a feeling that shared by a growing number of women that petra let's event is all about networking and creating community it's also a safe space where women. compelled that confidence. is needed and. i live in the here and now for me it's just important that the scenes are growing and that there's an interest that more women become aware of it because it's such a cool thing. when you're on a road it's just you and your motorbike it's time for yourself overstay says month visits told these women are born to be wild the global motorcycle market is writing high worth some 100000000000 euros in 2018 it's expected to keep growing and that's some part to women. it's not just women in germany who are confronted with cliches japan is one of the richest and most technologically advanced economies in the world but society there is still very traditional it has the biggest gender pay gap among members of the o.e.c.d. the organization for economic cooperation and development only women in south korea at the studio paid less on average compared to men i know i'm half japanese house german i visit j

tanzania aims to help live side by side with the big cats while ensuring no loss to our livestock petra saitoti is on a mission tracking lions to save them you will staley across the must step watching their moves was one goal informing her adieus where to go with their cattle to keep away from the big cats. when tracking wildlife in the bush we check every path we go across fields maybe we see a lion's footprints then we check to see if the footprints are from a lion as a lion or a cub. when a lion eats a cow warriors hunt down the predator they depend on their cattle for income and food but was lion monita is like petra this doesn't happen as often as before the organization african people and wide life has trained fish to my size to patrol the savannah. it has also helps more than a 1000 the households to build fences to protect livestock at night. he's not going to get a job it's been several years like 9 years that's the time i've had a fence i've not been attacked once the goats and all cows absolutely nothing. 2 years ago 15 lions were killed in retaliation for a life stuck death

years ago if they were called nick founded what's now europe's biggest women only motorbike festival petra lets. her aim was to get more women interested in money to bikes and to connect them with each other. on calling every year we see a handful of women who don't have motorbike licenses and who aren't into the scene by the next picture let's say have a license and come by motorbike. and having an impact on the market since 2011 the number of women with motorbike licenses in germany alone has risen by around a quarter to almost 5000000. but still more than twice as many men have motorbike licenses the industry remains very male centric. it's difficult when you go into a store i wanted something for me with different sizes and i was kind of intimidated their only guys in the store there guys they don't like even talk to you or if i wonder which with my friends. to introduce themselves to my friends but they don't even like shake my hand that's been in my home to see all awareness is growing and as a target group were taken more seriously but there's still a. a long way to go before the mo

imposing direct rule over catalonia and one of spain's most serious political crises prime minister petra sanchez hopes that this verdict will now end the matter once and for all following the supreme court decision we need to turn the page and open a new chapter based on peaceful coexistence in catalonia through dialogue within the boundaries of the law and the sponsors of solution. but many catalans don't seem ready to give up the fight since the ruling was handed down demonstrators that began blocking railway tracks and airports in the independence activists warn they are preparing for what they're calling democratic tsunami. cricketers and sports euro 2020 qualifying sees engeland face ball garia in severe later knowing that a win will place in next june's tournament but the build up to the game in the build up to the game football's taken a back seat with discussion focusing on racism england have asked for stronger support from the game's all stars is in dealing with chants from racist fans while bulgaria insists that england's fans have a worse track record when a clash of genuine

imposing direct rule over catalonia and one of spain's most serious political crises prime minister petra sun she has hopes that this verdict will now and the matter once and for all. following the supreme court decision we need to turn the page and open a new chapter based on peaceful coexistence in catalonia through dialogue within the boundaries of the law and the sponsor institution. but many catalans don't seem ready to give up the fight since the ruling was handed down demonstrators that began blocking railway tracks and airports in the independence activists warn they are preparing for what they're calling democratic tsunami. the nobel prize for economics has been awarded to 3 u.s. based research is broken new ground in efforts to lift the world's poor out of poverty they have taken on the problem in a new way breaking it down into smaller pieces the result is a new iraqi of practical solutions that set aside traditional theory. this year's nobel prize for economics goes to 3 economists specialized in poverty and how best to combat it. french born f. could do flow or indian born hu

