it's still clearly resonates with people in guadalupe. why is it that governments and guadalupe have been unable to regain some sort of trust of the people there since that time? i think it's because the front to the men's didn't it wasn't that transparent and it's still the case for the moment because some of the people are still thinking that when many lane trying to all some stuff about the, the cloud a gun. and the in fact in the regiment, and i'm sure fields on the article rocco hell also, and i think that's why it's still a big, big, big thing for me because some of even young protest has told me that there is light before. so, i mean, it's difficult for them to trust paris today. it's not about vaccination, it's about, it's more about paris and they are simply afraid and to be to be lied again. i think stephanie, what role is misinformation about the vaccines playing and all of those to think well, the means information i would like 1st to to, to react to what my failure would you be in. i said about the quality conan, i think it's

it's still clearly resonates with people in guadalupe. why is it that governments and guadalupe have been unable to regain some sort of trust of the people there since that time? i think it's because a friend to government and didn't. and it wasn't that transparency and it's still the case for the moment because some of people are still thinking that the government is lane trying to all some stuff about the cloud, the current and the impacts india raymond, in agricultural fields. and then i do control rocco's health also, and then i think that's why it's still a big, big, big thing by any, because some of our even young protest just told me that and very slide before. so, i mean, it's difficult for them to trust paris today. it's not about vaccination, it's about, it's more about paris and they are simply afraid to be to be lied again. i think stephanie, what role is miss information about the vaccines playing and all of this, do you think? well, miss inflammation, i would like 1st to to, to react to what my fellow being said about to clo

it's still clearly resonates with people in guadalupe. why is it that governments and got to have been unable to regain some sort of trust of the people there since that time? i think it's because the front of the governments didn't it wasn't that transparent and it's still the case for the moment because some of the people are still thinking that the minute lane trying to all some stuff about the, the cloudy gun. and the in fact in the right moment, and i'm sure fields on the article rock of health also. and i think that's why it's still a big, big, big thing for me because some of even the young protest just told me that like before. so who i mean it's difficult for them to trust paris today. it's not about vaccination, it's about it's more about paris and they are simply afraid to be to be lied again. i think stephanie, what role is misinformation about the vaccines playing and all of this, do you think? well, miss inflammation, i would like 1st to to, to react to what my fellow said about the clothes he can link to the issue of the ba

it's still clearly resonates with people in guadalupe. why is it that governments and got to have been unable to regain some sort of trust of the people there since that time? i think it's because the front to the men's didn't it wasn't that transparent and it's still the case for the moment because some of the people are still thinking that when men is laying, trying to all some stuff above the clouds and the in fact india regiment agricultural fields on the article rocco hell also, and i think that's why it's still a big, big, big thing for me because some of even young protest just told me that like before. so i mean, it's difficult for them to trust paris today. it's not about vaccination, it's about it's more about paris and they are simply afraid and to be to be lied again. i think stephanie, what role is misinformation about the vaccines playing and all of those to think well, the means information i would like 1st to to, to react to what my failure would you be in. i said about the quality kanethia can linked to an issue of vaccin

from guadalupe guadalupe suffers from a high cost of living like other overseas territories, as well as such a shameful thing as a lack of access to drinking water. all of this lead people to run out of patience angered them. violence is unacceptable and must be condemned. but it's obvious that we must fight to the root of the problem. oh, dude. yeah. to fix it. said the law has already been passed personally. earlier i advocated optional vaccination, and i oppose mandatory vaccination, which is now opposed by many medical workers at the same time with the threat of a possible 5th wave of code that now exists. no one knows if it will happen or not . we see the example of france where a lot of people already vaccinated, but the number of cases is still significantly increasing. it is a disturbing tendency, alyssa, 10 past the hour here in moscow, germany is chancellor and waiting. olaf. sholtes has called for mandatory cove at vaccines, echoing the outgoing governments warning that the country is now dealing with an emergency. that's as a daily case number's had a record of 74000 with

