as well in our contracts you know to conclude quite soon with the company's bad lag a german social democrat member of the european parliament many thanks for joining us here in the news to share that view on they have potential temporary waving of patents related to the cove in 1000 vaccine we appreciate you speaking with us there's a lot of as. india is still registering record daily covert 19 deaths and infections in time on friday officials reported more than 400000 new cases in the last day almost 4000 people died on that day international aid is now flowing into support overwhelmed hospitals and dia has been hit hard by a new variant mass gatherings that recent religious and political rallies have also been blamed for spreading the virus neighboring nepal is also struggling to contain an explosion in cases vaccines are in short supply and nearly half of those tested are found to be positive it's fear the situation may be as bad if not worse than in india. getting out while they still can. these passengers are on the last flights out of kathmandu as new poll suspends international air t

how the social democrats are thinking about refugees in denmark, have a lesson for me. yes, it's was all, most re, asylum's ego arrive and then michael ended up as an immigrant and then mac and ended up staying in denmark, florida and we have had increased integration problems, challenges since live in 1900 navies, lack of employment, high criminality rates, cultural pleasures so on and we don't want to increase these problems every year. mikayla, what i'm hearing varies this concern that refugees might turn into immigrants and that's going to be permanently part of danish society. is a genuinely a problem with that, it sounded from the social democrats perspective that there was a problem and the refugees were trouble. well, they used to be a problem. the ones who came in the eighty's, they didn't integrate as well as the newcomers because we didn't really have a well functioning integration system back them. but we have that now. it's actually working better than and that's why it's so stupid to change the rules right now. and i have to say refugees is a long term thi

the p u is, which is a social democrat, a web magazine in denmark hospital. what, let's start with what is happening. receiving refugees right now in denmark. would you say that many are we know very vulnerable position because it's nice to review of the temporary residential status. it was always going to be temporary, wasn't it wasn't, it was, it was from the start to be a temporary, actually, because when, when the syrian came to denmark, it was the integration contract that was 5 years. and i called into the low. it's like, you know, in the way to it will be so the life of the surgeon, but after all of these legislations or decisions from the government, so they put to people's life on the unstable daily anxiety. i'm just wondering why the danish government is reassessing syrian refugees right now, neil's in in denmark. what's happened to make the situation different for the government to say, i think some, some of the, some refugees they can go back to serial right now. well, 1st of all is actually not a government decisions. we have a refugee appeals bo

ago the conservatives have dropped 4 points and their partner in the current government the social democrats have also lost some support it's not only the green party and the enough they have of her self is riding high 28 percent of germans would vote for her if the chancellor could be elected directly a few percentage points above her opponents for the conservatives and all of shows for the social democrats the rise of the green party goes hand in hand with the drop in the government's approval ratings a majority of germans now say they are dissatisfied with the work of the government after record approval in 2020 skepticism has grown about the government's crisis management during the 2nd and 3rd waves of the coronavirus pandemic and it shows the election is still more than 4 months away and anything could happen in the race but these numbers show that the greens pose a serious challenge to america's conservatives. political correspondent julie. julia so i suppose the big question is can the greens might tell you miss popularity. polling in september. that is indeed a big question especial

ago the conservatives have dropped 4 points and their partner in the current government the social democrats have also lost some support it's not only the green party and the enough they have of her self is riding high 28 percent of germans would vote for her if the chancellor could be elected directly a few percentage points above her opponents in lush it for the conservatives and all of shows for the social democrats the rise of the green party goes hand in hand with the drop in the government's approval ratings. a majority of germans now say they are dissatisfied with the work of the government after record approval in 2020 skepticism has grown about the government's crisis management during the 2nd and 3rd waves of the coronavirus pandemic and it shows the election is still more than 4 months away and anything could happen in the race but these numbers show that the greens pose a serious challenge to america's conservatives. political correspondent julie. julia so i suppose the big question is can the greens my popularity. polling in september. that is indeed a big question especially if

