with growth growth in spain uses a lot of. so if you don't have growth then you also cannot pay back the money so the government has to strike a very fine balance here between the two things and it remains to be seen if these measure be sexually helpful or harmful ok our view i've been saying for a while now that the problem in spain is unemployment you are saying that spain's debt is lower their e.u. average where is the disconnect here you are saying that if you look at the numbers they're still sustainable but again as you mentioned markets are reacting to it differently is there something we're missing here. can you repeat your question is not going to do very well ok is there something we're missing because investors are definitely doubting spain's ability to pay back well you're saying that the biggest problem in spain is unemployment and not the debt so what are we yes dear. well let's say that the markets are not rational and they are driven usually by fear sometimes by greed. they just think they feel that is spain co

now spain is bracing itself for mass protests as its senate meets ahead of wednesday's vote on a hotly contested change to the constitution well it would cap of the budget deficit in a bid to fend off the debt crisis and golf in europe and you know say fixing a deficit limit means sacrificing social welfare for the sake of the markets and as our school reports with rising repossessions and unemployment many people are taking matters into their own hands. this was the last time i got him and had guests over at her house just a day after artie came to visit she along with her fourteen year old son was evicted from the subsidized flat she called home for five years. i was fifteen days late with a payment i paid five hundred twenty four year zero and they still want to victor me even though i paid everything and it was months ago since then marie carmen has spent most of her time fighting to keep her apartment she really calm and collected but the pressure of losing a roof over her head caused mary carmen to suffer a heart attack while there are these apartments should be distributed in su

southern europe braces for a surly anger as italy and spain try to push through more savage cuts all the arduous efforts to save greece appear to be on tangling. also turkey suspends all trade and military ties with israel as relations to a new low because israel won't apologize for killing nine activists of last year's gaza flotilla great and. also in business rather mere brutes and puts the finishing touches on the north through pipelines to start pumping gas through europe i'll have more on that in business in twenty minutes. it's five pm here in the russian capital you're watching our t.v. now to our top story the syrian regime is accused of having more blood on its hands with government troops allegedly firing at demonstrators in the besieged city of homs about the head of the arab league chief's visit to damascus with a peace plan to try and solve the syrian standoff over the e.u. sanctions are the solution but he's done a bushel explains their slow introduction could backfire. william hague britain's foreign secretary says horrific scenes of brutality of falseness will burn in

southern europe braces for a steady anger at italy and spain try to push through more south of cuts all the arduous efforts to save greece appear to be on tackling. also turkey suspends all trade and military ties with israel as relations into a new low because the israel won't apologize for killing time absolutist last year's gaza flotilla raid. at four pm in the russian capital you're watching r.t. now to our top story the syrian regime is accused of having more blood on its hands the government troops allegedly firing at demonstrators in the besieged city of homs where that's the head of the arab league chief's visit to damascus with a peace plan to try and solve the syrian standoff for the e.u. sanctions are the solution but its start is dialogue which will explain their slow introduction back. william hague britain's foreign secretary says horrific scenes of brutality of. syria but bizarrely sanctions were in store for over. a week you can even europeans or the french complete their supply contracts which. oil fields developed boy energy joints like french to toll being torched. bu

and all the way where in spain to meet those being picked out for struggling to survive activists of volunteers band together to fend off a court order to veterans of people suffering the consequences of spain's desperate debt crisis. and the danish royal family business russia for the first time in thirty six years a rich cultural program saw the car set an unprecedented lineup of business brokers to seal deals. now in libya rebels are detaining or engineers and cooks from former soviet countries suspected of being pro get off the sniper's well to russians were later released along with a ukrainian couple after they managed to contact the russian embassy but more than a dozen ukrainians are still being held but if it isn't tripoli. well as far as we know thirty two people including two owners of the russian prospers and also believe russian and ukrainian citizens apparently working for the russian libin company here in tripoli engineers and kooks men and women have been arrested here in tripoli shortly after the rebels took the. capital and have been put into one of the rebels train