barty will now face the number seven seed, petra kvitova, who is into the quarter—finals in china forictory over the us open semi—finalist belinda bencic. kvitova won 6—3, 6—3. there were also wins for elina svitolina and kiki bertens. in the men's singles, the top seed, dominic thiem, is through to the quarter—finals, and closing in on a spot in the end—of—season tourfinals, too. his 6—3, 6—3 win over home hope zhang zhizhen moves him just two wins away from the final. that would be enough for a fourth straight appearance in the season—ending showpiece. at the japan open in tokyo, world number one novak djokovic is through to the last eight. he made it pastjapan‘s go soeda. straight sets, too, for the serbian. france's lucas pouille lies in wait next. we are only a few hours away now from the start of day two of the first test between india and south africa in visakhapatnam. south africa urgently need wickets. it is after an unbeaten century from rohit sharma and 84 not—out from mayank agarwal propelled the home side to 202 without loss, before a thunderstorm curtailed play on day on

imposing direct rule over catalonia and one of spain's most serious political crises prime minister petra some says he hopes that this verdict will now and the matter once and for all following the supreme court decision we need to turn the page and open a new chapter based on peaceful coexistence in catalonia through dialogue within the boundaries of the know and the sponsor solution. but many catalans don't seem ready to give up the fight since the ruling was handed down demonstrators that began blocking railway tracks and airports in the independence activists warn they are preparing for what they're calling it democratic tsunami. and soccer news no and as feared england's euro 2020 qualifying match against gary and sophia was overshadowed by racist behavior from the home fans or garry and fans were caught on camera making nazi salutes and directing monkey chants at england players as a result the referee stopped play twice in the 1st half with warnings made over the stadiums speaker system in accordance with your wafer protocol a 3rd stoppage would have led to the match being abandone

and spain's acting prime minister petra sanchez has rejected a call for talks from the leader of the castle and separatists the region's capsule barcelona is clearing up after a week of protests and riots against the jailing of several separatist leaders by a course in madrid sanchez says the cattle and leadership must condemn the violence before any dialogue can begin. as darkness descended on barcelona so too did violence. clashes between protesters and security forces illuminated by burning makeshift barricades. sticks and stones versus tear gas and rubber bullets. eventually the water cannon rolled and. it was a predictable end to a 5th day of protest in catalonia even if the vast majority of the half a 1000000 who marched had done so peacefully. over the past 3 nights what i've seen on the streets setting fires to things and essentially creating chaos is not what's the general populace of catalonia feels others see the violence as a means to an end. i'm against. it but it seems that violence it gets more media bending and march this. information about. a subject. but not everyon

a police helicopter passed overhead last night they launched fireworks up at those helicopters now petra sanchez has appealed for no violence as has came toward the leader of the catalan regional government but at the same time he has continued to all school peaceful resistance and for a 2nd referendum so i think it's fair to say that we potentially could see these protests going on for a lot longer and the threat for violence remains and these protests have really expanded at a very rapid rate helena you know we've seen roads closed down we've seen a huge football match between barcelona and real madrid also postponed because of these protests what are they hoping to achieve. so we have caught 2 main goals essentially many of the pro. just as here are angry about the sentencing of 9 catalan separatist leaders they were sentenced on monday by the supreme court to some lengthy jail terms including some of them of up to you 13 years others here continue the fight which we saw once again resurging 2017 the fight for independence and they want that 2nd referendum and speaking in parliament y

now spain's acting prime minister petra sanchez has rejected a call for dialogue from the leader of the catalan separatists telling him that he must 1st condemn the recent violent unrest in barcelona the comments come as pro separatists crowds gathered for more demonstrations in the catalan capital police are bracing for more violence gangs of mosques youths rampage through the city on friday night vandalizing shops and public buildings. there was a strong police presence on the streets of basra as crowds gather to do and on saturday evening the government has warned that violence will be met with the full force of the law. on friday in a 5th night of violence protesters set barricades on fire and police deployed reinforcements to stop rioters from approaching the police headquarters masked use hurled stones at security forces who responded with smoke grenades and tear gas. these are people who are prepared to use violence. strategies and they know what they're doing. they're trying to test the rule of law. but the law knows how to defend itself. some 300 people have been arrested in cl

someme people accused petra sanchez z of doing thihis for election reasons. the left wing is happy to see this happen. it might stop people from abstaining on november 10. the conservative party trying not to talk about it today. they say there are bigger priorities in spain, trying to ignore this news. thank you for joining us. >> donald trump is drawing a line under -- on syria. the turkrkish military operation began after trumpmp's moved tott out u.s. ---- to pull trumps earlier this mononth. the first russian patrol in northern syria getting underway on wednesday. >> donald trump has declared a major breakthrough in the middle east. revealing turkey will permanently end its offensive against kurdish forces in northeast syria. >> i have instructed the secretary of the treasury to lift all sanctions. should turkey fail to honor its obligations, i including the protection of religious and ethnic minorities, which i i believe they will do, we reserve the right to reimpose crippling sanctions. speech signaled a major policy shift despite bipartisan criticism t

