the prison after which this tribunal takes its name, the belmarsh tribunal, inspired from the russell sarratt tribunal of 1966, also known as the international war crimes tribunal when representatives of 18 countries gathered to hear testimony of the war crimes committed by the united states against the people of vietnam. that tribunal, the nobel prize winning bertrand russell and john paul sartre and simone de beauvoir and others. that tribunal would turn its attention to palestine in the years that followed, investigating the state of israel for its violent occupation. -- occupation of the palestinian territories and against the people of palestine. now as war crimes multiply in gaza and the west bank, with over 17,000 people killed over 60 palestinian journalists killed in the past two months alone. the belmarsh tribunal takes for the legacy of the tribunal to hear testimony on the threats to press freedom around the world. well, i pass now the gavel to to the cochair of today's tribunal ryan grim, who is the , d.c. bureau chief of the intercept and author of the book that was just

ami these crimes he said should be referred to international tribunals alluting uh to the crimes uh thatza crime. crimes against humanity, war crimes and the crime of genocide. he also added that the israeli regime must paid damages to the victims of the israeli attacks. uh, he said that iran condemns the us complicity in the israeli crimes and also highlighted the issue of the force migration of palestinians, not just in gaza, but also in the west bank as well, which is violation of international law and humanitarian charters as well, and his closing statements he said that we express our all-out support. the resistance of the palestinian people, i believe that the uh first meeting that has being held today uh has uh is wrapped up right now in the iranian capital tehran uh if our guests are still with us so we're going to go back to mr. munir ahmad journalist and political analyst who is joining us from mr. ahmad sorry we cut you off there uh if you uh if you want to please pick up where you left off and also if you may you can walk us through some of the comments that were made by the

and that's why, by the way, you know that the accusation brought against putin by the hague tribunals related to the deportation of children. we simply did not even understand, i think, before this accusation was made, what profound consequences such actions have. putin will not understand, he does not understand such things at all. he, if he had understood, he would not have admitted this under the cameras, he did not understand at all what he was does bad things, why? because, according to the russian tradition, halopy is property. he, for him it's about the same as they stole the enterprise. once upon a time in the luhansk and donetsk regions, when they did not think of annexing them, but simply made them a springboard for an attack, they took out all the enterprises from there, but what is the difference between a machine and a person, it can work for the master, and that is why he is so calm with i discussed it with this lvova bilova, since it was about some things, well, this is probably the attitude of russians towards children, they believe that it is also some kind of proper

an employment tribunal— employment tribunal. an employment tribunal is _ employment tribunal.n the first place _ the person was dismissed in the first place. we have heard from some whistleblowers who say that organisations goat reason shopping to find _ organisations goat reason shopping to find a _ organisations goat reason shopping to find a way to get rid of a person who has— to find a way to get rid of a person who has raised a complaint. and ultimately, this means that people are not— ultimately, this means that people are not safe. organisations don't work— are not safe. organisations don't work well — are not safe. organisations don't work well. so we have got to get legislation which fixes that. so what legislation which fixes that. sr what would a new whistleblowing bill do? we have got legislation that is supposed to protect whistleblowers that was called the public disclosure act brought in in 1988 and hailed as a landmark piece of legislation. georgina, i can see from yourface legislation. georgina, i can see from your face you clearly don't think it is with the p

at its own discretion, well, jokes are jokes, and that's all too this tribunal says a lot about what been saying all the time, and there will be no decision , the russian politicians believed that there would not be one, that they are specially pulling the stake. after all, the people who were in this international tribunal for the destruction of this malaysian summer wanted that there would be no legal claims against them afterwards, and when it comes to such large-scale crimes, it is a long process, remember how many years, there are years 20 continued the work of this tribunal in yugoslavia on rwanda, but in the end they found almost everyone in the rand our colleagues, even our colleagues with you, if you can call it that, well, colleagues of solovyov and skabeeva, this is more accurate. who called on the radio to exterminate all their compatriots in fact , they just called for a little bit of a different ethnic origin, but they were all found, put in prison, all these radios on the radio of a thousand hills, it seems to be called, so that, by the way, you have to think about thi

