double the lead for the spanish club it got worse for the city our side when paolo di barlow was a red carded in the second half that was before marcello rounded off a resoundingly three nil beating for the dens main. and it was a good night for five times european champions buy in munich as well after going behind at severe they struck back to take a two one lead into the quarter final second leg legal leaders barcelona face to roma in the quarter final first leg on wednesday looking to reach the last four of the champions league for the first time in three years of the falling of the quarter final stage both in twenty sixteen and twenty seventeen the last time roma faced bustles in the champions league group stage three years ago basso thrashed them six one on that occasion it was part of us after watching the roma games in the group stage it wasn't a big surprise that they've got here as they played very well i'm not surprised they're in the quarterfinals they are a great team playing well attacking well and also defending together they are hard to beat when they

many of them are highly qualified and from well off districts in sao paolo who travelled in especially emerson brought them all together. i'm so happy really happy it's so important and great that so many are involved from the district as well we're working together to change things this will be a place we can be proud of and where you can get ahead in life i'm so happy to see fathers and sons here they can learn for life. that's also. a school garden is being laid out and almost all the bars and fences are being dismantled. it's all thanks to emerson's initiative and all reason for a huge celebration. in georgia in santa lucia but it's been a long time since things have felt this carefree. and now it's time for global ideas this week we head to the correct us where coffee is one of the main export products as such world prices determine what growers earn greater independence is possible but by learning how to cultivate coffee sustainably is it worth it we visited the area around in the north of the country to find out more. maria is passionate about coffee. she runs a cafe in. and she

start serving a twelve year sentence for corruption he's currently holed up in a union building in sao paolo. the u.s. has imposed sanctions on.

phone conversation between members of the gang in which one of them allegedly tells his son to murder paolo bottom netty. always. leave the. level. where you are this is. investigators believe there was an imminent plan to assassinate he's now under round the clock police protection the journalist says mafia bosses of made numerous death threats against him because he runs an anti mathie a website he's been telling us what it's like to live with a price on your head. first i received warnings then letters containing bullets and then anonymous phone calls then one day i was attacked i was assaulted by two hooded men and since then i've had an injured shoulder so. i've now been living under the protection of a caribbean area for four years i have launched fourteen criminal cases against almost thirty mafia bosses these mafia bosses tried to kill me anyway i managed to save myself from an attack thanks to the skill of the carabineers. i know that at the moment there are five mafia clans the woman. i live with five men five carabineers are you follow me day and night i live far from my family f