so, like in cuba, filipinos were fighting a war against spain.and then when the united states intervenes, the us actually did not know sort of what to do. they had a number of soldiers, the nebraskan voluntary infantry in manila after the battle of manila bay. and these soldiers had a very simmering kind of tension with the soldiers led by aldo. and that is when the philippine-american war starts in february of 1899. so the war of 1898 kind of puts the us in the philippines and then they engage with a war against the philippines that was led by again, aldo and aguinaldo. again was advised by this man, agoncillo so when the filipino american war is ongoing, it's interesting because the war of 1888 concludes and the philippines were purchased by the u.s. from spain for $20 million, according to the treaty of paris, which was ratified in 1899. agoncillo. went first to washington, d.c., december four to try to represent the philippines interests and denied any meeting with mckinley in washington. he then went to paris. and followed up with a group of

that was also a possession of spain and the united states thought that it was important to defeat spain not just in cuba but along its crumbling empires so, the assistant secretary of the navy, theodore roosevelt, is the order to commodore george -- to move his ships to havana and they defeat the spanish flotilla. we can see the squadron behind us defeating the spanish flu tia that is in -- flotilla that is smoking in the background. >> so let's go to cuba now and find out what happened there. this gentleman has quite a presence. tell me about him. >> that is said jose marti . it was painted by a cuban artist in the 1940s who, posthumously, long after marti died, was one of the main artists responsible to cement the image of marti in cuban art history. he painted many portraits of him as an intellectual, as a member of the cuban liberation army where he died fighting the war early on in the last war of independence in 1895. marti was the person that -- he was a very important intellectual of latin america and he was a diplomat. he was someone that dedicated his life to fight against the

to spain and this caused the second wave _ spain and this caused the second wave -- — spain and thiser countries, including spain. some people went on holiday that summer. i don't, i think many people didn't, i don't, i think many people didn't, i think many people tried, many people wouldn't have gone on holiday at all, many people who did stayed in scotland and holidayed at home. some people would have gone overseas. i genuinely don't believe that was because people thought, the majority of people thought covid had gone away. i stood up everyday and provided people pre—covid haven't gone away and wasn't going to suddenly and magically —— i reminded people covid haven't gone away and wasn't going to suddenly and magically go away, and i believe there was a very high degree of understanding. i talked earlier on about criticism and i don't mean this is a criticism of them, some of our sternest critics over this period where the airport sector, who felt that my messaging in scotland was actually making it, was discouraging people from going on holidays at a time when they thought they

it was also in possession of spain and the united states thought that it was important to defeat spain not just in cuba but along its crumbling empire. so, the assistant secretary of the navy, theodore roosevelt, gives the order to commodore george -- to move his ships to manila and then he defeats the spanish flotilla. so we see them defeating the spanish flotilla that is in code disarray and smoking in the background. >> so, this gentleman has quite a presence. tell us about him. >> that is josi martin. he was a cuban artist that in the 1940s, who posthumously was one of the main responsible artists to cement the image of martin. he was an intellectual, as a member of the cuban liberation army where he died fighting the war early on. he was the ideal. a he is a very important intellectual. he was addict diplomat. he was someone who dedicated his life to fight against the spanish colonial regime and since 1880 he lived in the united states. he spent the last 15 years of his life in exile in new york where there was a fast cuban community of people who objected to the spanish colonial

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spain i easy to get hold of. with spain, another challenge? spain are i easy to get hold of.re ranked eighth in the — another challenge? spain are ranked eighth in the world, _ another challenge? spain are ranked eighth in the world, we _ another challenge? spain are ranked eighth in the world, we are - another challenge? spain are ranked eighth in the world, we are seventh, j eighth in the world, we are seventh, so it is going to be a close match. we have had some close encounters with them in the last few months. again, they have the home crowd, so they will have a lot of support with them, but, yes, it is another crucial match. probably not one match here that is not going to be crucial, but we will prepare pretty well for that one as well, and likewise for malaysia, which is our third match on tuesday.— likewise for malaysia, which is our third match on tuesday. you're all well aware — third match on tuesday. you're all well aware this _ third match on tuesday. you're all well aware this is _ third match on tuesday. you're all well aware this is your _ third match on tues