. discretion, well, just kidding, and this is all a lot of what this tribunal says, that we said a whilel be no decision on the plane and the russians believed that there would not be one, that they are deliberately dragging out the time, after all, the people who were in to this international tribunal for the destruction of this malaysian plane, they wanted that there would be no legal claims against them later, and when it comes to such large-scale crimes, it is a long process, do you remember how many years, for 20 years , the work of this tribunal on yugoslavia, after rwanda. but in the end, they found almost everyone in our rank, even our colleagues with you, if you can call it that , well, colleagues of solovyov and skabieva, to be more precise, who called on the radio to destroy all their essentially compatriots, just a little bit of a different ethnic origin called, they were all found and put on all these radios it seems to have been called a thousand hills on the radio. so what about that too, by the way, you have to think about this radio announcer of thousands of hillbillies

at its own discretion, well jokes, jokes, this is all also a lot of what this tribunal says, what weaid at the time: if there will not be a solution, the russians believed that there would not be one, that they were deliberately dragging out the time, after all, the people who were in this international tribunal for the destruction they wanted this malaysian plane so that later there would be no legal claims against them, and when it comes to such large-scale crimes, it is a long process, do you remember how many years, there are 20 years? the work of this tribunal continued in yugoslavia and rwanda, but in the end they found almost everyone in our rank, even our...colleagues with you, what can you call it, colleagues of solovyov and skabiyeva, to be more precise, who called on the radio to destroy all their fellow countrymen, they simply called for a little bit of a different ethnic origin, but they were all found and imprisoned, all these radio on radio a thousand hills, it seems to have been called, so by the way, you have to think about this, too, by the way, this announcer of th

, the tribunal will determine whether to release him on condition that he may be supervised regularlyh this medication, he agrees to monitoring by his forensic team and lived at a particular address. any period in the community would be subject to very careful scrutiny and compliance with medication is secured by the restriction order framework and start contrast to the community regimen before the index offences. any deterioration in his mental condition, his risk to others would lead to prompt recall to psychiatric hospital. he could apply for an unconditional discharge within the community but given the severity of his offences, his condition and the chronic need for medication and other treatment approaches, it is highly unlikely in my view that the defendant would ever be given an absolute discharge with which would allow him to be in contact with mental health services. such an order would ensure that any release and after—care is properly focused on the mental health condition of the defendant supervised by the responsible clinician. scientific evidence suggest that a hospital

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edwin: cuando israel aumenta su ofensiva militar en gaza el alto tribunal de naciones unidas le ordenaoreno ocampo fue fiscal en la corte penal internacional y aclara que esa medida es provisional. >> la corte fue muy dura en tÉrminos de que hay un genocidio aquÍ, y fue contemplativa en dejar que israel decida cÓmo va a evitar el genocidio. edwin: esto surge despuÉs de que sudÁfrica acusÓ a israel de ordenar el desplazamiento de 2 millones de personas en gaza, causando la muerte de mÁs de 25,000 civiles. >> es un veredicto muy dÉbil, primeramente no condena los actos de hamas. edwin: las medidas de la corte penal internacional cuenta con mÁs valor moral que jurÍdico porque no tiene cÓmo garantizar la aplicaciÓn de sus sentencias, pero citando un artÍculo de la convenciÓn de genocidio, le dicen a estados unidos que apoyara el desplazamiento y la hambruna de palestinos en gaza podrÍa convertirlos en cÓmplices de genocidio. la casa blanca dijo que el fallo coincide con la postura de varios paÍses que israel tiene derecho a defenderse y que debe tomar acciones para disminuir la muerte de c

these professional, commercial oriented tribunals are becoming an very good and powerful ways top-notchworld-class in the way they use legal rules and the way they use economic analysis, in the way they function professionally as lawyers, judges and administrators and they are also becoming much more fair in the sense that in a typical lawsuit between party a and b will pay much less attention to the identities of party a or b and favor one over the other even if one is a non-chinese party a or b and the other is a chinese party a or b. that all sounds really great. but you could applaud all of that and still want to avoid those tribunals like the plague if you do business outside of china. throughout the u.s. european, korean, japanese, indian central and south american, african, southeast asian, middle east north african regions -- that's a lot of the world -- court systems and agencies operate generally to varying degrees of success. we are not perfect with a bunch of fairly enforced, reasonably enforced rules. for example, if a judge in the u.s. court while hearing the case between

lo acusa de haber violado los acuerdos suscritos en barbados. >> el anuncio ocurre luego que el tribunalr la inhabilitacion de la candidata opositora maria colina machado. >> daniel garrido desde de caracas nos nos de que el tribunal supremo de justicia ratifico el bloqueo de su aspiracion politica. >> exigieron el cese de la persecucion y detenciones de miembros del partido gano la candidata, y repito, la candidata maria corina corina mosa. >> blayt anuncio que llevaran su reclamo ante el pais que ha sido intermediario en las negociaciones entre el gobierno y la oposicion. >> a la comunidad internacional al reino de noruega como facilitador, a los paises acompanantes. >> la decision judicial contra machado para aspirar la presidencia en unas eventuales elecciones a llevarse a cabo este ano fue publicada luego que el presidente nicolas maduro advirtiera que los dialogos entre gobierno y oposicion estaban heridos de muerte los declaro en terapia intensiva. >> los apunalearon, los patearon. >> por su parte y mediante un comunicado, el departamento de estado de estados unidos advirtio que e

