in twenty fourteen who the rebels stormed into sanaa from the stronghold in the north assad the u.a.e. coalition began a military campaign in support of the yemeni government led by how the. demand protest is deposed first aligned with the who these and then was killed by them in twenty seventeen thousands of yemenis have been killed in the war many of them children the conflict has pushed the region's poorest country to the brink of famine twenty million people don't have enough food to eat but some activists say the revolution gave yemenis something bigger the idea of to more crecy. we'll uproot all the corrupt or those plotting to undermine the achievements we made believe the revolution is still moving forward we believe in its principles and the family succession the rule toppling the corrupt traitor ship of three decades. of political and diplomatic solution to the war in yemen seems on certain a un brokered cease fire agreement has not brought peace to her there the port city is a crucial gateway for much needed humanitarian aid priyanka gupta for inside story . well let's brin

another rival in this hospital in the capital sanaa another victim of the consequences of the war in yemen fatima is suffering from each one n one influenza also known as swine flu it's known to break down the immune system and cause lung problems among other complaints but the saudi u.a.e. coalition's repeated targeting of hospitals means the flu which is best treated of detected early has been diagnosed late or. she suffered from coughing for about twenty days we have seen several doctors and several hospitals but it is here where she has finally been properly diagnosed the virus is spreading graphically mostly in the hooty controlled areas of sanaa souther and abe for hundreds of cases reported so far there's only one type of medicine available most hospitals are running out and pharmacies that do stalk the medicine are charging forty dollars for it the life saving drugs are simply out of reach for the families of the patients because they live out of who are now looking for the medicine that deals with such a virus we were shocked to know that the hospital only gave us some of th

mostly in the hooty controlled areas of sanaa sather and. for hundreds of cases reported so far there's only one type of medicine available most hospitals are running out and pharmacies that do stock the medicine are charging forty dollars for it the lifesaving drugs are simply out of reach for the families of the patients who are now looking for the medicine that deals with such a virus we were shocked to know that the hospital only gave us some of the needed tablets and not all of them because of the medicine shortage. that we and other patients need more meds so we urge the united nations and the ministry of health to do whatever it takes to make this medicine available. that's a tall order where more than fifty percent of the people don't have access to regular health care less than half of hospitals are working and the risk of an edge one and one epidemic is increased in crowded cities and towns teeming with yemenis displaced by war when. we are talking about a massive spread of disease the ministry of health has registered in its lates

spurned discussing an actual date elsewhere anti-government demonstrations have been taking place in sanaa who these have been protesting against what they believe is the normalization of relations between yemen's government and israel it's in response to yemen's foreign minister yemeni sitting next to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu during the wasil summit those are the headlines i'll be back with more news here after one on one east do stay with us. battling against addiction then very thing that brought her down now she can teach people how to come back up. it's hard for me to believe that he's going to get a full time job in radio but i have to be supportive family i have to learn to put my prize side in just say ok there we have our issues but we have to leave speech and health i'm going to keep morgan part time this moment i feel good holiday. on al-jazeera. a team of chinese scientists are traveling to places no human has ever been. in working on a daring deep sea mission and to hunt for rare resources and new species. i'm steve cho on this episode a one on one east we go

paris or more beautiful and these films are really much really very much in the european tour style of sanaa making but you need films of puja hollywood movie stars as well i mean just like babel with people and brad pitt or michael keaton in birdman the great stand alone. and of course the revenant with leonardo di caprio and a huge bear but so what he's done here is he taking time a very sort of personal european style of. filmmaking and combined with that big sweeping hollywood movie tradition and mantra stay true to both tradition both traditions at the same time so exciting stuff in store for can we're going to stop there just for a moment but i am coming back to bear with me because our next story could make a great screenplay one day nearly every family has its hidden secrets but it's quite extraordinary not to mention scary and destabilizing to see your own parents arrested for espionage german author dirk has just published a novel that was inspired by events in his own family in divided germany a story that says light on the impact of lies and deceit on generations of germans . the

another arrival in this hospital in the capital sanaa another victim of the consequences of the war in yemen fatima is suffering from each one n one influenza also known as swine flu it's known to break down the immune system and cause lung problems among other complaints but the saudi u.a.e. coalition's repeated targeting of hospitals means the flu which is best treated of detected early has been diagnosed late or. she suffered from coughing for about twenty days we have seen several doctors in several hospitals but it is here where she has finally been properly diagnosed the virus is spreading grappa deadly mostly in the hooty controlled areas of sanaa souther and abe for hundreds of cases reported so far there's only one type of medicine available most hospitals are running out and pharmacies that do stalk the medicine are charging forty dollars for it the lifesaving drugs are simply out of reach for the families of the patients because they live out of who are now looking for the medicine that deals with such a virus we were shocked to know that the hospital only gave us some of th