bencic beat petra kvitova in the day's other match — the swiss prevailing in three sets against the two—timeon champion. still with tennis, us open finalist danil medvedev has been knocked out of the paris masters. it ends a run of six consecutive finals for the russian who's risen to numberfour in the world. he was beaten byjeremy chardy. the frenchman, lost the first set but fought back. the 32—year—old took the next two to reach the third round in paris for the first time in his career. the bangladesh cricket captain and one of the world's great all—rounders, shakib al—hassan, has been given a 2—year ban from the sport. he's admitted failing to report ‘corrupt approaches‘ relating to inside information on betting. one year of the ban, will be suspended, but the player who was one of the star's of this year's world cup accepts he's made a big mistake. translation: i am obviously extremely sad to have been banned from the game i love but i com pletely from the game i love but i completely accept the sanction for not reporting the approaches. the anticorruption unit is reliant on players to

i'm surprised if i were at the trump white house, this story would petra phi -- would actually petrae. hetry phi me. it's his agents, meaning he's appointing these folks. should this could be on them, they should be just as angry and they've washed their hands of this. >> you're the first person to talk about the faa in this whole thing, it's all about boeing. >> somebody let them to do it. >> exactly. this wasn't even the biggest story of a quarter mile radius of capitol hill today. >> right. >> i think this type of topic is insatiable news consumption. we had a year of the malaysia airline and a live stream essentially of the bp oil spill at the bottom of the screen. so in theory this should be leading every news channel, but it's not. and you're right, think the trump white house would benefit from going on offense. >> it's not even the only story. you had mark zuckerberg last week testifying about the invasion of privacy and not vetting ads. you had the head of cms talking about people losing their medicaid coverage. there are stories like this happening consistently every day on

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georgia and petra might not be aware of all this history as they focus on the darby from a sporting perspective with plenty of brazilian passion. follow president bush will have to feature both my i could you call me the supply shows yes asia people that are the fortune that you do so good because otherwise i've always found it was so fun much to prefer do you think the business is real so you just shoot him with which books are very different to the show compared to move. from a very angry and they're passing their passion on to the next generation is that taking it a bit far that the boys thought it was a bad place to be so powerful to your heart's one of the universe of the model i mean where they all go to jim traficant important i mean that eugene song does seem to fit what the music or guns of movies you don't put into. sybil to kill and you know each of you can move the back a little bit of what is it one of the 1st. movie still cimi to greece even with the partial now the moon doing things grace was a series here to me face kind of your most of the sequels. sometimes the passion is take

georgia in petra might not be aware of all this history as they focus on the darby from a sporting perspective with plenty of brazilian passion. to follow but as a leader with a partial group which are both my i could you tell me the supply shows their sales . pdvsa what you did those who do it because otherwise level besides do so for much who prefer to bowl do you think business will so you just shoot him with proof which both of you. can show compared to move. it from the very very and they're passing their passion on to the next generation is that taking it a bit far that the we study music that we should be so positive your parts of all of us i didn't hear some of them you. know who didn't argue no point in time i mean that eugene you saw in the scene for what the music or counsel was you know put into. sybil to fill in your post each of you can move the back a little bit of what's one of the festival. moves so she moved to greece even with the partial are the things you may see as our series the ok me face kind of your mind most of the sequels. sometimes the passion is taken too far in g

imposing direct rule over catalonia and one of spain's most serious political crises prime minister petra sanchez hopes that this verdict will now and the matter once and for all. following the supreme court decision we need to turn the page and open a new chapter based on peaceful coexistence in catalonia through dialogue within the boundaries of the no under sponsored solution. but many catalans don't seem ready to give up the fight since the ruling was handed down demonstrators have begun blocking railway tracks and airports independence activists whom they are preparing for what they're calling democratic tsunami. was definitely a volatile situation to talk about that i'm joined now by my colleague. from the spanish service it's good to have you here at the big table 1st time here so let's talk about what happened today is this a new chapter in the kettle on independence well it is for sure new wave of protests on the street there's a civil movement called the democratic tsunami and they called for people to go industry. have long protests on the streets peaceful protests have been bl

