the irony is that pen, the main idea of ​​pen, was based on the fact that cultural heritage and cultureding, and it is inviolable, especially during armed conflicts, whether a warrior, eh, how people from the west react, yes , western intellectuals, the writers we bring here, how do they react to what they see in these regions of destruction? and you know, i now thought about my first advocacy trip abroad, it was may 22, america... new york. and i remember, simply, how i was picked up at the airport by a taxi driver who just recently learned about probucha, about kyiv region. and he told me then that you know, i understood why you are so worried about what is happening in ukraine, why it is so close to us, because when i see footage from buchi or zerpenya, i recognize these houses and these streets, they are completely for me, well, even if they are american, they are mine, i understand what i see. in this footage, and that's why what i see there is so painful for me, and i can draw a parallel here, because i have a feeling that when we talk about destroyed cultural heritage, these foot

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pen to kherson. what do you remember from this trip, you were her participant?ching these shots and realized that besides the fact that victoria is no longer with us, and victoria is such a big motivator for me that these trips began, she supported me in the idea of ​​going to kharkiv, this is our first direction, the beginning june 22nd, and then victoria, as she starts documenting crimes, working with trushauns, starts writing her book in english. language, she always tried to travel with us, and this was also an interesting story, because she learned about kherson at the last moment, she was for across the border, on an advocacy trip, and she just writes to us there a few days before that, friends, and i still have to get to ukraine, but i want to come to you at least for one day, to be with you in kherson, and that's why she she is coming to us by train right on that day, just two days on the way, but in order to be with us, she is... in kherson, victoria is not there, and there are also shots of the library of oles honchar, here she is in these shots damage

even before the great war, before the beginning of the great war, ukrainian pen has begun to become afluential organization and is perhaps now the most powerful voice, yes, the most powerful advocate. at least one of the most powerful advocates of ukrainian culture in the world and actually the most influential organization in ukraine, please tell us about our community, that is, what does the community do, what kind of community is it in the ukrainian cultural field? you know, when i now, especially abroad, talk about our work, who we are, what pen does, who our association of ukrainian authors is, it very often causes somewhat surprising, because our work is very different from what other pen centers do in other countries. it is obvious that this is connected with the war, and these changes, these disagreements, they have been there since the 14th year, because pen worked with the cases of ukrainian authors, political prisoners, and not every country has such challenges with which the pen center should work , but on... actually, today i talk very little about what we did before the

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t other pen centers in other countries, it is obvious that this is connected with the war, and these changes, these disagreements, they have been there since the 14th year, because pen worked with the cases of ukrainian authors, political prisoners, and not in every the country has such challenges with which the pencenter should work, but in fact today i am talking very little about what we did before the 22nd year, because obviously our work with political prisoners, with ukrainian hostages of the kremlin. continues, but our larger, most of our initiatives, primarily cultural, are suspended, and then we begin the process of finding those areas, those roles, priorities, where we can be the most useful as a community. our community today is 163 ukrainian authors, writers, journalists, rights activists, cultural managers, and today we planned to talk with you about volunteer trips, and i think that this... this is precisely the experience that largely determined what what we are doing today, if we try to sum it up somehow, to highlight some directions, i would first of all talk about t

kherson with the pen group to open such bookshelves in shelters, just imagine that kherson, which isntly under continuous shelling all the time, the local community there wants to have in shelters, in the basements of their houses, maybe, just maybe, bookshelves with ukrainian literature and ukrainian-language literature, and there is such a kherson youth initiative called books in shelter. and together with these people, we went not only to the right bank of the dnieper, but also to the korabel district, where there is, where it is quite dangerous, and because of shelling, we went to the district called ostriv, and this district is just a few kilometers away from the position of the russians, there are 3-4 km, maybe 2 km, and people live there, and they want to open bookshelves in their basements. houses in order to read books and have a community of your own. today, these people will be included, and we will listen to them separately, but here is a video that was taken, that was taken by this community of books in the shelter, let's see how they capture this, this action of the tra

