less as fast as live now with carlo stories miguel professor of constitutional law at the university of santiago, the compass, stella. welcom. carlos, how difficult do you think it was to get around in saudi arabia to this point where they've revived their diplomatic relations and how significant is this for the region of the middle east? well, i guess it was really difficult. it cause the reason for treating that or it was a very deep and very acute recovery. so and actually both countries of war and both come 1st are involved in the proxy war. so it was actually very, i guess it was very difficult to, to, to achieve the agreement. moreover, i think the discipline will have to know, in part, note, just to or i'll be an issue. but all right, yes, because you conflict show you bring the sense between sony and i'm. busy of the branches of islam like sheer is very also to, to live on it please. so only by know, for instance, but also really and then also africa also. so very important, major development in international many look at this as emerging, multi polarity, considering it was china that he

and cannot tolerate it . israel is certainly trying to disrupt this professor of law at the university of santiago, the compass stella carlos, raised me guyana, which will have a significant impact on the region. both countries of war and both come 1st are involved in the bronx war. so it was actually very, i guess it was very difficult to to, to achieve these agreement plans. moreover, i think the discipline will awesome all into this or be an issue. but also all the re, yes, this is a success for, for china foreign policy. it's not all sure. we'll do you more for many in the worst some doubt from chinese emission. and now we suck, says chinese initiative becomes much more currently more. it was before thousands i've taken to the streets of tel aviv again and what's become the biggest protest in israeli history . anti government rallies have been taking place for more than 2 months now. demonstrators are outraged at the government's plan to reform the judicial system. r t middle east correspondent maria fin ocean reports from the thin. i am saying that the power is a concrete supreme more than ev

and cannot tolerate it. israel is certainly trying to disrupt this professor of law at the university of santiago, the compass, stella carlos reese. miguel, believe these agreements are a huge diplomatic success for china, which will have a significant impact on the region a dark war. and both counters are involved in the auction war. yeah. so it was actually, i guess it was very difficult to to, to achieve. i did this agreement. moreover, i think the discipline will have been no more not just a or r b and ensure, but also in order. yes, this is a change in the country with a student teacher is university professor assign a monday. they say the theory is really the way we are here because we are worried to our country, our democracy is in danger. and we just want to keep it that way. i think the ship is on the way and we don't want to become one of those countries have had a democracy in 3rd into dictatorship overnight. so exactly what happened in born in gary are anywhere in the 1st truck to, to be in the same place. but foster with it was born here. we like it to be the same. we don't want any

joining me live now is the spanish economist professor santiago carbo valverde, from the university of valencia. what is causing such a big fall in inflation in spain? lowering vat has helped bring down some of the prices of the food and agricultural prost products. we also have what is called a competition or factor. last march, inflation is computed year and year, last march 2022 we had a very big rise in inflation because of the impact of the war on the energy prices. a year later, energy prices are going down and the impact of the war is already mostly finished for the time being. there is also conversational practice in prices but it is going at a lower pace. prices but it is going at a lower ace. ., prices but it is going at a lower race. ., ., , prices but it is going at a lower ace. ., , ., ., pace. how does the situation in sain pace. how does the situation in spain compared _ pace. how does the situation in spain compared to _ pace. how does the situation in spain compared to other - pace. how does the situation in spain compared to other partsl pace. how does the situation i

earlier i spoke to spanish economist professor santiago carbo valverde, from the university of valenthiat of the war is mostly finished for the time being. so there is a confrontational pact. prices are still growing but at a lower pace. how does the situation in spain compared to other parts of the euro zone because in germany we have seen price rises slowing as well but it's still 7.8%, the rate of inflation. spain benefited from the fact, the spanish government was allowed to set energy prices caps and that has been very important. the reason to allow the government to do that from the european commission was the fact spain relies much less on gas. gas plays a very big role in spain and portugal so there was a lower cap on that. germany relies heavily not only in household but companies rely heavily on gas. that is why inflation is going down but it will take more time because they depend on gas which are still basically more expensive than a year ago. while student membership provides advantages for the country's exporters and big businesses many ordinary croatians are convinced it's

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