u. s. e. i will tell them was a lot in response to the belligerent escalation by saudi arabia and the u. s. e. and there are crimes against or blocked people. the missiles and thrown units of our armed forces carried out to successful large military operations. shopping at our armed forces, stress, its full preparedness to widen the scope of its operation in the coming period of time. and to meet escalations with further escalations, our armed forces renew, its warning to the foreign companies. investors within the u. e to leave as the u. e is declared an unsafe country and the target of our future operations, so long as its belligerents and siege against him and is not halted. he is chairman of the golf research center and he says the u a had been expecting a tax like this for months. us data, but it is. we're prepared for the with the criminal act been done by the c to a target civilian and send this ballistic massage. i think it was expected to couple of months because you did indicate that y

u. i. e 's launched airstrikes in yemen after intercepting ballistic missiles followed by who the rebels. it's the 2nd reason to attack targeting abu dhabi last week 3 people were killed in a hoodie drawn strike. i hope you spokesman is wanting of further attacks on the u . s. e. i will tell them was a lot in response to the belligerent escalation by saudi arabia and the u. s. e. and there are crimes against or blocked people. the missiles and thrown units of our armed forces carried out to successful large military operation. job in our armed forces, stress, its full preparedness, to widen the scope of its operation in the coming period of time and to meet escalations with further escalations, our armed forces renewed warning to the foreign companies. investors within the u. e to leave as the u. e. is declared an unsafe country and the target of our future operations, so long as it's belligerents and siege against him and is not halted. toby, on the soviet, is a principal analyst for middle eas

u. s. e. i go to them was a lot in response to the belligerent escalation by saudi arabia and the u. s. e. and there are crimes against or blocked people. the missiles and thrown units of our armed forces carried out to successful large military operation. shopping armed forces stress, its full preparedness to widen the scope of its operation in the coming periods of time and to meet escalations with further escalations, our armed forces renewed warning to the foreign companies. investors within the u. e to leave as the u. e is declared an unsafe country and the target of our future operations, so long as it's belligerence and seizure can see him and is not halted. form 11 prime ministers are hired. he says he suspending his role in political life and will not run in the upcoming parliamentary elections. how did he has his political party not to participate either going to hot or has more from pay route? he's been in politics since 2005 when his late father, former prime minister cutty was assassinated. sad. how did he has since been lebanon's leading muslim, some new politician. but

u. s. and the e u. i mean, is there a belief that the sanctions will have an impact at all when certainly it's too soon, but these are not the kind of sanctions that would paralyze any economy. they will, however, sting some members of the ortega, family, members of the high ranking members of the military of the communications department and of the electoral council who will no longer have to go to the united states will not be able to access bank accounts in the united states or in europe for example, i did speak to an opposition leader who was an exile in, in re gusty says that while it will not have a really strong political impact in terms of swaying president ortega to change the way he is governing. they will at least send a message to the nicaragua, people that the world is watching and that it cares. thank you so much. lucy newman reporting from chilling still had on al jazeera, the dutch government is sworn and after almost 10 months of coalition taught me more as elsa liter uncensored, she is f

u. s. e, and to hit the capital of the u e. the. i think that doing this for 2 reasons. first of all, a show of defiance to the saudis, enter their motives because is the thought of the campaign in 2015. the state, the goal was to undermine and defeat the health is far above the obama so hardihood, the internationally recognized president of the a man to come back and through of the country. the houses are saying that despite all those 7 years of massive campaigns against us, we are more powerful than before. not only that, we have managed to further upgrade our military klett k. well, it is to the point where we can launch derring attacks inside saudi arabia. and also, united arab emirates are spoke a while ago with one of the senior healthy officials were hammered up, the said am and he said, we will continue our attacks in both countries and till the saw dealers coalition put an end to the campaign in yemen. an end of the campaign needs negotiated settlement hash. hm. and i think that the international community often says that everybody has to sit down and talk but w

u. s. and pulling some of its r personnel out of ukraine, alexandra to the u. s. and the e, you have different risk assessment of the situation in ukraine. well, i think that's a what's also burrell indicated in his statement there to the foreign ministers. want to hear more from the u. s. secretary of state about the situation in ukraine in the u. s assessment there, and we also can assume that more countries will follow suit. and this with regards to a potential evacuation of their embassy stuff. we heard from the austrian foreign minister and shine beck who told us that his country has a contingency plans, but they are not thinking about implementing their immediately them immediately. and the german foreign minister and alina burbock also told us that the german government is assessing the situation on a regular basis because of the safety of the personnel is, of course, the, the absolute priority. however, she also added data for germany. it's important not to contribute to creating more uncertainty in ukraine that could for example, scare of a potential investors. so that is of course, something all the topics that the u. u foreign ministe