spain's prime minister petra sanchez is in the catalan capital barcelona for talks with security chiefs and to visit injured police officers this is after a week of major protests in the region with angry pro independence activists demanding the release of jailed separatist leaders sunday people rallied outside the spanish government's residence in barcelona and bags of rubbish they were calling for the release of the 9 jailed separatist leaders found guilty of sedition for involvement in an independence referendum 2 years ago that was deemed illegal by madrid the spanish government is also rejected proposed talks with catherine or thirty's claiming that they've not condemned enough the violence of the protests in the region in the meantime a national newspaper is also being dragged into the control as medina explains. one country one nation well not when it comes to spain the state has once again divided over cattle wine and its independence and still here says the referendum and it hasn't done much for it there than that and it seems there is not much clarity over the issue so are you

at this bizarre in the northern city of petra while in april 1930, pro—independence demonstrators wereay hundreds died. iqbal‘s grandfather ran a shop here at the time. he witnessed them massacre and was arrested and tortured for helping the protesters. translation: there were bodies all over the bazaar. the street was full of blood. he said it affected him very badly, seeing so much bloodshed. the british should definitely apologise for what happened. those who died can't return. but we are their families. at least they should express their sympathy and apologise. for others, the priorities are different. they hope this royal visit could help boost pakistan's global image. people do not really visit pakistan, due to terrorism and all these things. but i guess it is good but they are coming, it will change our country's image in a very good way. there are reminders of british rule strewn across pakistan, but for many in both countries, it is more convenient to focus on the future rather than the past. that is all for now. you've been watching newsday. bye— bye. hello. the weekend broug

i need to softly move this on because when the entire show talking about petra 3 read at on what do you want to add go ahead please you know what i want to say this is not just about this is ok or do we move forward and like you have the as we speak right now when people are asking you know the government to do something they are asking for real changes so one of the few things that's happening is the president playing put by gained in making promises on radio and t.v. and you can not yeah we nearly 3 years into the president since he came into power and this is still happening still making promises in my opinion i figure one of the biggest. opposition to this present is this promise because you can let me just play a little bit of your president right hand and we can hear what he is saying to the people who are protesting and hating let's have a listen. i want to take this moment to say to the people out on the streets those who are protesting across the country that i hear your voices. i am working so that peace returns and so that schools can be operational i was working to avoid the

bencic beat petra kvitova in the day's other match — the swiss prevailing in three sets against the two—time paris masters. it ends a run of six consecutive finals for the russian, who's risen to number four in the world. he was beaten byjeremy chardy. the frenchman lost the first set but fought back. the 32—year—old took the next two to reach the third round in paris for the first time in his career. novak djokovic and rafael nadal both enter the action at the paris masters on wednesday. the pair are in a tight race to finish as world number one at the end of the year, but djokovic, who is the defending champion in paris, says he's trying not to concentrate on that. i don't try to think about it too much because then, you know, there's calculations and paying attention to how he does and how he plays, it just takes the focus off the main thing, which is trying to take the most out of my performance and actually do thejob most out of my performance and actually do the job and win a tennis match. then the rest of the things are in god's hands and we'll see how it goes. more english league cup

imposing direct rule over catalonia and one of spain's most serious political crises prime minister petra sanchez who said that it will now and the matter once and for all. following the supreme court decision we need to turn the page on open a new cup there based on peace who quit systems think of an owner who dialogue within the boundaries of the don't understand them. but many cattle don't seem ready to give up the fight and the ruling was handed down demonstrators began blocking railway tracks and and poor independent of the one they are preparing for what they're calling democratic and. well it is a clear win for populous in poland with all the votes now counted the conservative law and justice party garnered a little over 43 percent of the vote now that's an increase on the last election 4 years ago and it is enough for the party to form a government alone in their last term the party implemented judicial and media reforms that drew criticism from the european union the e.u. accusing the polish government of the roading the rule of law all. 3 of them this is. not the time in power f