in spain, demonstrators took to the streets for a second day running. many are worried about steep cutbacks in social benefits. despite protests, parliament passed a controversial constitutional reform, setting a limit on future deficits. the italian senate passed a new austerity package aimed at reducing the country's deficit by more than 54 billion euros over three years. the emergency measures are the top story in italy. hikes in sales tax and an extra levy on those with large incomes. the plan has been revised constantly and the government has lost credibility. greece can only attract investors to 10-year bonds by offering 18% interest, a record rate for an eu member. one reason is many austerity measures have not been fully implemented. athens has sold only a fraction of its holding in state enterprises, promise to bring in 50 billion euros. ireland is being kept alive by an 85 billion your rope belt -- euro bailout. growth projections are being revised downward. the imf is calling on the irish government to sell state-owned assets to reduce poland

southern europe braces for a sturdy agger as italy and spain try to push through more savage cuts all the arduous efforts to save greece appear to be on tackling. plus and business rather here boots and puts the finishing touches on the north to pipeline to start pumping gas to europe i'll have more on that in business in twenty minutes . it's six pm here in the russian capital and you're watching r.t. now to our top story the syrian regime is accused of having more blood of its has the government troops allegedly firing at demonstrators in the besieged city of homs about the head of the arab league chief's a visit to damascus with a peace plan to try and solve the syrian standoff over the e.u. however friends are the solution is daniel bushell explains their slow introduction could backfire. william hague britain's foreign secretary says horrific scenes of brutality of. syria but bizarrely sanctions were in storage for over a month. maybe. even europeans or the french complete their supply line checks which. and oil fields developed boy e.u. energy giants like french to toll on being

southern europe braces for austerity as italy and spain try to push through. greece. trade and military ties with israel relations. because israel apologize for activists in gaza but. next a special report on how the world's oceans are becoming a dump for plastic waste. shocking to me of all the samples we've taken whether they be at the surface.

spain also give approval to reforms that would cap the budget deficit. we will look of how the most fragile eurozone economies are in spain, demonstrators took to the streets for a second day running. many are worried about steep cutbacks in social benefits. despite protests, parliament passed a controversial constitutional reform, setting a limit on future deficits. the italian senate passed a new austerity package aimed at reducing the country's deficit by more than 54 billion euros over three years. the emergency measures are the top story in italy. hikes in sales tax and an extra levy on those with large incomes. the plan has been revised constantly and the government has lost credibility. greece can only attract investors to 10-year bonds by offering 18% interest, a record rate for an eu member. one reason is many austerity measures have not been fully implemented. athens has sold only a fraction of its holding in state enterprises, promise to bring in 50 billion euros. ireland is being kept alive by an 85 billion your rope belt -- euro bailout. gro

and all the way where in spain to meet those being kicked out for a struggle to survive for seven years band together to form the off court order of the actions people suffering the consequences of. that crisis. for some reason we have nothing to do with that we came here to earn money peacefully to this people say that they've been provided with food and water but some of them have been severely beaten and tortured by the rebels the russian embassy has actually managed to release two owners of the russian passports and ukrainian couple but around twenty other ukrainians as to been held by the rebels here in tripoli the scope of the ukrainian embassy refused to take them they said they don't have running water they said that they don't have proper accommodation. they would be better to stay and give c.b.c. . while the latest what we are hearing from bani walid southeast of the capital chiefly where they fight it off his last name stronghold has been continuing in the last few days is that the rival forces have reportedly reached a deal with the kid off his loyalists on the ground to and

and all the way were in spain to meet those being picked out for struggling to survive activists and volunteers back together to found off court order to visions of people suffering the consequences of spain's desperate debt crisis. and why ukraine will be out in the cold as a new undersea gaspipe means it will lose its status as the one stop shop for shipping russian fuel to europe. now in libya rebels are detaining oil engineers and cooks from former soviet countries suspected them of being pro get off the snipers all too russians were later released along with a ukrainian couple after they managed to contact the russian embassy but more than a dozen ukrainians are still being held now r.t. what if it is a tripoli with more. well as far as we know thirty two people including two owners of the russian passport and also better russian and ukrainian citizens apparently working for the russian libyan all company here in tripoli engineers and coupes men and women have been arrested here in tripoli shortly after the rebels took the libyan capital and have been put into one of the rebels'

and did things a little better across in spain which also faces protests after its parliament bowed to you pressure voted to amend the constitution to limit national debt the senate voting today but unions and rights groups vowed to fight it saying the debt cat would decimate the welfare system and hurt the most vulnerable. to reports next the country's predicaments leading some to take matters into their own hand. this was the last time i got him and had guests over at her house just a day after artie came to visit she along with her fourteen year old son was evicted from the subsidized flat she called home for five years. i was fifteen days late with a payment i paid five hundred twenty four year zero and they still want to affect me even though i paid everything and it was months ago since then marie carmen has spent most of her time fighting to keep her apartment calm and collected but the pressure of losing a roof over her head caused mary carmen to suffer a heart attack call that these apartments should be distributed in such a way that people can afford to pay for them but a lot