it happened in spain. spain, great, that's right here. this happened at euro 2012.h of these teams is called squadra azura? italy. italy. again the correct answer is: skoura or azure team. further: the biggest victory of this team was won over bulgaria in 1933 with a score of 13:0. who are we talking about? i remind you that we can skip, we will skip, we will skip, the correct answer is: spain, the biggest victory of the italians happened in 1948, they beat the usa with a score of 9:0. well, we move on to the next block of comparisons. so, olympic games and paralympic games. let's go, which of these games are held earlier in the year planned for the olympics? let’s say the paralympic athletes, look, they ’re coming after each other, uh-huh, those are the ones that come first? was this a hint or what? answer: olympic, olympic. yes, that's the correct answer: the olympic games, that's right. let's continue further. which olympics has more types of football? football? yes, there are more varieties of football, which olympics? the time of our period has come to an end,

, and in poland, and in spain, the democratic left-wing coalition in power led by prime minister pedrochez, and in poland, the center-left coalition in power, led by donald tusk, that is... but law and justice , in fact, and the people's party in spain were hoping for the success of the far-right, as you said, you see the trend, the far-right are gaining votes and we will be able to rule together with them, this did not happen, now let's see what will happen next year let's say it will be in austria, where it is like that again the austrian freedom party is now the leader in the pre-election sympathies, but to what extent it will manage to not only be the leader, but to form the government, we will see, because we don't even... we don't see anything like that, we see the party that won, like, before things, the popular party in spain, as the party of law and justice, poland, but here the question arises as to how far it is possible to create a coalition, because we always find ourselves during these trends in a situation where the party that wins, it cannot create a coalition, because

destroy everything, law and justice had to go through it, people's parties had to go through it in spain because it turned out that she had all the opportunities to form a coalition with various regional parties, but all the catalan fathers of the party there said: listen, your whole ideology is a fight against so-called separatism, vinygu. you want to negotiate with us, you want the police to act , instead of seeking a political agreement with us, you call us separatists, take us to court, persecute our political leaders, well, sit in the opposition for another four years, what's the difference , agree with your neo-fascists that not enough votes, well, sit in the opposition, who needs you idiots, and this is such a great result, and by the way, when i was watching the... referendum on the independence of catalonia, so -called, which would not be legitimate at all, and i said that i i don't think about what happens with the independence of catalonia, because it is unlikely to be independent in such a situation. but i think about how the prime minister of spain at the time, from the peop

to spain now, whether record _ wasn't prepared.ord heatwaves - wasn't prepared. to spain now, whether record heatwaves were experienced. in whether record heatwaves were exnerienced-— whether record heatwaves were experienced. in spain, we had a heatwave where _ experienced. in spain, we had a heatwave where it _ experienced. in spain, we had a heatwave where it started - experienced. in spain, we had a heatwave where it started in - experienced. in spain, we had a i heatwave where it started in april, so we saw temperatures normally associated with a midsummer, in the mid—30s, in april. that had never happened before. you mentioned wildfires, one of the many repercussions we see as a cause, huge problem in spain, greece and southern france and italy. but tourism can be affected, in greece last summer, the acropolis monument was closed down temporarily because of concerns for people queueing up. let's update you in the middle east. antony blinken is meeting benjamin netanyahu on his strategy and what happens after the fighting ends

let there be spain, let there be spain, but the correct answer is italy, unfortunately for you, italyg ’s great, which of these teams became the first a european team that won the world cup, the world cup, spain, moving on, the correct answer, italy, became world champions at the second championship in history, 1934, immediately defended the title 4 years later, once in history these teams met in the final of the european championship , who? came out victorious, it happened, spain, spain, great, right here, yay, it happened in the euro 2012. the final was held in kiev, spain won with a score of 4:0. let's continue, which of these teams is called squadra azura? italy, italy? and again the correct answer is azura or the azure team. further, the biggest victory of this team was won over bulgaria in 1933 with a score of 13:0. who are we talking about? i remind you that you can skip, we will skip. let's skip it. correct answer: spain, the largest. usa with a score of 9:0. well, we move on to the next block of comparisons. so, the olympic games and paralympic games. go. which of these games