imposing direct rule over catalonia and one of spain's most serious political crises prime minister petra sun she has hopes that this verdict will now and the much at once and for all. following the supreme court decision we need to turn the page and open a new chapter based on peaceful coexistence in catalonia through dialogue within the boundaries of the no on the sponsor situation. but many catalans don't seem ready to give up the fight since the ruling was handed down demonstrators have become blocking railway tracks and airports in the independence and chittister whom they are preparing for what they're calling democratic tsunami. it's to tunisia now or officials there have confirmed a landslide election victory for saeed the 61 year old former law professor is now set to become president now this vote was closely watched because it's the only 2nd democratic election since the country sparked the arab spring that was 9 years ago saeed thanked the country's young people for turning a new page and vowed to try to build a new tunisia. joy explodes on the main boulevard in tunis proud of

spain's prime minister petra sanchez is condemning recent violence at pro independence rallies in catalonia and hundreds of mayors from across paddling catalonia that is their travel to the rachel capital barcelona to show their support for self-determination you can see the crowds there are so repeating there are calls for talks with the national government in madrid you lack of emotion what we saw on the streets of barcelona last weekend was very clear what we saw was not a clash between police and violent factions what we saw was an attack by violent factions on catalan society and in the middle where the national police civil guard and the catalan police defending pedal one side. more than a 1000 u.s. fighters are firefighters has are battling major wildfires in both northern and southern california strong winds are fanning the flames north of san francisco and near los angeles as well as the story. fire is ripping through kind of food at opposite ends of the state. in the sonoma valley wine region 130 kilometers north of san francisco a series of wildfires still out of control some sta

told us has called for unconditional talks with the spanish government but the acting prime minister petra sanchez has dismissed the calls saying must 1st unequivocally condemn the on rests. yeah i'm with you joe thing good yes in as i said earlier it's been 5 days and we still haven't heard kudlow regional president toure firmly condemning the violence the same for members of his cabinet and other regional institutions nobody understands that they talk and talk for many minutes at a time without rejecting the by those who are expressing their solidarity towards the members of the security forces they must choose the way of the democratic institutions because there was no other way when the catalan president's call for talks came 2 days officers suggesting a new independence referendum should be held within 2 years can torah has called for calm but also said protesters won't shy away from their separatist cause not offensive as that it's not that said experts defense of rights and freedoms must always be expressed peacefully we ask of everyone violence has never been and never will be our

violent clashes with police nearly 200 people were injured on friday night spain's acting prime minister petra sanchez has dismissed a call for dialogue from catalans regional chief. sanchez says kim torah must 1st condemn the separatist unrest that is roiling also loaded charley angela has the latest from barcelona. with the mood here is very unstable the protesters who are south think freedom political forces every housing the police some of the army fastens and take afghanistan to stay on track with the focus of a yes to retaliate protesting even come up trying to antagonize the police but if you say that into the crowd one of the other tones of the we are peaceful people now sitting down because the police have announced that they will start advancing on the square now behind me are thousands. and soon more of the exits to the square have a lot so when they move forward it is going to be a bit of a scrum the hotels and the businesses have looked lead to say sucked up. the sauces and that a lot of the windows have been smashed to bear in mind that this is a. serious area. these protests is

despite playing and beating petra kvitova in her opening group game, she aggrivated an old injury andbeen replaced by world number 10 kiki bertens who beat top seed ashleigh barty today. former boxing world champion nigel benn has called off his professional comeback at the age of 55 due to injury. he'd not fought since 1996, but was due to meet sakio bika in birmingham in a heavily criticised comeback fight. he says with a heavy heart that he's hanging up his gloves due to a shoulder problem. you're up to date. there's more for you with holly in afternoon live. we are keeping an eye on the house of commons because we are expecting the debate to get under while we wait for that, let's take a look at where we are in the brexit process. labour have pressed the button of their election campaign, announcing they are supporting a general election, now that a no—deal brexit has been ruled out. the prime minister will now need a simple majority when mps vote on when to hold the election — borisjohnson is aiming for the 12th of december. the snp and liberal democrats have called for an early

violent clashes with police nearly 200 people injured on friday night spain's acting prime minister petra sanchez has dismissed a call for dialogue from catalonia regional chief sanchez says kim tauren must 1st condemn the separatists on rest that's been roiling lona charlie angelo joins us live now from barcelona and charlie just explain what's happening around you there seems to be quite a heavy police presence where you are. yes you can certainly feel the tension growing between police and protests as you can see the police only fastens were to gas canisters and they've been told to buy these protests as with stones with paint bombs over the eggs but they've yet to receive a i've also seen some demonstrators coming right up to the face of some police trying time talking eyes and they've been pulled back into the crowd behind me you can see out here a lot of the crowd a sitting down on the ground that chanting we are peaceful protest as the reason they're doing that is because i just bring you around over here you can see there's an entire bank of police vans and they've just announced