believes it's those very markets that are responsible for spain's current predicament. the markets are not rational and they are driven usually by fear sometimes by greed and they just think they feel that the spain could be like greece or like ireland or like portugal because. country within the euro so so they tend to lump together countries that are very different but they resemble each other because they are part of that very free and i think that that's the real recently sets a psychological perception and then again it's true that the growth in spain konami growth is not very good so that in the long will be a problem for there we don't have a problem now but we may have it in the future that is true in libya rebels are detaining oil workers from former soviet countries suspecting them of being broken off the snipers to russians were later released along with a ukrainian couple after they managed to contact the russian embassy but more than a dozen ukrainians are still being held artie's marouf notion of brings us all the details from tripoli. well as far as we kn

in many carmen's case is not unique in spain the country's an employment rate of over twenty percent means many people are simply unable to make their next mortgage payments in the past two years more than three hundred thousand people have been evicted from their homes as a result of spain's financial crisis this is where members of the fifteen m. movement come in. according to the international human rights convention every person has a right to decent housing if addiction is inevitable they have to make sure these people are not going to go homeless you just can't keep them out on the street that they're going to zeeshan is known as the indignados or the outraged they staged protests by homes of those who are being evicted hoping to prevent court plaintiff . and the police for mentoring sometimes they succeed like with this woman who kept your house because fifteen interfered with the the action process. these are subsidized housing people who are in tough situations financially so i can't understand how they can evict people who can't afford to buy their own homes. so far fifteen

things are a little better across in spain with protesters flooding the capital after its parliament bowed to you pressure and voted to amend the constitution to limit national debt the senate is voting on wednesday but unions and rights groups and vowed to fight it saying that the debt cap would it decimate the welfare system and hurt the most vulnerable as artie's political report to the country's predicament is leading some to take matters into their own hands. this was the last time i got a man had guests over at her house just a day after our visit she along with your fourteen year old son was evicted from the subsidized flat she called home for five years gave me the day that i was fifteen days late with a payment i paid five hundred twenty four year old and they still want to vex me even though i paid everything and it was months ago since then marie carmen has spent most of her time fighting. to keep her apartment she really calm and collected but the pressure of losing a roof over her head caused mary carmen to suffer a heart attack call that these apartments should be distr

southern europe braces for austerity anger as italy and spain try to push through more savage cuts while the arduous efforts to save greece appear to be understandably. also banking on sanctions that use oil embargo on syria could backfire its energy firms cash in on pumping for another two months their full fueling the very regime it's condemning. plus any business plan your fruits and puts the finishing touches on the north to cry point to start pumping gas to europe i'll have more of that in business in twenty minutes. this is r t welcome it's no ten pm tuesday evening here in moscow my name is kevin owen and first tens of thousands of angry italians have hit the streets nationwide to protest the harsh new austerity package being debated in rome a number of violent scuffles between demonstrators and police have already been reported underlining the political and social tensions in italy wrestles with this massive debts and as one of europe's biggest economies its troubles threatens to destabilize the whole eurozone and spur a new financial crisis the dropping of some key provisions su

also hundreds of thousands marched across italy and spain in protest of painful new austerity measures intended to pull southern europe out of its economic spiral. plus any business plan your proposal puts the person touches on the north through high points to start pumping gas to europe i have more not in business in twenty minutes. just joined us this is now eleven pm tuesday evening here in moscow with me kevin owen and the syrian regime is accused of having more blood on its hands with government troops allegedly firing at demonstrators in the perceived city of homs that's ahead of the arab league chief's visit to damascus with a peace plan to try and solve the syria standoff for the e.u. however sanctions are the solution but it's done a bushel reports for r.t. there so introduction could backfire. william hague britain's foreign secretary says horrific scenes of brutality of force will burn in syria but bizarrely sanctions won't start for over a month. but they will kick in only when europeans or firms can we do supply contracts which. and oil fields developed boy energy giants l