because they were communists but no communism is dead sanaa we can talk to them which made their message easier to accept by the white people however what is very crucial to make the point that this change. the clear speech was not simply the result of a free condom nationalism of his party and of de klerk suddenly becoming good guys and through the good heart deciding there must be a change it was the pressure from the struggle i wish to put it plainly that the government has taken a firm decision to release mr mandela unconditionally i'm serious i'm serious about being this matter to finality without delay the speech i made on the second of february ninety ninety contained a package of measures of which the release not only of nelson mandela but also of all political prisoners was just a part i listed the state of emergency. i tried in that speech to add that is each and every excuse in the sea could offer not to come to the negotiation table and during that period we were the only communicators and town and they had all of the t.v. cameras they needed to use. how and when to release t

elsewhere anti-government demonstrations have been taking place in sanaa these have been protesting against what they believe is the normalization of relations between yemen's government and israel and it's in response to yemen's foreign minister khaled your money sitting next to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu during the warsaw summit. now the u.s. special envoy for syria has reassured allies that the withdrawal of american troops from the country will not be abrupt speaking from the munich security conference james jeffrey and sess it will be a step by step process among qana porson dancing on tap on the turkey syria border . in words designed to reassure european allies the u.s. special envoy for syria said this on the planned withdrawal of troops from syria first of all this is not going to be an abrupt or rapid withdrawal it's going to be an orderly step by step withdrawal and each point at each phase we're going to look at our underlying goals that i just laid out and ensure that we have means capabilities and partners that can carry them out for us this still no plan at lea

also anti-government demonstrations have been taking place in sanaa these have been protest against what they believe is the normalization of relations between yemen's government and israel and it's in response to yemen's foreign minister your money sitting next to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu during the war source of it the u.s. special envoy for syria has reassured allies that the withdrawal of american troops from the country will not be abrupt speaking from the munich security conference james jeffrey insists it will be a step by step process imran khan reports and dancing on top of the turkey syria border very soon words designed to reassure european allies the u.s. special envoy for syria said this.

in twenty fourteen who the rebels stormed into sanaa from the stronghold in the north assad the u.a.e. coalition began a military campaign in support of the yemeni government led by harvey. the man protest as deposed first aligned with the who these and then was killed by them in twenty seventeen thousands of yemenis have been killed in the war many of them children the conflict has pushed the region's poorest country to the brink of famine twenty million people don't have enough food to eat but some activists say the revolution gave yemenis something bigger the idea of to more crecy. we'll uproot all the corrupt or those plotting to undermine the achievements we made believe the revolution is still moving forward we believe in its principles and the family succession the rule toppling the corrupt traitor ship of three decades. a political and diplomatic solution to the war in yemen seems on certain a un brokered cease fire agreement has not brought peace to her there the port city is a crucial gateway for much needed humanitarian aid priyanka gupta for inside story . well let's bring

another arrival in this hospital in the capital sanaa another victim of the consequences of the war inyemen fatima is suffering from each one n one influenza also known as swine flu it's known to break down the immune system and cause lung problems among other complaints but the saudi u.a.e. coalition's repeated targeting of hospitals means the flu which is best treated of detected early it's been diagnosed late or. she suffered from coughing for about twenty days we have seen several doctors in several hospitals but it is here where she has finally been properly diagnosed the virus is spreading graphically mostly in the hooty controlled areas of sanaa souther and abe for hundreds of cases reported so far there's only one type of medicine available most hospitals are running out and pharmacies that do stalk the medicine are charging forty dollars for it the lifesaving drugs are simply out of reach for the families of the patients because they live out of who are now looking for the medicine that deals with such a virus we were shocked to know that the hospital only gave us some of the