and about how the ukrainian pen travels with volunteer trips to the east of ukraine, to the south of ukraine. books to destroyed libraries and thus supports people in these territories. my guest today is tetyana teren, she is the executive director of ukrainian foam tanya, congratulations. thank you for coming. for tetyana and i, it is important to talk today about our impressions in general from these trips of our volunteer ukrainians to the east, in the front-line and de-occupied territory, and we will definitely talk and mention about... all these fantastic, shocking stories, but tanya, let's start with that , what is pen, maybe no one, no one knows, for sure, some people have never heard of propene and what this organization does, pen is primarily an international organization with a central office in london, and accordingly, in fact, in every country in the world, there is a pen center, and it is an association of writers, journalists, cultural managers, translators, in general ... people who work with the word, and what is important to say in the context of what we plan to talk

tetyana teren, executive director of ukrainian pen, was our guest today.erstand that support culture. it is a part, a very important part of our our resistance to russian aggression, if you want to support ukrainian books and ukrainian culture, do it, help the kherson libraries, help the cult podcast, help the all-ukrainian collection for damaged libraries, and in this way we will only be stronger, and our culture will be stronger. thanks for being with us today, see you in a week. greetings, i am asking for your help in searching for this boy, his name is vanya gorbachevsky, he is 13 years old, and he disappeared in the temporarily occupied skadovsk of the kherson region. in there is only this one of us. the photo was obviously taken a few years ago, now the old man looks a little older, but i ask you to look carefully at the boy's face, maybe you will recognize him, and ivan disappeared on june 1, 2023, and since then there is no news about him, of course it is possible that vanyu could be taken to russia, as unfortunately often happens with children in

i suggest focusing on the leader of the french far-right marine le pen.isited the kremlin. in 2017, it was often said that he respects the leadership of vladimir putin, because he is a strong leader who wants to protect the interests of his nation and culture, and this is what is important to marine le pen here in france. of course, because of this, she is also accused of being too close to putin, because her party, the national union, had to borrow millions from russian banks. now... they say that they have already returned the money and also that they had to act like this because no french bank agreed to provide them with the loans they needed. i looked into our france 24 archives and found a focus report i did in 2014. we filmed it at the university of lyon, where the party congress is held every year, a big event for the national association. and that year they invited a guest. from abroad, in particular the deputy head of the russian duma, his name was andriy isaev, he is a member of the ruling party in russia, a very conservative figure. he is also

i suggest focusing on the leader of the french far-right, marine le pen. visited the kremlin back in 2017 and often expressed respect for vladimir's leadership putin, because he is... a leader who seeks to protect the interests of his nation and culture, and that is what is important to marine le pen here in france. of course, because of this, she is also accused of being too close to putin, because her party of national unity was forced to borrow millions from russian banks. now they say that they have already returned this money, and that they had to act like this because no french bank has. we filmed it at the university of lyon, where the party congress is held every year, a big event for national unification, and that year they invited guests from abroad, in particular the deputy head of the russian duma, he was there, his name is andrii isaev. he is also a member of the veterans affairs commission. i suggest watching a fragment from this report, which explains why he ended up there. let me remind you, this is 2014. russia has just invaded crimea and

tetyana teren, executive director of ukrainian pen, was our guest today.understand that maintaining the culture is part of it. a very important part of our resistance to russian aggression. if you want to support a ukrainian book, ukrainian culture, do it, help the kherson libraries, help the podcast cult. help the all-ukrainian collection for damaged libraries, and in this way we will only be stronger and our culture will be stronger. thanks for being with us today, see you in a week. tired of heavy and bulky saws? then pilka strong from razpak tv is just for you. with it you can easily cut trees and bushes. it is so convenient to use it for carpentry. it is the perfect tool for your home or garden. and the price is only from uah 1,499. a reliable battery is also included. just call now and order free delivery is available. check with consultants. cut branches, cut timber, grind. blood , you can do all this in one movement with the strong saw. just look how quickly she copes, even with thick branches. once and it's done. and unlike standard saws, it is so

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are sitting, some do not know that the conversation is being recorded, so they duplicate it with a pense, with a pen, they write, they write, he says no, it’s different in my notes, dear people, the world has stepped forward, trust the fruits of civilization, just listen carefully at the president’s meetings, that is, don’t... then it gets in the way of just making the sound of this creak pens, and of course, another important point is that the victory in the elections is deafening. you will be surprised who is not called a philosopher there, yes, just so you know, we are religious fundamentalists, we must be stopped unconditionally, that’s who will stop us, in a word zhizhak, putin is a gloomy, conservative, religious fanatic, so i, to provoke people, said, give ukraine nuclear weapons, i say this as a leftist. we must do everything for this. in this regard, glory, i think it was a terrible mistake to convince ukraine to refuse from its nuclear potential, because it seems to me that this would be a green light for putin for a subsequent invasion of the country. we should look at what