spain, many families in spain are trying to fight against the system, but due to the fact that the forces, health, fear of retribution, all this stops people, there is no need to talk about any legal system, in germany the system is even worse, it’s just outright terrorism. despite efforts to fulfill all requirements, the courts and guardianship authorities do not give the mother the opportunity to return her son, 5 years old, and her trampled childhood. ekaterina tikhomirova. vitaly soplitsa, telenews agency. tramples fate, demolishes memory. the vilnius authorities announced the start of work on the final liquidation of the memorial to soviet soldiers at the antakalni cemetery. towards the middle february , the paste on the site of the monument to fallen soldiers and the base of the eternal flame will be completely destroyed. the act of state vandalism was launched on the eve of last victory day. then, despite the ban of the committee on... the memorial, but unfortunately not in modern lithuania. those who... but with graves and monuments in the baltic states of poland and ukraine are c

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so, for example, in spain, almost from the newspapers they learned that they were in... the police , surprise and gratitude knew no bounds. spain not only denied the information, but also vetoed the participation of eu members in this bloody adventure. after several calls to madrid, veta was, of course, cancelled, but spain immediately refused to play such games. france and germany, with an astonished question on their faces as to why this was possible, repeated the success story. all three countries have refused to hand over warships to american command, despite... maritime security and freedom of movement of ships is absolutely vital, it is vital for egypt, it is vital for great britain, it is vital for the whole world. the alternatives to trade disruption are supply disruptions, inflation, economic shocks and business disruptions. we cannot allow this to happen. this is why operation prosperity guardian is so important. a few days before the attack on yemen, us secretary of defense lloyd. kostin incognita went to his hospital bed. by the way, no one informed the white house about

we must note that 1899 is the year when america emerged as a great power by defeating spain in the warherefore o america occupied havana. in cuba and puerto rico, and in the indian ocean it occupied the island of guam and the philippines. in the previous year the washington treaty was signed in which the united states forced england to appear in a court where the us illegally represented venezuela. the reason i say illegal is because they never let us defend ourselves. at the end of the trial, an agreement was reached between the president of the court who was a russian and two american. the reason for this issue was not the threat, but the fact that one of the american lawyers was assigned to defend venezuela, suffered a pang of conscience in the last years of his life and tried to write a will. he attached a malet pravas note to this well, because his name was severo malet prevas. what is the significance of this note? this note shows the conflict between american and english judges regarding the rejection of all evidence of original spanish ownership of the region. this happened in

our spain correspondent guy hedgecoe is in madrid.xual assault that was witnessed by millions of people around the world. now, jenni hermoso, the player at the centre of all of this, told thejudge in the national court here in central madrid today that the kiss that luis rubiales gave her after the world cup final back until the august in sydney was not consensual. she didn't agree to it. now, of course, mr rubiales contests that. he says the kiss was consensual, they both agreed to it, it was a spontaneous moment according to him. but the judge investigating this now has the task of deciding if there's enough evidence against mr rubiales for him to go on trial for sexual assault. now this case has already had a huge impact here in spain. certainly in the football world, where it led to the resignation of mr rubiales and also the replacement of many people at the top of the football federation, so there was a huge shake—up there. but also seen as having a broader impact across spanish society. it triggered a social movement against pe

can you tell me why are you trying to go to spain?er: their plights familiar are the risks are not. it's estimated that more than 6,000 migrants died last year along the same route he's about to take. it's 1:00 in the morning. we're heading now down to the water. hopefully to meet with the smuggler. under the midnight glow of a full moon, jibi and a handful of other men set sail from senegal's coast. their first stop, the volcanic canary islands, a stepping stone to mainland spain and europe. a tense hope drives them into perilous water, clutching a few personal belongings. and tags we've given them to track their voyage. jibi's one of an increasing number of senegalese who risk their lives to escape extreme poverty and a country progressively suffering the impact of climate change. >> climate change affects our communities. 60% of the population live in the coastal area in senegal. the rise of the sea affected their activities, like fishing and also agriculture. >> reporter: senegal is one of the lowest emitters of greenhouse gases,

