comes a day after two bombs hidden in an air conditioning unit in the city mosque in the city of samara killed 15. >>> mexican president have survivors of storms in the pacific coastline. mud slides purrryed entire villages in the the mud and rocks. more than a hundred people died in the storm. he said they will be rebuilt in safer location. >> translator: we eve had we'ved extraordinary rain and unfortunately, guerro has opinion the most effected. with the number of family deaths and the way in which it happened. >> we report from the village. >> reporter: rescue teams slowly begin town earth what lies. beneath a disaster stko*e disas. here they will take the body of a woman, one of ph-f they expect to find in the coming days. survivors say the mudslide hit without warning. >> i lost my nephew, my grandchildren, the whole house is gone. i lost my entire family. they were making bread when mudslide hit. >> reporter: the hill slide collapsed last sunday. the results of days of torrential rain brought on my tropical storm "manuel" turns of rock collapsed on theville and burring dozens of

that talked about western imperialism and how in the end to be imposed there and how they are bad samaras since in that way and it talks about state-owned enterprises and how this could be beneficial in some cases handed your opinion is there ever a time when a state-owned enterprise can be a beneficial? at least to get it started as a possible effort to be private owned or is it ever a good thing or is it always leading to a negative? >> excellent question. benjamin franklin started the u.s. postal service i wrote an editorial a couple years ago on earth day i said it is basically degenerated into unfair competition against private companies like ups and fedex and the delivery of junk mail that nobody wants subsidized prices to keep a fleet of 300,000 little trucks driving around to soared in the truck so another fleet of government trucks takes it to the land fall -- a landfill there is the relationship of the government it could be a primary customer and then do industry franklin failed to devise a way for it to end but the united states government with the transcontinental railroad th

prime minister samaras has had enough. >> this government is determined not to allow the descendents of not sees -- descendents of nazis to poison our lives and undermine the foundations of the country that gave birth to democracy. >> golden dawn denies any connection to the killing, but the angry people at this demonstration do not believe it. >> we have to stop them from spreading in our neighborhoods, in our schools, and at our jobs. we must unite to throw them out. >> the killing is another warning for us. only a united movement, including anti-fascists and others, can stop a motorist golden dawn. it is acting with the blessing of the government. >> the party's popularity has grown during greece's financial crisis. the party uses not the symbolism, and leaders have praised it off hitler -- hearty leaders have praised adolf hitler -- party leaders have praised adolf hitler. >> up next, the next installment in our series, "germany and the world." >> we focus on berlin's relations with washington. that and more up next. >> hello again. in the run-up to the general election, all this

months by the country's international creditors visiting the country meanwhile prime minister antonis samaras has recently claimed that the country needs another six years to return to pre-crisis living standards greece has already received two bailout packages totaling two hundred forty billion euro. more details on how the greeks are coping with their bleak economic situation on r.t. dot com also they flee you a country rifle so possible water that's home to some of the world's largest oil reserves is also crying out for catch wind of what's happening in libya on a website. i made sure that landed outside the city of. chelyabinsk in russia as the urals in february has given birth to what looks like a new religion to find out what all the fuss is about head to r t v dot com. right to see. her story. and i think richard. on our reporters would. be and. how far governments prepared to carry to keep critics said i mean turns out that for bahrain these authorities even children are valid tongue. human rights watch claim security forces they routinely round up threaten and abuse children suspecte

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visit later this month by the country's international creditors meanwhile prime minister antonis samaras has recently claimed the country needs another eight years to return to pre-crisis living standards research already received it to bailout packages totaling two hundred forty billion euros. and our world updated as our car bomb attacks continued to shatter lives in the wrong the country's capital has borne the brunt of the latest string of blasts with at least twenty six deaths on choose to be alone a total of thirty four people were killed nationwide in shootings and a car bomb targeting mainly shia neighborhoods paul's few months in iraq have been the deadliest in five years with al qaeda stepping up the pressure on the shia led government. occupy wall street activists back on the streets of downtown new york marking the movement's second annual three protesters have announced a new goal the introduction of a hard a percent tax on wall street financial transactions after the first protest camp was set up in twenty eleven the rallies are swiftly spread to other cities in the u.s. an