channel espresso and ukrainian pen present own names project with myroslava barchuk.s of conversations with ukrainian and western intellectuals who analyze and comment on the most relevant social debates. we will find out exactly what news the guests of the project will analyze this week and who will be the guest of the studio this sunday. undoubtedly, the topics will be relevant, the guests - special. proper names with myroslava barchuk. sunday: 17:10 at espresso. watch voli this week. the national anti-corruption bureau exposed the bribe in august 2018. then €500 the judge received a decision to extend the powers of the arbitration administrator in the bankruptcy case of the company. volodymyr bulka asked for five bottles of champagne. the bribe giver said: five - is it in euros or not? dollars after being exposed for bribery in 2018, judge bulka submitted his resignation and went on an honorary pension with a lifetime allowance. if the judgment becomes final, the resignation and benefits will be suspended. in ukraine, a competition for the selection of candidates f

let's hear what le pen said. invasion of ukraine on february 24, 2022 russia unleashed a war and a geopolitical crisis on the doorstep of the european union, which is perhaps the most dramatic of recent times. what do you think, mr. maxim, is connected with the change in lepent's position and, in general, is europe changing its position regarding putin, well, if you don't take the pope of rome, of course, and the vatican state, well, in general, this is the position of europe, and america, and that well... who makes very ambiguous statements, it's more like the rhetoric of, you know, grown people who have encountered some kind of adolescent inadequacy, or maybe nurses in an insane asylum who deal with a very adequate patient, that is, when they have the hope that they can in some good way calm down the rioter there. then they use the same rhetoric when they see that these methods do not work, then they, so to speak, also try to act with certain threats, if we talk specifically about this statement by le pen, then

, and cover our mouths and noses with our pen, and the smoke won’t get to us, they told us what we needhow not to panic what you need to do act as you should, when the smoke rises, you need to shut your mouth like this and walk along... along the path to the exit. available information in the walking form of arganizata.

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every 3 years, their farming is free gets a brand new snowmobile for use, the reindeer herd in the penck, like we have goish cameras, they are monitored by cctv cameras, of course, everywhere there is electricity from generators, so long the hands of progress have even reached the deer camps, so you often migrate, that is , change your place of residence, our friends only... twice a year, and not four, this is the minimum, as was the custom of their ancestors. there is no need for frequent swings anymore, it’s just that in winter you need to stay closer to the forest zone, there is less snow and reindeer moss, the main food of reindeer in the harsh weather season, is more accessible there, and in the summer, on the contrary, they move to open forest-tundra pastures. the achievement of modern civilization is, of course, good, but if you use the camp’s sayings khante, it’s good to live in nature, but the lazy can’t survive, work in the morning. in the evening, almost all food, except for salt and sugar, is collected, baked, and smoked with one’s own hands. modern khanty still build clay

well, such an unexpected statement from marine le pen, but as far as i'm concerned, she's just preparing thank you first of all to mrs. marine le pen, but she 's preparing for the elections, for the elections, first of all, for the european parliament, when she 's going to take her deputies, well, in the 27th year as well french presidential elections. western countries have not threatened, do not threaten, and will not threaten russia in any way. instead, such a threat is precisely from the side of russia for ukraine, poland and all states located to the west of them. the minister of defense of great britain grand shab said this in an interview tv channel gb news during a visit to poland. this is how he commented on putin's statement the day before yesterday that the russian. the nuclear forces are ready at any moment to respond to any encroachment from the west, the minister added, quote: this is irresponsible, especially when it comes to nuclear weapons. misunderstanding or translation error: donald trump did not confirm prime minister viktor orbán's statement after a meeting with him

le pen, i have never heard such a sharp polemic in the national assembly and such ... expressions tos. lipen, as far as they correct their position, or do they still believe that they are right and do not need to change in any way? very sharp debate, very sharp , really unexpectedly sharp, yesterday was a demonstration of macron's political power forward-republic, today the extreme right demonstrated, there were quite a few of them, and they were promoting just such anti-macron very sharp equally sharp narratives, and ... well this conflict is becoming more and more acute and, let's say, more unrestrained in words, the exchange of pleasantries takes on new and hostile tones, and the quotes we hear, they really completely different from what it seemed six months ago, but let's say even... the niece of marine le pen marichon marion, she is very popular now, and her position is, well, the position, her words, which she constantly tries to repeat, this is about the fact that macron involves france in the war, macron is trying to start a war on the territory of france, that is, it was not