i r s ability to share data with other federal agencies. i see the f, b i, d, e, a, etc. this is essentially creating mandated u. s. government facial recognition database that will inevitably be abused by facial recognition. well, let's bring in justin robert young, host of the politics, politics, politics podcast. thanks for joining us. a good having a program today. just how valid all these privacy concerns about using a 3rd party facial recognition. because b r s at least the saying this is very secure, there's going to be no danger of any sort of data being leaked to share with other agencies. and what's the problem? well, well 1st let's understand what the problem was before that gets us to this situation . the iris has had a problem and it's been a very, very serious problem in terms of data theft of having hackers that have fairly minimal information about you being able to go and access back taxes. they needed a security overhaul. it was very, very, very much needed and this is their solution for it to use a vendor that has been used at the state level of for a bunch of different things that at its fir,

i r. s ability to share data with other federal agencies. i see the f, b i, d, e, a, etc. this is essentially creating mandated u. s. government facial recognition database that will inevitably be abused. band facial recognition. the host of the politics, politics, politics podcast. so that 5 times fast told us the iris has a worrying record when it comes to data protection. the iris has had a problem and it's been a very, very serious problem in terms of data that and it was way too easy to access somebody's back faxes that essentially gives away the golden goose in terms of somebody being able to impersonate you online. so the federal government has already done an extraordinarily poor job of securing our data, whether id me remains a top to your vendor for which maintains their relationships with both states and federal government. that is something that, again, we do need to make sure that we keep a vigilant eye on. but as for assurances, look, this is the internet. it is a dirty place and people can get pretty much whatever they want. if you are insecure and many of us are us, asian regulators have been force

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i from the russian representative about that meeting today and also criticism of the o. s. c e, which he said had essentially been taken over with the u. s. and me to really pushing their concerns that majority ideas over i. he also had some concerns about some of the infrastructure within the o. s. c, e. so i some criticism of that for much at which the chat, the recei it said earlier on thursday was a neutral space will discussion where these issues could be addressed. these issues of security and the tensions particularly over eastern europe could be addressed. he talked about as the issues at the moment and raised concern that what is happening in eastern europe at the moment could escalate at any moment. it seems that the risk of war and e o s e area is now greater than ever before in the last 30 years. for several weeks, we have been faced with the prospect of a major military escalation in eastern europe. well, the current polish chair of the o s. c e o. so said the issues at the moment really come from a very different interpretation over the regulations and old security in europe. i believe that on restore options ah, in the

so the statement in the state department report, b o s e said that is in totty on true. i mean was the u. s. calls for russia to pull back his troops on the ukrainian border. the 1st shipment of washington is $200000000.00 military aid package arrived in kia on saturday. i would note that the united states has delivered more security assistance to ukraine in the last year than any point in history. these deliveries are ongoing, including today there's more deliveries coming. we recently notified congress of our 10 to deliver and 17 helicopters or the other nato members, austonia lafayette. and the way you have place to send lethal weapons to strengthen ukraine's ability to defend itself in the event of a russian invasion. russia course denies all the allegations about finding any kind of military offensive. germany doesn't support sending weapons to ukraine, saying it would help defuse the crisis. but key of accused berlin of undermining the unity between nato allies and of encouraging putin's invasion. over germany, claims arms exports will only push tensions higher. the federal governm

u. s. talking to its native colleagues and it's e u colleagues, all the time now. well peter, i really don't think that there's very much subtlety going on here. i mean, the fact, even the 100000 troops when you're talking about a nation, the size of ukraine with for over 44000000 people. the idea that you could march an army through that and, and take it over in a hostile act is far fetched. right now what you see is perhaps the desire by washington to magnify an issue that it's created itself, that's at least moscow and beijing see it in order to kind of deal with domestic issues. so remember, there are people on fox news in the us who are openly, not fox news. i should say. the commentators on fox news are openly advocating and the u. s. should side with russia in order to attack china or these put more pressure on it. i know thank you very much on a tang and they're talking to us from beijing on juris has sworn in its 1st female president, c o mater castro, swept the national vote in november, promising to restore democratic institutions optimal than 12 years of single party