possible negotiations, after they become possible, the swiss are now voicing it, because it is their tribune and so on, well , it is clear that russia is working, on the other hand, one must remember that this is the second code of sight, no... advisors will end this war, this war will be completed by the armed forces of ukraine with the help of those partners and allies that we have already gathered and are continuing. to collect, which help us, and it is very much like that, returning to the agreement with great britain, it seems to me that the signing of such an agreement with great britain is significant in this context. because the british, well, roughly speaking, historically know what it's like to fight dictatorships, and to fight when you yourself are with... 39 to 41 years 40 41 years britain against nazi germany does not give war until they join with the former ally of germany, the soviet union , suddenly became an enemy, well, a historical one. what i mean is exactly what happens when the soviet union meets. who say absolutely logical things, many support ukraine there in the idea

the chinese courts and the chinese tribunals under a system of great power competition. under a system of military civil fusion are quite openly, demonstrably, powerfully reminded that if they don't make that phone call, they go to jail or worse and their family too and everyone they know and consequences tend to drive outcomes, so it shouldn't surprise us that generally in us court systems, british court systems, french court system and so forth, korean, japanese, there's less of that, but in chinese system is there is a whole lot of that. so we have 2 live with those realities in our mind and not take it personally and not make it personal. it is not that there is no opportunity for future positive engagement with china and chinese courts and the chinese economy and the chinese government, but we have to be careful. we have to observe the real operating environment we are in with them and the things they control and the behaviors they demonstrate and the words they tell us about those demonstrated behaviors. it is okay to believe what we see and what they say. >> inter

in 1998, it did, following a tribunal where women date a tribunal where women were labelled too unstableional licence. i've been fighting for years for this day. it means i can be boxing on the same bill as prince nicene and everything at wembley. and people in england can actually see me fight. after they have, the next generation of women boxers, liverpool champion natasha jonas is one of many fighters to benefit. it wouldn't be women's boxing in this country were it not for you. yeah, of course. the case that we thought was really sexist, really against women. the boxing board just didn't want women's boxing, but when you look where it is now, i knew i was right all them years ago cos i was boxing on all the big shows in america. ricky hatton�*s also been inducted into the hall of fame and he's going with you on that flight to new york. i think when we look at that, we'll have a few drinks, me and ricky, yeah. make the northwest proud. he's like myself, just down to earth, you know? comes from a council estate like i come from a council estate in fleetwood. when we get to new york, yo

. >> es una interferencia ele electoral, dijo al salir del tribunal, y acuso a la fiscal de visitar en al presidente biden en la casa blanca durante las 11 semanas de lo que llamo una caceria de b brujas. >> que nadie esta mas alla de la ley y que la ley aplica a todos nosotros mientras afuera manifestantes coreaban las gracias a james horas antes de arrancar la audiencia, el juez recibio una amenaza de bomba su residencia de long island, lo que hizo desplegar un escuadron de bombas mientras afuera y adentro del tribunal en manhattan, la seguridad semesol. >> carla, fuera de la corte, fuiste de las pocas que estaban dentro, que vio lo que paso. >> ¿que redoblo. >> julio, ¿que tal? >> muy buenas noches. >> bueno, si, efectivamente fuimos de los pocos alla adentro, estuvimos desde muy temprano aqui haciendo fila, sin embargo, todo se retraso un poco por ara para poder ingresar alli adentro y bueno pues ya estando en sus cinesta que tuvo el j tuvimos que esperar a que el llegara para poder ingresar alli adentro. >> y bueno, pues ya estando en sus cinco minutos que le dieron a trump para h

Él se presentó en el tribunal donde enfrenta 8 cargos criminales y deberá volver a corte el 29 de febreroia. aunque ha sido difícil, pedro romero fue el único sobreviviente. estoy recordando a mi hermano. >> si la verdad es, pero. Él pues ya está descansando. ahorita pues ahora pues ahora sí que. pues yo quedé. pues como les digo, pues estoy recuperado ahorita, pero así algo especial y ya voy, ya voy saliendo de eso distintos entes y autoridades han estado brindando apoyo económico y emocional a las víctimas y sus familiares, pero el vacío, aseguran, es imposible de reparar. >> servando perdió a su hermano en la matanza. >> parece que fue ayer apenas. todavía se siente todo. a el. el dolor de haber perdido. pero. no podemos hacer nada a las. >> ha sido la organización principal en ofrecer apoyo a la comunidad. sin duda una tarea titánica. >> todavía están necesitando mucho apoyo. eh a un año, verdad? muchos sentimientos han ha a florecer, a florecer. sí y han ocupado mucho apoyo a de nuestros terapeutas. no >> pues mi hermano, la verdad, pues estuvimos juntos. >> fue como un año con 7 mes