marine le pen and her supporters, because now it is really a very tough conversation with them, i saw that french prime minister gabriel tal said that there are no french troops in ukraine yet, and russian troops are already in france, and they are ms. le pen's troops, i have never heard such sharp polemics in the national assembly and such expressions on ms. lippen's address, how much they are adjusting their position, or still believe that they are right and do not need to change in any way, very heated debates, very heated, really unexpectedly hot. yesterday there was a demonstration of macron's political strength , the republic is ahead , today the extreme right came out for a demonstration, there were quite a lot of them, and they promoted just such anti-macron, very sharp, similarly narratives, and well, this conflict is becoming more and more acute and, let's say, more unrestrained in words the exchange of pleasantries on... pushes new such hostile tones, and the quotes we hear, here they are really completely different from what it seemed six months ago, but let's say, even th

maxim, what is the reason for the change in le pen's position, and in general, is europe changing its position regarding? well, if you do not take the pope of rome, of course, and the vatican state, well, in general, this position of both europe and america, and the same trump, who makes very ambiguous statements, is rather like this the kind of rhetoric, you know, of grown people who have encountered some sort of adolescent inadequacy, or maybe nurses in an insane asylum who are dealing with a... with a not-so- adequate patient, that is, when they have the hope that they can somehow it is good to quell the violent, then they use the same rhetoric when they see that these methods do not work, then they, so to speak, also try to act with certain intimidations, if we talk specifically about this statement by le pen, then it is obvious , which is... a certain political competition with the incumbent the french president macron and, so to speak , made efforts and he made quite such serious and strong statements in support of ukraine, it is possible and quite likely that the french politic

le pen.his war will inevitably end in negotiations, and you know it, the goal of france and its allies must be that when the time comes, ukraine found itself in the most favorable situation for restoring its territorial integrity. well, such an unexpected statement on the part of marine le pen, but in my opinion she is just preparing, no , thank you, first of all mrs. marine le pen, but she is preparing for the elections, for the elections, first of all , for the european parliament, when where she wants to lead her deputies, well, in the 27th year, there will also be elections for the president of france. western countries have not threatened, do not threaten and will not threaten russia in any way, on the contrary, such a threat is precisely from russia for ukraine, poland and all where. states located to the west of them, the minister of defense of great britain grand shab said in an interview with the tv channel gb news during a visit to poland, this is how he commented on putin's stateme

let's hear what le pen said.h the invasion of ukraine on february 24, 2022 , russia unleashed a war and a geopolitical crisis on the doorstep of the european union, which is perhaps the most dramatic in the last 20 years. we are obliged to express our respect and support to the ukrainian people who suffered. in your opinion, mr. maxim, what is the reason for the change in lepent's position and, in general, is europe changing its position regarding? putin, well, if you don't take the pope, of course, and the vatican state. well, in general, this position, both of europe and america , and of the same trump, who makes very ambiguous statements, is rather the rhetoric of, you know, adults who have encountered some such adolescent inadequacy, or maybe orderlies in an insane asylum who have a business with a not very adequate patient, that is, when they have hopes that they can in some good way calm down the rioter there, then they use the same rhetoric, when they see that these methods do not work, then they, so to sp

biden administration created this crisis at the southern border and can end it with the stroke of a pentions the biden administration has taken to systematically open up our at c-span. org. national security adviser was at tuesday's to announce that $2 billion loan to poland and weapons and equipment to help ukraine. president biden's meeting with polish prime minister and■poland president was also discussed and president biden that bans tiktok in the u.s. >> i beg your indulgence i have to say something at t

now we inevitably know each other, your pen, take the pen, sign, addressed to fedorov, leonid sergeevich this is a misunderstanding, i forgot my passport in moscow, we don’t issue you without a passport , but... how about it was my wife who sent me the passport in the letter, but you won’t give me a passport without a passport, it ’s a vicious circle, pay a ten-kopeck piece, a ten-kopeck piece, a ten-kopeck piece, 10 kopecks, and i have all the money in the savings bank, marus, lend me here... a peck for 10 minutes, please take a pen and sign. i don’t understand anything, creamy, fruity, if you want, with pleasure, the largest portions are at my expense, and i’ll go to the savings bank for a minute. closed for lunch, for lunch, i don’t have a penny of money, and you, i don’t either, order it again, please. letter of credit, yes, be it please, check sheet please, how much do you charge? 500, oh, i can’t eat anymore, everything in my gut is frozen. your passport, please, gurov, nikolai nikolaevich, i would say, not quite gurov, that is, how is it, it’s written here, fedorov, leonid sergeev

