life is death itself, this is the spain of labor and the world - this is spain, eternal and beautiful. this is spain rejoicing from the mournful, having looked at the work, we will give it an announcer's text. the word must enter as a new component, neither illustrative nor informational, but some third plan voice of history, the expression of our thoughts and feelings. listen to the voice of spain rick bare-hearted these people are a proud and freedom-loving people and make peace with the piano addiction. he will bend the great spanish people to me. we have sunny spring days. the spanish people called the land for you the spanish people owned the factories the spanish people owned their roads the spanish people held the weapons and defeated the enemies such a people will not be defeated. spain is the country that rose up first against fascism against the fascist threat. and the soviet union viewed spain as such an unexpected support in europe and distraction of germany and its allies from attacking the soviet union, to the chagrin of the filmmakers. spain coincided with the fall of m

on sunday, people in spain elect a new parliament and a shift to the rights seems possible. that's even though prime minister petrie sanchez left this coalition can shine where they can amik successes. the economy grew by 5 and a half percent last year. stronger than it has been in decades, so the central bank recently raised the forecast for this year from 1.6 to 2.3 percent prime is the son, sanchez is also lost. a $45000000000.00 jar, a stimulus package to ease the burden of citizens sales tax on basic foods like bread, milk and eggs has been abolished and the price cap has been introduced to electricity and gas is intended to curve price increases. unemployment is around 14 percent, although still alarmingly high. it is at its lowest level in 15 years. also a minimum income is suppose to help spans forest. but some companies say is having the opposite effect. garlic is a key ingredient in spanish cuisine and the key to understanding how spain's a minimum income works. this company on the east coast processes and exports thousands of tons of the pungent bulbs the year. mo

they don't want to be part of spain. they can't be part of spain. yeah. well that's the root of the problem. but the, i guess, as these people don't understand that catalonia is as much mine as theirs. we live, they have to convince me as someone who's between the yes and the no, let me see, let me see, let's get the majority votes for independence, then i'll fight. fortunately. i mean, i'll help to achieve it. the problem is that it won't be that easy. to that you can to achieve independence if you only have the support of 50 percent of the population that i thought that would be a disaster. and so i get and said on this has the good summer solstice in the tyranny's mountains on venturo release has come back, so he's fine village to celebrate in mounds and communities. the solstice is celebrated with a nice of fine tradition dates back to pagan times when people believe the fire would drive away demons on the franco, the ritual was bad and like so many other cattle and traditions disappeared. the winter time of abuse because they are running down the bec

i want to destroy spain, sacred, national unity. c recently the government in mid trade has been reaching out to catalans passing a little bit could see separatist leaders guessing length and sentences. but that's outraged the right. well the separate to say it doesn't go far enough. they are insisting on a referendum. i need these heated debates about the future of catalonia moderate voices. risk getting drowned down here in barcelona office, towed on ventura. ruiz is beginning his day. as i said, i said that i moved to barcelona as a student us. it was a time when my whole world opened up the time of freedom of meeting new people and of studying at university of us. and uh, let's do this, the old ones and tour a release leaves in public sick, a former working class neighborhood in the center of the city. okay. yeah, you have more. lots of different people live here. yeah. so many of them are locals, young ones that there are also lots of democrats. yeah. when i'm getting them and then do so, you might see a separate his flag on th

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on voters minds just days before is spain's snap. and that's also coming out a further sign of commitments to orthodox economic policy and an attempt to address red hot inflation. turkeys and central bank raises interest rates for the 2nd time since the elections and make press coble, welcome to the program. on sunday, people in spain elect a new parliament and a shift to the right seems possible. that's even though prime minister put her son, she has left. this coalition can shine where they can amik successes. the economy grew by 5 and a half percent last year. are stronger than it has been a decade. so the central bank recently raised the forecast for this year from 1.6 to 2.3 percent prime is the son. sanchez has also lost a $45000000000.00 jar, a stimulus package to ease the burden of citizens sales tax on basic foods like bread, milk and eggs has been abolished and a price cap has been introduced to electricity and gas is intended to curve price increases, unemployment is around 14 percent, although still alarmingly high. it is