mostly in the hooty controlled areas of sanaa sather and. for hundreds of cases reported so far there's only one type of medicine available most hospitals are running out and pharmacies that do stock the medicine are charging forty dollars for it the lifesaving drugs are simply out of reach for the families of the patients who are now looking for the medicine that deals with such a virus we were shocked to know that the hospital only gave us some of the needed tablets and not all of them because of the medicine shortage. that we and other patients need more medicine us so we urge the united nations and the ministry of health to do whatever it takes to make this medicine available. that's a tall order where more than fifty percent of the people don't have access to regular health care less than half of hospitals are working and the risk of an edge one and one epidemic is increased in crowded cities and towns teeming with yemenis displaced by war when. we are talking about a massive spread of disease the ministry of health has registered in it

postponed discussing an actual dates elsewhere anti-government demonstrations have been taking place in sanaa who's these have been protesting against what they believe is the normalization of relations between yemen's government and israel it's in response to yemen's foreign minister yemeni sitting next to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu during the warsaw summit at least five people including four soldiers have been killed in a gun battle with rebel fighters in india administered kashmir it happened in the town of pul walmer this as a twenty four hour curfew is in effect across the region after a suicide bomber killed at least forty security personnel on thursday haiti's prime minister has announced budget cuts for himself and other government employees in an attempt to end mass rallies over corruption those are the headlines the news continues here after the listening post do stay with us. the week began with views of ninety day for truce in the tit for tat us china trade will the largest supply of liquefied natural gas is leaving the biggest one called him we bring you the storie

another arrival in this hospital in the capital sanaa another victim of the consequences of the war in yemen fatima is suffering from each one n one influenza also known as swine flu it's known to break down the immune system and cause lung problems among other complaints but the saudi u.a.e. coalition's repeated targeting of hospitals means the flu which is best treated of detected early it's been diagnosed late or. she suffered from coughing for about twenty days we have seen several doctors in several hospitals but it is here where she has finally been properly diagnosed.

been a friendly one now which is a sign of just how good they seem to want to go to the problems in sanaa it seems often absolute don't get a lot of time to get a risk player but these guys what they have grown up together they've played in the academy together all but one of the smaller now playing that domestic football here and how it's all so they know each other very well and i'm sure it helped galvanize name what is a really difficult situation playing some of these games and pretty much about atmosphere in the u.a.e. and that is the role of the coach felix sanchez who came over to get something basilar ninety thousand and six and has grown up with these players each pain i don't know senior citizens i cannot show called i'm in the last eighteen months or so at least not when these guys that i tell them he was the guy to demonstrate to the succession in the ninety's so well you wouldn't expect that but some of the plastic you're going to want to know why they hate the fact that they are doing so well it's a long term plan that these countries had in place for many years and they wil

situation now is that it's never been given the policies of the recently installed president joy about sanaa paulson out all during his campaign he said that not one centimeter of brazilian land would be dumber demarcated as indigenous territory he also asked why the us the one percent of the brazilian population should have control over twelve percent of the country's land total. in that sum much of that land was host to mineral wealth. looking territory that land should be exploited that should be allowed people should be allowed to make a profit that is also changing the law to allow more people to have guns so this is was really upset the indigenous community they fear a relaxation of the rules protecting their status within the constitution and any protections they once enjoyed under the law have been curtailed and they must now unify gather the support of as many non-indigenous. resilience is possible to try to fight against what they feel. at least eight people have died in the us from a once in a generation cold snap it's left thousands of people without power and many more stranded

stop the arms sales completely interesting let's bring in the perspective of the you are of course in sanaa which is controlled by the host the movement some of these groups which have received weapons western weapons like security belt elite forces the giants give us an idea of what a difference that makes on the ground the fact that they have these types of western weapons. well there is no difference after all this is something that is not new. at all most of the yemenis here know that i find it alongside the u.s. allies with the saudi. forces this is something very clear and also there will be ins and the money that. gets to the to the hands of isis here they get to their hunt openly as equipment for fighters as salaries for fighters this is something that is very no for example let me give you an example most or the majority of the forces of the saudi emeritus forces in the western cause of. the su call that. is the giant brigades this is these people of these forces call themselves selfish everybody knows that they are in a way or another link directly to al-qaeda and isis also there

of the united nations mission to monitor the temporary ceasefire in her data landed in the capital sanaa as the u.n. says its push for a permanent peace agreement between the warring sides is beginning to pay off. no matter what ultimately happens in her data which is vitally important for humanitarian aid imports the suffering being experienced by yemenis nationwide is not expected to abate anytime soon. take yemen second largest city of tire is for example besieged by hooty rebels for more than four years around two hundred thousand civilians are caught up in the fighting. is one of them after fleeing fighting in her village made her way to tire is with nowhere to live she and her husband took up residence on the side of a road and while this abandoned truck provides them a small semblance of shelter they feel far from safe. that end i am i was sleeping when a bullet came from this direction and hit me low on food they struggle to get by the u.n. says yemen is home to the world's worst humanitarian crisis which is no surprise to fuck a year like all yemenis she hopes for a better futur