any sanctions, let's somehow agree, and moreover, there are three... the same three, and why use a tribunal for them? still finished, still frozen, but it will not be a finished war. it's one thing when you look at it that the war is over, and another thing - it's a frozen conflict, for ukraine, this is russia's preparation for revenge, that's what it will be, so the plans to prevent all this, to consolidate societies are different. states, so that our plans coincide with the goals and the capabilities of our partners, because to fulfill our plans is to be powerful for us, to have help, and to count on the capabilities of our partners, our goals, they are ukrainian, but the plans must also coincide with the capabilities of our partners , that's why i told you, sorry for taking so long to answer. that this is such a discussion is not a simple question, but which ones plans and goals on the battlefield, i just don't have the right to tell you, i think that, unfortunately, we have one very one very unpleasant experience in 2014 at the end of february in... in march, the russian federation ille

casi 20 años después, los defensores de la organización han solicitado al tribunal que ordene una pruebaión de inocencia de peterson. >> el fbi en san francisco está alertando a los padres sobre un aumento de casos de lo que se llama sextorsión, ya que la mayoría de las víctimas en realidad son menores de edad. yomara lópez nos acompaña en vivo desde esa ciudad con este informe. cuéntanos. yomara >> césar son cifras verdaderamente alarmantes porque según el fbi, entre octubre del 2022 y marzo del 2023 han visto un aumento del 20% de casos de lo que están llamando extorsión sexual. las víctimas, siendo niños menores de edad. y es que el fbi dicen que las víctimas no solamente se están viendo afectadas aquí en el área de la bahía, sino también en todo el país, y que estos delincuentes operan desde otros países como África occidental y asia, incluyendo las filipinas. hablamos con un agente del fbi y esto es lo que nos dice sobre lo que está pasando. escuchemos >> tienden a ser los varones entre las edades de 14 y 17 años. se ha encontrado que los varones sienten un mayor sentido de vergüenz

evgenia nipot and the mariupol tribunal.russia, have failed to demonstrate true independence and self-sufficiency. such statements today made by vladimir putin at a meeting with representatives of the chukotka public. let me remind you that the president had not yet visited this autonomous region, but now, according to him , he decided to personally monitor the development of the region, guided by the principle that it is better to see once than to hear 100 times. although communicating with local residents affected not only the inside. even with ours, even the leading economies of europe are going through hard times, we are growing, and they are falling, well, let’s not talk about this now, these are details, we are not happy about it, we won’t play it down, but it’s a fact, a fact the fact remains, and it is such, that it turned out that their dependence on us is greater than ours on them. and the main thing that we showed to ourselves, well , to the whole world, also important, is that russia is a self-sufficient country,

reason for the concern of the united states and the zionist regime about the holding of the hague tribunal the cases that we have seen that have been raised do in this the court is the same. many think that maybe it is because of the executive works of this issue. no, the occupying regime of al-quds has repeatedly violated even the un security council's absolute resolutions. we are observing this issue during the construction of settlements in the west bank and the occupied lands. that the zionist regime is against even the council's vote. the security of the united nations has also stood up, so now the zionists are worried that they will try to enter through the court system and declare that south africa does not have the authority to file a complaint against the zionist regime. then they entered the content of the court , because this is defined in the hypertext of opposition to the existence of the zionist regime's identity and behavior at the international level, and in this sense, and in this sense, we are definitely facing a historical scene where the court of lahi, which has always

el tribunal podría decidir si retira este medicamento del mercado.s, california está determinada a brindar atención. >> en su visita a san francisco, la primera dama, jill biden, se reunió esta tarde con líderes de esa ciudad. lo hicieron para recaudar fondos de campaña de reelección del presidente biden. esta noche vuela a los Ángeles y va a participar en otro evento similar. y luego regresa a santa rosa y va a participar en un tercer evento. se va a tener lugar en hillsborough. y luego el viernes se traslada a ohio para seguir recaudando fondos y automovilistas. esto es para ustedes y conducen por la carretera 92 para pasar en el área del embalse crystal springs en el condado de san mateo. tengan en cuenta que esta semana se van a realizar cierres parciales de 06:30 a 15:30 de la tarde. eso quiere decir que solo va a estar habilitado un carril y los conductores se tendrán que ir turnando. caltrans se espera aprovechar ese cierre para retirar árboles de eucalipto que dicen podrían representar un peligro. por eso piden que planifique su ruta con anti