ago the conservatives have dropped 4 points and their partner in the current government the social democrats have also lost some support it's not only the green party funnily enough they have of her self is riding high 28 percent of germans would vote for her if the chancellor could be elected directly a few percentage points above her opponents in lush it for the conservatives and all of shows for the social democrats. the rise of the green party goes hand in hand with the drop in the government's approval ratings. a majority of germans now say they are dissatisfied with the work of the government after record approval in 2020 skepticism has grown about the government's crisis management during the 2nd and 3rd waves of the coronavirus pandemic and it shows the election is still more than 4 months away and anything could happen in the race but these numbers show that the greens pose a serious challenge to america's conservatives. from d.w. political correspondent julie. julia so i suppose the big question is can the greens may tell you this popularity between now and polling day in september

shots from the social democrats. it's interesting not only to look at i have been available to her performance but look at the performance of her competitors i mean last shit he has been criticized for his management of the pandemic in the state that he governors nor north rhine-westphalia and his party has been rocked by some corruption scandals connected to procurement of facemask and there has been some infighting between the conservative bloc in trying to decide on the nomination for the chancellor candidate so that has definitely brought down in the polls and if we look at all of shells from the social democrats he is not necessarily himself polling that bad in terms of how much germans are satisfied with his work but it is the party itself the s.p.d. that is dragging him down as a candidate. and suggesting that is so popular even though she has much less political experience than her. if you look at her experience in government yes she does and she has never been part of a government both at the federal at the

for the greens now the social democrats. candidate a key figure in the government's grand coalition but lacking in the polls have any chance. to meet all of shorts now the official chancellor candidate for germany's social democrats and the man who says. director and i want to lead a government that moves our country forward a government that turns ideas into action instead of being hesitant doubtful and dragging its feet too far to for hidden fear at sunday's party conference in berlin he was backed by 96 percent of the delegates shorts is currently chancellor angela merkel's deputy and finance minister before the pandemic he was a staunch defender of germany's strict fiscal policy but during the covert 19 crisis he pivoted taking on record debt to safeguard the german economy but the road to the chancellorship is a long one. the s.p.d. has seen a relentless decline in the polls since the year 2000 from 43 percent down to just 14 percent right now serving as junior partners in 3 so-called grand coalitions under anglo-americ

shameful versailles treaty and those who in their opinion were responsible for it the german social democrats who signed it. in mansion 1920 general wiranto fun little bits led the army in an unsuccessful push to overthrow the democratically elected government of chancellor gustav by our. in response french troops and then occupied cities east of the rhine as well moroccan regiments marched into frankfurt a mine on april 6th 1920 there were clashes with demonstrators and the moroccans opened fire killing 9 people and wounding many more the incident in frankfurt was exploited as a welcome opportunity to ignite the smoldering german rage against the french occupiers. from spring 1920 on woods nationalists revulsion and racists used every available means of propaganda and disinform ation to orchestrate a campaign against what they dubbed black shame none of the slogans or images used back then could be called innocent the toxins viewed in this campaign continue to poison our lives until today all delusions in new guises that eat into the heart of our society it started out with fake news reports

ago the conservatives have dropped 4 points and their partner in the current government the social democrats have also lost some support it's not only the green party and the enough they have of herself is riding high 28 percent of germans would vote for her if the chancellor could be elected directly a few percentage points above her opponents for the conservatives and all of shows for the social democrats the rise of the green party goes hand in hand with the drop in the government's approval ratings. a majority of germans now say they are dissatisfied with the work of the government after record approval in 2020 skepticism has grown about the government's crisis management during the 2nd and 3rd waves of the coronavirus pandemic and it shows the election is still more than 4 months away and anything could happen in the race but these numbers show that the greens pose a serious challenge to america's conservatives. now part of wine is set to sell for up to $1000000.00 it is not just any why the petrus 2000 has been in space to test whether wine ages differently in 0 gravity conditions now

if we look at the social democrat candidate, he is not necessarily polling that bad in terms of how much germans are satisfied with his work, but it is's party that isragging him down as a candidate. -- it is his party that dragging him down as a candidate. the green party candidate has never been part of a government at the federal or state level, but she does have political experience. she is nearing a decade as a member of the german parliament. she is a foreign relations, foreign politics expert. what is interesting is that baerbock, as a new face, may be what germans are looking for at this point. it depends how much germans are ready for change, september -- come september. phil: the u.s. and mexico are opening talks to address issues in north america in a global meeting between vice president harris and mexico's president. undocumented immigration was top at the agenda. recent months have seen a surge in asylum-seekers crossing the border between the two nations as they fled from violence, poverty, and hardship in their own countries. we spoke with a honduran man who is cautiously

