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they should have a pretty good chance for doing that, portugal— pretty good chance for doing that, portugala match at the rugby world cup. in fact, the only time — the rugby world cup. in fact, the only time these two teams have met in the _ only time these two teams have met in the past _ only time these two teams have met in the past in 1994, wales went against — in the past in 1994, wales went against them by 102 points to 11. they— against them by 102 points to 11. they should be feeling confident after that impressive victory against _ after that impressive victory against fiji last weekend. it is of such— against fiji last weekend. it is of such a _ against fiji last weekend. it is of such a physical encounter. wales made _ such a physical encounter. wales made more than 250 tackles in the course _ made more than 250 tackles in the course of— made more than 250 tackles in the course of that match. it's a new rughy— course of that match. it's a new rugby world cup record. it was a physical— rugby world cup record. it was a physical encounter to say the least. perhaps _ physical encount

he didn't know how to swim in portugal, he didn't know how to dive now it was learned that the former captain of sport had said that the referees make decisions with fear and trembling and the only solution is to empty all the stadiums again due to the disease. the referees of the perto club reacted strongly. the fans asked to support the competent authorities in the face of xenophobia. racism and hateful words should intervene. after facing severe criticism , he admitted his mistake and apologized to mehdi tarimi, but jurjan and the insistence of the portuguese government should intervene in this case and take judicial action. dawood moradi, football news agency cup selection tonight, the european nations will face the teams of portugal and croatia with their opponents. in the continuation of the competition tonight, 5 games will be held. in the most important matches, croatia will face armenia at 19:30 minutes, and portugal will meet luxembourg at 22:15 minutes. hosting the republic of ireland and defeating greece with 5 goals put gibraltar in front. the province was defeated by ger

eh, curious sergei, you said that there are tens of thousands in portugal. also negotiate with you. in general, how does the west treat communist ideas in general? because i remember a year ago there were such headlines even in the american media that there was a renaissance of communist ideas. yes, we observe, but then, uh, as is customary among them, they themselves were afraid of what they professed. yes, and they began to say that communists are main scarecrow. that is, this is the most, the main evil that exists , this is what i can bear with the media. and your personal contacts, which is evidenced even by this meeting that took place, so let’s say the resonance of the media is that they sent information to portugal itself because the portuguese communist party has its own newspaper on the guy. it's called, by the way, on an annual basis. eh, it is she who collects these tens of thousands. there, up to 100,000 people gather hmm with red banners and flags. everything is very beautiful looks. i really was in portugal even before covid, these red flags an

in nights, portugalabout to next match against portugal in nights, portugal about to enter the fray,face wales captain dally lake who is back after injury, both he and his head coach insisted their second opponents will pose a similar threat to that of their first, pose a similar threat to that of theirfirst, fiji, how pose a similar threat to that of their first, fiji, how the pose a similar threat to that of theirfirst, fiji, how the beat last weekend. their first, fi'i, how the beat last weekend. , ., , , ., , ., weekend. obviously to be removed from the field _ weekend. obviously to be removed from the field early, _ weekend. obviously to be removed from the field early, especially - weekend. obviously to be removed from the field early, especially a i from the field early, especially a week before the team is selected by world cup, but a lot of work has gone on behind—the—scenes for medical staff, from physios, put a lot of time into get me ready to play, so a lot of thanks to them and looking forward to getting into it at the weekend. fix, looking forward to getting into it at t

psychologist diana castro is proud of portugal's drug law. she says it's a way to entice those affected out of the shadows. after all, there are fewer drug deaths now. when drug use is a crime, addicts stay hidden, off the social radar; they don't accept treatment offers simply because they're viewed as criminals, not as people in need of help. but there's clearly a lack of treatment services. critics fear for public safety. in fact, we were also threatened along with a city administration employee. we got caught trying to secretly film in this underpass. it's an untenable state of affairs for patricia rapazote. she's the district mayor of ramalde, one of porto's problem neighborhoods. this feeling of fear, of turning around and looking to see if someone's behind you, it's unacceptable. we need more police and more patrols on the streets. the police union are also calling for tougher measures. we're doing our job, doing our rounds, yes. but if there are no consequences? i think we need a facility that takes users and forces them to accept tre