believes it's those very markets that are responsible for spain's current predicament the markets are not rational and they are driven usually by fear sometimes by greed and they just think they feel that the spain could be like greece or like ireland or like portugal because the fertile country within the euro so so they tend to lump together countries that are very different but they resemble each other because they are part of that periphery and i think that that's the real recently sets a psychological perception and then again it's true that the growth in spain economy growth is not very good so that in the long will be a problem for there but we don't have a debt problem now but we may have it in the future that is true. you watching our team from moscow a few minutes from now the fast fading friendship of turkey elections with israel six to a new low party here that could impact on palestinians hopes of getting u.n. recognition. that libyan rebels are detaining oil engineers and cooks from former soviet countries suspected he was being program daphne snipers to russians were la

meanwhile in italy in spain thousands of people have hit the streets to protest the government's fresh austerity measures italy's forty five billion euro package welcomed by the e.u. includes among other things new tax hikes and raising the retirement age for women in spain the rallies and the head of. vote by it said it out amending the constitution to limit national debt unions and rights groups say the debt cap would decimate the country's welfare system and hurt the most vulnerable writer and journalist miguel and so morocco believes it's the markets that should be responsible for spain's current predicament not the people the markets are not rational and they are driven usually by fear sometimes by greed. they just think they feel that the spain could be like greece or like ireland or like portugal because. contrary we've seen the euro so so they tend to lump together countries that are very different but they resemble each other because they are part of that very free and i think that's the that's the real recently sets a psychological perception and then again it's true that the

tourism accounts for 11% of spain's gdp and 11% of all jobs. right now tourism and spanish exports are among the few bright spots for the beleaguered spanish economy. spain's 21% unemployment rate is far higher than in northern europe and that has provided an opening for business, says the president of the coastal hotel association. >> translator: there's a better economic perspective in germany, how land, belgium, and england. >> reporter: in madrid the national tourism director says it also helps that the industry has built up loyalty for clients over the years. >> translator: the nearly 53 million international visitors to spain last year, 84% had been in spain before. 41% had previously been here ten times or more. >> reporter: at poolside, these friends from englarngsd here for the first time, say they're already thinking of returning. have you been awake mainly during the day or during the night? >> both. >> we sleep down here and then we go out. >> we roll in in the early hours in the morning, yeah, and then repeat the day over again. >>

they just think they feel that spain could be like greece or. portugal because it is a pretty fertile country within the euro so so they tend to lump together countries that are very different but they resemble each other because they are part of that very free and i think that that's the real recently is just a psychological perception and then again it's true that the growth in spain growth is not very good so that in the long will be a problem for there we don't have a problem now but we may have it in the future that is true you're watching r t from moscow in a few minutes from now the fast fading friendship as turkey's relations with israel to a new low party here is that it could impact palestinians hopes of getting u.n. recognition got story. next. in libya rebels are detaining oil engineers and cooks from former soviet countries suspect a move being programmed from snipers to russians were later released along with the ukrainian couple after they'd managed to contact the russian embassy but more than a dozen ukrainians are still being he

they just think they feel that the spain could be like greece or. portugal because. we've seen the euro so so they tend to lump together countries that are very different but they resemble each other because they are part of that very free and i think that's the that's three a recently sets a psychological perception and then again it's true that the growth in spain cannot meet growth not very good so that in the long will be a problem for that we don't have a problem now but we may have it in the future that is true with the financial turmoil gripping europe calls are growing for the worst hit economies to abandon the euro and return to their old national currencies but german economic analysts michelmore ross tells r t the only solution is if this is for the strong economies to leave the eurozone instead. there is another solution that the weak countries exit but a strong country has to exit if germany for example pulls out of the euro the whole problem would be solved means that we will have a stronger currency germany can live with it the others then will have a

they just think they feel that spain could be like greece or like ireland or like portugal because the fertile country within the euro so so they tend to lump together countries that are very different but they resemble each other because they are part of the periphery and i think that that's three recently sets a psychological perception and then again it's true that the growth in spain economic growth is not very good so that in the long term will be a problem for there we don't have a problem now but we may have it in the future that is true although the financial turmoil raging around europe calls are growing for the worst economies to abandon the euro and return to their old national currencies the german economic analyst michael ross tells r.t. the only solution to the crisis is if stronger economies leave the eurozone. there's no other solution that the weak countries exit the strong country has to exit if germany for it for example pulls out of the euro or all problem would be solved but it means that we will have a stronger currency germany its current leverage and the others