shameful versailles treaty and those who in their opinion were responsible for it the german social democrats who signed it. in mansion 1920 general votto fun little bits led the army in an unsuccessful putsch to overthrow the democratically elected government of chancellor ghost of power. in response french troops and then occupied cities east of the rhine as well moroccan regiments marched into frankfurt on mine on april 6th 1920 there were clashes with demonstrators and the moroccans opened fire killing 9 people and wounding many more the incident in frankfurt was exploited as a welcome opportunity to ignite the smoldering german rage against the french occupiers. from spring 1920 on words nationalists revulsion and racists used every available means of propaganda and disinform ation to orchestrate a campaign against what they dubbed black shame none of the slogans or images used back then could be called innocent the toxins viewed in this campaign continue to poison our lives until today all delusions in new guises that eat into the heart of our society it started out with fake news repor

now is to give easy's a lawmaker with the government government's junior coalition partner the social democrats and also the chairman of the german indian parliamentary friendship group mr visa. is this aid coming too late and maybe should the indian government of asked for help. at the moment we here in germany see this horrible republican to get this horrible reports from daily and other cities in india and actually receive just terrible pictures also in the social media of course what we now can do is germany is to help our indian art now in the entrance to the indian people so it's good that the german aircraft is no on the 2nd fly on the way to india to bring the equipment of an oxygen plant generator to daily so we want to help in these horrible situation and we want to help the injured people at the moment so that is what we are doing now at the moment so is germany's help going to make any difference or is it just a drop in the bucket. i think it's important that we are helping our and you and friends and partners in germany is not the only country who is helping at the moment to to ove

nina some see the german social democrats feel kindly in the coalition government of michael c. do you. is that too strong or would you say there are many people even within the s.p.d. who are now speaking of fears that they might not make a 2 digit result in september and if you look at the s.p.d. you know i said it in the report it's the oldest party in germany it has a strong tradition it's family rooted in oh it has 400000 members still and so it is something where many people are surprised that they just simply cannot get their message across anymore and so that they will probably not get a very good result that even having to fight for a set position now even though they've got this proud history so yes maybe it's good for them to be in the opposition so marigolds air is coming to an end elections are expected in september what should we expect well 1st of all i think for an international audience it's important to remember that all the parties that have a realistic realistic possibility of entering the chancellery still firmly pro europe so that is something that is an im

ago the conservatives have dropped 4 points and their partner in the current government the social democrats have also lost some support it's not only the green party and the enough they have a curse self is riding high 28 percent of germans would vote for her if the chancellor could be elected directly a few percentage points above her opponents in lash out for the conservatives and all of shows for the social democrats the rise of the green party goes hand in hand with the drop in the government's approval ratings. a majority of germans now say they are dissatisfied with the work of the government after record approval in 2020 skepticism has grown about the government's crisis management during the 2nd and 3rd waves of the coronavirus pandemic and it shows the election is still more than 4 months away and anything could happen in the race but these numbers show that the greens pose a serious challenge to america's conservatives. to brazil now where 25 people have been killed after a heavily armed police stormed a poor neighborhood in rio de janeiro police say they followed protocol targeti

ago the conservatives have dropped 4 points and their partner in the current government the social democrats have also lost some support it's not only the green party and the enough they have of herself is riding high 28 percent of germans would vote for her if the chancellor could be elected directly a few percentage points above her opponents for the conservatives and all of shows for the social democrats the rise of the green party goes hand in hand with the drop in the government's approval ratings a majority of germans now say they are dissatisfied with the work of the government after record approval in 2020 skepticism has grown about the government's crisis management during the 2nd and 3rd waves of the coronavirus pandemic and it shows the election is still more than 4 months away and anything could happen in the race but these numbers show that the greens pose a serious challenge to america's conservatives. it what he did i believe news coming up next in data believe news asia the pulse is a huge spark interviewed 19 cases of crosses in the making that could be even worse than in th