direct channel of communication on security with the e you separate from our security discussion channels with the u. s. and nato. could you, oh, well, i can't say and not because we don't want to have that some rural so you flee actually regret that. so in and a half years ago, the e, you destroyed google, all the mechanisms of including those mechanisms that serve to discuss the practical issues related to security in your book you discussed. and now that we have multiple calling, minimis tried to negotiate with the u. s. and nato, so listen and with nature, we have at least on paper, the russian nato council and the underlying document in place and all the while any channels of communication have been close to by our european colleagues. so this is a question that we should post to you just a brow and her met. are the members of the you are dealing with? she will, as for a possibility of a separate dialect with the you, independent from our dialogue with nato and the u. s. well, i guess we should ask nato and the u. s. whether they would allow the you to have an independent course in this regard. because we want to have an independe

u. s. secretary of state and e u foreign ministers are meeting via video link monday to discuss a unified response to russia. from were on the store, i am joined now by d. w. brussels bureau chief, alexandra phenomena, alexandro and the foreign minister is meet to day. they'll be joined virtually by secretary of state from the united states. anthony blanket. ukraine is expected, of course, to be front and center. what are you expecting to hear today throughout this meeting? well i think that you foreign ministers are very eager to hear from you as secretary of state blink. and what is his assessment of for he's meeting with his the russian counterpart in geneva last friday. whether he thinks that there is still a chance for a diplomatic solution to the crisis. and as you know, some within the block of feel quite site lions aligned in the current crisis with russia focusing on talks with the you as and to need to to discuss their security concerns. so member states wants to make sure that they know exactly what it's being discussed, that you know, there is nothing about europe without europe and a letter today we expect to the foreign

u. s. decides that the rest will find a way of following. i think that a e, that the, the biden administration has learned a lot from afghanistan, that you know, not planning for our contingencies and not consulting appropriately with allies. we've invested, had invested so much over 2 decades, was something that they don't want to repeat and that's part of the reason that they're really putting forth this robust effort and consultation of the white house itself, or least i think of 4 or 5 page list of the levels of consultation in nato with the you, with member states, with the always to say that this is a multi lateral crisis. this is not a bilateral crisis, and this is not a superpower crisis unit. this is russia, bowling, its neighbor. and i, you know, shaking the condiments of a multilateral system, talking to and thank you for explain that sir. clearly, tyson baka from the german council on foreign relations. thank you. we'll take a look at the most orders making headlines around the world. now. start in syria where the so called a slam. it stays as lo

i think on the other hand, the west we've seen, you know, the u. s. and the e you talking about sanctions, but it's also a little bit vague. we've seen, you know, different states talking about different options. and i think one of the goals from the russian side is also to show that, you know, we know what we want. whereas the west is divided and weak d, w 's, emily, sure, of uncovering these talks for us and moscow. thank you for that update. now to some other stories from around the world, the european parliament has chosen it's new. president roberto met sola, a lawmaker for malta. she will be succeeding, david, saucily, who died last week that sola was set to take over the position prior to subtly death. she is the 1st woman to hold the position in 20 years, and only the 3rd in history yet and who the rebels have claim responsibility for a drone strike and abu dhabi that killed 3 people and wounded 6 others, the united arab emirates as bowed reprisals for the attack which targeted an oil refinery. but who these are at war with a military backed coalition b

i it with as part of the u. s. mediated abram accords, israel the u. e, establish diplomatic relations in september 2021. almost overnight, commerce and tourism between the 2 countries flourished. $400000.00 israeli tourists have already visited the emirates freight to the 2 countries has multiplied by a factor of 12 within a year. is rated technology is boosting the u e. economy and even arms deals are in the pipeline is, integrates with and by lend on a lot of the, the synergies between the 2 countries are immense to that. and it will benefit from each other during the corona virus pandemic, when the and on. and they thought technology handle it set of built on mutual benefit. these ties are set to strengthen further. and the mid the israeli presidents state visit the united hour ever. it says it has intercepted a ballistic missile, fired by yemen, who the rebels. it's a 3rd strike of its kind. he's ready. president's office says his trip will continue as planned. now, no, that island is mocking. 50 years since the bloody sunday massacre. in 1972 british soldiers shot dead, 13 unarmed civilians during