we can speak to a tourism ministerfor portugal. thank minister for portugal. appreciate your time. i must say, though, isit in this chair every single we have been beaming pictures of wildfires across the iberian peninsula and beyond, greece, et cetera, to the rest of the world. temperatures this summer have reached a0 degrees where you are. firefighters battle to contain wildfires. how confident are you that the performance we have seen in the tourism sector in the first half of the year will be replicated into the future? good morning. thank you for the invitation it is a pleasure to be here with you. like you mention, in fact, be here with you. like you mention, infact, we be here with you. like you mention, in fact, we are having the best semester in the history of tourism in portugal. we have 10% of international tourism arrivals compared to 2019 which was our best year in terms of tourism and we have more than a0% in terms of tourism revenues which is a new record in the history of tourism in portugal. regarding your question, let me tell you we have so

psychologist diana castro is proud of portugal's drug law. she says it's a way to entice those affected out of the shadows. after all, there are fewer drug deaths now. when drug use is a crime, addicts stay hidden, off the social radar; they don't accept treatment offers simply because they're viewed as criminals, not as people in need of help. but there's clearly a lack of treatment services. critics fear for public safety. in fact, we were also threatened along with a city administration employee. we got caught trying to secretly film in this underpass. it's an untenable state of affairs for patricia rapazote. she's the district mayor of ramalde, one of porto's problem neighborhoods. this feeling of fear, of turning around and looking to see if someone's behind you, it's unacceptable. we need more police and more patrols on the streets. the police union are also calling for tougher measures. we're doing our job, doing our rounds, yes. but if there are no consequences? i think we need a facility that takes users and forces them to accept tre

escapes as advise jones take up the i'm so glad will welcome to the program. 6 young people from portugal, assuming all of the countries of the you are paying the union and several others out there. you are in quotes of human rights and accusing moving 13 nations on the in you itself or inaction on the climate crisis. and so violating some of that fundamental rights have been similar cases around the world on a be general on national level. but this is the 1st involving numerous countries at the same time. yeah, to this message, pauses in strasburg, whether hearing open today, go to the 2017 buyers group, the country burning homes and raising entire communities. more than 100 people were killed in the blazes, which side to say were made worse by human made climate change, which seems like those were what motivated succeeds in portugal to sue 32 nations for violating their human rights of when i realized right. so being violated because of climate change, i thought this is going to fall. there was my the groups lawyers intend to argue that the climate crisis direct was better clients right

and then they took portugal back in 2017. more than a 100 people died with scientists and climate change have made the flies was. now the activists are hoping the european quote of human rights and false governments to drastically accelerate the efforts to combat global warming. you, when has warned current targets put the world on cost, but catastrophic climate breakdown? sped, what i expect from government all the time while i'm at the shop for something that is real, is it? and this is a main problem because it's so infringing on our human right. it's mostly like 2 months. i declare a full that can happen. they'll need to persuade the quotes. the judges of the case with lawyers for the defending governments. arguing the 6 young activists have improved a direct link between the homes, they say they've suffered and that climate policies that correspond to rosie. but so i've had the case is likely to proceed, or dozens of lawyers in the court room as the european court of human rights starts to hear the legal arguments. and t

. [30 because our group is focused on spain and portugal.— spain and portugal.portugal. do you think that in the uk - spain and portugal. do you - think that in the uk something will be done about this to try and increase competition? what are you hearing about this? irate are you hearing about this? we have 'ust are you hearing about this? - have just recently seen that ibc has actually done a carve of their locations, theyjust recently sold a small portion of their group to a family office called poem, i think that will probably continue to see other players come into the uk based on this news.- uk based on this news. have you seen a huge _ uk based on this news. have you seen a huge growth _ uk based on this news. have you seen a huge growth in _ seen a huge growth in demand for your business both pandemic? because certainly in the uk, we saw a huge uptake of puppies, for example, and other pets. puppies, for example, and other ets. . ., puppies, for example, and other ets. ., ., ., pets. yeah, i would say that was the case _ pets. yeah, i would say that was