, many families in spain are trying to fight against the system, but for the reason , that strength,ibution, all this stops people, there is no need to talk about any legal system, in germany the system is even worse, it is just outright terrorism. despite efforts to comply with all requirements, courts and authorities guardianship does not give the mother the opportunity to return her son, 5 years and a trampled childhood. ekaterina tikhomirova, vitaly soplitsa, telenews agency. fates are trampled, memories are demolished. the vilnius authorities announced the start of work on the final liquidation of the memorial to soviet soldiers at the antakalni cemetery. by mid- february , the paste on the site of the monument to fallen soldiers and the base of the eternal flame will be completely destroyed. the act of state vandalism was launched on the eve of last victory day. then, despite the ban by the un human rights committee, authorities destroyed most of the memorial complex. now it is planned to erase the last traces of this monument. it looks like they are trying to make it in time f

our spain correspondent guy hedgecoe is in madrid.but millions of people around the world. now, jeni hermoso, the player of the sender, told judge in the national court here in central madrid today that the kiss that luis rubiales gave her back in august was not consensual. she did not agree to it. of course, mr rubiales contested it, saying it was consensual, that they both agrees to it. it was spontaneous moment, according to him. but thejudge investigating it has the task of deciding if there's enough evidence against mr rubiales for him to go on trial for sexual assault. this has already have a huge impact here in spain. certainly in the football world, will wear it led to the resignation of mr rubiales and the replacement of many people at the top of the football federation. there was a huge essay up there, but also a huge essay up there, but also a broader impact across the spanish society. it triggered a social movement against perceived sexism in many other areas of spanish life. wayne rooney says he doesn't believe 13 weeks w

two, the right belongs to the first possessor of the kingdom of spain., according to the live inheritance, after the destruction of colonial relationship and the application of the principle of the first possessor, which says that someone who already owns something continues to own it, the territories under the control of the kingdom of spain, which included the general dominion of venezuela, simply changed to the republic of venezuela. four, neither the kingdom of the netherlands, nor england, nor the cooperative republic of guyana has documents older than those of venezuela. five: historically, venezuela has already insisted on negotiation and amicable agreement between the parties. six, this issue led to the signing of the washington treaty in 1897, in which venezuela, under the pressure of the united states and the united states itself, sit down at the negotiating table with the pressure of the united kingdom, but there is one point, the united kingdom, because of being xenophobic and... and due to racial issues did not allow any venezuelan lawyers t

"my beloved father, viktor khodakov quietly died in our home in spain at the age of 77, he was one ofin the nineties, but instead of gratitude, he was expelled from his homeland by envious people and corrupt cops, trash from the investigators, now my father is returning to his native land to be buried, we deeply mourn, i, my sisters, our machik, today we are here for dad, he was a man of a golden soul. khadok wants to talk to you, not shout, be a man. well, something came up, we decided to remind ourselves on the day of the funeral, you people in general, no, i came by invitation, what are you talking about, what kind, someone gave me this last night, we didn’t print this, why do i need trash at a funeral? okay, that's enough, stop the car, i'll get out, i like going to funerals, so understand , i'll see you again, next time you'll go to your old, stinking mensch. gosha, i need your help. michal, what happened, how are you here , and i’ll live, well, thank god, but what happened , i’ll tell you on the way, well, sit down, you feel fine, everything is fine, fine, but alexandra, it’s be