la oposiciÓn venezolana pidiÓ este fin de semanaque se revoque la sentencia del tribunal que confirmÓdo sin derecho a la defensa. >> exigimos que cumpla el acuerdo en toda su extensiÓn. ese acuerdo es integralmente diseÑado para tener un proceso electoral. libre. felix: el fallo del tribunal supremo de justicia de venezuela del viernes 26 de enero significa que machado no puede inscribir su candidatura para las elecciones presidenciales prevista para el segundo semestre 2024. pasamos a mÉxico que luego de 20 meses de que fueron suspendidas las corridas de toros en la plaza mÉxicohoy se reanudaron por todo lo alto entre protesta de grupos defensores de los derechos de los animales y el entusiasmo de los que todavÍa defienden la tradiciÓn taurina. sandra estuvo en el reinicio de la temporada y nos tiene detalles de esta polÉmica. sandra: mientras unos celebraban el reinicio de las corridas de toro en la plaza mÉxico, otros mostraban su rechazo. despuÉs de mÁs de un aÑo y medio de estar suspendidas hoy la tauromaquia regresÓ el principal recinto taurino del paÍs por decisiÓn de la suprem

un tribunal federal bloqueÓ la entrada en vigor de una nueva ley que prohibirÍallegar armas ocultas.a de la constituciÓn. un encuesta revelÓ que la mayorÍa de los estadounidenses tienen expectativas pesimistassobre finanzas en el 2024 y desde los Ángeles nos tiene resultados del estudio en las razones para esta falta de optimismo a pesar de buenos nÚmeros de la macroeconomÍa del paÍs. >> el 24 va a ser una catÁstrofe. >> cuando se habla de dinero el aÑo nuevo no pinta muy bien para muchos. >> esto dos meses de atrÁs del aÑo pasado estuvo un poco duro. >> de acuerdo con una encuesta de servicios 2/3 de los estadounidenses no esperan que sus finanzas mejoren en el 2024 >> ahorita el gas estÁ muy claro, la renta. >> en la mayorÍa el motivo principal de esta falta de optimismo es la inflaciÓn. >> tenemos una inflaciÓn fuerte, si bien el aÑo antepasado llegÓ al 9. 1%, ahora lo tenemos en 3,1%, sin embargo, los precios afuera se sienten igual. >> casi nueve de cada 10 tienen un objetivo financiero para el 2024 de pagar deudas que es uno de los mÁs comunes. trate de identificar cuÁnto es lo

. >> a social worker wrongfully suspended for saying sex is real wins her tribunal . wins her tribunal. >> elon musk bans the word cis , >> elon musk bans the word cis, and parents in scotland could face up to seven years in prison if they don't affirm the gender identity of their children. this is free speech nation . welcome is free speech nation. welcome to free speech nation with me. andrew doyle. this is the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics, and we're going to have the latest from those lovable culture warriors. we're to culture warriors. we're going to stay date with what stay up to date with what they're trying to cancel. you they're trying to cancel. so you don't bother coming up they're trying to cancel. so you d0|the bother coming up they're trying to cancel. so you d0|the show bother coming up they're trying to cancel. so you d0|the show tonight.coming up they're trying to cancel. so you d0|the show tonight. we'reg up they're trying to cancel. so you d0|the show tonight. we're going on the show tonight. we're going to be speaking to author t

el tribunal dijo que esa ley amenazaba con causar un daÑo grave sin precedentes a israel como un paÍsroca roja egipcia. despuÉs se ampliarÁ para albergar a cientos de personas en el sur de gaza. el papÁ francisco dijo hoy estar preocupado por la situaciÓn polÍtica en nicaragua, despuÉs que la semana pasada la policÍa arrestÓ a varios obispos y sacerdotes. el gobierno de daniel ortega ha apresado a la mayorÍa de sus opresores. el papÁ francisco pidiÓ que se busque el camino del diÁlogo. pasamos ahora a noticia de salud. un equipo de cientÍficos de dos universidades logrÓ descubrir una molÉcula que funciona como un martillo neumÁtico. sus fuertes vibraciones acuden y matan las cÉlulas cancerÍgenas en el cuerpo humano. su terapia estÁ aÚn bajo investigaciÓn y es liderada por un cientÍfico mexicano. guillermo: la nueva terapia que destruye las cÉlulas cancerÍgenas fue descubierta por un grupo de cientÍficos de la universidad de texas al mando de este joven doctor en quÍmica originario de mÉxico. tras llegar a los estados unidos dedicÓ su vida a la investigaciÓn y despuÉs de aÑos de estudi