by the way, i was there in portugal.h my deputies and the results that were at the meeting. just recently here on your screen we were shown discussing the situation in belarus in terms of the position of the portuguese. and uh, what do you think? i just went there, and since the poles initiated sanctions, there is no need to go there. not it is necessary to convey the truth, there is no need to tell what really is, well, we use our contacts in order to convey the truth, so we will present materials presented materials, including video materials, where i am sure. eh, the european deputies will look at them and then this is their right. although we understand, if he is bullied by people who were not presented with anything, they are fucking bought the business and will vote what they have, but in many ways our problem is that we did not present it there. we haven’t worked much with them yet and don’t talk much about them. what it really is. they do not receive information from their sources, which are completely under the

it's all right now, 6 young people from the portugal us doing all of the countries of the european union and several of us at the european court of human rights and accusing more than fuzzy countries of action on the climate crisis. and so violating some of the fundamental rights step in similar cases around the world on a bridge loan on national level. but this is the 1st involving numerous countries at the same time after this and their supporters are in strasburg. whether hearing open today go to the 2017 buyers group, the country burning homes and raising entire communities. more than 100 people were killed in the blazes, which side to say were made worse by human made climate change, which seems like those were what motivated succeeds in portugal to sue 32 nations for violating their human rights when i realized right. so being violated because of climate change, i thought this is going to fine. there was my the groups lawyers intend to argue that the climate crisis threatens that are clients rights to life privacy and to be free from age discrimination. they say the norway, switzer

hugo ferrier there, from portugal.au has apologised after the former speaker of the house of commons chamber praised a nazi veteran in parliament. on tuesday, speaker anthony rota, a member of mr trudeau's liberal party, resigned days after describing a former nazi soldier from ukraine as a canadian hero. the comments were made while ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky was present. a short time ago, prime minister trudeau announced he would address the canadian house, to offer parliament's "unreserved apologies" for the incident. here's a little of what he had to say. this was a mistake that has deeply embarrassed parliament and canada. all of us who are in this house on friday regret deeply having stood and clapped — even though we did so unaware of the context. it was a horrendous violation of the memory of the millions of people who died in the holocaust, and it was deeply, deeply painfulfor in the holocaust, and it was deeply, deeply painful forjewish people. in the holocaust, and it was deeply, deeply painfulfo

portugal taking and that drugs are illegal for a reason.e criminalisation _ in your opinion? yes. the criminalisation of - in your opinion? yes. the criminalisation of drugs i in your opinion? yes. the j criminalisation of drugs is different than the drug being legal. the drugs are illegal in portugal, but what is not illegal is the use of them. portugal understands that it is a health issue and not a legal issue. if you are an addict and you need to use, putting you in prison will not help you. of course, we have a lot of discussions with the police, and it is important to them to understand because it is a tricky question and i understand that, but we have to understand it is a health situation. if you really want to help people, it is not to put them in prison that will help them. one of the most important things, in our drug consumption room we help people that want to use, but we stand by them and we build a relationship so that when they are ready to quit they can do it, and we put them in treatment. they can do it, and we put them in

wales are first up against portugal tomorrow.ans are already arriving in nice, to hopefully see their team take the next step to the quarterfinals. portugal are the underdogs in this tournament. also in action are ireland tomorrow. they are up against tonga. the hourly world number ones, ireland. the beat romania last weekend. tonga are a better side than romania. ireland should be pretty confident making it two wins out of two. england had a terrible build—up to the tournament but they should be feeling better about themselves after that impressive win against argentina last weekend. they know japan are capable of extraordinary things when it comes to the world cup. back in 2015, japan famously beat south africa in one of the famous world cup shocks of all time. japan beat both scotland and ireland in their way to the quarterfinals. japan not quite the same team that the where four years ago. england should be confident of making it to wins out of two. after everything england fans have seen over the last year or so, they will n

