were kept strictly behind closed doors until recently there was a rift between the president's cousin rami makhlouf and the syrian government and it is very public. long been considered untouchable but now he is accused of owing millions of dollars in back taxes to the state an indication the tycoon is being isolated from the base of power but in an unprecedented move and you're seeing it here michael is posted his views on social media he accused the government officials directly of trying to take over his telecommunications company and of arresting his employees michael of city one step down from syria tell one of the country's biggest firms but he's already been barred from traveling and his assets have also been seized. how to handle i want to step down if i resign i would be filming the company in the country at the height of the war i did not abandon my country my president or my folks to do it now so let's tell you a little bit more about romney now before syria's war it's not he controlled up to 60 percent of the economy and almost every important sector of it apart from syria tell

his era ramy burnitz with an entire team here in doha by phone. one of the really special things that work in progress here is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much input in contribution to a story i feel recurring this region better than anyone else working for it is you know it's very challenging liberally particularly because you have a lot of people that are devoted on political issues we are we the people we live to tell the real stories are just mended is to deliver in-depth journalism we don't feel inferior to the audience across the globe. yugoslavia disintegrated or descended on its inhabitants. amidst the death and destruction one man created a peaceful microcosm for boys whose fathers faced each other in battle episode 3 of football rebels enters the world of footballing legend push each. who went from

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the syrian government to seize the assets belonging to president bashar al assad's cousin rami is one of syria's most prominent business men he recently addressed the dispute online where he accused the site of forcing him to step down as leader of syria tell which is the nation's top mobile phone operator syria's finance minister says the seizure of my troops assets is necessary to protect money owed to the government for much relief has been seen as a pillar of the syrian government and has heavily financed assad's war efforts for the past 9 years before the conflict began back in early 2011 he controlled 60 percent of the economy and that allowed him to build an independent power base apart from syria tell his business empire ranges from real estate to construction an oil trading there have been reports of strained ties between and it's sad that the president announced an anti corruption campaign in auk tooba already curry is a senior public policy fellow an adjunct professor of journalism at the american university of beirut joins us on skype from beirut to tell us more about this

cbs's ramy inocencio reports on the latest violence there. >> reporter: riot police fired rounds of tear at anti-china demonstrators, shot water cannon to further disperse them and arrested nearly 200. era-- likely not its last. ♪ ♪ anger has only started to flare at beijing after the communist party friday unveiled its plan to impose national security laws on hong kong. beijing claims washington supports hong kong's protest movement. u.s. national security advisor robert o'brin. >> i can't see how hong kong remains an asian financial center if the chinese communist party goes through and implements this national security law and takes over hong kong. >> reporter: china fired back, accusing the u.s. of pushing the awo countries to the brink of a new cold war. beijing maintains hong kong is an inalienable part of china, and despite having agreed to allow the former british colony to enjoy its relative autonomy until 2047, critics say china is speeding uthat timeline. untry,wo stems? >> it doesn't mean anything anymore. but then it doesn't mean that we'll all just lie down where we take it

plan to impose a tough new ri there is fear it would crush freedom in the former british territory as ramy inocencio orports. >> reporter: hong kong police launched tear gas at angry pro- democracy protesters and fired a water canon to disperse the crowd. many held umbrellas to protect themselves as most chanted anti-government and anti-china slogans. opposition to beijing's new national security legislation erupted in hong kong's legislature soon after the news ftrst broke. at a press conference hong kong's pro-beijing and unpopular chief executive carrie lam says the new law would improve the legal system and safeguard aational security in the former the mass protests both peaceful and violent that rocked the city for much of 2019 are what beijing intends to stop by banning acts of treason, and subversion, for many the new law symbolize the death nell of the one country system two-- principal, project to great britain to leave hong kong semiautonomous until 2027. claudia mo is a pro-democracy leader. >> there is nothing we can do to challenge it. because it is your mother's order. >> rep