u. s. and e u. s. has improved that and dead air washington wants to increase its military assistance to ukraine. and as you can see, there is a strong support for ukraine in this crisis. i some of a mom of they're joining us from geneva. thank you like summer now the 1st deliveries of aid a supplies have arrived in tom r days after it was hit by a volcanic eruption and it's an army in the south pacific water was among the supplies delivered after toxic ash from volcano contaminated local drinking water communication equipment was also flown in after the islands were virtually cut off from the outside world. more aid is expected to arrive by air and see in the coming days. we cannot talk to dr. mark jacobs. he is the director of pacific technical support with the world health organization and his leading w. i chose tama volcano response and joins us from fiji. marco 1st, a deliveries have arrived in tara, so presumably that means 8 workers on the ground have been able to make a 1st assessment of the situation. what can you tell us? well, the 1st thing to say is that the, the assessment. so of course being led by the tongue and gotten them and done that the you and staff

i. it is with us part of the u. s. mediated abram accords, israel the u. e, establish diplomatic relations in september 2021. almost overnight, commerce and tourism between the 2 countries flourished. $400000.00 israeli tourists have already visited the emirates freight through the 2 countries has multiplied by a factor of 12 within a year. israeli technology is boosting the u e. economy and even alms deals are in the pipeline. is in a gates within biden linden give either the, the synergies between the 2 countries are immense. so god and that isn't benefited from each other. during the corona virus pandemic, when dawned on me and like thought taking a little de 100, it said over, built on mutual benefit, these ties are set to strengthen further. let's get around of now some of the other stories making world news to day. sudanese security forces have shot and killed at 27 year old anti coo protester in the capital cartoon medic say, the man died from a chest room. his death brings the number of those kill demonstrating for civilian rule to 79. since the military took over an october, britain is preparing to

u. e it's, it's come to the u. s. borders to so believe i don't think it will lead to a quicker resolution, but i think it will move the waters a little bit. and i think we've seen that now. well, you know, the international you and special envoy us special envoy are visiting the region and they are talking. i think there is a lot of discussions going on between the leaders in the region. so i think it is, it is a, it is, it has matched the conflict a little bit more to the forefront of international politics because it's been neglected for, for many reasons. and that is wrong because we are seeing people being killed and suffering. and then next to us, and that is a huge new monetary crisis is being said and the world at large, you can order this conflict, letting them just, you know, get on with it. so i think this is going to at least bring this to the forefront and then there are some discussions, and i think the more attacks happens in the cities even if they don't succeed, the fear of, of those attacks. and of course, that would be ten

i had a message with as part of the u. s. mediated abram accords, israel the u. e, establish diplomatic relations in september 2020 almost overnight, commerce and tourism between the 2 countries flourished. $400000.00 israeli tourists have already visited the emirates freight. true, the 2 countries has multiplied by a factor of 12 within a year. is already, technology is boosting the u e. economy and even arms deals are in the pipeline. is in a gates hudson biden linden if gelati the synergies between the 2 countries are immense to that and it will benefit from each other during the corona virus pandemic. when the undone men, lakeville and technology handle, it set of, built on mutual benefit, these ties are set to strengthen further. well, let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. north korea has confirmed it tested a ballistic missile on sunday. it's 7th launch. so fathers, here, information from japan and south korea suggest is the most powerful missile test by the north. since 2017 soul is wanting, that young young could soon re

u. s. territory of guam within striking distance. ah, i there, i'm kim. fidel. this is alger. they're alive from doha, also coming up, attack and counter attack. the u. e responds off to who the rebels launch, another missile threatened and operation deep inside its territory. celebration victory socialists when an outright parliamentary majority.