where after all, it wants to be at least the social democrats, the big tent party. that once stood up against nazi germany. so a very traditional party in that could if they succeed, mock another historical wing after that when also that 1st entry into the bonus talk in those past elections. so either way, they're on track to making history one way or the other. thank you for that mechanic w's chief political editor. well, take a look at some sports, starting with football and outgoing by munich, coach han, c. flick, assigned a 3 year contract to coach the german national football team. flick, who's the by and team lifted be bundling a trophy on saturday. we'll take over from yogi love, who's leaving after some european championships. the rivers have been flying ever since honey flick confirmed in april that he wanted to leave by an munich at the end of the season. know that the f b. germany's football federation has confirmed that slick will take over from the coach. he assisted as germany won the world cup in 2014. after the summers postponed european championship

foreign affairs spokesperson from the german social democrats thank you so much for joining us on the union to share that view of what the situation is on the ground and also diplomatically appreciate it. thank you. now the world health organization says that the coronavirus variant 1st identified in india last year is being classified as one of global concern some initial studies show how it spreads more easily it comes as india's 7 day average of new cases hit a record high on tuesday of over 390000 experts say that the actual numbers of infections and deaths could be much higher the government is facing growing calls for a nationwide lockdown. at those dealing with the sick and the dead say that india's approach to distributing vaccines and oxygen has failed. i know that kovac 19 victim to an already overcrowded crime atory and the city of bengaluru sewing case rates have naff but the city to impose a lockdown. police in some areas of beating those violating the strict rules and seizing their vehicles. are the very very literate. when the system the rule. is the ball settles for no

that's what it is all about in the end that's going to michael's coalition and with them the social democrats whose environment is so we just. needed to prove that they can act swiftly and that they didn't want to leave this to the green party as a campaign issue the greens of course. implementing or wanting to see an implementation of a climate strategy that would see the climate neutral. and this is something that is welcomed publicly across the board at the same time there's concerns that this could get very expensive for people who are renting flats for german industry as well we heard from the trade minister today saying that yes it was doable. by himself was a former minister but that of course raises the question why wasn't it doable for the past one and a half decades of this government. having been in place so this is a bit of a triumph that's being celebrated a bit too loudly and a bit too close to those elections and as you mentioned it will be top of mind when voters head to the polls in september if you don't use chief political editor michelle on this story for us thank you. now

would be considered considerably behind with $21.00 and that's exactly the same result as the social democrats counter that. would reach melinda is really that popular or is it that the other candidates are that unpopular. the green chancellor candidate definitely is popular and she has been making the most of her lack of experience in government saying she will make up for it with a fresh new approach a large share of those surveyed say that she comes across as the most likable and the most trustworthy of the main candidates and 7 percent more say they would vote for her directly if they could than for either of the other 2 main chancellor candidates candidates who are very much known commodities from the mainstream parties the c.d.u. and the s.p.d. mr lasher from the c.d.u. in particular enjoys only lukewarm support even within his own party it has seen one strong support fall as germans become increasingly frustrated with pandemic setbacks in the country's sluggish vaccine rollout but we need to keep in mind that we have seen this kind of surge in popularity for a surprise candidate before

ago the conservatives have dropped 4 points and their partner in the current government the social democrats have also lost some support it's not only the green party and the enough they have of herself is riding high 28 percent of germans would vote for her if the chancellor could be elected directly a few percentage points above her opponents for the conservatives and all of shows for the social democrats the rise of the green party goes hand in hand with the drop in the government's approval ratings a majority of germans now say they are dissatisfied with the work of the government after record approval in 2020 skepticism has grown about the government's crisis management during the 2nd and 3rd waves of the coronavirus pandemic and it shows the election is still more than 4 months away and anything could happen in the race but these numbers show that the greens pose a serious challenge to america's conservatives joining me now is our own holt's he's a member of the german parliament for the environmentalists scream party mr holt what's behind the greens popularity at the moment the big qu

into an age in which the balance is going to have to be found between free—market economics and social democraticy blair established that fact — and if you can find a pragmatic solution to that, i mean, he never did, actually — he thought you could have mutually contradictory positions at the same time and that act worked for a while — but to get compromises between the social democratic inclinations, the communal considerations that we've seen come to the fore so strongly in this pandemic year, and free—market economics and individual aspiration, that's a very tricky balance and it's going to have to be reached afresh every year, every time, every decade, because the idea of politics as theology is gone. and thank god for that. if you'll pardon the pun, janet! i'll come back to you in a sec, polly. i just wanted to bring justin in because that kind of politics janet's talking about is an opening, is it not, for environmental politicians, because that is about compromise, it's also about finding common good, trying to find something that actually people, regardless of their party political affili