euro 2024 qualifiers continued with the victory of portugal and croatia . in the 10th group, the leading team of portugal defeated its guest luxembourg with 9 goals and got 18 points. in this game, ramos and diego jota scored two goals each and rico ricard, arta bruno fernandez and joao felix scored one goal for portugal. other games of the slovak 30 group defeated and islam passed with a class of 10 ice creams. in the charter group , armenia and croatia faced each other in the city of yerevan. this game was accompanied by the superiority of 10 croatians. the only goal of croatia was scored by andri ma. croatia gained 10 points with this victory. and because of the better goal difference compared to turkey, at the top of the table in this team, in the other game of this group, wales is ahead with two goals against elektroni , but in the most important games of the third day of the sixth week tonight , spain will play against cyprus, belgium against estonia, italy against ukraine, and switzerland against it. they face each other with the decision of masoud a

and then they took portugal back in 2017. more than a 100 people died with scientists and climate change had made the flies was. now, the activists of hoping the european quote of human rights to false governments to drastic may accelerate the efforts to combat global warming. the when is warned, current targets put the world on cost, the catastrophic climate breakdown, sped, what i expect from government all the time while i'm at the shop for something that is real is a, this is a main problem because it's so infringing on our human rights most the day, 2 months, i declare a full that can happen. they'll need to persuade the quotes the judges of the case with lawyers for the defending governments. arguing the 6 young active as having proved a direct link between the homes. they say they've suffered and that climate policies would need to be as well as the board charge. he's covering the story force dozens of lawyers in the court room as the european court of human rights starts to hear. the legal arguments in this one is whe

well, legal experts, calling it a case of david against gloss, 6 young people from portugal, assuming that you are paying union and several nations at the european court of human rights, accusing them of inaction on climate crisis. the case opens today and could set a precedent for decades to come to to the 2017 fires group, the country, burning homes and raising entire communities. more than 100 people were killed in the blazes. which side to say were made worse by human, made climate change, which seems like those were what motivated succeeds in portugal to sue 32 nations for violating their human rights when i realized right. so being violated because of climate change. i thought this is going to fall. there was my the groups lawyers intend to argue that the climate crisis directors that are clients rights to life privacy and to be free from age discrimination. they say the norway, switzerland, the united kingdom, russia, and turkey, or violating those rights through their in action on the climate crisis. they were hoping pressure from judges at the european court of human rights w

wales and ireland are in action later, wales taking on portugal, also making theirfirst appearance inhead of that match. welcome to the stadium, still if you hour to go until kick—off. the first wales fans are really starting to arrive. of course they hope their team will make it two victories out of two in this world cup as they face portugal. on paper they should have a good chance of doing that because portugal have never won a match at a rugby world cup, in fact the only time these two teams have met in the past, back in 1994, wales won by 102—11, to history on wales's side. they should be feeling confident after that impressive victory against fiji last weekend, it was such a physical encounter, in fact, wales made more than 250 tackles in the course of that match, a new rugby world cup record. it was a new rugby world cup record. it was a physical encounter, to say the least. not surprising that wales have made 13 changes to the team that beat fiji. a an entirely new side, but they will be confident of getting another victory here against portugal. later on, another big day for

to the final match of the world basketball cup, and the confrontation between spain, croatia and portugalponents in the euro 2024 qualifiers in the qualifiers of the world cup, brazil and uruguay, and the passengers of the competitors . dear viewers of sports news, iran's noonhal taekwondo athletes won 6 more marks in the asian championship. on the third day of these fights, which are being held by beirut, lebanon, heidari and naqal khalji in the girls' division, and ali asgari, abolfazl najafi and ilia al-havirini in the boys' division were successful. abolfazl najafi also won a bronze medal. iran's representatives have so far won 16 colorful medals in these competitions. two gold, one silver and two bronze medals were the result of the efforts of iranian freestyle wrestlers in the krakin community of russia. on the final day of the competition, which to amir hossein firozpour defeated an opponent from the host country in the final match of 92 kg weight and won the gold medal. at 97 kilos, abolfazl babaloo settled for the silver medal by accepting the challenge of his russian rival, whil