than many carmen's case is not unique in spain the country's an employment rate of over twenty percent means many people are simply unable to make their next mortgage payments in the past two years more than three hundred thousand people have been evicted from their homes as a result of spain's financial crisis this is where members of the fifteen m. movement come in. according to the international human rights convention every person has a right to decent housing if addiction is inevitable they have to make sure these people are not going to go homeless you just can't kick them out on the street that they're going to zeeshan is known as the indignados or the outraged they staged protests by homes of those who are being evicted hoping to prevent court plaintiffs and the police from entering sometimes they succeed like with this woman who kept her house because fifteen m. interfered with either action process. these are subsidized housing for people who are in tough situation financially so i can't understand how they can evict people who cannot afford to buy their own homes. so far fif

open defeat to put spain on the brink of the davis cup final he defeated rich gas k. in the angling singles match of the semifinal against france and could go and it was straight forward to you no doubt taking the first set six three the second to love in the last six one spain went to love up in the tie would take that as victory over israel samoa and victory in today's doubles would send them into the final. blow. you know. the best that we. did but. it's the. first one might be. the moment it doesn't look likely argentina will be the other finalist elite serbia to nail after their singles games u.s. open champion novak djokovic pulled out of the first match in his replacement big detroit city here boss david nalbandian in for say one martin del potro then began it's out of age to put argentina in a strong position. now look at what has been happening in the gulf in england's justin rose an american mark wilson shared the halfway lead at the b.m.w. championship in illinois wilson putted from the fringe here on the eleventh hole for his fourth in a row and ended his

anger at austerity spills into the streets of italy and spain with their governments preparing to take in belts even further to calm the markets and save the faltering hero. calls for independence from the u.k. grow louder in wales where nationalist sentiment is high. and third annual global policy forum kicks off here in europe today focused security and multiculturalism i'm nice now with more in just a moment. it's eight am in moscow i match president have you with us here on r.t. our top story the security chief of ousted libyan leader credal moammar gadhafi has fled the country and is now in neighboring neas air according to officials there coffee wasn't said to be part of the convoy that crossed the border tuesday robert enough aso has denied claims it was ready to provide asylum is comes as rebels now control most of libya but is our he's a no bush or a ports all signs suggest it's not over for the violence in libya as the real chaos may be yet to come muhammad who is one of africa's most experienced diplomats just but from the libyan capital he says needs who has turned it into

and the greek banks all fail, you could have people in italy and spain saying, oh, my god, we're going to be next, pull all their money out of the banks of italy and spain, and you could have a real economic collapse. >> stephen: kissinger once famously said, "if i want to call europe, who do i call?" who is europe right now. >> that is the whole problem. and unfortunately europe doesn't have anyone in charge. europe has a single currency but i doesn't have a single political leadership. >> stephen: germany's wanted to be in charge a couple of times. >> but now they don't feel that would be such a good idea, and the problem is the rest of the europeans are saying, especially the weak ones, like greece, like italy, like spain, you know what, germans, you're going to have to bail us out if you want this hoe to stay on the road. >> stephen: are they going to do it? >> at the end of the day i think the germans will. >> stephen: is it a problem that right now in germany it's oktoberfest time? are they going to wake up a month from now and say wait, we bailed out who? >> angela merkel doesn'

>> i think they are probably going to provide some funds to italy and spain. in retrunurn, they will definitely ask for some political favor. if you remember a couple of months ago, the chinese government provided some funds to spain. in return, the chinese government asked the spanish government to support their removal of arms sales ban in china. i am pretty sure that if china provides any kind of funds to italy and spain, and they will ask the same kind of condition. >> apart from lending to these debt-riddle economies, but china's want to invest. do you think that the americans and europeans will allow the chinese to invest their cash, which totals $3 trillion in foreign exchange currency reserves in their companies? >> i think there's no restriction for the chinese government to invest in any kind of assets. i think probably the chinese government will probably choose this moment to make some investment, but the point here is this -- this is a crisis. europe faces a serious crisis. and the chinese government will seize this opportunity to take advantage o