when i look at the social democratic schemes say the same kind of business cycle. social democracy is suffering recession, arguably the worst case was iceland because they fell victim to the vicissitudes of the capitalism from the west but you have to admit, that the scandinavian economies suffered a lot, as much as the united states, and before that there were row sessions and depressions and famine all across the socialist or communist systems which are realityized you don't support particularly but worth pointing out that the 50 million people who died in the people's republic of china is largely because undercommunist, none maoism, there were famines that came from the business cycle or the agricultural cycle, and finally, authority. i want more authority pushed down but i don't think socialism is the way to do that. i agree it's not always fair, it feels unjust. authority that certain citizens have over other citizens in a private sector context but i'm a lot more worried about the arbitrary exercise of that of government over individuals, that when jamie diamo

model in the social democratic country and a new model which is largely theoretical that you described with largely ownership or worker -based workforce oriented model. but, i would like to suggest that capitalism is not monolithic. socialism and capitalism make a spectrum. for example i can give you three different capitalisms. manage capitalism which is another way of talking about social democracy. labor markets are much freer than they are in the united states. always held up as social democratic excellence. people can be hired and fired much more easily in copenhagen than they can in california. they are just guaranteed a $26 an hour minimum wage last time i checked. this results -- as they say, nice work if you can get it. it also leads to a number of problems and markets. for example, that immigrants, arabic speaking immigrants who are not fluent in danish have something like a 73% unemployment rate. because they simply cannot earn enough to merit a $26 minimum wage. in which case they are the welfare benefits that

have made and it adequate case along these lines of try to make it now that when i look at the social democratic regime of late i see the same cycle i see social democracy the worst case since the financial crisis because they fell victim to the capitalism from the left but you have to admit the scandinavian economies suffered a lot and before that there was a famine in a recession and a depression across those systems that you don't support but it's worth pointing out that the 50 million people who died in the people's republic of china because under communism and under mao there were famines that came from the business cycle the agricultural cycle. finally, i more authority push down. i agree but don't think socialism is the way to do that. i agree it's not always fair. it feels unjust that authority certain citizens have over others in a private sector context. i'm a lot more worried about the arbitrary exercise of authority of governments over individuals when jamie diamond doesn't like a particular employee he can fire that employee from j.p. morgan chase the means of production are owned b

ago the conservatives have dropped 4 points and their partner in the current government the social democrats have also lost some support it's not only the green party and then of babcock herself is riding high 28 percent of germans would vote for her if the chancellor could be elected directly a few percentage points above her opponents in lash out for the conservatives and all of shows for the social democrats the rise of the green party goes hand in hand with the drop in the government's approval ratings. a majority of germans now say they are dissatisfied with the work of the government after record approval in 2020 skepticism has grown about the government's crisis management during the 2nd and 3rd waves of the coronavirus pandemic and it shows the election is still more than 4 months away and anything could happen in the race but these numbers show that the greens pose a serious challenge to america's conservatives well joining me now is our fun holtz's a member of the german parliament for the environmentalist green party mr holt what's behind the greens popularity at the moment the qu

ago the conservatives have dropped 4 points and their partner in the current government the social democrats have also lost some support it's not only the green party and the innovative occurs self is riding high 28 percent of germans would vote for her if the chancellor could be elected directly a few percentage points above her opponents in lash out for the conservatives and all of shows for the social democrats. the rise of the green party goes hand in hand with the drop in the government's approval ratings. a majority of germans now say they are dissatisfied with the work of the government after record approval in 2020 skepticism has grown about the government's crisis management during the 2nd and 3rd waves of the coronavirus pandemic and it shows the election is still more than 4 months away and anything could happen in the race but these numbers show that the greens pose a serious challenge to america's conservatives. here are some more stories making headlines beijing has dismissed warnings from u.s. military experts that a chinese space rocket called crash into people or buildings t