spain seems _ to govern on their own. absolutely. spain seems to _ to govern on their own. absolutely. spain seems to be moving - to govern on their own. absolutely. spain seems to be moving to - to govern on their own. absolutely. spain seems to be moving to the i spain seems to be moving to the right, and the main issue remains whether or not the popular party will remain an absolute majority. —— obtain a majority. there have been to polls released in the last few minutes, one where the public television channel, suggesting the popular party won't have an absolute majority, another by a private organisation, suggesting the popular party will retain an absolute majority, i wouldn't have to form a coalition government with vox. that is the crucial — coalition government with vox. that is the crucial thing, isn't it? that has formed a big part of this campaign. the left saying that a vote is more popular party, that conservative centre—right party, is effectively a vote for the far—right party. and the centre—right have been campaigning on, well, change and it's time to get

let's get more on the situation in spain. and so shortly before the elections from gail a large, he's an economist at i. e university. in the dread, welcome to w. gale now raises in minimum wage and economy that's growing steadily and inflation which has been tamed. why is spanish prime minister petra sanchez? never the last facing an uphill battle in trying to get re elected as well. i think if we gave a little background to this, it, it, it might be a little clear as pain is doing really well. it's one of the, you know, it's been one of the fastest growth rates and the leading economies now for the 3rd straight year. but if we look at where the recovery is coming from, some of these issues are not hitting your average citizen. so for example, tourism is doing very well despite this heat wave, it's doing extremely well. um, but what does that do? well, it, it does bring in a lot of jobs, but they are generally covered by immigrants and it pushes up, rents, you know, lot of them are going to air b and b. so this is, this is a

spain is heading to the polls.he socialist under prime minister sanchez facing off against the center-right people's party under alberto nunez. it is the influence of smaller parties that could prove decisive. even the far left or the far right near certain to be part of a coalition government. here's part of a trend repeating itself across europe. we will get to our guests in a moment. >> the leader of spain's opposition census opportunity. a disastrous showing by the government has painted a path for alberto nunez fail of the center-right people's party to become the next prime minister. as the nation heads towards national polls, he believes momentum is on his side. >> calling snap elections doesn't hide what happens. spaniards have said enough. we've had enough. i think this feeling is translated into a clear people's party victory. >> prime minister sanchez, a socialist of the centerleft, made one of the biggest gambles of his political career. by calling snap elections, he's hoping to gain a new mandate. more

the region in northeast in spain is of vacation paradise. the heat seems so a place, a proud history and tradition, the spots book lines of picturesque sights conflict to simmering many catalan's ones. the region to become independent . the in 2017 cattle lands held a referendum on independence from spain. the spanish government trying to prevent it at all costs. ever since then, tensions have been running high. catalonia will never be its own country. the region is deeply divided around half the popular ation. don't think independence is a good idea. the say that you can't impose independence with only 50 percent approval. it'd be a disaster. spain's government prevented independence in 2017, including by using force the. but other than that i'm, we can never forgive them and like, how could it come to this mix for testimony in the every 2 years. the old bull fighting a read an entire ago now plays close to the biggest competition of cash deals for human towns. booth the only thing is banned in catalonia. now the stadium celebrates the regi

it wouldn't be the 1st time in spain that this happens. but there's a lot of doubts, they would really produce very different results. also a sort of a cooperation between the 2 big blocks, for example, the between the socialist and the conservatives is not very likely in spain, because of historic reasons. going all the way back to the franco dictatorship and also because of the highly polarized society. so the formation of a stable government will definitely be a challenge here. stand. that was the w, corresponding young phillip sholtes reporting from madrid. take a look at some other stories making headlines today. thousands of is really is have taken to the streets as the government's controversial plans to overhaul the judiciary approach of decisive votes. on monday, critics of the proposed change was gathered outside the class. it is rules, parliament in jerusalem, demanding a hold to the reforms. meanwhile, supporters of the amendments rallied in telling me russia's defense ministry has accused you crane of launching a drought attac