they were marked with pens other than the official pens of the elections. as a result of the impressionxists among the people now is that there has been an elections fraud and they have not been able to change it with all their media power. and repression, we're fac with unfulfilled promises, for example, four universities that were supposed to be built, but we're never realized, el salvador has become the most brutal prison in latin america, this is black and white, thank you. the israeli economy already shrink almost 20%. the israeli economies is very dependent on the exploration of palestinian workforce. what was done in agriculture with high-tech irrigation does not have the labor from foreign sources, which was bad in any case. bismillahirrahmanirrahim. bismillahirrahmanirrahim. you press tv headlines: 169 days after the start of the genocidal war against the gaza strip, number of palestinis kills surpasses 32. 100. the united nations secretary general is called from the media seizfire in gaza and the delivery of aid to palestinians into be sieged territory. and russian president d

they were marked with pens other than the official pens of the elections. as a result of the impressionists among the people now is that there's been a thank you, in late 2023, south africa filed case at the international court of justice (icj) over the israeli apath regimes genocidal war against palestinians in the besieg gaza strip. south africa stated that the televive regime has failed to uphold its commitments under the 1948 genocide convention. south africa filed the lossit against the israeli regime at the end of december, noting that israel's actions in gaza that sited last october are genocidalling character because they are intended to bring about the destruction of a substantial part of the palestinian national, racial and ethnic group. we have a special guest to discuss the topic today. he's none other than south african ambassador to iran, his excellency dr. francis molloy. thank you, mr. ambassador for your time today. thank you very much for inviting me. it's a pleasure to be here. "we must not become part of south africa's problem. we must remain part of their solution.

they were marked with pens other than the official pens of the elections, as a result of the impressiont exists among the people now is that there's been an elections fraud and they have not been able to change it. walter, we're dealing with fraud and repression, we're faced with unfulfilled promises, for example, four universities that were supposed to be built, but we're never realized. el salvador has become the most brutal prison in latin america. this is black and white. thank you. i'm back, not just here in the scene of many crimes, but on your screen with a brand new weekly show called have it out with galloway. there'll be panel, there'll be experts, there'll be me, but there will also be you, joining me as a studio audience online, have a goal, why don't you if you think you're hard enough? after the arrival of tagfury terrorists in aleppo syria, people's daily lives were disrupted and they saw explosions and suicide operations every day, the problem of diffusing mines and detonating trap bombs. during this time, the resistance fighters and the ordinary people, including women

triple ships further exposing them to the virus. emmanuel, take us back to the start of the cupboard pen, demik. what was the initial response by prison administrators. and the sheriff to the outbreak. yeah, initially we are a lot of incarcerate and getting sick and also workers were getting sick and the initial response is there, there was no response. we weren't given mast, we weren't given sanitizers. were even told don't put on any mass because it might spook the inmates the incarcerated. they also did not have any mass. there was no thought of our safety and the incarcerated safety. i can recall a lady being forced to go into a tank that was quarantine. that means they had the co would virus. and she was worried about her for young kids that she added home and she started crying and knowing that she might bring that home to her little kids. many detention officers were forced to work 16 hours shift for 5 or even 6 consecutive days at a time. but again, they were often exposed to the coverage virus which was raging through the prison and jail systems in dallas detention officer. pors

it can be bought in pen form. of the reasons why some stores were able to cheat or violate was in this part. yes , there were about 5 to 10% violations in the stores, including the stores that were basically miscellaneous stores. we had the least violations in the chain store . delivering to stores what was the result? the result is that we cut off access to 10 to 12% or 15% of the stores at the same time that there was fraud or violation, and then we slowly started talking with them. we opened some of them, and some of them whose violations were clear, we introduced them to tazirat and their access will not be opened at the end of every year, mr. azarb. at the end of every night, we calculate the impact with the stores. i have a message here. it is very important because our colleagues are in the store. 95% of them are working safely . i am 5%, 6% or at most 10%. i want to talk to them, our dear ones, to know that when we do the settlement at the end of every night, that is , at 12 midnight, we can see all the sh