they just think they feel that the spain could be like greece or like ireland or like portugal because. contrary. so they tend to lump together countries that are very different but they resemble each other because they are part of that very free and i think that's the that's the real recently sets the psychological perception and then again it's true that the growth in spain konami growth not very good so that in the long will be a problem for that we don't have that problem now but we may have it in the future that is true. with the financial turmoil raging across europe calls are growing for the worst hit economies to abandon the euro and return to their old national currencies but german economic analysts michelmore osce tells our t. the only solution to the crisis is if the stronger economies leave the eurozone. there is another solution that the weak countries exit but a strong country has to exit if germany for it for example pulls out of the euro the whole problem would be solved means that we will have then as strong a currency germany can live with it the others then will hav

where i am france and spain and everybody knows that the next ones that go into crisis are spain france portugal and the u.k. but the german situation is actually worse and it's only maintained by the belief that it's rather more stable we're looking at something in which all the countries of europe are in debt which is an repayable if you take greece it's. its government debt as a percentage of g.d.p. was one hundred fifteen percent but as a result of the austerity measures it's gone up to between one hundred sixty and one hundred seventy percent and it's rising and on top of this none of the academics none of the politicians under things like understand things like the shift from labor production to capital production they don't understand that always putting money out at interest and not worrying ok so there i really i thank you see there you prayed and we got your pretty bleak about it and you are now do you in princeton why you think why are you writing the obituary for the for the euro. i think it's too soon to write the a bit you wary for the we have to look at what's happened ov

they just think they feel that the spain could be like greece or like portugal because. we've seen the euro so so they tend to lump together countries that are very different but they resemble each other because they are part of that very free and i think that's the that's the real recently sets a psychological perception and then again it's true that the growth in spain cannot meet growth not very good so that in the long will be a problem for that we don't have that problem now but we may have it in the future that is true with financial turmoil raging across europe calls are growing for the worst hit economies to abandon the euro and return to their old national currencies but german economic economic analyst michel broths tells r t that the only solution is for the strong economies to leave the euro zone. there is another solution that the weak countries exit but a strong country has to exit if germany for it for example pulls out of the euro the whole problem would be solved means that we will have then a stronger currency germany can live with it the others then wi

headlights anger at austerity plans spills onto the streets of italy and spain with their governments preparing to tighten belts even further to calm the markets and save the faltering euro meanwhile splitsville and you mark. it's by pegging it's for that used to be a monetary safe haven to the euro currency. a number of khadafi loyalists including his security chief flee libya for a neighboring me share with the whereabouts of the colonel himself still unknown this is concerns grow over what kind of regime could replace him. in the sun for russian city of jaroslava turns into a global think tank as the world policy forum gets started there multiculturalism and global security among the most pressing issues expected to be discussed at the meeting. up next we look at the controversial figure of rock comb a lot of former bosnian serb military leader on trial at the hague.

they just think they feel that spain could be like greece or. portugal because. country within the euro so so they tend to lump together countries that are very different but they resemble each other because they are part of the periphery and i think that's the history of recently sets a psychological perception and then again it's true that the growth in spain cannot be growth he's not very good so that in the long will be a problem for there we don't have a problem now but we may have it in the future that is true with the financial turmoil raging across europe calls are growing for the worst hit it hard news to abandon the euro and return to their old national currencies but german economic analyst michel broths tells r.t. the only solution if the crisis is if the strong economies leave the eurozone there's not a solution that the weak countries the strong country has to exit if germany for example pulls out of the euro or the whole problem what you thought of it means that we will have a stronger currency germany can live with it the others then will have a d

they just think they feel that spain could be like greece or like portugal because. country within the euro so so they tend to lump together countries that are very different but they resemble each other because they are part of the periphery and i think that's that's three a recently sets a psychological perception and then again it's true that the growth in spain economic growth he's not very good so that in the long will be a problem for there we don't have a problem now but we may have it in the future that is true. with financial turmoil raging across europe coals are growing for the worst hit economies to a bed in the euro and return to their ordinary person sees but german economic economic analyst michel bras tells our t. that the only solution is for the strong economies to leave the euro zone. there is no other solution that the weak countries exit but a strong country has to exit if germany for example pulls out of the euro or the whole problem would be thought of means that we will have a stronger currency in germany you can live with it the others then w