from guadalupe guadalupe suffers from a high cost of living like other overseas territories, as well as such a shameful thing as a lack of access to drinking water. all of this lead people to run out of patience and get them violence is unacceptable and must be condemned. but it's obvious that we must fight the root of the problem. do yet to fix it, said the law has already been passed personally earlier i advocated optional vaccination, and i oppose mandatory vaccination, which is now opposed by many medical workers at the same time, the threat of a possible fit wave of co that now exists. no one knows if it will happen or not. we see the example of france for a lot of people already vaccinated, but the number of cases is still significantly increasing. it is a disturbing tendency. germany's chancellor in waiting. oh, la shult says cold for mandatory covert vaccination shots, echoing the outgoing government warning, the country is now dealing with an emergency that says daily case number to the record of 74000 with the overall death toll passing 100000 zeus cursor. the problem is ob

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from guadalupe guadalupe suffers from a high cost of living like other overseas territories, as well as such a shameful thing as a lack of access to drinking water. all of this lead people to run out of patience, anger them. violence is unacceptable and must be condemned. but it's obvious that we must fight the root of the problem. do yet to fix it. said the law has already been passed personally. earlier i advocated optional vaccination, and i oppose mandatory vaccination, which is now opposed by many medical workers at the same time, the threat of a possible 5th wave of co that now exists. no one knows if it will happen or not. we see the example of france where a lot of people already vaccinated, but the number of cases is still significantly increasing. it is a disturbing tendency, while germany's chancellor and awaiting olaf sholtes has called for mandatory cobra . vaccines are queuing, echoing that of the outgoing governments warning the country is now dealing with an emergency. that as daily case number's had a record of 74000 with the overall death toll passing, a 100000. the

from guadalupe guadalupe suffers from a high cost of living like other overseas territories as well as such a shameful thing is a lack of access to drinking water. all of this lead people to run out of patients, anger them. violence is unacceptable and must be condemned. but it's obvious that we must fight the roots of the problem. we need to make sure that our competitors from all overseas french territories are respected. and this should not happen through small pretend measures, but through the creation of a plan to give us the same rights and the same opportunities as the french people in france fix, you know, has already been passed personally earlier, i advocated optional vaccination, and i oppose mandatory vaccination, which is now opposed by many medical workers at the same time, the threat of a possible fit wave of cov, it now exists. no one knows if it will happen or not. we see the example of france where a lot of people already vaccinated, but the number of cases is still significantly increasing. it is a disturbing tendency. i am a health care worker and i'm afraid of the

it's all the results of abandonment. betrayal and contempt towards our compatriots from guadalupe guadalupe suffers from a high cost of living like other overseas territories, as well as such a shameful thing as a lack of access to drinking water. all of this lead people to run out of patience, anger them. violence is unacceptable and must be condemned, but it's obvious that we must fight the root of the problem. we need to make sure that our compatriots from all overseas french territories are respected and this should not happen through small pretend measures. but through the creation of a plan to give us the same rights and the same opportunities as the french people in france or over 2000000 europeans, all have died of covert by spring next year. that's the green prediction of the wealth organization. new data shows that deaths in the easy to the virus doubled last week. and while governance across the world are urging people to get the max out of the director general of the w x. so, so it's giving people a false sense of security in many countries and communities. we're concerned about

secretary of manufacturers of guadalupe. he joins us now from jerry and bay. ma holt in guadalupe christopher i'll get to the losing violence that we've been seeing in a moment that i have to start by asking you what's behind this deep vaccine hesitancy that we're seeing that it's really at the core of all this. something like only 40 percent of adults have been jabbed. why? we have a very difficult situation because tradition, a lot of difficulties to talk to speak with youtube, which is for a long time, we had our youth of a lot of programs with riches. we are jobless and we don't like to to execute or does from 0 to which is it's our a, d, n d n a. we are like dish and some people in some, some situation officially nursing tough and see the thing to read. one the action and they wanted to discuss it both. honda and levels went to the streets and barricades everywhere and burn everything because there is a confusion in our country. some people don't ones of action and rebels one to show this and one to, to speak with the g