tetyana teren, executive director of ukrainian pen, was our guest today. understand that maintaining culture is a part, a very important part ours, our resistance to russian aggression. if you want to support ukrainian books, ukrainian culture, do it, help kherson libraries, help. podcast, help the all-ukrainian collection for damaged libraries, and in this way we will only be stronger and our culture will be stronger. thanks for being with us today, see you in a week. hello, this is svoboda ranok, an informational project of radio svoboda. top guests every day. this is the shipping district, kherson, live streaming. we are somewhere in the vicinity of bakhmut. we tell the main thing. on weekdays at 9:00. verdict with serhiy rudenko. from now on in the new. in a two-hour format: even more analytics, even more important topics, even more top guests: foreign experts, inclusion from abroad, about ukraine, the world, the front, society, and also feedback, you can express your opinion at any time of the day for with the help of a telephone survey, turn on and t

water is implemented as part of the a4 ballpoint pen project. can see the works of artists in a ukrainian home, an artist, like sensitive people, they cannot be aloof, and of course everyone is in this experience are located, nevertheless, i want to say right away that i am very grateful to the meters who took part, i don’t want to list them, they are in the press release, but here are very po... artists, and this is always their participation very important, because they support both the project level and support those young artists who are less known. the one who creates them, the hero of our story, a former military serviceman, has opportunities. today, the man moves around in a wheelchair, but he not only lives an active life, but also inspires others. how bilotserkivets became after the injury an artist with a unique handwriting - continues. driving a car and doing sports, let's see further. winner of a number of sports awards, talented marksman, armed forces officer, handyman and wheelchair consultant . sergey's diversity amazes and fascin

they were marked with pens other than the official pens of the elections, as a result of the impressionsts among the people now is that there's been an elections fraud and they have not been able to change it with all their media power. we're face with unfulfilled promises, for example, four universities that were supposed. to be built, but we're never realized. el salvador has become the most brutal prison in latin america. this is black and white. thank you. i'm back, not just here in the scene of many crimes, but on your screen with a brand new weekly show called have it out with galloway. there'll be panel, there'll be experts, there'll be me, but there will also... be you joining me as a studio audience online, have a goal, why don't you if you think you're hard enough? this week on expos a, benjamin netanyahu vows to reject any calls to hulk the rafah invasion as he and joe biden intensified their staged public spat over zionist israel's genocide in... gaza, now following the statement made by former president donald trump that there would be a blood bath if he is not elected in n

bring those ships online or re still basically correcting from the pen demik and those harder years. and i think what we saw is that before the pandemic, the order book was too small. then throughout the pandemic, everybody owns a very decent profits. and then people start as investing in renewing the fleets. that is something that is, i think, continue and up to today, even if the order book is now slowly coming down again. and now we need to see what's going to happen if those ships come all into the fleet toby, upcoming couple of years. i think we will see a bit of over capacity here in there, but i also believe that that is actually not a bad thing because that will allow us to absorb some of the shocks, like the ones that we have seen recently. and i think that when you look ahead for the next 34 or 5 years, that is not going to be smooth sailing every single quarter. we talk a lot here about changes in trade patterns. and this move away from globalization in some sense, more tre, protectionism, for example. how do you see that as a shipping company? what does it, what does it d

they were marked with pens other than the official pens of the elections, as a result of the impressionists among the people now is that there has been an elections fraud and they have not been able to change it with all their meeting. existe ahorita y no la han logrado quitar con toda su maquinaria, no han logrado es que aquí hubo fraude, así es, yes it is, walter, we're dealing with fraud and repression, we're faced with unfulfilled promises, for example, four universities that were supposed to be built, but we're never realized, el salvador has become the most brutal prison in latin america, this is black and white, thank you. information about palestine upounds on social networks, many times without context. they do not allow us to go deeper and understand all the dimensions of a catastrophe that is dragging on for centuries. daniel hardway, chilean mayor of palestinian origin, opens a window to palestine to understand in depth, the present cause of the palestinian people, exploring its history and future prospects. do not miss a window to palestine. the dispute between iran and kuw