u. s. and mosque has worked to foster a close relationship. earlier i spoke with allison steward allen, she c e o of the consulting firm, international marketing partners. i asked about mosques, decision to open, and she and john and how risky was, here's what she said. it is risky. and so this is a person that is famous for taking big risks. the question is, is he flaring the law? ah, now technically no, because he could argue that he's not importing ah, components that will make their way back to the united states, which would then violate u. s. law. what he is doing, however, is retailing in china or so he will claim and therefore there's nothing wrong with retailing in the zip. jang profits. however, there is a problem if you using the components. the question really for corporate leaders is about trust and does what he's doing by opening his 200 and 11th show room in china. in this particular province, does this compromise people's trust in the tesla brand. at the same time, even the slightest connection to sheen young right now for many companies is considered toxic, at least on the weste

what else can the outside world i e, the u. s. and the e u countries and even perhaps ukraine do. if the key question today despite was gone and geneva is still and should be still, will russia invade ukraine? mean, let's talk about more financial sanctions that relies on, in effect, trying to cripple the russian economy or take a dent it out to the russian economy using the swift system on this channel. we were having a conversation yesterday, not you and i, but on this channel, we had a conversation yesterday where one of our contributors was saying, look, going off to the swift system is all well and good. but the russians operate a similar system that's worth 20 percent of the swift system anyway, so they are insulated, they are safe behind their own financial system. so going off to them with sanctions would achieve virtually 0. and if you offset that against the reality of mr. put in the kremlin, by the time he might leave the kremlin in 2036, he will have be that been president or prime minister for 37 years. you can sanction literally all financially mr. puts in all you wa

i b as part of the u. s. mediated abram accords. israel the u. e, establish diplomatic relations in september 2020 almost overnight, commerce and tourism between the 2 countries flourished. $400000.00 israeli tourists have already visited the emirates freight to the 2 countries has multiplied by a factor of 12 within a year. is ready. technology is boosting the u e. economy and even arms deals are in the pipeline. is in a need to combine lend on july the day. the synergies between the 2 countries are immense forgotten, and it will benefit from each other during the corona virus pandemic, when the and on. and they thought technology handle it set of built on mutual benefit. these ties are set to strengthen further. in the united states, tens of thousands of households on the east coast are still without electricity. after a winter storm with several states snowed in resident started digging out from the blizzard snow for as crews work to install par. and clear roads. a sunny sky over the u. s. east coast. only a day after it was hit by a powerful wi

i b as part of the u. s. mediated abram accords, israel the u. e, establish diplomatic relations in september 2021. almost overnight, commerce and tourism between the 2 countries flourished. $400000.00 israeli tourists have already visited the emirates freight between the 2 countries has multiplied by a factor of 12 within a year. is rated technology is boosting the u e. economy and even arms deals are in the pipeline is in a 1000 biden. lend on july the day. the synergies between the 2 countries are immense, forgotten, and there isn't benefitted from each other. during the corona virus pandemic when the undone men, lakeville, and technology 100, it said home build on mutual benefit. these ties are set to strengthen further northern europe is recovering from a powerful winter storm. high winds, heavy rains and snow left at least 4 people dead across the continent. in germany, the storm left its mark from the mountains all the way to coastal regions. the storm system known as nadia in germany hit the north sea coast with spectacular force wind gusts of more than a 100 kilometers an hour combined wit

i b as part of the u. s. mediated abram accords. israel the u. e, establish diplomatic relations in september 2020 almost overnight, commerce and tourism between the 2 countries flourished. 400000 israeli tourists have already visited the emirates rate to the 2 countries has multiplied by a factor of 12 within a year is rated technology is boosting the u e. economy and even arms deals are in the pipeline. is in a get a combined lend on july the day. the synergies between the 2 countries are immense forgotten, and it will benefit from each other during the corona virus pandemic when the and on. and they thought technology handle it set of built on mutual benefit. these ties are set to strengthen further. blue. a motion breaking news coming in a manhunt is underway in southwest germany after 2 police officers were killed. you the city of kansas. lawton, the 2 officers aged $24.29 at stopped a vehicle. when shots were fired, the suspect then fled the scene when we'll have more on this developing story in upcoming buttons. northern ireland is the marki

u. s. territory of guam within striking distance. ah, i there, i'm kim. fidel boost is algae. they're alive from dover, also coming up, attack and counter attack. the u. e. responds off to who the rebels launch, another missile threatened and operation deep inside its territory. celebration victory socialists when an outright parliamentary majority in portugal snap elections and the lost tribes of southern chile descended seat recognition for forgotten people. ah, north korea has released both as proof that it conducted its most powerful miss alt here since 2017. it's the latest in a flowery of missile testing activity, making it the 7th and january record for a single month. it's got the u. s. concert, which called the launch part of a series of escalating provocations. while the while song 12 missile is a nuclear capable weapon and according to south korea and japan, sundays test travel around 800 kilometers, are put sole and parts of china and japan in striking distance. but its maximum range is much further than the mass have 4 and a half 1000 kilometers. that's enough to reach the u. s. territory of guam open to having diplomatic discussions with o