anger at austerity plan spills into the streets of italy and spain with their governments preparing to tighten belts even further to calm the markets and save the faltering europe. at least nine people killed fifty injured in a blast of the high court in new delhi india the women are just explosives were left in a suitcase near the building. the. calls for independence from the u.k. grow louder in wales where high nationalist sentiment is coupled with a desire to have control over its own economy. and the many so now at the third annual global policy forum here you're a small boy were today's focus is security and multiculturalism join me later in the program for more details. eleven am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story hundreds of thousands of people in italy have protested the government's fresh austerity measures announced tuesday in a bid to tackle the country's debt crisis the forty five billion euro package welcomed by the e.u. includes among other things new tax hikes and raising the retirement age for women a number of violent scuffles be

adding twenty two points spain reached that on the right off the beaten macedonia nineteen points to i was. getting an incredible thirty five points in that one. my world champion high jumper just missed out on a world record at last night's golden league meeting in brussels the russian continued to domination. the correlation model blank of last age and was in the league of clearing to meet his i am five centimeters even one close to the world record high of two meters and ten centimeters now on the track the limping champion the same boat how despite a victory in the men's hundred matey she had to fight to get level best to come out at the start but then the big man in white says the head tiffani for nine point seven six seconds the fastest time this season football was upstaged by fellow jamaican and training partner yohan blake he was running in the two and rate is among the second fastest time ever nineteen point two six seconds bolton still holds the record at nineteen point one nine one one hug at the end has the makings of a great jew. let's turn to the rugby world cup argent

they just think they feel that spain could be like greece or. portugal because. country we've seen the euro so so they tend to lump together countries that are very different but they resemble each other because they are part of the periphery and i think that's the that's three a recent is just a psychological perception and then again it's true that that's growth in spain konami growth he's not very good so that in the long will be a problem for that we don't have a problem now but we may have it in the future that is true with the financial turmoil gripping europe poles are growing from the worst hit economies to a bed in the euro and return to their old national currencies but germany economic analyst michelle marotta tells r t the only solution is if this is for the strong economies to leave the eurozone instead. there is no other solution that the weak countries but a strong country has to exit if germany for example pulls out of the year or so the whole problem would you solve it means that we will have a stronger currency germany can live with it the other

they just think they feel that the spain could be like greece or. portugal because the two separate fertile country within the euro so so they tend to lump together countries that are very different but they resemble each other because they are part of the periphery and i think that that's the real reason is just a psychological perception and then again it's true that the growth in spain economy growth is not very good so diet in the long term will be a problem for there we don't have a problem now but we may have it in the future that is true with the financial turmoil raging around europe the calls are growing for the worst hit economies to abandon the euro and return to their old national currencies but nobody cannot make analysts michael ross tells r.t. but the only solution to the crisis is a strong economies leave the euro zone. there is no other solution that the weak countries but a strong country has to accept if germany for example pulls out of doing your whole problem would be solved means that we will have a stronger currency you can li

anger out austerity plan spills into the streets of italy and spain with their governments preparing to tighten belts even further calm markets and save the problem europe. calls for independence from the u.k. grow louder it was wales where high nationalist sentiment is coupled with the desire to have control over its own destiny. also a number of gadhafi loyalists including his security she leaves each year with the whereabouts of the colonel himself still on the road this is concerns girl one i never could replace him. and i mean he's now at the third annual global policy forum here and we're today's focus in security and multiculturalism joined me later in the program from. nine am in moscow i match president good to have you with us here on r t our top story hundreds of thousands of people in italy have protested the government's fresh austerity measures announced on tuesday in a bid to tackle the country's debt crisis the forty five billion euro package welcomed by the e.u. includes among other things new tax hikes and raising the retirement age for women a number of violent scu

where i am france and spain and everybody knows that the next ones that go into crisis are spain france portugal and the u.k. but the german situation is actually worse and it's only maintained by the belief that it's rather more stable we're looking at something in which all the countries of europe are in debt which is unreliable if you take greece it's. its government debt is a percentage of g.d.p. was one hundred fifteen percent but it's result of the austerity measures it's gone up to between one hundred sixty and one hundred seventy percent and it's rising and on top of this none of the academics none of the politicians under things like understand things like the shift from labor production to capital production and they don't understand that always putting money out at interest and not worrying all the case larry i really you know i thank you seriously are you afraid we are you're pretty bleak about me and you and i do you in princeton mind are you writing the obituary for the for the euro. i think it's too soon to write the admit you are for that you're we have to look at what's