of the spain's everyone. and yeah, i think it's obviously the legacy of that very strong independence has movement in, in pennsylvania is still being reverberating and spanish politics today. and i agree with somebody at a, probably the most relevant feedback that we're seeing today is that he's very, is relatively easy. i mean, nation for the, for the polite of the party. so the right to criticize this one is government and saying there you go. these are associated, the government that is supported by these radical succession is movements and it's clearly sorry, it's a body that does not protect. they the unification of the unity of spain as want us out, i mean, divisive also, i think that's a main issue that we're seeing here. but on the other hand, the socially good government and associates party, it doesn't have any other alternative, because at the end of the day, somebody has to govern somebody has to run the country. and if the electra keeps throwing very similar results with very similar size blocks,

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and so he'll robin, spain is heading to the polls. the socialists and the prime minister, petro essentially so facing off against the center, right? people's policy, and the other, back to noon, as a fish, who. but it's the influence of small the policies that could prove decisive eve of the far left or the far right to the 2nd to be part of a coalition. government is part of the trends that's repeating itself across europe . now we'll get to all gas. anybody with us, this report from fence and motor and the leader of spain's opposition senses opportunity. a disaster is showing by the government and local elections in may as paints the path for alberto, newness fail of the center, right people's party to become the next prime minister. as the nation has towards national polls, he believes momentum is on his side. no court. the local read the yet calling snap elections doesn't tight. what's happened? spaniards have said enough. we had enough i think and volumes that this feeling is translated into a clear people's bhakti victory. not p

but these to form a new government. spain has been very clear, the spain and all that citizens who have voted had been crystal clear, the backward looking block that wanted to roll back all the progress we made over the past 4 years. has failed. the sun is known as a political supply, produced enough, the board from his left point in the right he could ready way block the formation of the conservative like government. the bought the head for a new government is complicated, meaning the country facing beaks of uncertainty. corresponding jonathan himself is covering the election for us in spain and with no party able to secure an officer of absolute majority. i asked him what happens next? a? well, it's been a very awkward election night. indeed, the conservatives won the elections about the current left during government of pedro, essentially, as is the one celebrating because it could prevent the that's the conservatives, and the rights being party box a gets a majority. the conservative leader, faithful, a set that he would still use as arrives to start the formation of the government.

and this set of running for office in spain. you should run somewhere else. but just to look at the box, this is what pops is port to spanish politics, hate insults and lies. and that is why you're going to lose it. the visa elections are not about the next 4 years. they are about the next 8 years. also on the day, poland rose troops to its border with bella roost after minsk starts. military drills with wagner fighters from russia is vanya, that we strongly resist all provocations by look of shank and better associate. but we know very well here that we must be vigilant as a whole. i sort of just controlling above all because the roots and russia are working kind of time because of the d. stabilized poland, to destabilize the eastern part of nato. but welcome to the show spain socialist prime minister pedro sanchez's known for his political gambles . but it looks like his biggest one yet could spectacularly backfire. for the 1st time since spain's transition to democracy the far right could end up in government . as the ultra nationalist locks party emerge a

, ., , spain? it has several reasons. one of them is — spain? it has several reasons.s several reasons. one of them is the agriculture - spain? it has several reasons. one of them is the agriculture and - of them is the agriculture and tourism industries play a central role in our economy, but also families are a bit special in spain. the role of the families is here the centre for keeping young people within the family and somehow protected. but also families tend to take care of elderly people and young people suffered this supply and demand problem in the labour market. so the supply of the schools of young people is not much in demand of the labour force for these two big sectors. demand of the labour force for these two big sectors— demand of the labour force for these two big sectors-— two big sectors. good to have you with us. i two big sectors. good to have you with us- i am _ two big sectors. good to have you with us. i am sure _ two big sectors. good to have you with us. i am sure we _ two big sectors. good to have you with us. i am sure we will- two big sect