this with cock, for instance, was probably traffic from morocco to spain. but the smugglers were able to cover the trucks. well, the cell, i know i tend to look for yeah, the dealers are using new technologies, selling the animals on the internet on it. it's a say, well that say this and they avoid detection because they can hide behind anonymous network. so at the new model within a fella, they even use the dark web dart with the authorities don't have enough specialists to investigate properly. an animals are often rescued when it's too late, as we can use the cloud to leverage the business that they lost, the yellow she used to use to people and she's blind in the wild, she would never be able to deal with her own species. she was raised in captivity, so she's condemned to a life in captivity and go through this with this legal trade makes, can you? and many of the wild animals like her into products that lose their freedom forever . the. it is just sad. what can we do to animals, despite everything that they do for us? well guess who was a farm was best

so can you, is a rarity. spain has become a gateway for a legally traded exotic species. the police often find them when inspect the ships arriving in a country or from the nearby continent of africa. maria pay us their works for a special environmental crime unit. passenger luggage here that the airports. she's found birds, snakes, and tortoises for another like it's so sad. left side topic will be so ruthless, people have no problems about tearing these animals from their habitat. told them no, not in treating them like toys. say that i'm being offered to this police video from september 2021 shows the liberation of a female chimpanzee who would be alone in a cage for 5 years. the illegal imports of protected animals are rising in 2022 smuggling into spain increased by more than half compared to the previous year. full service and 3 minutes. total organized criminals are often behind it. tough to notify ability. think as long as you need contacts and the country of origin to find the animals in it, and you need a network in europe to import them. and they will seal us a

place earlier and earlier in the year so in spain we had a heatwave last year that started in aprilally associate with midsummer, in the mid—30s in april, and that had never happened before. and obviously you mention wildfires, and that's one of the many repercussions we see and that's been a huge problem in spain, in greece, southern france and italy but also tourism can be affected by this and in greece last summer the acropolis monument was closed down temporarily because of concerns about people queueing up to see the monument, so there are all sorts of repercussions caused by this that can have many effects, some of them social, economic as well.— effects, some of them social, economic as well. take us through the effects — economic as well. take us through the effects of— economic as well. take us through the effects of the _ economic as well. take us through the effects of the warming - economic as well. take us through the effects of the warming climate j the effects of the warming climate in your part of the world. boufal well, lucy, in africa we have seen the real—time eff

the fact is that i live here in spain, the catholic kings expelled the jews from spain, the spanish jews took refuge in islamic countries. jews used to have a good life in spain when islam ruled here. they were growing and they were equal to other citizens, but unfortunately, europe, instead of compensating for the issue of persecution. instead of restoring their right and considering them as men and women citizens of their native countries such as germany, ukraine, lithuania, austria and everywhere else, what they did was to displace them and force them to colonize palestine. for this reason, the problem has never been religious and many jews whom the zionist regime claims to represent today, deny their affiliation with the zionist camp, oppose the zionist. project and fight alongside the palestinians to end this project, a project that confiscates their voices and opinions and commits crimes in their name. therefore, these two have nothing to do with each other. zionism is a political and colonial project that is very similar to the nazi project, racist and superior project that wants

the fact is that i live here in spain, the catholic kings expelled the jews from spain, the spanish jewsey took refuge in islamic countries. jews used to have a good life in spain when islam ruled here. they were growing and they were equal to other citizens, but unfortunately, europe, instead of... compensating for the issue of persecution and the killing of jews, instead of restoring their rights and considering them as men and women citizens of their native countries such as germany, ukraine, lithuania, austria, and everywhere else, what they did was to displace them and force them to colonize palestine. for this reasons, the problem has never been religious and many jews whom the zionist regime claims to represent today denied their affiliation with the... and fight alongside the palestinians to end this project, a project that confiscates their voices and opinions and commits crimes in their name. therefore, these two have nothing to do with each other. zionism is a political and colonial project that is very similar to the nazi project, racist and superior project that wants to col