that groove and enter the box, how can there be unfolded votes in the boxes, they were marked with pensan the official pens of the election, as a result of the impression that exists among the people now is that there's been an elections الانفس والثمرات وبشر الصابرين الذين اذا اصابتهم مصيبه قالوا قالوا انا لله وانا اليه راجعون. اولئك عليهم صلوات. announced the government's redefinition of extremism, we'll be examining the implications of his statement in this week's show. we have effectively sign this interests using a think tank to talk to government and then the their views are then taken on by government by people who are appointed by government come from the think tank itself. this new definition of extremism, it's not statutory um, but it doesn't mean that it won't have impact, this will have impact on the ground, of course it will, if you look at charities for example who are trying to host events with these organizations. they may have to jump through extra herdles via the charity commission in terms of if you're inviting an extremist speaker and technically they will be on that

i mean, we've had a pen demik, we obviously have these ju, political issues like the red sea, but also climate. is this, an environment is changing rapidly, or is this just sort of a bad run? i think it is. i mean, if you look at the last uh, 34 or 5 years, we've seen a lot of disruption and a lot of unexpected events. and i also believe that because of that, we have to look a little bit different that the industry people always look at, supply and demand should be in balance. and if that's not the case, then think shoot, come rates, you come down tremendously. i think you have to look at a little different to have a little buffer in a supply chain, but also in the capacity that you can make available as shipping line is not a bad thing. if we would have not ordered ships the way we have all done over the last couple of years, then we would have had chaos now with the red sea situation. now because there is a little bit of selecting the system, we can buy sailing foster and going around the cape. we can keep those supply chains flowing. and i think that's a very good thing. because tha

these attempts include tearing up papers and breaking pens. we even went on hunger strikes for more than 45 days in order to obtain a book, pen or notebook, so we were grabbing our right to education. at some point. the regime to give us access to some specializations in hebrew universities, they only gave some of them that access with the aim of changing their ideas. some experts in hebrew affairs learn hebrew inside prison and studied in israeli universities. the palestinians are heroes and generous. the palestinian nation pursues freedom and knowledge. like other nations, we want to preserve our dignity and freedom. we are the sole country in the world that's still occupied. well speaking about your own experience, when was the first time that you were arrested and what were the charges, how were you released, and do you expect another prisoner swap between hamas resistance group and the israeli regime as part of ongoing negotiations mediated by qatar and egypt. no long sentence than other long-term prisoners were free during our decades lo

with the pen stocks, what happens to them?are old and we are going to-what happen s to the material? we are not just leaving them there, right? >> that is yet to be decided. they are historic. they are considered historic landmark, so that will come to the environmental evaluation, and we have choices. we could leave them and fill them with grout and put a fence around them and protect them, or we could go through the permitting and remove them. that will all be decided over the next few years and you will be a part that. >> what would you be protecting them from with the fence? >> i guess just security since they are not in operation. i am just speculating. we will go through the whole process to figure that out. >> alright. thank you. >> commissioner stacy. >> thank you. i really just wanted to appreciate the thoroughness and transparency of your reports. you bring us both bad new s and good news and it is important we get that quarterly, and i also had this page of questions when i started reading my packet, but they were a

it is disgusting. >> lawrence: he broke it with stroke of a pen, he could fix it the right way. the question he asked, how many americans have been killed, this is the president, watch. >> laken riley. >> president biden: lincoln riley, an innocent young woman killed by an illegal, that's right. how many thousands being killed by legals? to her parents, i say, my heart goes out to you, having lost children myself, i understand. >> lawrence: i'm sure you are able to connect with angel mom and dads, they would love to tell their story so they could understand how many there are. >> tom: i have met several hundred moms and dads because an illegal alien murdered their child. it isun tos. let's not forget, 114,000 americans died from fentanyl because you have an open border. laken riley won't be the last. that irritates me. there will be another one and another one and another one. this administration just don't care. when i testified yesterday, congressman pramila jayapal talked about how she met with parents separated during the trump administration. has she talked with an angel mo

he can do it with a pen. he says congress needs to act. then he should ask the senate to pass h.r. 2 a bill that would actually solve the problem. not make it worse as we've seen in some of the other bills floating around the senate. but again, joe biden could do this on his own because he created this problem with his pen. is he going to look tomorrow night into the eyes of laken riley's family and every other family in america and say he's going to do everything in his power to stop this invasion? millions of people, people on the terrorist watch list that have come into our country because he opened the border. and he can close the border. but he refuses to do so. so when you look at all the crisis joe biden has created on so many fronts economic crisis energy crisis, foreign policy crisis, where our allies fire. and our enemies are running roughshod over other nations. when he talks about a reset, is it going to be more empty rhetoric or is joe biden finally going to work with republicans to solve these problems? we stand ready, just l