this is not hong kong. >> reporter: ramy inocencio, cbs news, tokyo. >> brennan: many of america's studentsturn to school tomorrow, online. most of this country's schools still remain closed due to covid-19. but in some places, students are already back in the classroom. s s' holly williams reports on lessons learned overseas in our series "the new normal." >> reporter: in denmark, the new crule comes with lots of new mo half egular number of studenr classroom, lots of practice at d children onlynd children only pe permitted to play in designated groups of up to five. some danish parents claimed their young children were being used as guinea pigs, and said older students should have gone back first. the country's education minister told cbs news it was a tough decision. >> the small children has more anceiculties with the distance learning than the older learning than the older children, and therefore we started out with the young children. >> reporter: taiwan is already old hand at the new normal. it only closed its schools two weeks in february. mie island of nearly 24 million has had jus

ramy inocencio, tokyo. >> down under, the prime minister of australia says his country could be completelyy. australia only has about 7,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus and fewer than >> reporter:er surf's up again in the land down under. as australians return to a socially distanced temperature checked sanitized version of normality, the country of around 25 million has lost fewer than 100 lives to the new virus, and the number of new cases slowed to a trickle weeks ago. it could be partly down to the climate. the virus arrived in the southern hemisphere's summer, but australia has been praised for its decisive action. the country closed its doors to nearly all foreigners in mid-march with returning residents staying in hotels paid for by the governme

cbs' asia correspondent ramy inocencio has the latest. >> reporter: to cheering crowds, north korea'sder, kim jong-un, reappeared to his people and the world, very much living and breathing. state-run media showed him cutting a ribbon at an opening ceremony of a fertilizer factory and filmed smoking a cigarette. april 11 was the last time kim was seen in public. but on april 15, he missed the country's biggest holiday, the birthday of his late grandfather, kim il-ung, north korea's founder, leading some media outlets to speculate about his health. kim jong-un's disappearance had thrust talks about possible successors into the spotlight, with his younger sister 31-year-old kim yo-jong floated as a prime candidate. north korea annualest rob carnahan: >> you have to be tough if you're a north korean leader. you have to do tough things. and i don't know if she could do that. >> reporter: now that kim jong-un is alive this, lends some credibility to the theory that perhaps he was just social distancing from coronavirus, just like much of the rest of the world. the bottom line-- north korea

as ramy inocencio reports, the u.s.s signaling it could now take action. >> reporter: good morning. rubber stamp is right. in a near unanimous vote with just one vote against, china's national people's congress ratified that national security law for hong kong. all this week, anti-china protesters havelaed with riot police using tear gas, water cannon and pepper pellets. it would ban terrorism. many hong kongers are worried china will muzzle freedom of speech, assembly and the independent legal system. today, three pro-democracy lawmakers were thrown out of the legislature for protesting against that bill which would make it a crime to insult china's anthem. the overnight declaration by secretary of state mike pompeo that hong kong is no longer autonomous means that the white house could sever special trade ties with the city and president trump has vowed to move powerfully against beijing by the end of this week. for "cbs this morning," ramy inocencio, tokyo. >>> an historic trip into space will have to wait until satu

finally succeeded in unlocking elsham ramis flames. the same contained information previously unknown to us that definitively establish. ramis significant to al qaida in the arabian peninsula so no what the f.b.i. found on his phone show that ronnie actually was radicalized as far back as 2015 he was in constant contact with al qaeda operatives and he was even in contact with them the night up to me the night before the attack wow well you know straighten this out for us originally investigators had thought that ronnie went on the shooting spree because he had been in a fight with his teacher right and that is true they originally it was reported that he filed a complaint against one of his teachers actually because the instructor referred to mustache as a quote porn stache now the base did reprimand that instructor and told him to apologize to me to which he said that he didn't want an apology from him so originally again that thought could have been that the reason this shooting spree did happen but clearly this probably was more of

ramy youssef is the golden globe winning creator and star of the show "ramy" which is loosely based onr being with us this morning. let's start first, when you won the golden globe earlier this year you said, quote, i know you guys haven't seen my show. has that changed? >> yeah, apparently people -- a little reverse psychology works. it really -- it felt like the show just came out again, you know. i said it -- i wasn't planning on anything. i really didn't think i would win. i looked down and i was looking at brad pitt. i was like, yeah, i don't think you and seen it. >> the word is out. it's a huge success. when you head outside now, i know sometimes we have to wear face masks given the situation that we're in, but are people recognizing you more and more when you're out on the street after winning the golden globe? >> yeah. pre-face mask for sure and then i actually was wearing it and a few people came up to me and i was like, wow, i didn't think this would happen with a mask on but it did. yeah, that's definitely been crazy. >> even behind the mask, that's impressive. >> yeah. >>