me encuentro en el palacio de justicia de la ciudad en el norte de repÚblica dominicana, y en el tribunaldentro se cuenta el pelotero dominicano, franco, para infestar una investigaciÓn que abarca las acusaciones sobre abuso sexual de una menor, explotaciÓn sexual, prostituciÓn infantil en 2002. franco habrÍa sostenido relaciones sexuales por cuatro meses con una adolescente que en ese entonces tenÍa 14 aÑos de edad con el consentimiento de la madre. el caso se destapÓ a raÍz de que la menor acudiÓ un medio de comunicaciÓn para que hiciera pÚblica la relaciÓn con franco, porque estaba cansada de la situaciÓn, porque su madre le estaba cobrando dinero a franco para pedir que borraron las informaciones, pero ya era demasiado tarde porque el ministerio pÚblico estaba apoderado de una denuncia supuestamente anÓnima. en estos momentos, el ministerio pÚblico estÁ pidiendo contra franco arresto domiciliario, el pago de una fianza por el equivalente de $86,000, ademÁs de impedimento de salir del paÍs y tambiÉn presentaciÓn periÓdica ante un tribunal. contra la madre de la niÑa, dentro del expedie

this has not happened in the verkhovna rada for a long time, blocking the tribune, a shame and such a question, mariana bezugla and ruslan stefanchuk nevertheless, he did everything so that marijana bezugla would not be... was removed from the position of deputy head of the parliamentary committee , bezugla wrote on her facebook: for the truth they were burned at the stake. mr. viktor, how do you assess this... the whole story, because this, well, this is a kind of prologue to tomorrow's big discussion, because tomorrow will probably be even more heated regarding the law on mobilization, well, yes, maryana did not tell, for which the truth is ready to go to death, it is ready to be burned, for the truth they were burned, and that confirmation is christian that when something happens one day as a tragedy, then as a comedy. her words can be interpreted as such, and you know, when i am here for the second time, i heard from you today, and the second time she smiled at me, yes, smiled, because it is considered, well, i think that it cannot be interpreted differently, but what is telling,

pero este tribunal este domingo, el tribunal de apelaciones suspendió temporalmente el fallo.sta noche se vuelve a jugar el powerball y podría haber nuevo multimillonario. el juego está en 810 millones de dólares. lupita baltazar se encuentra en una licorería en sacramento. es muy reconocida porque ha vendido boletos ganadores. lupita >> a mis espaldas está la licorería y con 2 $ usted puede comprar su boleto y quizás ser el siguiente millonario y comenzar este año con el pie derecho. este es el lugar reconocido por vender algunos boletos ganadores. y aunque nunca el premio mayor, algunos creen que hoy podría ser su noche. este premio mayor es el 5o más grande en la historia del powerball, un residente que prefirió permanecer en el anonimato desde temprano vino a comprar su boleto y dice que ya ha ganado antes unos cuantos dólares. >> vivo en área y y mucha gente gana el perdiste porque venden mucho, pero la suerte la tiene que tener 1. >> la suerte así es y ya tiene su boleto en mano, verdad? residentes también me cuentan qué harían si se ganaran la lotería, sea que mi famili

it is definitely international and international-legal, that is, we must demand the creation of a tribunalan be no doubt, and we must create the maximum toxicity of the russian federation at the international level, for this we need constantly provide evidence, constantly just as they convene the radbesa, so constantly. but it is necessary to expose their crimes in order not to give them opportunities there, you know, to sow discussions on this matter, it is their skills that are so very strong, but to try to create an international tribunal after all, if russia withdraws from all agreements where international law can work, it publicly declares this, there it refuses to comply with the decisions of the international of the criminal court, how to be then, because at the moment the situation looks like that the options are unknown. the truth is still very, very little, but everything is true, you say that before the courts, that means the international criminal court in gaza, which uses the rome statute, russia does not at all signed it, and it is certain that this jurisdiction, the un cour

he also demanded to oblige the occupiers to implement the decisions of the hague tribunal. the minister of foreign affairs of the palestinian authority welcomed the interim measures of the hague international court of justice and said: the judges of this court voted in favor of humanity and international law . in front of the prime minister of the zionist regime cabinet ministers have asked not to comment on the decision of the international court of justice. do at the same time, netanyahu said: the court's willingness to discuss genocide claims against israel is a disgrace that will not be erased from generation to generation. the minister of national security of the zionist regime also accused the international court of justice of anti-semitism and claimed that its decision proves that it does not seek justice. palestine information center. reported the martyrdom of another baby in the gaza strip due to hunger. according to unicef , more than 20,000 babies have been born since the beginning of the zionist regime's attack on gaza many of their lives are threatened due to a