from guadalupe guadalupe suffers from a high cost of living like other overseas territories as well as such a shameful thing as a lack of access to drinking water. all of this lead people to run out of patience angered them. violence is unacceptable and must be condemned. but it's obvious that we must fight the root of the problem. we need to make sure that our compatriots from all overseas french territories are respected. and this should not happen through small pretend measures, but through the creation of a plan to give us the same rights and the same opportunities as the french people in france. yeah, fix it or is it the law has already been passed personally? earlier i advocated optional vaccination, and i oppose mandatory vaccination, which is now opposed by many medical workers at the same time, the threat of a possible 5th wave of co that now exists. no one knows if it will happen or not. we see the example of france where a lot of people already vaccinated, but the number of cases is still significantly increasing. it is a disturbing tendency. i am a health care worker and i'

busy is not answering the could the request from the inhabitants of guadalupe just finally. how does this play i to think. well, i think that this is going to extremely interesting because we've seen that this as a spread of unrest has spread to martinique whether the violence and the rights of an extremely strongly seeing. an impressive image is coming out from the, from the island and spreading out to the other regions of the region of trent. i think it's going to be interesting to see how the government treat this because people in maine and purchasing well if the government is going to come back on its law and guadalupe martinique which are french, which, which are in trend, why do they do the same thing in france, why if they're making best and they're saying now the 1st government that i can give teens which don't have a r n and messenger if they're doing that, well, why don't do they do it for the rest of france or they're going to be different log, i think there's going to be a strong fight in design. definitely. they show that they don't, they won't sit back. and th

we informants to guadalupe. haven't even been meeting with locals, the prefect, a meeting with anybody, him already. they are sending forces of the national gendarmerie intervention group, the $250.00 police officers and soldiers. where is this going? honestly, president mclaren has also commented on the situation, calling it explosive, and insisting that the government is acting. you cannot use the house of the french people to drive political battles. public order must be maintained. there's a situation that is very explosive, which is linked to a very local context in detention. we know of and that a historic, as well as to certain interests that seek to use this context and anxiety. the government is mobilized the world health organization. how stressed a mass like the nation is critical to ending the pandemic. we spoke with a guadalupe and socialist senator and a member of the national rally party. he se france's campaign is causing tension much more. she's doing the crisis that's fled up now when guadalupe

he's talking to officials from guadalupe is so far. people here feel they've really lost faith in him. and the french government and paris natasha butler. there for us in guadalupe person and france, all trading blame over who is responsible for the deaths of $27.00 refugees and migrants who drowned off to their boats sank in the english channel as was staunch disaster there since the un started keeping record 7 years ago. andrew simmons reports from kennedy rescue boats are on patrol less than 24 hours after the tragedy there. surveillance from above please. so using beach buggies and what passes for normality in cali, migrants and refugees being escorted to buses, bound for some sort of shelter. no, for our police and mobilized day and night. not only yesterday or the day before, but they have been from the very start. they are on our external borders. never. his france had is many police officers and it timed soldiers involved in a fight against illegal immigration. this is about addressing long tamper factors smashing the criminal

from guadalupe guadalupe suffers from a high cost of living like other overseas territories as well as such a shameful thing as a lack of access to drinking water. all of this lead people to run out of patience angered them. violence is unacceptable and must be condemned. but it's obvious that we must fight the root of the problem. we need to make sure that our compatriots from all overseas french territories are respected in this should not happen through small pretend measures, but through the creation of a plan to give us the same rights and the same opportunities as the french people in france. yeah, fix it. oh said the law has already been passed personally earlier i advocated optional vaccination and i oppose mandatory vaccination, which is now opposed by many medical workers at the same time, the threat of a possible 5th wave of cov, it now exists. no one knows if it will happen or not. we see the example of france where a lot of people already vaccinated, but the number of cases is still significantly increasing. it is a disturbing tendency. i am a health care worker and i'm af