argument of iraq and afghanistan, but more broadly, one of the things we take away from this era of dave petra that the eus of the world and the eliot cohen of the world have not persuaded fellow citizens to think in more or less the ways that we would like them to. gen. petraeus: again, i think for understandable reasons, it is very easy to argue for something that the people would like to see. again, this is also not a candidate that says why don't we cut taxes. well, what a wonderful idea. there is the matter of a fiscal deficit, that as a result of recent tax cuts and budget caps, $3.5 trillion of deficit spending over a ten-year period, and that is over what we were already planning to run. again, that is a very appealing idea, so how do you do it? you have to try to be as persuasive as you can. i certainly tried to do that. one of my pluses and one of my minuses in the eyes of some folks in this fair city was that i was the most accessible general officer, certainly during the post-9/11 period. you know, it was that that would then get you labeled a celebrity general later on, and that h

violent clashes with police in the 200 people injured on friday night spain's acting prime minister petrasanchez has dismissed a call for dialogue from castroneves regional chief and as we can see that the protests are continuing our coverage of that story and everything else continues in the news hour 2100 g.m.t. join me again. a lab can tell a. kid it had to make a little a little bit show like i said i would look at false god i'm alive shut up going to . get bill got to tell me could begin to put up. with all of. them a lot. of them and the whim of the in my mouth that i did want to help a lot here a lot of money and most of the 9 as in medicine shop not the only. thing is a list you know doesn't clean and heavy and mostly in the home of the much quicker than i would it was achievable real the minimum of a high not a house or not and then he. should have kind of a bit of us you know other than that the house and all the other people can kiss. whether because enough on not him but believe better than for you what is the one for you says the net he should have been to. read of some of th

the best ideas so far coming from which a grass analysis is that members of the state oil company petra brass in brazil they are saying that it's likely a lead shipment although there had been massively 140 ships in the region just you know we're going to very short space of time essentially so it's really quite hard to pinpoint holding to the president joe you've also norad according to the technicians at petrobras who exactly is responsible for these dots we have seen a picture of brass analysts they were very quick to say that this isn't petrobras oil. and the 1st guess is that it may have come up for almost a bene's whale and tanker are all floated down the coast from but as weather that seems very likely so you get that but at the at the moment the best guess is a venezuelan tank rise and this to cali what we do know is that a number of aquatic animals like sea turtles have been killed what's been the environmentalists impact so far. well the environmental impact has been you know it's been very it's been happening we've seen you know terrible scenes of you know schools and stuff y

told us has called for unconditional talks with the spanish government but the acting prime minister petra sanchez has dismissed the calls saying must 1st unequivocally condemn the on rests. yeah i'm with the joe thing go d.s. in as i said earlier it's been 5 days and we still haven't heard kudlow and regional president 2 are firmly condemning the violence the same for members of his cabinet and other regional institutions nobody understands that they talk and talk for many minutes at a time without rejecting the by those who are expressing their solidarity towards the members of the security forces they must choose the way of the democratic institutions because there is no other way when the catalan president's call for talks came 2 days officers suggesting a new independence referendum should be held within 2 years can torah has called for calm but also said protesters won't shy away from their separatist cause not offensive as that it's not that said experts defense of rights and freedoms must always be expressed peacefully we ask of everyone violence has never been and never will be ou

told us has called for unconditional talks with the spanish government but the acting prime minister petra sanchez has dismissed the calls saying must 1st unequivocally condemn the on rests. yeah i'm with the joe thing go d.s. in as i said earlier it's been 5 days and we still haven't heard kudlow and regional president 2 are firmly condemning the violence the same for members of his cabinet and other regional institutions nobody understands that they talk and talk for many minutes at a time without rejecting the by those who are expressing their solidarity towards the members of the security forces they must choose the way of the democratic institutions because there was no other way when the catalan president's call for talks came 2 days officers suggesting a new independence referendum should be held within 2 years can torah has called for calm but also said protesters won't shy away from their separatist cause not offensive as that it's not that said experts defense of rights and freedoms must always be expressed peacefully we ask of everyone violence has never been and never will be o

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