portugal's goal against luxembourg was followed by croatia's statistics in the sixth week of the euro 2024 qualifiers by holding 5 matches. in the 10th group, the leading team of portugal crushed its guests luxembourg with 9 goals, and it was a proof of this. in this game, it's either ramos and diego and the second movement of two wings and feathers and evasion someone scored a goal for portugal in the other games of this group, the use of inhalation spray defeated 2, and iceland passed the ice cream century with one goal . in group four, the teams of armenia and croatia met in the city of yerevan, and this game was dominated by 101 robots. croatia was able to score with this victory. due to the conversion to dollars, compared to turkey, it was at the top of the insta table. in the other game of this group , it won with two goals against netoni, but at this moment , be a viewer of the margins of world football, dave. mane , a muslim and former liverpool and bayern striker, is islamic saudi arabia and one of the reasons for his presence in qom, especially since it was an islamic countr

iraqi snow blower european nations cup qualifying football, portugal's hard victory and spain's goaltival continued in the competition and in group 12, spain scored 7-1 against its host georgia and placed second in the group with 6 points . georgia scored one goal for spain in the other game of this group, scotland beat cyprus with three goals and topped group 1 with 15 points . last night, portugal topped group 10 with bruno fernandez asad's single goal against slovakia with 15 points. slovakia's placement group in the other game of this age group of 21 liechtenstein took the lead and one of the days of the battle was defeated and in group 4 , croatia defeated short niro with 5 goals for croatia. the match against armenia was tied with 11 points. turkey is at the top of the group with 10 points, and croatia and armenia are in the second and third places respectively this week. in the continuation of the competition, 7 games will be held today and tonight, the most important matches of which are england and ukraine . italy and the republic of azerbaijan will face each other in the qu

as advisors on take some of the on the on feel. gail, welcome to the program. 6 young people from portugal, assuming the european union, the european court of human rights, and accusing the you and to move in certain countries of inaction on the climate crisis. i'm so violating some of the fundamental rights and for the similar cases around the world on the regional national level. but this is the 1st involving several countries at once. the activism that supports us our instruct as the weather here in open today. to to the 2017 fires group the country, burning homes and raising entire communities. more than 100 people were killed in the blazes. which side to say were made worse by human, made climate change, which seems like those were what motivated succeeds in portugal to su, 32 nations for violating their human rights when i realized right. so being violated because of climate change. i thought this is going to fine. there was my the groups lawyers intend to argue that the climate crisis directions that are clients rights to life privacy and to be free from age discrimination. leasing

brushes, where the squad from the bi division compete more often, it is noteworthy that portugal first equipment and only then the whole world receives the broadcast from lisbon. all three tournaments that take place here are broadcast in life mode to 30 countries, and the games are also held on the official website of the world beach soccer organization, and there is access to this resource. everywhere also each country participating in the competition receives materials, as for journalists, representatives of belarus spain france portugal work here in 2018. the euroleague took place in volger, for the first time and so on , the unofficial championship of the old continent on the lida beach and this mobile stadium appeared in the wake of the success of this type of football among the local public among sports functionaries. there was a goal to make sardinia the european capital of beachgoers, which is why tournaments are held on the island regularly. beach football is actively developing thanks to such competitions, people can learn about such a spectacular sport and get emotions from

for the arid regions of southern portugal, they are nothing short of a miracle. of focus on europe. we'll be back next week. until then goodbye and take care. berlin. opposing sides had met to discuss the future of the dispute of region as residents accuse them of breaking the latest cease-fire. also, your grand president zelenskyy meets joe biden at the white house. they want u.s. support is needed toea

for the arid regions of southern portugal, they are nothing short of a miracle. of focus on europe. we'll be back next week. until then goodbye and take care. 09/21/23 09/21/23 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> when i compare the situation of palestine with the situation in ukraine, i want to show a parallelism in real situations. but there is a different attitude in the world powers.