i think we need to make sure to show the international responsibility and international act that should take place immediately because this is not the only to to the u. s. e. it's is a threat to the region of security and stability. when you threaten the gulf, anyone you threaten the maritime issues and the major supplier, i think should be an international what is or not. so this is why we need to have a good international act together. not only showing a motor, solidarity, and motor collaboration with you eat and i'm sure you eat the rest of the going to move toward that investment. and then of course, there will always look for the oven. they would always look for the same destination. but i think we all remember that we have gone through some sort of disturbing in the gulf and the past, and soon after we overcome that, we should see what happens any in the coming out. so the moment ability. second, thanks for joining us, maria. thank you. not to begin a fence or other top story one attempted to is underway report from the capital. we're going to do say that the president has been detained. the military base and soldiers have taken control of the main

e. m. f has sharp the i m f, excuse me, has sharply cut it's forecast for the world's 2 largest economies, b u. s. in china. also warning that developing economies are facing the biggest economic risks. the world phases many economic challenges as the pandemic end as its 3rd year, the international monetary fund has revised 2020 to economic growth forecast to 4.4 percent, how the percentage point lower than it previously forecast. last october, supply disruptions are expected to weigh on economic activity and contribute to high inflation due to travel and mobility restrictions. amid the rapid spread of the only con variant, that only adds to concerns about rising prices. we're seeing inflation come up strongly in many countries. if for instance, that leads to much more tight and monetary policy in the u. s. than that's being expected than that could tighten global financial conditions in china. if there are more locked downs because of the 0 cov it strategy than that could lead to mo, global supply chain disruptions. so these are some of the risks that we're concerned about. while corona virus re

called color revolutions. hours before danielle ortega begins this 4th term as nick had, i was president, the u. s. and e. you hit 2 of his children with fractions, and uganda schools reopen up her cove. it shut down lasting almost 2 years. but it's feared that many students will never return at. i'm p to 17, doha with your sport. now that chunk of it is out of immigration detention off to a federal court in australia overtones. he's visa, cancellation, and of the african top of nations. one of the tournament favorite senegal opened their account with a very late victory. ah, us and russian diplomats have wrapped up the 1st meetings in a week of diplomacy aimed the da scully's intention of ukraine. the talks were organized after russia sent tens of thousands of troops to it's border with ukraine raising fears about a possible invasion. but russia says there was no progress on it's the man that nato rule out, membership for ukraine, jona holl reports. it is an achievement of sorts. the talks between russia and the united states in geneva didn't end in failure. they were never likely to be a major success.

u. s. and e, you have all cold for a peaceful solution. has expands position as a key transit country for goods and source of raw materials makes it a g i political flash point dozens of people were reportedly showed when protesters attacked government buildings that countries health ministry said more than a 1000 people have been injured in the unrest, a sharp increase in fuel prices at the beginning of the year, sparked the protests. many people are disappointed and feel they're not benefiting from kazakhstan, sector, nomic success. it's the most important transit country for goods between china, russia, and western europe. the world's knife largest country has massive reserves of natural resources. oil and natural gas or conflict stands most important natural resources. it's estimated oil reserves rank 11th in the world. it also has significant soft deposits and is the world's largest uranium producer. there's huge demand for kazakstan, it's rare earth deposits in the high tech sector natural resources of help the country's economy to prosper as through the collapse of the soviet union. but many people believe a small, powerful leet is benefit

then i would you to meet u. s. and e u. officials diplomats are asking them to uphold basic freedoms in return for humanitarian aid. a political crisis is brewing in honduras after rival politicians elected to competing precedence of congress. it's part of a disputes between party members of the president elect, seo, mara, castro. just days before her inauguration is alexi, o'brien ah, supporters of the liberty and re foundation policy celebrating in the honduran capital didn't cigar at the swearing in of their new president of congress, louise redondo, boulevard, euro from a finance? today, the deputies of the national congress of acted opportunity to protect an action that was intended to be consummated to day, to take control by the criminal structures that have governed this country. they intended to take control of this legislative power. moreover, that's becker's nearby arrival. congressional president was being concerned jorge to leaks oil. lamar earlier today, a majority of 80 out of a 128 members, elected a new

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