ago the conservatives have dropped 4 points and their partner in the current government the social democrats have also lost some support it's not only the green party and the innovative of herself is riding high 28 percent of germans would vote for her if the chancellor could be elected directly a few percentage points above her opponents for the conservatives and all of shows for the social democrats the rise of the green party goes hand in hand with the drop in the government's approval ratings. a majority of germans now say they are dissatisfied with the work of the government after record approval in 2020 skepticism has grown about the government's crisis management during the 2nd and 3rd waves of the coronavirus pandemic and it shows the election is still more than 4 months away and anything could happen in the race but these numbers show that the greens pose a serious challenge to america's conservatives. headlines around the world today. have staged more marches of young. people's defense force to protect civilians 800 people have been killed in a crackdown since the military. indones

to say she is a sell-out to social democrats, _ releases.e and i rated highest in the congressional race for my conservative record and the slate dating state legislature. the left—wing narrative, the inside and left—wing narrative, the inside and left—wing narrative, but this is, it is a coalition and i have seen a time and time again in politics. the radical left, the democratic party and insiders in this cheney is a part of that she was the first one in line to eat of this impeachment narrative and to vote for it and it has been used against conservatives across our country, time and time again it needs to stop. our country, time and time again it needs to stop-— needs to stop. chuck grey, interesting, _ needs to stop. chuck grey, interesting, thank - needs to stop. chuck grey, interesting, thank you i needs to stop. chuck grey, j interesting, thank you very needs to stop. chuck grey, i interesting, thank you very much needs to stop. chuck grey, - interesting, thank you very much for joining us and we'll watch that wyoming primary on bbc.

that's what it is all about in the end that's going to michael's coalition and with them the social democrats whose environment is so we just heard that needed to prove that they can act swiftly and that they didn't want to leave this to the green party as a campaign issue the greens of course. implementing or wanting to see an implementation of a climate strategy that would see germany climate neutral. and this is something that is welcomed publicly across the board at the same time there's concerns that this could get very expensive for people who are renting flats for german industry as well then we heard from the. trade minister today saying that yes it was all. by himself was a former vironment minister but that of course raises the question why wasn't doable for the past one and a half decades of this government. having been in place so this is a bit of a triumph that's being celebrated a bit too loudly and a bit too close to those elections and as you mentioned it will be top of mind when voters head to the polls in september he did his chief political editor michelle on the story for

we will be moving funding from the n y p b to youth initiatives and social services. many democratic party politicians around the country heard the cry of the protesters, but now as crime surges, many of them are backtracking fatal shootings in minneapolis in 2021 of nearly doubled from last year. there have been 3 times as many carjackings. this is the very same city where george floyd killing last year sparked protests, crying defun, the police all over the country. but now in minneapolis, that's refund to police. big, overarching statements that we're going to defend or abolish and dismantle the police department to get rid of all the officers with an impact to that needs to stop. it's unacceptable. we should be holding those perpetrators accountable to include safety beyond policing, and it includes police. now the city council is increasing the police department budget by $6400000.00 after cutting it by 8000000 last year. in april of this year there had been 166 percent more shootings in new york city. there were in april of 2020 new york city mayor bill de blasio who wants pled

my and former come to this to be chancellor from the social democrats. pish, 9 brick. he has commented already and described this as a political scandal, no word as of yet from the chancellor's office on these latest revelations. the fact that denmark is geographically located where it is and how internet connectivity works. busy across europe puts denmark in a location, it makes it a hub that when you tap into those, those why is those cables, those into that cables that come through the country. it allows you to get your hands on some pretty sensitive information to get a glimpse into what that is according to the information as possible on to the press. the whole system, the network in denmark was pretty much the crown jewels of the s a spying operation . when it comes to listening in you leaders, they had access to things like all telephone calls that were being made. anything that was posted on any messaging service and all text messages, as you can imagine, being able to listen into every phone call or read every text message. the german chancellor sends. that me

he joined the social democratic party, the socialist party in germany. he was not a communist. it was very distinct, a strong distinction between those two things. and all his children became socialists. where as klaus was extremely preserved, his father was a very outspoken. but they both had the same steely, unbending determination inside of them. they were both the same in that way. the espoused in different ways. but klaus when was a teenager, he was the scholar in the family. he was famous in the area. for his mathematical gifts and talents. when he was a senior in high school he won the original prize from the republic, the best student, given out once because it was a celebration. of the best student in the whole area. and he didn't talk about politics at all. his brother and two sisters, his father, did all the talking that was needed. they did all the time. they were all activists. he goes off in 1932 university of life sick, studying mathematics. at this when he wanted to do. his brother was they're studying law. and he went to live with his brother. and the first thi