basketball now and defending champion spain have reached their third final in as many attempts at the european championships following a back and forth win over surprise packages macedonia well first time some a final it's macedonia did enjoy a strong second quarter but we're still at class ninety two eighty spain on a plate the big to of france versus russia which takes place later this friday night. where it is supposed now and electrical problems may have prevented the second practice session for sunday's hourigan grand prix in spain but there were still plenty of reasons to celebrate for the home crowd with local rider dunny producer topping the time sheets well they often in practice was heavily delayed and eventually suspended but in the morning pedro set left it late to court the fastest lap time at the american track the repsol honda man beat compadres and early pacesetter paul de lorenzo by almost half a second so the defending champion settle for second headed standings leader casey stoner this training is thirty five points clear at the top of the table. and finally some of

but it carmen's case is not unique in spain the country's in employment rate of over twenty percent means many people are simply unable to make their next mortgage payments in the past two years more than three hundred thousand people have been evicted from their homes as a result of spain's financial crisis this is where members of the fifteen m. movement come in. according to the international human rights convention every person has a right to decent housing it is inevitable they have to make sure these people are not going to go homeless because you just can't kick them out on the street. they're going to zation is known as the indignados or the outraged they staged protests by homes of those who are being evicted hoping to prevent court plaintiffs and the police from entering sometimes they succeed like with this woman who kept her house because fifteen m. interfered with the vixen process. these are subsidized housing people who are in tough situation financially so i can't understand how they can evict people who cannot afford to buy their own homes. so far fifteen m. have managed

really a wean itself off that debt in just a few years you think spain is capable. i think it is capable if if we made was we have been asked to do that to really cut complicated spending and create jobs i mean the public money should grow not only to subsidize but mainly to create jobs because if you create jobs then people really have money to spend and that will most consumption on again. high after. the economy will recover you have more consumption you have more business there will be more taxes coming to the government so i mean. you cannot have. americans say you cannot have the cake and eat it too ok all right thank you very much i want the ethnical official is a professor at the computer fancy university of madrid thank you ok. now in israel police have started this not when the tent city is built by protesters within the past two months while the council been part of the nationwide demonstrations over living costs and other social problems among israelis artie's a polish there is in have a vivid for us apollo if you can hear me now what exactly have the po

the french have never been crowned champions enjoyed a five point lead as hard times while earlier spain reached their third final in as many attempts that we're going championships pulling back and forth when i was surprised packages macedonia the first time semifinalist did enjoy a strong second quarter but we're still out classed as ninety to eighty. you know meanwhile host new zealand have maintained their perfect start to their rugby world cup campaign as the all blacks bunched japan eighty three points to seven to claim their second straight victory and evoke memories of another crushing defeat of japan sixteen years ago the all blacks scored thirteen tries in total with richard and substitute sonny bill williams each going over twice while japan's consolation try it came from and as our so it's two wins from two for the host same pool late and they're the first team to rack up more than fifty points in a game resulting success but still short the staggering twenty one tries that using pastor nate. one hundred forty five points to seventy when back in one thousand nine hundred five

spain is bracing itself for mass protests as the countries set it moves ahead of wednesday's vote on a hotly contested change to the constitution that will. cap the budget deficit in a bid to fend off the debt crisis that's engulfing europe union say fixing a deficit limit means sacrificing social welfare for the sake of markets and as our reports with rising repossessions and unemployment many people are taking matters into their own hands. this was the last time mary carmen had guests over at her house just a day after artie came to visit she along with her fourteen year old son was evicted from the subsidized flat she called home for five years. i was fifteen days late with a payment i paid five hundred twenty four year zero and they still want to me even though i paid everything and it was months ago since then marie carmen has spent most of her time fighting to keep her apartment calm and collected but the pressure of losing a roof over her head caused mary carmen to suffer a heart attack call that these apartments should be distributed in such a way that people can afford to pa

they just think they feel that the spain could be like greece or. portugal because the fertile country within the euro so so they tend to lump together countries that are very different but they resemble each other because they are part of the periphery and i think that's the real recently is just a psychological perception and then again it's true that the growth in spain economy growth is not very good so that in the long term will be a problem for there we don't have that problem now but we may have it in the future that is true with the financial turmoil raging around europe the calls are growing for the worst hit economies to abandon the euro and return to their old national currencies but germany economic analyst michael ross tells r.t. that the only solution to the crisis is a strong economies leave the eurozone. there's no other solution that the weak countries but a strong country has to exit if germany for example pulls out of the euro or doing a whole problem would be solved means that we will have a stronger currency germany can live thr