dominant performance from spain. spain is technically one of the most gifted sides in this tournament. a lot of their players come from real madrid and barcelona barcelona. of course is one of the absolute best teams, if not the best team in women's football at the moment. and it's amazing because for example, i was playing in spain when they really started their development of women's football. we focused on possession based systems. this is diane russell and i'm in group a switzerland one, their 1st game against the philippines and the need and new zealand. after taking the lead from a penalty on the stroke of half time, this with double their lead, and the 2nd half when there, i now few bo scored after some last steps, defending from the philippines and several unsuccessful attempts from her to me. of the canada i missed an opportunity to join australia at the top of a group be with nigeria holding them to a goal as john canada has the best chance of the match or you can see it. but christine saint clair saw her 2nd house. and on tuesday's ontario's debra audio june was then sent o

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they would come , then only they would give the go-ahead, let's move on to this match anyway with spains remember that vyunnik's goal and then the earned penalty from the economy and sudakov converted the penalty well, this missed goal in the last minutes somehow i didn't like everyone's game in this episode, you always know when a goal is missed, it's not just a mistake, but an orphan, like me, should play more reliably, that's why you see, we were surprised that an orphan who became the main player at the end of the season in dynamo and could easily claim to be the main player. and here he came out with the captain's armband. we don't understand that he has the status he he was called up to the national team, he also played in the eurocups for dynamo, and we thought that the orphan would be the main one at this tournament, but this episode just demonstrated that the best orphan is now probably the third central , well, we hope. hardly i think that rotan will play today, some kind of experiment , uh, three central defenders will bend his line. he said about this, we still have a decisi

and also a very big question here in spain. at the moment is how to deal with the separatist movements. uh and what's really means to have a spanish identity to have a spanish. uh yeah. national pride. so to say so both the, the big questions at the moment and so well yeah. very, very polarized to society. we're looking at. all right, so these are these young philip schultz in madrid. thank you for that updates. so here's a look at some other stories from around the world to it's a own. a ellen mosque says the u r. l x dot com now directs to the to a website. this comes after a he announced plans to replace twitter his bed logo with an x and change the size of main color to black mosque says and in the room x logo will go live in the coming hours. officials and if gonna stand say over 30 people have died in flash floods and dozens more are missing. most of the floods hit may done by that province after torrential rain. hundreds of houses have been damaged or destroyed. was authorities in greece say almost $20000.00 residents an

the state language of spain, this is the question, the prime minister of spain must know catalan tohe administration, every official, and my father, too, well, they gave me a ride , my father, i'm the prime minister of spain , i will learn catalan, but my father, i won't learn it, you can't learn it, they told me i was told that there is a lot of chance with zero and then you have to learn galician. it’s still worth it. well, i’m just sitting there thinking. well, how can we manage if we take the canadian version, which is just crazy , many decades of fatigue from all the discussions led to the fact that they finally accepted such there is another option economic economic moments catalonia many provinces yes very much richer option the most but for some reason the country of the basques and navarre by the way why do not the navarre join the country of the basques as in which the basques live there are already more navara than the country of the basques no tickets twice and it somewhere is not part of the basque country, but the basque country does not want to separate from smallpox

pulls opening in spain this weekend.inion polls suggest a victory for the conservative people's party relying on the support of the far right, though turnout may be lower in the midst of a heat wave. and the american once described by frank sinatra as having the best voice in the world, tony bennett, has died. tributes have been pouring in. we start in ukraine where air defenses protecting the border in your class are in full alert after russian missiles have pounded grain warehouses for the past four nights. it has led to the disruption of -- destruction of tens of thousands of pounds of food. it also ends a deal in place since this time last year. putin says he wants to renegotiate conditions. tonight, president zelenskyy says he is talking to turkish president erdogan, who was instrumental in brokering the previous grain deal. our correspondent in zaporizhzhia explains developments. gulliver: after three consecutive nights of strikes on odessa itself, last night, it was in odessa region that a storage facility was hit

