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ah, paris supreme court has ruled that out that president federal castillo must remain in pre trial detention for 18 months accused of inciting a rebellion. the former leader will weigh in custody while the new government built a case against them. because theo doesn't believe opposition acted alone. the visit of the u. s. ambassador to the government palace was not free, nor was it in favor of the country. it was an order to take the troops out into the streets and massacre my defenceless people. and incidentally clear the way from mining exploitation, as in the case of congo, tia maria and others, the peruvian press, will not only remain silent about this, but will easily deny it. the accusation comes as peruse, new leadership announces a 30 day state of national emergency. that's in response to castillo supporters entering their 2nd week of protest. demonstrators face a violent crack down by the new government whose actions have drawn support, not criticism from the u. s. government. ah, ah. federal casteel was impeached for attempting to dissolve the countries congress that had a mere 10

content g 0 has teens on the ground to bring you more award winning documentary and lives ah, paris supreme court orders asked it president petro castillo to remain in custody for 18 months. or protest, groat, demanding his release. ah, i'm carried on to mrs. al jazeera, locked into, also coming up. thousands take to the streets in istanbul, protesting against the conviction of the city's mer ahead of next year's pulse. nurses across the u. k. go on strike for the 1st time and demanding better wages to keep up with inflation. and in sports, argentina, back in training, there's, you know, messy and his team chase glory at sundays. well, cup fun, ah. peruse, supreme court has ordered 18 months, a pre trial detention for former president pedro castillo. authorities have imposed an overnight curfew in most of the provinces. following the routing castillo has been charged with rebellion and conspiracy. after illegally trying to dissolve, congress protested, have been blocking roads and highways, demanding his release. arianna sanchez reports from lina. the dad to juan carlos checkley house, decided th

paris. >>> all right. the supreme court will hear a second challenge to president biden's student loan forgiveness program to plaintiffs who dngt provide full debt relief. justices also plan to hear a challenge from a group of states. the program is on hold while all of this plays out in court. >>> president biden will sign the bipartisan respect for marriage bill into law. the white house this afternoon adds federal protections. jasmine wright is live in washington for us. good morning. we're hearing both politicians and some farmers will be here at this event. what do you expect? >> christine, i think we can expect to see some legacy cementing here. folks in his orbit will say this is a long-time coming. it was just ten years ago when then vice president biden shook washington, d.c., when he came out in support of same-sex marriage even ahead of then president obama. i want to take a look at that clip now from 2012. >> be what this is all about is a simple proposition. who do you love? who do you love? and will you be loy

for crimea, the supreme court of france upheld the decision of the international arbitration , deputy minister of justice iryna mudra reported. thus , the decision of the operational paris court has been annulled, in addition, russia must pay interest that will be calculated from the moment of the decision until the time of actual compensation. and this is about $100,000 every day last year in march the court of appeal of paris supported the position of the ministry of justice of russia on the lack of jurisdiction in the arbitration on the claim of the ukrainian oschadbank, but now the aggressor state again obliged to compensate ukraine for the loss of assets by the savings bank due to the annexation of crimea . russia's energy disarmament began at the beginning of this week. europe, as well as the g7 countries and australia, refused to buy russian oil . in response, putin took offense and said that russia itself will not supply oil to europeans, but will look for buyers in other countries, whether moscow will be able to block its main source of income from which it pays for the war in ukraine tsn correspondent maria vasilieva tried to understand the first consequences

for crimea the supreme court of france upheld the decision of the international arbitration , deputy minister of justice iryna mudra reported . thus, the decision of the operational parisled, in addition, russia must pay interest that will be calculated from the moment of the decision until the time of actual compensation. and this is about 100,000 dollars every day

paris. they lit flares. they waved the flags and sang the french national anthem. the supreme courtis temporarily blocking an order that would have lifted restrictions on asylum seekers title 42 allowed the government to use the pandemic as a reason to keep people from coming into the country. the high court is leaving open the prospect of lifting the restrictions by wednesday, a growing number of migrants is expected to overwhelm the u. s. mexico border. the biden administration is asking for an increase in funding to help with border management, technology and resources. this is what we're asking that $3.5 billion of funding requests that we're asking of congress and also this is what we have been doing to surge resources at the border to deal with to address the when the when title 42 has to be lifted on wednesday. this all happens is happening as congress remains deadlocked on working together to pass immigration reform. our time is now for 25. the number of covid cases are now starting to decline go down after a big spike following the thanksgiving holiday, the state department