two, the right belongs to the first possessor of the kingdom of spain.according to the law of inheritance, after the destruction of the... historically, venezuela has already insisted on negotiation, an amicable agreement between the parties. six, this issue led to the signing of the washington treaty in 1897, in which venezuela, under the pressure of the united states and the united states itself, sit down at the negotiating table with the pressure of the united kingdom. but there is one point, the united kingdom, because of being xenophobic and self-centered. and due to racial issues did not allow any venezuelan lawyers to be present because, according to the british, we were a savage nation, and this issue provided the ground for the paris court to conveen a session in 1899 and set a record by examining more than 25,000 documents in just 5 days and giving a verdict in which the nature of the settlement was not explained, every court, whether national or international, justification for this reason, when the text of the paris 1899 judgment is read, the

coming up in ex sports life, looking at synchronized. swimming is in spain to call themselves the drag them flies. you do not want to miss that next notable your time. i am eddie micah junior . the words people have to say that's why we listen. because every weekend on w. west, i mean, i know, did i mean i right just do it and i'm hosting dw new podcasts. thanks. trace amount bothers, don't talk to me about meals, join us as we travel around your, facing the history of every day. all set and that's something right around the world. no need to talk to that. just to subscribe already. listen to part costs and we'll take you along for the ride. the synchronized swimming is a complex board. 8 women from pump loaner age between 50 and 60 years old, a challenging this. 10 years ago they had never even tried the same truck. and now they are training for the world. a cortex mazda is in japan, even dreaming of the middle. it's a tough journey, but in the end, what truly masses for them is now proven to themselves and to the well that it's never too late. a good know system was in the last one t

we must note that 1899 is the year when america emerged as a great power by defeating spain in the warerefore o america occupied havana in cuba'. puerto rico, and in the indian ocean it occupied the island of guam and the philippines. in the previous year, the washington treaty was signed in which the united states forced england to appear in a court where the us illegally represented venezuela. the reason i say illegal is because they never let us defend ourselves. at the end of the trial, an agreement was reached between the president of the court, who was a russian, and two american judges who were... supposed to defend venezuela's historical rights and two english judges, dear friends and fellow viewers of press tv, the reason for this issue was not the threat, but the fact that one of the american lawyers was assigned to defend venezuela, suffered a pang of conscience in the last years of his life and tried to write a will. he attached a malot provas note to this will, because his name was severo malet pravast. what is the significance of this note? this note shows the conflict be

the fact is that i live here in spain, the catholic kings expelled the jews from spain, the spanish jewsthey took refuge in islamic countries. jews used to have a good life in spain when islam ruled here. they were growing and they were equal to other citizens, but unfortunately, europe, instead of compensating for the issue of persecution and the killing of... instead of restoring their right and considering them as men and women citizens of their native countries such as germany, ukraine, lithuania, austria and everywhere else, what they did was to displace them and force them to colonize palestine. for this reasons, the problem has never been religious and many jews whom the zionist regime claims to represent today, deny their affiliation with the zionist camp, opposed the zionist project and fight alongside the palestinians to end this project, a project that confiscates their voices and opinions and commits crimes in their name. therefore, these two have nothing to do with each other. zionism is a political and colonial project that is very similar to the nazi project, racist and su

speaking at the university of spain, joseph burrell, claim israel was trying to, we can, the more moderate public opinion authority is where of israel's prime minister has previously denied some of the i'm good. how about as well come to the program? japan has made history as the 5th nation to successfully land on the moon. japan space agency says that is in contact with its own crude, luna alonda, which touchstone hours ago and bought the mission hasn't gone entirely to plan official say, the landa is having problems with its solar panels. for now, it is operating shortly on battery pump. the former director general of the european space agency, john von, i was following the landing as i asked him about his reaction to this historic event. a very simple congratulations to our japanese friends. it's a very big achievement to land on the surface of the moon and not destroy the spacecraft at that time is a big achievement. it's so difficult. now we're hearing that various pro, there are problems with the solar panels. how serious is that? you see the difference is if you have a car and you h

if you stay with us, you'll see sports live, which follows a group of women from spain, whose dreams of winning gold at a synchronized swimming competition in japan or threatened by a tie from unlike look who thanks for watching us and to stay with us. if you can the vacation as an applicant, do they have good weather? i, when i told me that they don't have violence, can we go sailing tulsa tissue today, because when they go to that, we set up the video mill with car bama tenants. so not because these places in europe are smashing stepped into a bold adventure the treasure map for modern flow to discuss some of us regular bragging sites on youtube. and also the synchronized swimming is a complex board. 8 women from pump loaner age between 50 and 60 years old, a challenging this. 10 years ago they had never even tried the same truck. and now they are training for the world. a cortex mazda is in japan, even dreaming of the middle. it's a tough journey, but in the end, what truly message to them is that proving to themselves and to the well that it's never too late. a good know system o