raÚl: el tribunal supremo se niega a bloquear el gas nitrÓgeno que tendrÁ lugar prÓximas horas en a bahamasidera el mÉtodo como una tortura. satcha: todos los ojos miran a carolina del sur. nikki haley tendrÍa una prueba de fuego por la nominaciÓn republicana ahora que inmigraciÓn emerge como tema clave para el enfrentamiento entre donald trump y joe biden. raÚl: es oficial. el chicharito regresa a casa luego de 14 aÑos jugando para estados unidos y europa. el mÁximo goleador de la selecciÓn mexicana vuelve a las chivas de guadalajara. tenemos las reacciones en vivo desde mÉxico. satcha: belinda se hace ahora llamar belinda. lanza nueva canciÓn. raÚl: atenciÓn! estamos en vivo desde repÚblica dominicana. hoy se podrÍa decidir el destino de tekashi 6ix9ine. satcha: esta maÑana tenemos un programa de lujo. nos visita en vivo natti natasha. raÚl: marÍa antonieta collins trae lo Último en tecnologÍa para lucir mÁs joven sin pasar por el bisturÍ. satcha: si quiere decorar tu casa en este nuevo aÑo te decimos cÓmo hacerlo sin gastar mucho dinero. raÚl: bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica". mejor que

sami abu zahari also demanded that the occupation forces implement the decisions of the hague tribunal. the minister of foreign affairs of the palestinian authority also welcomed the interim measures of the hague international court of justice and said: the judges of this court voted in favor of humanity and international law. on the other hand , the prime minister of the zionist regime has asked his cabinet ministers not to comment on the decision of the international court of justice. meanwhile, netanyahu said: the court's willingness to discuss genocide claims against israel is a disgrace that will not be erased from generation to generation. and: he accused and claimed whose decision proves that it does not seek justice. the palestine information center reported the martyrdom of a starving infant in the gaza strip. this baby, who was less than 6 months old , was martyred in the north of the gaza strip. the area where the zionist regime continues to prevent humanitarian aid from entering on the 111th day of attacks. the palestinian ministry of health has announced that about 600,000

faisal also demanded the asian states help take the israely genocide case to international tribunals. the palestinian national council said the regime's crimes against humanity needs no investigation as israely officials rhetoric of nuking the gaza strip reflects their real nature. face all stress, israel has no legitimate place in the international parliamentary council as an occupying regime, calling for a universal bit to remove it from the council. representatives of the world health organization have shed light on the worsening humanitarian crisis in gaza as this really war enters its fourth month. let's take a listen to their comments. uh, based on on on the the latest figures from the ministry of health, so we are currently talking about more than 23,00 fatalities of which 70% women and children, so that is actually one%, so you talked about one% of the population in gaza. we also talk about almost 59,000 uh people injured, which is close to two 2.7% of the total population, so then we're talking about 3.5% of a population very much affected, directly affected. the shrinking hu

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. >> esas fueron las palabras d donald trump y es obvio a todos en el tribunal. >> es una corte federaluando e. >> jean carroll, la periodista quien lo acuso en un juicio pasado de abusarla sexualmente en 1996 y ahora de difamarla, al negar constantemente los hechos, rindio testimonio. >> los animos se encendieron dentro de la sala. >> dijo que trump volco su vida cuando lo acuso en 2019 de fabricar acusaciones de agresion sexual, siendo el presidente de los estados unidos, una de las personas mas poderosas en la tierra, llamando a la mentirosa multiples veces. >> lo que dijo le habria costado ser el blanco de mensajes de odio y amenazas. >> visiblemente molesto, el exmandatario en una ocasion golpeo la mesa y en otro momento dio manotazos al aire, llamando al juez kaplan un tipo desagradable. >> el juez le advirtio que podria prohibirle la entrada a la sala del tribunal porque no se puede puede controlar, a lo que trump respondio, me en sus memorias publicadas en 2019, cuando el era presidente. >> es un juicio para determinar lo cantidad de dinero que donald trump tiene a tener que pag