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some of those offices were injured in the unrest that a shaken guadalupe over the past 2 weeks. now he refused to answer any questions after his visit, but he did give a brief statement. he said that in the next day he would be meeting officials from guadalupe also some representatives of trade unions to talk about some of the grievances they have on social and economic issues on the island. it also talk about cov restrictions, in particular, this very contentious issue. of mandatory coven vaccines for health workers. all not point said sebastian, la corner france could not be flexible on clear lower life. let's be clear. the law of the republican terms of mandatory vaccination will apply here in guadalupe and in martinique because their french territories and no one would understand if a law that protects health workers and patients was not enforced. well, for some people in guadalupe the ministers visit, it simply comes too late. 2 weeks after the unrest and the protest in the strikes began. they say that this is just another example of the way that paris regards people in gua

from guadalupe guadalupe suffers from a high cost of living like other overseas territories, as well as such a shameful thing is a lack of access to drinking water. all of this lead people to run out of patience and give them violence is unacceptable and must be condemned. but it's obvious that we must fight the roots of the problem. we need to make sure that our competitor, it's from all overseas french territories, are respected and this should not happen through small pretend measures, but through the creation of a plan to give us the same rights and the same opportunities as the french people in france. yeah, 60 is it know, has already been passed personally earlier i advocated optional vaccination and i oppose mandatory vaccination, which is now opposed by many medical workers at the same time, the threat of a possible fit wave of cov, it now exists. no one knows if it will happen or not. we see the example of france where a lot of people already vaccinated, but the number of cases is still significantly increasing. it is a disturbing tendency. i am a health care worker and i'm

it's all the results of abandonment . betrayal and contempt towards our compatriots from guadalupe guadalupe suffers from a high cost of living like other overseas territories, as well as such a shameful thing as a lack of access to drinking water. all of this lead people to run out of patience angered them. violence is unacceptable and must be condemned, but it's obvious that we must fight the root of the problem. we need to make sure that our compatriots from all overseas french territories are respected and this should not happen through small pretend measures. but through the creation of a plan to give us the same rights and the same opportunities as the french people in france. yeah, effective. the law has already been passed personally earlier i advocated optional vaccination and i oppose mandatory vaccination, which is now opposed by many medical workers at the same time, the threat of a possible 5th wave of cov, it now exists. no one knows if it will happen or not. we see the example of france where a lot of people already vaccinated, but the number of cases is still significantly in

well overall on guadalupe there has been more than a week of processing general strike taking place there. and that looting, as you saw, are in those clips all as a result of the coven 19 restrictions. more specifically over the fact that health workers have to have a vaccination to continue working. that is a vaccination against cov 19. now that's a measure that was implemented in all french territories from september 15th. so a couple of months ago. and while we did see protests here on the main line against that, they have sort of drifted away dissipated. but that's not the case. on guadalupe with the idea of enforcing people to have a vaccination has provoked theory for local grammar. that is the problem, the hell pass obligatory vaccination. we have no more freedom here so we have become violent. that's it. this problem has been present for a long time. in any case, what we must take from this is that all the french colonies are places where there is misery and violence, and this is going to remain like that are local then the document catalog aware, already been making demands. we h

he's a president in the economic, social, and environmental council of guadalupe. he says people that want to speak to the government and come to a mutual understanding. we have a very difficult situation because tradition, a lot of difficulties to talk to speak with you to riches. for a long time, we had our youth of a lot of good then we we our job and we don't like to to execute or does from 0 to reduce it's our ag and we are like this and some people in some, some situation officially nursing us and to read one of actually, and they wanted to discuss and loved it both warned and and rebels went to the truth and bury kids everywhere and burn everything. because there is a confusion though no country. some people don't want the vaccines and the youth rebels want to surely and want to, to speak with the government. it's our main objectives. we want to speak with the government. and we want to glenmarie understand our specificity. now, leaving on the president of valerie says, a confrontation with poland about the border crisis could lead to war. alex arnold krisha