moment the first of the rugby world cup and wales are now two victories from two of the beating portugalr appearance in france and bringing the changes of the top of the portal for counsellors counsellor destroying our correspondent was at the match and good to see you in a job done for wales but not necessarily that convincing perhaps? no, not massively, have to say wales fans would arrive to your earlier on and expected to be straightforward because portugal never won a world cup match in their entire history but it was a pretty hard work for wales, particularly in the first half and getting off to a decent enough start when lewis once again showed why he is one of the best finishers in the business. a superb effort there and rinaldo celebration as well. the might�*ve ruffled a few portuguese feathers and it seems to be going swimmingly for wales but they never hit their stride and a real sense of adventure and they headed back with ability and wales at just headed back with ability and wales atjust before the break until dave finally riveted crash it to make it 14-3 at finally riveted

portugal, like uruguay, are about to enter the fray. this w this ho is back after injury.d his head coach both insist their second opponents will pose a similar threat to that of their first, fiji, who they dramatically beat last weekend. obviously not great to be removed from the field early, especially a week before the team is selected for a world cup, but a lot of work has gone on behind—the—scenes from medical staff and from physios, put a lot of time into me to get me ready to play. a lot of thanks to them,. i'mjust looking ready to play. a lot of thanks to them,. i'm just looking forward to getting into it at the weekend. similarto fiji, similar to fiji, they play a lot of rugby. — similar to fiji, they play a lot of rugby, some exciting players. they like to— rugby, some exciting players. they like to move the ball around. so we are kinda _ like to move the ball around. so we are kinda prepared almost in the same _ are kinda prepared almost in the same way— are kinda prepared almost in the same way as we prepared against fi'i. same way as we prepared against fiji t

and recently build a commercial scale prototype of the coast of portugal. database you sent to us was there. of this 35000000. 0 boy is harnessing energy from the world's largest on top to power souls. the ocean as the device moves up and down a generator inside, transformed the mechanical energy into electricity. swedish in a cool part ocean says the machine has 2 advantages, compact to other devices on the development. we are producing so much more energy for given size of the equipment. so on these 9 rates are damaged boy, we're producing 300 kilowatts in historical wave devices. you have had thousands of tons of equipment to do the same power. the technology we have introduced here that is just letting big waste paul's bias storms and not reacting to them is protecting us as storms recently connected to the portuguese grid. the prototype is the outcome of more than a decade of the final product, and i share it with the same office finance, the equity, and the other half to government and european subsidies. the next generation of the machine made of fiber and prison is already in

rent prices have increased in portugal . according to the report of euro news, the high cost of renting housing in portugal has pushed some people to live outside the cities of this country. due to the increase in rent in portugal , some people go out of the city and even some of them live in tents. half of the population earns less than 1,000 euros per month, and in lisbon, the rent for a small apartment is 600 euros per month. be the monthly budget of a family is not enough. i have two children, we asked for my help and they realized that we live in a tent. they told us that we have 3 weeks to find it. but we couldn't find a house during this time and they took care of the children from us until the housing problem is solved. i see the children once a week. i used to rent 400 euros a month, and my income was 800 euros a month, which is half of my income was spent on housing, 40 euros on the bus and subway, and 15 euros on buying necessities. my income was low. situation it is getting worse day by day, the rent is increasin

and then they took portugal back in 2017. more than a 100 people died with scientists and climate change had made the flies was. now the activists of hoping the european quote of human rights can false governments to drastic may accelerate the efforts to combat global warming. the when is warned, current targets put the world on cost the catastrophic climate breakdown goose bed . what i expect from government all the time while i'm at the shop for something that is real, is a, this is a main problem because it's so infringing on our human rights most the day, 2 months. i declare a full that can happen. they'll need to persuade the quotes the judges of the case with lawyers from the defending governments, arguing the 6 young active as having proved a direct link between the homes. they say they've suffered and that climate policies have any news from sign causal because it has uh, we usually welcomes many of the visitors around the world every year. but most of them tend to arrive by boss, but feet before the gym and sky dive,