territories. fives also demanded asian states help take the israely genocide case to international tribunals. deputy chairman of the palestinian national council said regime's crimes against humanity needs no investigation as israely officials rhetoric of nuking the gazo strip reflects the real nature. fizo stress is has no legitimate place in the international parliamentary council as an occupying regime. press tv has spoken to people in kuwait about the israel regime's ongoing genocide in gaza. the situation in palestine is disastrous in all forms. i stopped watching the news because i am traumatized by what i am. seeing, this is genocide, and i feel the international community is not doing anything. there should be more pressure on israel to stop this genocide of people. they are deleting and erasing gaza one block a time, destroying hospitals and centers. israel is committing a crime by killing children, women, and everyone there. what is happening is a disaster, and i hope there will be an arab or islamic unity against all this. i urge the international. community to do something immedi

agencies and tribunals that collect data from the world.most of them subpoena power at the itc it was set up to have that capacity, but it has chosen most of its existence not use it so chinese governmental bodies and bodies and global bodies, non-chinese non-u.s. and u.s. provide data to the itc willingly. why? because trust and have verified that their data is treated confidentially and limited the u.s. for which it is provided. so we can have systems we we've done this before we in the united states and other of the world can build tribunal rules that can handle and facilitate rules based trading systems. but as as both of you have pointed out, we have to be careful with the rhetoric so as not to call each time particular party of a particular identity wins or loses don't just call that a response to that. parties identity. sometimes it will be that would be a bad outcome and a bad use of a tool, but sometimes it's actually a good use of at all because a substance to the analysis that is verifiable by everybody. so i think it's key in tr

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visal also demanded asian states helped take israeli genocide case to international tribunals.il. representatives from the world health organization of shed light on worstiny humanitarian crisis in gaza as israeli war enters its fourth month. let's take a listen to their comments. based on on on the the latest figures from the ministry of health, so we are currently talking about more than 23, fatalities of which... 70% women and children, so that is actually one%, so you talked about 1% of the population in gaza. we also talk about almost 59 people injured, which is close to 2.7% of the total population, so then we're talking about 3.5% of the population very much affected, directly affected. the shrinking humanitarian space is evident. we we see evacuation order. in new areas every couple of days and that means that those those are areas that are unsafe where hostilities are actively underway, we request coordination, we coordinate with the parties to the conflict that we can move safely and those requests have consistently for the last few days been denied, the food situatio

i understand dynamic international tribunals, i believe the judge international tribunals, i believee made compromise for palestine together. the usjudge reads the decision and she agreed. it's very smart in some ways because it didn't say cease—fire, it puts the ball in israeli hands. now you have to come to us and tell us how you will stop killing people. how you will stop killing people. how you will stop serious harm. it's to give instructions, tell us how you do it. �* , , give instructions, tell us how you do it. �* , do it. but these measures are leaall do it. but these measures are legally binding _ do it. but these measures are legally binding but _ do it. but these measures are legally binding but not - do it. but these measures are - legally binding but not enforceable. what do you expect to happen? what what do you expect to happen? what ou sa is what do you expect to happen? what you say is what _ what do you expect to happen? twist you say is what journalist reese you say is whatjournalist reese heat for that that's why the court was very smart. the court would not say,

who has become the tribune of— billionaire who has become the tribune of white working—class americansrvived _ comments about ron desantis, he survived for at least a little bit. i survived for at least a little bit. i wouldn't — survived for at least a little bit. i wouldn't be as bullish on nikki haley. — i wouldn't be as bullish on nikki haley, the difficulties she is trying — haley, the difficulties she is trying run a conservative traditional republican and a party that is_ traditional republican and a party that is not— traditional republican and a party that is not the traditional republican party any more. it is a donald _ republican party any more. it is a donald trump political party that owes _ donald trump political party that owes a _ donald trump political party that owes a lot more than pat buchanan and george — owes a lot more than pat buchanan and george wallace than it does to ronald _ and george wallace than it does to ronald reagan.— and george wallace than it does to ronald reagan. they connect iowa's results, ronald reagan. they connect iowa's results. she — ronal

south africa hopes that with the decision of the hague tribunal in favor of the palestinians, it will be able to prevent the continuation of israeli air and ground attacks on the gaza strip and the killing of palestinians. i am very proud of the action that south africa has taken. south africa has done what the whole world wanted , which is the immediate implementation of a ceasefire in the judiciary. and handling the relative case of israel mosen, who is the vice-president of the supreme court of south africa, who is the senior representative of his country at the meeting of the hague tribunal, emphasized south africa. it recognizes the palestinian state and therefore believes that israel has committed genocide for decades. roland lamola, minister of justice of south africa, also said in the hague that there was no attack whatsoever . neither extreme can justify the violence that israel has inflicted on palestinian civilians on such a large scale. he added that israel's violence and aggression did not start on october 7th, but it has a history of 76 years. i think south africa's effo