country still needs there another ten billion just to cover funding gap that's prime minister antonis samaras promised that greece will be back to pre-crisis levels in six years' time you sick af enough reports now from athens. well they've come here by the thousands teachers lawyers doctors and public sector workers they've gathered here nothin's to voice their fury with the government's austerity measures measures that they say put both their lives and livelihoods out of risk well there's some instruction as part of a week of mass strikes against job layoffs and salary cuts something the government says it has to do in order to rein in spending and to please international lenders thousands of teachers had walked off the job on monday with some schools and universities still shut across the country doctors and hospital workers joined in on tuesday now they're protesting plans to merge hospitals and to cut down public spending and now civil servants are entering the fray with some of the largest public sector unions out here in full force and other people who have gathered here are angry that

lenders at those still needs about ten billion euros more all those comes as prime minister antonis samaras says admitted that greece will need six more yes' to return to pre-crisis living standards. reports from the greek capital certainly a big day here in greece of some of the largest protests crowds hit the streets the week of strikes is in response to thousands of planned job layoffs something the government says it has to do in order to rein in spending and to please international lenders now thousands of schoolteachers have walked off the job on monday as those protests resulted in some clashes of with the police doctors follow suit on tuesday and some of the largest public sector unions are joining in today's in fact many second. or you schools and universities remain shots around the country now what they're furious about is the latest round of austerity measures greece is due to move or temporarily slashed the salaries of some twenty five thousand workers in addition to cutting thousands of jobs by the end of the year now workers will either have to accept new posts or spend month

euros the country still needs ten billion but just to cover a funding gap prime minister antonis samaras promised that greece will be back to pre-crisis levels in six years' time you see reports now from athens certainly a big day here in greece as some of the largest protests crowds hit the streets and thousands of schoolteachers have walked off the job on monday those protests resulted in some clashes with the police doctors follow suit on tuesday and some of the largest public sector unions are joining in today's in fact many secondary schools and universities remain shut around the country now what they're furious about is the latest round of austerity measures greece is due to move or temporarily slashed the salaries of some twenty five thousand workers in addition to cutting thousands of jobs by the end of the year now workers will either have to accept new posts or spend months working on reduced salaries with no guarantee of actually keeping their job and this is of course in exchange for the next installment of its much needed rescue loans now this is a country that's and that's

few dozen protesters have clashed with police in the greek city of saloniki prime minister antonis samaras was delivering his annual speech on the economy violence erupted after demonstrators began throwing bottles and stones at officers responded with tear gas or thousand police were drafted into the city ahead of union rallies. and there is variations marking independence day in brazil have turned violent all the people gathered in the streets to protest corruption and excessive spending in the capital brasilia police fired rubber bullets and made several arrests disperse a crowd were running up on a military parade took place there's also a spike in processing june undergrads protesting against the government's spending on the next two years before world cup. clashes have erupted at a rally of the far right defense league the group attended a march to an east london mosque despite being banned from the area right in. broke out with anti fascist protesters two rioters were arrested as police attempted to contain the violence. the international olympic committee has announced that tokyo w

euros the country still needs ten billion more to cover a funding gap that is prime minister antonis samaras promised that greece will be back to pre-crisis levels in six years' time while george cut through loss a professor of constitutional law believes anger over the sterett see is needing to broader social unrest. the majority of the people knew this or measures it unfortunately the idea that this fear is food in. the new. limit for us is a strong minority now we know that more than most of them was through some of the above except up really come to be useful and of course a lot of vitamin d. much to some but all of that has been leaps eclipsed by the miracle also i don't know if i salute the only call for goose is a storybook use. in the comfort of the little monolithic of the utopian socialist state. prominent iranian human rights lawyer and a sack of prize winner now that means that today has been released from jail in toronto along with at least ten other political prisoners she was arrested in twenty ten on charges of spreading propaganda and conspiring to harm state security intern