the syrian government to seize the assets belonging to president bashar al assad's cousin rami crew for his one of syria's most prominent businessman he recently addressed a dispute online where he accused the site of forcing him to step down as leader of syria tell the nation's top mobile phone operator human rights activists in argentina are calling for the government to help a poor area of bonus areas which has been hard hit by cave in 1000 and been more than 1000 confirmed cases and the so-called village 31 slum was already suffers from crowded living conditions and the lack of water it's all right you have to dates with all the headlines here and i just got more news coming up right on the inside story. libya's warlord. is forced into a rich and important advice near the capital tripoli is back in the hands of the un recognized government pull this prolonging the civil war or kick start talks between the warring factions. hello welcome to the program and. told the world he's the only man who can bring stability back to lip.

.>> reporter: in livermore, john ramis, kpix 5. >>> that is it for the news that 5:00.kpix 5 news at 6:00 begins now with elizabeth cook and ken bastida . >>> i am juliette goodrich alameda county sent a letter to tesla to tell them to cease operations, that has not happened. what now? i will have that story coming up. >>> we left on such a weird note. i didn't have a chance to say goodbye to my teachers. >> an effort to bring back high school graduation? how old the right of passage could be more like a drive-in movie? >>> the top stories on kpix 5. the state listening shelter-in- place restrictions. good evening ken bastida >> and i am elizabeth cook. the governor has set out new guidelines for phase 2 reopening. including shopping malls, car washes , and pet grooming and botanical gardens, restaurants will eventually be allowed to reopen. here is more on that story from andria borba. >> reporter: it may be a bit of a tough sell with foot traffic down at shopping malls across california. the question is can they come back from this in an era where online shopping has become the nor

courtesy of rami bends and i. could be so. this fight already crowned the best coach of the bonus in his 1st leg in his debut season at the club was a has guided last best campaign in 36 years. they could afford to give the hosts a consolation goal under the silva making it 31 in the 81st minute. in the final moments and stocks martin hint of i still wasn't ready to give up but it made no difference without their raucous fans frankfurt looked at a loss in the end it was the guests who celebrated climbing up to 3rd place in the table. the other 1st time stadium trained for its boisterous herm support but eerily empty and of all matched ace on the one while only on berlin hosted by munich for the 1st time ever. only on have already sent the likes of blood back and don't mind packing and their debut season in the top flight but how would they fed without their fans . only own hear and read started as if they had a packed house behind them showing little fear of the perennial champions. antony might well have done more with this c

the nearest large town to just rami is cup of us 2 siddhartha gautama grew up nearby he later became known as the border the enlightened one he taught that people are responsible for themselves now you are allowed to ask for help. so what is. tell. you the american n.-g. o. rare organizes workshops for farmers and local politicians on sustainable farming methods. they cover the ins and outs of organic farming and how to market the new products. the aim is to restructure farming here. this is where the young property is have a part to play. when they talk about think that this is meant for the children burke when it is a sin by parents and they. love. this is a very powerful and long it's a very sustainable. and. i think they would do a lot. back in the mountains my about jahi is the mother of garnish one of the young property is his at school right now while his father sprays his corn with insecticide he knows it's highly toxic but says he has no alternative. we know it's bad financial and for our health but we can only harvest enough corn if we use the insecticide. are. going to chi

billionaire businessman rami makhlouf has gone public about his rift with president assad.n finance minister is circulating online, ordering the seizure of the assets of mr makhlouf, his wife and his children. hungary's parliament has voted to ban transsexual people from altering their gender on official documents in a move activists say pushes the country back towards the dark ages. individuals will now have to register sex at birth on marriage and death certificates, as well as identity cards. 0ne rare positive effect of the past few months has been on the environment. the biggest ever reduction in the volume of carbon dioxide released into the world's atmosphere has been recorded since march. at the height of the lockdown, scientists discovered that daily emissions around the world dropped by more than i7%. the biggest fall was in china — which saw a drop in emissions of 24%. but scientists are warning that this "extreme" reduction in greenhouse gas emissions is likely to be temporary — as our science editor david shukman explains. all over the world, some stunning trans