australia _ from spain and japan. and group b, australia is _ from spain and japan.xt of canada, who they face after their game with ireland. and of course, ireland lost australia already, so this game is crucial to both of them, canada versus ireland? canada v ireland, canada won the gold medal at the most recent olympics, playing against ireland. it is a very evenly matched group, canada played against nigeria, that was 0—0, the only thing really of note that came out of that game was one of the nigerian players getting a card. but this is really a competition here between canada and ireland, they are very closely matched, most money would go towards canada, but yes, it is a very tight group, that one. katie, thanks so much. let's speak now to alex ibaceta, she's a football reporter who's in perth. you heard katie talk about the spanish team there, it's not been a smooth ride to the competition — just remind our view is why there were so many problems in the lead up to this and what the protests were about with the spanish team —— remind our viewers? the about with

and overall majority in spain's parliamentary election. the conservatives of one of the most seats, but not enough to form a government, even with the health flagging power. right? pardon? also coming up on the greek island roads, raging wild fires drive thousands of people from homes and hotels, sparking one of the biggest evacuating operations increases history. the hello and terry martin, good to help you with this springs, general election has ended with no clear winner opinion polls. the head of the boat indicated a coalition of conservative and far right parties was set to unseat socialist, prime minister, paperless on tests. but they fell short of expectations, a minimum of $176.00 seats are needed for an outright majority in spain, parliament. but neither of the right wing or left wing blocks got enough boats to achieve that. spanish, conservative popular party emerged as the largest party and its leaders says he will try to assemble a coalition, but the faces an up hill task being has spoken since the new lead stay as election def

well, spain is now in quite a likely _ spain now is?n quite a likely deadlock. after- spain now is? well, spain is now in quite a likely deadlock. after the i quite a likely deadlock. after the results, the portability of a right—wing government seems very unlikely. it is very difficult for them to have a majority. so we only have two possibilities, either pedro sanchez makes it again and he is able to form a majority in parliament which is even more complicated than in 2019 when he was able to form a government. 0r, complicated than in 2019 when he was able to form a government. or, if not, then the country will be in a deadlock and a new election will have to happen. it's already happened in 2015 and it happened in 2019, so we have had to repeated elections and the possibility of this happening once again is actually very high.— this happening once again is actually very high. both sides are lookin: to actually very high. both sides are looking to see — actually very high. both sides are looking to see if— actually very high. both sid

it wouldn't be the 1st time in spain that this happens. but there's a lot of doubts if they would really produce very different results. also, a sort of a cooperation between the 2 big blocks, for example, the between the socialist and the conservative is not very likely in spain because of historic reasons. going all the way back to the franco dictatorship and also because of the highly polarized society. so the formation of a stable government will definitely be a challenge here. now the selection has shown that spain is politically quite divided. what are the key issues that divide spaniards young to a lot of it has to do with what so many observe us call a couch that was going on between the right wing can and the left ring. can bits of lots about topics such as minority writes women's rights rights of the community, but also a lot about questions of national identity and pride. and also the media, especially the social media play, an important role that have been a lot of an aggressive it contains on all sides, mainly targeting the ca

mystery lion may not have been a lion for all boss, there's more action from the women's world cup spain. so their dominance in their tournament opener, i guess the costa rica looking to get past the last 16 for the 1st time. they're off to a great start, the hello, i'm clear, richardson, thank you so much for joining russian president vladimir putin has issued threatening words to poland, saying moscow would react to any aggression against it's allied. bella roost put next. use nato member poll. one's of having territorial ambitions in the former soviet union. earlier today, poland announced its military is read a point more units closer to his border with our roof after having already done so earlier this month. and that was after reports of russia's wagner mercenary group training. bella russian soldiers, both russia and poland, share a border with dollars putting his war in that so called aggression against bella roost would be considered an attack on russia. let's look, i say it's a dealer that's a better research that is part of the union state. and unleashing aggression against be