socialism. cuba and venezuela, that's not going to happen here. oh, no, no, because we have institutions and those institutions are strong. and this democratic socialism in reality is just trying to do better and to find equality and all those pretty words that we hear. and reality is that's a fallacy. socialism is socialism is socialism. you have two models. capitalism or you have socialism. or you have free market, free market economy, which is what we want, free market economy, or we have socialism. be very careful. and we know it. as my colleagues and i thank once again the leader for acknowledging today, a very important day for my community, that it hasn't come yet, which is a free cuba, i do want to forewarn all of you and be very careful that what's really happening in this country is very troubling for all of us. we're sending the message that we need to bring and keep the american agenda the way it is. it has worked for 300 years and when they tell you that -- as carlos gimenez was saying, when they're saying we have not tried socialism the right way, that is a fallacy. venezuela in only 20 years lost all its freedoms and the avera

those are socially democratic countries. democratic socialist is different. >> it is different. >> again, history tells us that in an open competition, socialism and socialistic models fail and lost fair and square against capitalism. it doesn't mean capitalism is perfect, nothing is perfect in this universe, but we cannot argue about advantages of the free market. that is why so many people today still dream about coming to america. they know this is the country where they can apply their talents and get the best reward for their resolution, dedication. >> over the past year, here in the united states, there's been a lot of talk about this council culture. what you make of this phenomenon? >> for many of my friends who live out of the united states, diplomatically it sounds odd. they don't understand. and the extremes council culture met with surprise, confusion, by many activists worldwide. again, i grew up in the soviet union, i know what it means. only one text book text book tells you this is right wrong. also new in th

. >> with the new goals, both coalition partners, the conservatives and social democrats, are showing don't want the green party to dominate the climate change debate. especially in an election year. brent: a group of belarus and activists -- belarusian activists has filed a complaint against alexander lukashenko and members of his regime for crimes against humanity. they have undocked -- documented hundreds of cases of alleged abuses, especially during last year's elections, which the president claims to have won. this jurisdiction allows the countries to prosecute crimes against humanity wherever they were committed. her name was sophie shaw, and she was born 100 years ago this week. she became one of germany's most famous anti-nazi resistance fighters of the 1940's. at the age of 22, she was arrested and executed by the nazi regime. now, a social media project is bringing her back to life for a younger generation. the project explores what were the last months of sophie shaw's life on instagram. >> it's a period piece with a twist. >> its the fourth of may, 1942, and i am about to

he's playing 17. 1000 troops from the social democrats far off was falling at the head of i'm going tomarket as chancellor candidate of the city with ease with time for 2017 elections and nobody believed that it was easy you can do it again and looking to results as a social democrats with multi choice came out very poor office after the last elections because momentum few on the popularity of politicians it's nothing that we can trust on concerning the outcome of elections and i bless it by himself he was a fall behind acting prime minister of nelson disfigure in may 2017 and he won the election but the bottom line is that the base did not support lash at the base of your party your grass roots in your party are said to be frustrated and fact if you're not even listening to them how should people think that you listen to the country don't don't don't believe what you can read in flux form. and others and my estimation especially from the debate and of proof 2 weeks ago we discussed it was up to 7 people and. questions to the candidates in the group meeting and there was no use for the

it wasn't until january 1919, that the new social democratic government was able to assert itself with the help of massive military support. no hint blonde was approaching 70 and had to watch his whole world from happening because i believe he loved the emperor in our family. coat of arms is an eagle with a robe underneath the imperial orb. and the cooley, this is the upper me. the lewis had received permission from the emperor to use the imperial orb in his family coat of arms underneath the reeds at low on please. so he was very close to the emperor a ah, like nobility. lawn was duty. but what does that mean? that the emperor was an ex, in germany, a republic. the elephant counting at the oblong today is a replica. the original was in the hotel trail. in 1919th, american soldiers were filmed. the victors that the war touring based on lands beyond no comprehension, ah, when the emperor went into exile, seeking lawrence would walk to the center of the brandenburg gate for every day. even wait for him over to the state and emitter. nothing cause i wanted in eventually the inevitable hap