le pen, this is an unprecedentedly sharp statement, no one has ever said anything like that.s also suggests to a certain extent that many have already decided that it is enough to engage in diplomatic equivocations when it comes to people who are essentially opposed to the national security of their own koreas, uh, so that there is no such thing, and who are also supported by a huge the number of voters, you understand, that is, once again ukraine is now becoming an object, a catalyst, so in certain election processes, currently in all of europe, unfortunately, this is not happening, when we talk about elections. the processes of individual countries, then we will definitely mention poland, but i want to ask you a question, this is a possible split in the western world, scholz, macron, maloni, how will they share this pie, yes, relatively speaking, is it good for us or bad, this healthy competition of european leaders, countries, leaders to help us in any way, as much as possible, i think that competition is good. and then how can these people not compete? scholz is one of th

and ally protest as in washington went as far as leaving the pen pen. chief lloyd austin, the secretary of genocide, the co director of the midwest and marks institute no cracked bic, believes that there isn't a language strong enough to describe as well as actions in gaza. this is one of the worst crimes against humanity we've ever seen. i think this, there is a direct comparison here to the whole of costs, and that it's of this sort of zion, this apartment is state charity. and you know, i don't think the irony, uh, could be any more palpable. i, i would hope that uh, the language escalates to match the power in brutality being carried out by the state of israel. and i would like to see the entire world unite in using such a language and directly comparing you to the whole of costs every single time it's brought up biting good and this with a phone call. let's be clear about that. you can pick up the phone call and that yahoo and say stop it and no none young who says, no button says would you want to be aware of what the united states of america. but that doesn't happen right? he has

this person says that i put my pen in the opinion of palestine. give up our wheats and free our wings. in his work , he puts a character named adam in front of the gelatinous killer, that is, the zionists , and criticizes racism with a youth-friendly narrative for the global audience, now in a new generation who are in palestine. they went on to resist israel, the works that remind many of the poets of resistance literature. became palestine with the poems that abunda's pen extended their freedom . you invite me from far and wide i read while i was breathing. now there are many short stories and pieces of poetry left by abunda, which made many of his readers pay tribute to him with interpretations such as special writer, girl of gaza and warrior of hope. mitra labafi, sed and sima news agency. come help iraqis do the same. he saved many lives during the war. that's why they called him golden paw. he was so serious in his work in the operating room that if a pair of scissors or, for example , if you give the pansy by mistake, he would get angry and

her classified documents were found at the pen barton center. that's correct. they were found in president biden's garage in wilmington, delaware? yes. and it is basement den. also in the same home. yes. and image is main for office. correct. and is 3rd floor then correct at the university of delaware? correct. and that's the binding institute. correct, and the elements of the crime for this, i mean, we come and we get into all of this, but the elements of the crime are pretty simple, right. the present, or president biden had a 100 on authorized possession of a document writing or no, that's correct, correct. and then the document writing or no related to national defense, correct. and that the defend it. and we made talk about the willfully part here in a 2nd, retained the document writing our note, and failed to deliver it to an employee or officer entitled to receive it. correct . there is a wilson list intent element as you say. and, but those are the elements of the crime or including the intent element. yes. and there are at least 2 different quotes, rig

. >> folsom street in san francisco south of market home to some of the fill pens and lieutenant governor culture integrity and major it 25er789 and decisions the streets originally developed for industrial activity and move vehicles and goods through the area now the area is a culture at that particular time economic and residential and has more people walking and biking and taking public transit the folsom goals include improving safety and for walking new street trees and ailed street light. thank you very much. sass decorative crosswalks and part of vision zero high energy network part of the 12 period of time of streets in san francisco that gets 58 percent of cashes and industrial challengers pedestrians not sign by car vehicles and walk to block to block bicycle challenges the future bike lanes in full protection next to the moving vehicle and no way from vehicles to park in the bike lane and with the people thank you for the opportunity right creating unsafe actions at the folsom will include for a moment from 2 to 11th street two-way abag and medians and transit only lanes and st