, why to spain, well, it seems not scary, well, mallorca, i don’t know there, the canaries , no, it’s know very well, once fought with the spaniards, since then the idea is this in black pit in the legend of black pit , this performance was left in spain, which means it is something the most terrible, in catholic spain, protestant holland, of course, of course, of course, and the germans have one - the bollard ruprecht or the knight rupart, also a companion of st. nicholas, here, but he too , it means that if he comes to a child, and if he knows how to pray, he gives him gifts gifts, if he doesn’t know how, then he can even drag him into a cave and generally devour him, that is , we have had some kind of humanization, i would say, just in soviet times you mentioned the snow maiden, this is also a completely new invention, the snow maiden is like the companion of santa claus appeared in the thirty-seventh year, and although before that in 1873 there was an adaptation of the folk tale snow maiden to alexander nikolaevich ostrovsky, the snow maiden appeared as an obligatory companion of

edinburgh. also joining us alberto garcia watson, a political analyst and activist from malaga in spain. gentlemen, welcome to you both. make nap here first to you. taking a look at the us. role uh is our focus in some regards uh and uh i'm wondering what it is that that it's doing, it's it's rather duplicitous as i said in the intro, i mean it announces for example publicly uh israel needs to decrease the number of civilian deaths, um precautionary measures need to take place, but at the same time it provides it with unfettered access to all types of military equipments, not to mention the fact that uh you have about 40 to 42... percent of the bombs that the us has provided are uh unguided, means they drop it anywhere uh without it going anywhere and it kills lots of civilians, which means maximum deaths. how do you view this type of approach by the us? well, it's straight forward support for genocide. it's not the first time the us government has publicly supported genocide without using the word, but it's it's... going and we can see it on tv, the words that they use are are a thin v

, mom, the plot is in spain, so far away, why, it’s inconvenient and expensive, on the contrary, it’sfe is becoming somehow more elegant. well, i really have to go, it was nice to meet you, thank you for the pleasant evening, but no, no, igor, i’m not letting you go, you ’re baptized, baptized in childhood, thank god, then stand here, tanechka, please give me an icon. well, mom, what are you making up? tanya, i don’t have time, i can die today, i feel like i’ll die tomorrow, or at least in a week, don’t dig around, why are you digging around, stand next to igor, children, god bless you. live long, together, take care of each other and love each other, i bless you, mom, tanya, don’t interrupt me, you know, this may be the happiest moment in a woman’s life, i just remembered how we were blessed with your father, your father gave me this wedding ring, you can’t take it off, they’ll bury me with it, and then you... exchanged it, tanechka, put the icon back in its place, and how do you feel about the wedding, igor, about the wedding, it’s beautiful, tanchika, you have to promise me that yo

a and fry include in and sold in spain from us. yeah, i'll having to apply all the new hall to keep the fields irrigated. and you might be surprised to hear that they are not planning to new techniques. a lot of the know how dates all the way back to the as shouldn't malls. they invented, sprayed over 1300 years ago. and some of the funding methods still work well to be stay off of perez is 95 years old, but he still lands a hand when he's needed. the hardly anyone in his village knows the old irrigation system as well as he does the same. the water and the canals was always the greatest thing for me to return to their fields with it. we lived from those canals at a video that offers the in the 8th century, the more is built a complex network of canals in the mountains of the awful hot, our region in southern spain. even today, the irrigation ditches are still used taco and his son antonio use the system to water, their pepper crops. so they're benefiting from the moorish legacy. now they had on like our system, i left as something