billionaire businessman rami makhlouf has gone public about his rift with president assad. is circulating online, ordering the seizure of the assets of mr makhlouf, his wife and his children. hungary's parliament has voted to ban transsexual people from altering their gender on official documents in a move activists say pushes the country back towards the dark ages. individuals will now have to register sex at birth on marriage and death certificates, as well as identity cards. archaeologists in jerusalem have discovered a series of mysterious underground rooms — near to where the second jewish temple is believed to have stood some two—thousand years ago. the purpose of these chambers remain unknown — although oil lamps and pots suggest some kind of domestic use. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. near the western wall, secrets can be buried beneath secrets. this site dates backs to the time of byzantium, some 1,400 years ago but injerusalem's old city, the more you dig, the more you discover. hidden away beneath the mosaics, a series of rooms are even older. these chambers, dug

the syrian government to seize the assets belonging to president bashar al assad's cousin rami maku fiz one of syria's most prominent businessman he recently addressed a dispute online where he accused the site of forcing him to step down as leader of syria tell the nation's top mobile phone operator human rights activists in argentina are calling for the government to help a poor area on his errors which has been hard hit by cave in 1000 and been more than 1000 confirmed cases and the so-called village 31 slum which already suffers from crowded living conditions and the lack of water it's all right you have to dates with all the headlines here and i just got more news coming up right off the inside story. libya's war. is forced into a rich and important advice near the capital tripoli is back in the hands of the un recognized government pull this prolonging the civil war or kick start talks between the warring factions. still. hello welcome to the program. told the world he's the only man who can bring stability back to libya the wall of launched a military offensive last year to take

billionaire businessman rami makhlouf has gone public about his rift with president assad.online, ordering the seizure of the assets of mr makhlouf, his wife and his children. hungary's parliament has voted to ban transsexual people from altering their gender on official documents in a move activists say pushes the country back towards the dark ages. individuals will now have to register sex at birth on marriage and death certificates, as well as identity cards. now, a remarkable story from china where a couple have been reunited with their son 32 years after he was abducted as a toddler. the disappearance of 2—year—old mao yin in 1988 became one of china's most notorious child abduction cases, in part because his parents refused to give up looking for him. rich preston has the story. this was the moment mao yin‘s parents were able to hug their son for the first time in 32 years. mao yin was just two years old when he was taken in shanxi province in north—west china. thousands of children go missing in china every year, but his parents never gave up hope. his mother, li, de

has his out of bashar assad saying security forces are pressuring him to step down from his business rami mcclure says it's part of a campaign to make him pay millions and tax them a cliff owes his fortune to assad and bankrolled his war effort but he appears to have fallen out of favor last year and days ago made a video urging his cousin to prevent the collapse of his company. india's army says 5 of its troops have been killed during a raid to free hostages in indian administered kashmir 2 of the hostage takers were also killed during the gunfire exchange now the army says it managed to rescue the captives from the house in the north western town of 100 wara at least 8 civilians including children were also injured by an explosive device just a few kilometers away. now returning to the corona virus pandemic and more than 67000 people have now died from the crown of virus in the united states despite that more states into pressure and reopening but it's not enough for protesters who are still demonstrating in several cities meanwhile the white house is trying to angle the blame towards c

out at the syrian president saying security forces are pressuring him to step down from his business rami makhlouf says it's part of a campaign to make him pay millions of dollars in tax but lou phones his fortune to our side and bankrolled his war effort but he appears to have fallen out of favor last year and days ago made a video pleading with his cousin to prevent the collapse of his company 3 of the world's top pole vaulters have been using their own back gardens to give fans some live with let it stew in the lock time arrivals vaulted 5 meters as many times as they could in 30 minutes as part of what they called the ultimate garden clash. this is all just here these are the top stories brazil's amazon rain forest region has become the latest frontline in the battle against corona virus infections are rising quickly leaving hospitals overwhelmed that's prompted the city's mayor to issue a plea we are in getting the help we have to save the lives of those of the forest from rule of yet. we are in front of a disaster from think like barbarism. aleksandra ram p.r.t. is following develop

