think he will here's an opportunity so let's grab it i'm out of work after a member of the syrian social club live from london thank you very much thank you very much. spain has passed and the priest budget cuts yet i made loud public discontent hundreds of thousands spilled onto the streets across the country on thursday well demonstrators clashed with police and broke windows in barcelona. reports from the trade. twenty seven billion euro has been slashed that's the equivalent of thirty six billion dollars that's aimed at reducing the deficit g. five point three percent of g.d.p. in two thousand and twelve some fees already raised about this figure to resume billion euros with these credit rating agencies they say that she about forty billion euro needs to be cut from the budget what they are doing is sashing same team sent from all budgets from all the ministries so that throughout the whole of the ministries it is plain that includes some of those people think should be ring fenced the life of education and health care as well they want to bring in some of the protesters and unions in ord

of the syrian social club says the interests of the syrian people i mean overlooked in favor of the international community. we've noticed since the very start of this problem in syria that the west in general did not welcome and ridiculed actually every single reformist step that the syrian government promised to do or actually took all these steps were either not mentioned at all by the international media or all pretty kewl somehow as being either too little too late or not sufficient or you know their credibility are not ok this is i believe to try to undermine the syrian government's commitment to more triple what the international community needs to understand is what syrians view on the ground is very different apparently from what everybody here is in the in the international media mainstream media and in that sense good people i wouldn't say totally united behind the current government but they view it as their best option so was not for the country not to collapse because everybody is afraid of what to come next should the central government collapses and that's exactly what's keeping t

strategy just ahead of her friends of syria meeting this weekend a moderate waka member of the syrian social club says some states simply want to benefit from the conflict the west isn't really backing down from making or storing the conflict a little bit more a lot of hypocrisy is going on in the world at the moment certain countries who publicly support a democratic movement is more critical transition in syria the sense of democracy at all including saudi arabia but what the saudis are interested in more is actually a more sympathetic government in damascus to their struggle rival really with iran and they have seized on the opportunity that there is a turmoil in syria and they would want to have a friendly government over there you know nobody can spin say at all that the you know the the saudis really want democracy at their doorstep because you know syria and saudi arabia are very much close together and if there is a real democracy in syria then probably it could spill over the border as well everyone feels that they should benefit from the situation and you know to their towards their own