unlike a look of voters in spain, or casting their ballots in a snap general electric. and they could see a significant swing to the right for the country. prime ministry pedo sanchez was among the 1st vote, as pulls open. the conservative opposition people's party have been meeting in the polls, but they are likely to fall short of an absolute majority. the conservatives had said they would not discuss working with the far right box party ahead of the election. but now it's expected that their seats will be needed to form a government opposing them, or the social s n o you left wing movement called seymour being the and to dig a bit deeper into the story. i'm now drawing by dw reporter lever, movies. tradeoffs lever, what are we expecting from today's elections? so elias are on today's results to see whether spiny, ours go for the left or for the right blog. as you said, the pools in the past weeks have said that the right we main party, they can talk about the frontier to apply we late and we have most of the bullets, but they, we for the short to be able to for them

given spain 's histo , moderate party. given spain 's history. it _ moderate party.e party. given spain 's history, it is even _ moderate party. given spain 's history, it is even more - moderate party. given spain 's . history, it is even more significant in people's mind.— history, it is even more significant in people's mind. definitely. and so what i in people's mind. definitely. and so what i think— in people's mind. definitely. and so what i think is — in people's mind. definitely. and so what i think is important _ in people's mind. definitely. and so what i think is important to - what i think is important to remember is this has existed since spain �*s transition. there was always some people who liked the franco years, who supported him. people obviously supported him. people obviously supported him. people obviously supported him. there are still people like that, but for many, many years, they were pretty silent. they were basically part of his two party system where we had the socialists on the left and the people's party on the left and the people's par

my greetings from the prime minister of spain, sanchez arrived on an official visit to kyiv once , spain whole this year is not very noticeable, but i could give more, they always allocate a little, a little, still, it could be more , everything is like this all the time, the feeling is how to really evaluate the visits, i probably do not remember historically. well, in fact, the prime minister of spain spoke in the parliament. well, this happened today well, he has already arrived, but in the parliament , so why ah, just at the moment of spain’s presidency . it is very important and symbolic of china, for which we have not yet had an election. laid out on his twitter, well, the official account of mr. sanchos, but the key theses that were even there, at least they are very important and serious, is that europe is open to ukraine, and ukraine is seen as a part of this europe, the third is that ukraine is in stronger positions than it was before and despite everything and understand the price with which ukraine is now liberating the territory but in this ukraine will be supported, whateve

i mean, spain is a very impressive side, and this is a very dominant performance from spain, which is good because we've seen a lot of the top sides kind of not be at their best in norway, in canada, even australia, they didn't look like they were, their best the they could be and it's good because spanish, one of those teams that were coming into the tournament was a lot of noise off pitch. and we didn't see that today. i mean, spain is technically one of the most gifted sides in this tournament. a lot of their players come from real madrid and barcelona barcelona, of course, is one of the absolute best teams, if not the best team in women's football at the moment. and it's amazing because for example, i was playing in spain when they really started their development of women's football. they focused on possession based systems and, and technical skill. and you really see that paying off today, which is amazing. so if they can keep the focus on the field, it will be a very tough team to play against the role in melbourne. there was that disappointing draw for your homeland canada aga

that is not new for spain. in 2015, when there was an inconclusive collect -- election, and again in 2019. samantha: the current prime minister, the one who called this election, socialist prime minister pedro sanchez declared that the reactionary bloc has failed. what is your reading of where the votes have fallen and also their turnout, which was very high? guy: it was a high turnout, especially when you take into account this is the first election that has taken place in spain in the middle of summer. a lot of people were wondering if that may put people off voting, they would be away on holiday and so on. but actually, there was quite a big turnout. many people were expecting the socialists to perform poorly. they performed white poorly in local elections -- they performed quite poorly in local elections in may. mr. sanchez managed to mobilize the left by warning of the possibility of a right-wing government. we heard him talking there about what he feared -- he feared a reactionary right wing government le