billionaire businessman rami makhlouf has gone public about his rift with president assad.he syrian finance minister is circulating online, ordering the seizure of the assets of mr makhlouf, his wife and his children. hungary's parliament has voted to ban transsexual people from altering their gender on official documents in a move activists say pushes the country back towards the dark ages. individuals will now have to register sex at birth on marriage and death certificates, as well as identity cards. mass evacuations are under way in bangladesh and india ahead of a major storm there. cyclone amphan is due to make landfall near the border of the two countries later on wednesday. forecasters are warning of winds above 115 miles per hour. the coronavirus outbreak is making it harder to protect those in the line of the storm, as our south asia correspondent rajini vaidya nathan reports. the bay of bengal, one of the most vulnerable coastlines in the world. now bracing itself for a powerful storm. 0fficials fear it could be the worst to hit the region since cyclone said in 20

president is turning on his closest partners charlotte site is complicating the assets of the billionaire rami muffler that just happens to be his cousin so what is exactly triggered this now after 9 years of war if there's inside story. hello i'm come all santamaria in a circle of syria's president bashar al assad has always been tight any disputes within the ruling family were kept.

billionaire cousin appears to be widening in a 16 minute video posted online by rush hour assad's cousin rami mcclure says he refuses to step down as head of the country's largest mobile operator he said the collapse of syria tel would be a catastrophic setback for the nation's economy and claims he is under pressure to hand over profits from his empire or face arrest acoustic thought to have played a big role in bankrolling assad's military campaigns. i won't step down if i resign i would be fabian the company and the country the height of the war i did not abandon my country my president all my folks to do it now. it would winning editor of a prominent egyptian online newspaper has been detained by security forces. media outlets says that lena tyler was arrested outside a prison in the capital cairo she was interviewing the mother of jailed activist are abdel fattah arrest is the latest in a crackdown that's been criticized by human rights groups the un and the committee for the protection of journalists dozens of activists have been arrested during protests against the demolition of albani

billionaire cousin appears to be widening in a 16 minute video posted online bashar assad's cousin rami mcclure says he refuses to step down as head of the country's largest mobile operator he said the collapse of syria tel would be a catastrophic setback for the nation's economy claims he's under pressure to hand over profits from his empire or face arrest to his thought to have played a big role in bankrolling assad's military campaigns. i won't step down if i resign i would be feted the company and the country the heights of the war i did not abandon my country my president obama folks to do it now the newest branch of america's military the space forces launched its 1st mission. liftoff of united launch alliance atlas 5 rocket the on manned spacecraft blasted off from cape canaveral in florida after being delayed a day by bad weather officials haven't revealed the purpose of the mission which is classified nor are they saying how long it will remain an obit and solar powered vessel has flown several times before but this is its 1st mission with the space force. i'm one of the top st

cousin of syria's president says security forces are pressuring him to step down from his business rami makhlouf says it's part of a campaign to make him pay millions and tax a kloof owes his fortune to president bashar al assad and bankrolled his war effort but he appears to a foreign out of favor last year and days ago made a video urging his cousin to prevent the collapse of his company. well returning to the coronavirus pandemic and jordan has lifted all restrictions on economic activities after a lockdown lasting almost 7 weeks public transport will resume normal service but universities and schools remain closed as night curfews continue over the past 2 weeks jordan has been lifting restrictions to allow businesses back to work back with lower levels of staff and also strict social distancing and hygiene guidelines it has reported 460 cases and 9 deaths. it was decided from wednesday to open all economic sectors which have not been allowed to operate fully and allow them to work at full productive capacity provided that percentage of jordanian labor is not least than 75 percent wh

out at the syrian president saying security forces are pressuring him to step down from his business rami makhlouf says it's part of a campaign to make him pay millions of dollars in tax loopholes his fortune to assad and bankrolled his war effort but he appears to have fallen out of favor last year and days ago made a video pleading with his cousin to prevent the collapse of his company. this is all just 0 these are the top stories brazil's amazon rain forest region has become the latest frontline in the battle against corona virus infections are rising quickly leaving hospitals overwhelmed that's prompted the city's mayor to issue a plea. we have to save the lives of 2 of the fraud if from one of huge. we are in front of a disaster. like barbara rees. alexander of n.p.r. he's following developments from bogota. the outbreak is getting worse every day in the capital of the amazon in brasil it's now become practically the epicenter of the crisis in the country particularly because the health service is there already extremely fragile and the in and able to cope with the number of cases in