and elizabeth reuter from the gym and useful construct, found it all. braga in the most of portugal, is a place of refuge she left afghanistan to escape to tell him that it has been living here for a year. the parents stayed in afghanistan. it's a traumatic experience, but she chose comfort for music. was to get to that. when i came to portugal, i started playing violent again, but i thought it was giving me the feeling of strength, even with my family and friends, being in a bad situation for that make up the last week and the musicians play together. speaking the language of music, the side of the mac, the, the, i noticed that we magically started to get into the same service. the energy and mines are truly connected. i thought piece pump several times while we will try me on my skins. i hope to help you out in the suitcases. in the beginning, nothing seemed to be clear. but then we started reaching the point of understanding . okay, to do it slightly, the piece was taking shape and everyone knows what to do. that's a good experience. i tend to request better than mine vac. so it i

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rent in portugal according to euronews, the high cost of housing rent in portugal has pushed some people to live in tents outside the cities of this country. the increase in rents in portugal has caused some people to move out of the city and even some of them live in tents. half of the population earns less than a thousand euros per month, and in lisbon , the rent of a small apartment is 600 euros per month, which does not cover the monthly budget of a family. i have two children, we asked for help and they found out that we live in a tent. they told us that we have 3 weeks to find a house but we could not find a house during this time and they took custody of the children from us. my hand until the housing problem is solved. i see the children once a week. i used to rent 400 euros a month, my income was 800 euros a month, which means half of my income was spent on housing, 40 euros on the bus and subway, and 15 euros on buying necessities , my income was low. the weight is getting worse day by day, the rent is increasing with inflation . thank you for joining the world today. good nigh

he lives in portugal, 2nd largest city, and a middle class neighborhood. it's also a hang out for the drug that's above and it's disrespectful to the rest of the society, or they're using openly in the street. if it's gonna be, if you don't like it, you have to cross the street and you have my glasses. and if you say it's not ok, they get aggressive difficult. that's something for them i've, you'll end. 2 point you go de criminalized all narcotics in 2001. no matter how dangerous anyone found in possession of less than 10 day supply. now just going to fine. only dealers go to jail. we're on the road with police trade unionist who come over a a. this is a drunk dealing area. we get harassed because we're filming. so we use cell phones to be discrete. we use caution as we trying to approach is a bit of a, as in go back there is there meetings, warranty? it's better to avoid it. of course, so they can get passed by what keep within seeking that i hated dealing is still prohibited. most drunk trains and made behind closed doors. want outdoor consumption isn't

thank 6 young people from portugal are taking all of the countries of the european union and several others to court these activists, these plaintiffs, or between the ages of a loving. in 24. they filed a case with the european court of human rights and their accusing the countries of inaction on global warming. and thus they say violating their fundamental rights. the activision, their supporters are in strossberg, where the hearing opened today, 6 young people and the lawyers against 32 countries, they say simply on doing enough to stop global warming. these activists have come to strasbourg to all the use of the climate policies of oil. the e u. member states, as well as britain, switzerland, norway tacky, and russia a so inadequate the violating that human rights. today's case is the 5 the young. this is about the price that they are paying for the failure of states to tackle the claimant's emergency. it says about the home that they will suffer during their life times unless these step up to their responsibilities. a group range and aid from $11.00 to $24.00. remove to bring tha

because they say wildfires in portugal they argue are directly caused by climate change. they're talking about risks to their health. for example, they've brought arguments, if i were to be retreat illnesses about disruption to their sleep. and they say that this is impacting on their right to life, which has been trained in the european convention on human rights. but they're also breeding and arguments about discrimination because they say, as children and young people, very generation is particularly affected by the impact of climate change, or after this hearing judges. i think you're being court of human rights will deliberate. we don't have an exact time later on when they will come to a decision, but it's likely or expected, at least that could be sometime in the 1st half of 2024. if the court sites with the complainants with these young people, the countries volts could be mandated, court ordered to rapidly accelerate their progress towards slashing emissions. but there is quite a lot of legal hurdles to jump before getting there. the countries involved have been

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