piece of territory, and the ideology has important areas of refuge in iraq and syria and yemen, the sanaat the military fight against isis is only one aspect of the larger struggle, the post—war reconstruction reconciling devastated societies, rebuilding, and this is the challenge facing middle eastern states and the international community as well. so islamic state is still a very dangerous entity. in a nutshell, for our viewers, isis is degraded, not defeated, and there is a big difference between degraded and defeated. al-qaeda in iraq was degraded in 2007 height night, and it mutated into isis in 2014, so what isis is doing is shifting into a new phase of fighting, guerrilla warfare, sleeper cells, insurgent attacks, and biding its time for the next phase, because the war goes on in syria, and society in iraq and other countries are very much polarised, and that is why the post—war reconstruction, civilian, social, economic investment, giving people hope, basically, and reconciling communities, this is the challenge facing iraqi society, syrian society, libyan society, and sadly and t

that is in the north of the capital sanaa which is controlled by the. venezuela's military has reaffirmed its loyalty to president nicolas maduro despite calls from opposition leader and the u.s. president to switch allegiance defense minister vladimir padrino says the armed forces will remain in position along the border with colombia despite threats from the u.s. soldiers are deployed at several places to block u.s. aid from crossing into the country as promised to force the chipman shipments to reach venezuela on saturday. if you want to search and sanction us if you want to blackmail us blackmail us but you want to achieve your mission you want to achieve it we'll take the sanctions will listen to your blackmail but will definitely remain with the home with our home but stop the manipulation already and say that this is an issue of a political even personal nature or latin america editor lucien newman spoke to some venezuelans who despite who are also still supporting maduro. a tiny primary health care center in caracas has picked that area latin am

wednesday saudi that coalition fighter jets launched two raids on the other lamie a base in the capital sanaa local residents say they heard two loud explosions and saw smoke coming from the who sees base was staying in yemen and a new phone app that links patients with blood done is helping thousands of people one of the main problems is storage hospitals and health centers have been devastated by war and getting blood delivered in time is proving a huge challenge now to abraham reports. when a brain cutoff learned his blood type was the right match he rushed to help the patient and knowing. her family called him after he joined a new blood donation and will do it in. large people suffering from cancer and diabetes not a disease called me for help i register my number in the app and people can just call me directly i ask where they're based and go to donate blood. the app connects those in need of blood to the closest donors. is an engineering student and came up with the idea after his friend was diagnosed with cancer and needed a transfusion. to work offline as the entire database can be d

visiting a jewish cemetery where eighty graves were desecrated it happened in the eastern village of kut sanaa and that's close to strasbourg protests are planned in paris against the rising number of incidents against the french jewish community. from paris natasha butler has law. it's the latest attack against jewish people in france on saturday in paris french philosopher fingal kraut was insulted for being jewish during a yellow fest protest about the low blow reacting to the attack the french president wrote on twitter the anti semitic insults he has been subjected to all the absolute negation of what we are and what makes us a great nation we will not tolerate it last week a memorial tree to a young jewish man who was tortured to death in two thousand and six was vandalized near paris while in the city the german word for jews was sprayed across a popular bagel shop and to portray it was defaced of one of france's most famous women holocaust survivor and feminist minister cmon vai the graffiti on these letter boxes may have been a raise but the french government is struggling to make ant

ninety nations envoy martin griffiths is back in yemen's capital sanaa for talks with rebels to try to shore up a fragile cease fire deal in her data is it for as reports of heavy attacks on government positions in the strategic port city on saturday saudi state media has also reported that hooty fighters have killed at least nine saudi soldiers in a renewed cross border offensive attacks happened in the southern saudi authorities of assia jazz and and not run track a group to report. fierce fighting in the northern front lines of yemen who the rebels say they have launched major attacks on saw the u.a.e. backed forces across the border in saudi arabia over the past three days a number of saudi soldiers were killed and the military positions captured according to who the media sources saudi media is also reporting the deaths of soldiers who they say the attacks will not stop and yet mr miller are watching our operations will continue and in the coming days the advantage further as the war on yemen continues and the coalition continues to violate their obligations and promises under the