billionaire businessman rami makhlouf has gone public about his rift with president assad. the syrian finance minister is circulating online, ordering the seizure of the assets of mr makhlouf, his wife and his children. hungary's parliament has voted to ban transsexual people from altering their gender on official documents in a move activists say pushes the country back towards the dark ages. individuals will now have to register sex at birth on marriage and death certificates, as well as identity cards. here in britain the chancellor had a sombre warning, about the prospects for the uk economy. rishi sunak says it's "not obvious there will be an immediate bounceback", once lockdown restrictions are eased more fully. it came as the latest figures showed the number of people claiming benefits for being out of work, had soared in april to the highest level since the 1990s. our economics editor faisal islam reports. they aren't cutting jobs at this west midlands fittings factory for shops and libraries, just like the officialjobs numbers, but only 12 workers — a third of empl

complicating the assets of the billionaire rami muffled he just happens to be his cousin so what is exactly triggered this now after 9 years of war if there's inside story. hello i'm come all santamaria in a circle of syria's president bashar al assad has.

accused of racking up millions and that a rift in al assad's family was revealed earlier this month when rami makhlouf released a video pleading with his cousin to prevent of the collapse of his business syria tell is the largest mobile mobile operator in the country and the government says it owes around $77000000.00 but clue 4 was one of syria's richest men rejects the claims his wife sent children's assets are also to be seized hundreds of civilians have disappeared to during yemen's 5 year war many are said to have been taken in for questioning by the saudi u.a.e. coalition their families are desperate for answers but their about their relatives whereabouts stephanie decker now reports it's the not knowing which is the hardest part it's been 5 years since these children lost to their father since his wife lost you for certain that he was alive and they're only live human you more with of my i haven't heard about my husband since he was abducted not even a call or news i haven't heard his voice since then i don't know anything i searched and looked everywhere i made reports to the police a

refused to step down as the head of the largest mobile phone operator in a 60 minute video posted online rami matter of says the collapse of syria tel would be a catastrophic setback for the economy he says he's on a pressure to one of the profits from his empire or face arrest this is the 3rd such video that mcclure has posted in recent weeks. but i'd be real easy i won't step down if i resign i would be feted the company and the country the height of the war i did not abandon my country my president or my folks to do it now. now the u.s. president has hit back at criticism from barack obama who said the government has fumbled its response to the pandemic he was a president that's all i can say roughly. speaking as he arrived back at the white house from his weekend retreat at camp david trump again boasted that a cure would be found by the end of the year a conference of timelines from medical experts the us has the most virus deaths on inspections in the world by far more than 98000 people 89000 people have died and there are over 1400000 cases john hundreds in chicago and says trump's pop

ram ramy inocencio reports on the letter sent in the middle of a worldwide conference on the pandemic>> reporter: in his scathing four-page letter, president trump slammed the world health organization for what he called a failed response to covid-19. an alarming lack of independence from china and for ignoring credible reports from wuhan. the president's health and human services secretary addressed the w.h.o. directly as it convened its annual assembly virtually for the first time. >> there was a failure by this organization to obtain the information that the world needed. and that failure cost many lives. >> reporter: the president's missive came after xi jinping made a u-turn pledging to support an independent probe into the origins of the coronavirus and with a pledge of $2 billion in aid. but washington called xi's statements a distraction from what the white house claims to be china's failure to alert the world and said beijin should pay more. that payment might come in the form of a vaccine. china says it now has five candidates in clinical trial with cansino biologics, the fi

ramy inocencio reports on the opposition to a controversial security law that china plans to impose.ar gas rifles echoed in hong kong streets sending pro-democracy protesters running for cover. riot police warn they would deploy force and followed through with water cannon and nearly 200 arrests. the outrage, a rejection of china's intent to impose new national security laws on the city, banning treason, subversion and terrorism. this video allegedly shows pro-democracy protesters beating a lawyer bloody in hong kong sunday. now being leveraged by chinese state media. still, critics say the legislation aims at undermining the massive protests, both peaceful and violent that rocked the city for much of 2019. white house national security adviser robert o'brien -- >> i can't see how hong kong remains an asian financial center if the chinese party takes over hong kong. >> reporter: many hong kongers say it reveals china's disregard for the freedoms promised the city under the one country/two systems policy. when they returned hong kong to china. claudia mo say pro-democracy lawmaker. >>

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