situation now is that it's never been given the policies of the recently installed president joy about sanaa paulson out all during his campaign he said that not one centimeter of brazilian land would be dumber demarcated as he did to his territory he also asked why the one that's the one percent of the brazilian population should have control over twelve percent of the country's land total. so they can get some much of that land was host to mineral wealth to turn logging territory that land should be exploited that should be allowed people should be allowed to make a profit that is also changing the law to allow more people to have guns first this is was really upset the indigenous community they fear a relaxation of the rules protecting their status within the constitution and any protections they once enjoyed under the law have been curtailed and they must now unify gather the support of as many non-indigenous brazilians as possible to try to fight against what they feel is a hostile government the u.s. agents say they've made a record of fenton no bust of the mexico border customs office

me at base in the capital sanaa local residents say they heard two loud explosions and saw smoke coming from the who sees base. egypt has executed nine people for the killing of its top prosecutor in two thousand and fifteen barakat was attacked just a day before the second anniversary of mass protests that prompted the military to oust former president mohamed morsy six others have had their death sentences lifted but will serve life in prison government blame the attack on the muslim brotherhood and gaza based hamas but both have denied any involvement. police in morocco fired water cannon at teachers protesting against low wages and working conditions several people were also injured when they were beaten by offices thousands demonstrated outside the education ministry in the capital rob but before attempting to move on to the nearby royal palace rallies mark eight years since the birth of morocco's own so-called arab spring protests unlike that country's neighbors moroccans did not bring down their oil ruler but have since mobilize regularly to protest against social injustice. and

for the government demonstrations of him taking place in sanaa if you use have been protesting against what they believe is the normalization of relations between yemen's government and israel it's in response to yemen's foreign minister khaled your money sitting next to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu joining the walsall summit. in france and he is semitism is back in the spotlight after a spate of high profile incidents in recent weeks the latest one an attack on leading french jewish intellectual alan finkel crown jury a yellow vest rally in paris peace interview interview intervenes pardon me to protect finkel crowd when several men began hurling insults telling him to go back to tell of eve fickle crowd initially supported the yellow vests movement but criticized it in a recent interview with the french media some yellow vest protesters have expressed racist or anti semitic views online and on the sidelines of the protest well the french president amanda condemned the attack on social media saying the anti semitic insults he was subjected to are the absolute negation of

postponed discussing an actual date elsewhere anti-government demonstrations have been taking place and sanaa these have been protesting against what they believe is the normalization of relations between yemen's government and israel it's in response to yemen's foreign minister sitting next to the israeli prime minister during the warsaw summit those are the headlines they'll be more news here off the heart and do stay with us. previously on hard earned my father sees some to me tour me down. on. the tip if i can afford a. chance on like i am going to school to speak publicly with choirs the manager should be certified to use me to pass the test whatever it takes to build those. padlocked life on such a thing as he has so far. so good guys. who go forwards are. told. what. rock n roll. twenty eight twenty seven selfless with. deliver strike. mannesmann no legal right to come out and strike. t.g. jackson quit his retail job at walgreens and now works as a union organizer campaigning for fifteen dollars an hour. today he delivers notices to inform employers of an upcoming strike. as far as the

of the united nations mission to monitor the temporary ceasefire in her data landed in the capital sanaa as the u.n. says its push for a permanent peace agreement between the warring sides is beginning to pay off no matter what ultimately happens in her data which is vitally important for humanitarian aid imports the suffering being experienced by yemenis nationwide is not expected to abate anytime soon take yemen second largest city of tire is for example besieged by hooty rebels for more than four years around two hundred thousand civilians are caught up in the fighting. is one of them after fleeing fighting in her village made her way to tire is with nowhere to live she and her husband took up residence on the side of a road and while this abandoned truck provides them a small semblance of shelter they feel far from safe. that end i am i was sleeping when a bullet came from this direction and hit me low on food they struggle to get by the u.n. says yemen is home to the world's worst humanitarian crisis which is no surprise to fuck are you like all yemenis she hopes for a better future

because they were communists but no communism is dead sanaa we can talk to them which made their message easier to accept by the white people however what is very crucial to make the point that this change. the clear speech was not simply the result of a free condom nationalism of his party and of de klerk suddenly becoming good guys and through the good heart deciding there must be a change it was the pressure from the struggle i wish to put it plainly that the government has taken a firm decision to release mr mandela unconditionally i'm serious i'm serious about being this matter to finality without delay the speech i made on the second of february ninety ninety contained a package of measures of which the release not only of nelson mandela but also of all political prisoners was just a part i listed the state of emergency. i tried in that speech to do it that is each and every excuse in the sea could offer not to come to the negotiation table and during that period we were the only communicators in town and they had all of the t.v. cameras they needed to use. how and when to release

another arrival in this hospital in the capital sanaa another victim of the consequences of the war in yemen fatima is suffering from each one n one influenza also known as swine flu it's known to break down the immune system and cause lung problems among other complaints but the saudi u.a.e. coalition's repeated targeting of hospitals means the flu which is best treated have detected early it's been diagnosed late or i am a fan and. you know she suffered from coughing for about twenty days we have seen several doctors in several hospitals but it is here where she has finally been properly diagnosed the virus is spreading rapidly mostly in the hooty controlled areas of sanaa souther and abe for hundreds of cases reported so far there's only one type of medicine available most hospitals are running out and pharmacies that do stalk the medicine are charging forty dollars for it the lifesaving drugs are simply out of reach for the families of the patients because they live out there were no. looking for the medicine that deals with such a virus we were shocked to know that the hospital on

because they were communists but no communism is dead sanaa we can talk to them which made their message easier to accept by the white people however what is very crucial to make the point that this change. the clear speech was not simply the result of a free condom nationalism of his party and of the clerk suddenly becoming good guys and through the good heart the siding there must be a change it was the pressure from the struggle i wish to put it plainly that the government has taken a firm decision to release mr mandela unconditionally i'm serious i'm serious about being this matter to finality without dealing the speech i made on the second of february ninety ninety contained a package of measures. of which the release not only of nelson mandela but also of all political prisoners was just a part i listed the state of emergency i tried in that speech to add that is each and every excuse in the sea could offer not to come to the negotiation table and during that period we were the only communicators in town and they had all of the t.v. cameras they needed to use. how and when to relea

of the united nations mission to monitor the temporary ceasefire in the data landed in the capital sanaa as the u.n. says its push for a permanent peace agreement between the warring sides is beginning to pay off. no matter what ultimately happens in her data which is vitally important for humanitarian aid imports the suffering being experienced by yemenis nationwide is not expected to abate anytime soon. take yemen second largest city of tire is for example besieged by hooty rebels for more than four years around two hundred thousand civilians are caught up in the fighting. for what is one of them after fleeing fighting in her village made her way to tire is with nowhere to live she and her husband took up residence on the side of a road and while this abandoned truck provides them a small semblance of shelter they feel far from safe. that ben and i am i was sleeping when a bullet came from this direction and hit me low on food they struggle to get by the u.n. says yemen is home to the world's worst humanitarian crisis which is no surprise to fuck a year like all yemenis she hopes for a

and a venezuelan opposition leader one has been meeting with brazil's president or both sanaa row on the latest leg of his tour with south american allies said there was no chance of dialogue with president address government without discussing elections why don't you head for paraguayan on friday before then returning to venezuela. battlefield washington now continues but i'll see you in about twenty five minutes time with the news hour do stay with al-jazeera. thank. you. this is the story set in one of the most powerful capitals in the world a political and judicial conflict. a battle that has pitted donald trump against those who believe he was an accomplice and russia's interference. could soon yellowing. cooperate with a hostile foreign power to take over the leadership of the state. this is the first time. a major covert action major. action against the united states at the very heart of our democratic process at the text of. an october two thousand and seventeen special counsel robert muller issues his first indictments against people close to the president. trumps campaign d

situation now is that it's never been given the policies of the recently installed president job on sanaa pulls them out all during his campaign he said that not one centimeter of brazilian land will be dumber demarcated as he did to his territory he also asked why it won't that's the one percent of the brazilian population should have control over twelve percent of the country's land total. so they can get some much of that land was host to mineral wealth. looking territory that land should be exploited that should be allowed people should be allowed to make a profit that is also changing the law to allow more people to have guns this is was really upset the indigenous community they fear a relaxation of the rules protecting their status within the constitution that any protection they once enjoyed under the law has been curtailed and they must now unify gather the support of as many non-indigenous brazilians as possible to try to fight against what they feel is a hostile government at least eight people have died in the us from a once in a generation cold snap it's left thousands of peo