still tents on guadalupe where protest as continuing to block the roads from guadalupe this report i with natasha. baba, emily key bell is saving what she can in what used to be a home in the city of point to pete in guadalupe. she still can't believe that a lifetime of memories could be destroyed in minutes in a fi that was started by looters during protests earlier this week. she was lucky to escape. now she's trying to pick up the pieces. and then for football quite, there are no photos left. not even a picture of my mother. demonstrations have shaken the french caribbean island for more than a week. emily says she understands people's frustrations, but not what has happened in her neighbourhood. spectrum's like last year, this isn't how the economic situation in guadalupe is going to improve. yes, there are prevalence, but it's not loading vandalizing and burning that are the solution. next door, a wedding shop run by this man's family for generations is ruined high enough. what can i do? what can i do? only my eyes could cry. the situation in guadalupe is tense, a strike that be

the situation in guadalupe is tense. a strike that began more than a week ago of a mandatory coven. vaccines for health workers has widened into a demonstration against the french government and become entrenched as protest is continued to block the islands, major roads. there is a murphy tailback of calls on this road. and i've been speaking to some of the people in the cause and what they say they've been waiting for more than an hour and what they're waiting for is for that blockade up there to be cleared. and once it is, the police will let them all through all 6 of suited review, we thought we could pass, but we have no information. we don't know if it'll open or not, but we don't want to turn back now or probably durham, however, it's a bit complicated, but we have to live with it and be patient near the islands main airport. these boat owners have started a new business, selling rides as a way of bypassing the blockades. this man just arrived from the mainland. he was worried about the situation. actually multiple

we informants to guadalupe. haven't even been meeting with locals, the prefect, a meeting with anybody, and they're ready. they are sending forces at the national zone de marie intervention group, the $250.00 police officers and soldiers. where is this going? honestly, the french government is really concerned that this is spiraling out of control, as you heard there right at the end of those voices from guadalupe elite forces have been sent to the islands in a bid to try and take control of the situation. and the fact that so many people on the islands are refusing to be vaccinated against cupid 19 has been known denounced by the head of the state. president mack gone himself. you cannot use the health of the french people to drive political battles. public order must be maintained. there's a situation that is very slosik, which is linked to a very local context and detentions, we know of, and that are historic, as well as to certain interests that seek to use this context and anxiety. the government is mobiliz

pete in guadalupe. she still can't believe that a lifetime of memories could be destroyed in minutes in a fi that was started by looters during protests earlier this week. she was lucky to escape. now she's trying to pick up the pieces. and then for football quite, there are no photos left. not even a picture of my mother. demonstrations have shaken the french caribbean island for more than a week. emily says she understands people's frustrations, but not what has happened in her neighbourhood. spectrum's like last year, this isn't how the economic situation in guadalupe is going to improve. yes, there are problems, but it's not loading vandalizing and burning that are the solution. next door, a wedding shop run by this man's family for generations is ruined. i love it with him. what can i do? what can i do? only my eyes could cry. the situation in guadalupe is tense. a strike that began more than a week ago of a mandatory cove. it vaccines for health workers has widened into a demonstration against the

that's not the case in guadalupe where they are continuing people. there are furious about the idea that they are obligated to have the coven 19 vaccination through room. that is the problem, the health pass. obligatory vaccination. we have no more freedom here, so we have become violent assets. this problem has been present for a long time. in any case, what we must take from this is that all the french colonies are places where there is misery and violence. and this is going to remain like that are local going for document catalog where i've already been making demands. we have several points to discuss. unfortunately, it was necessary to arrive at this point. nonetheless, there were elected representatives who listened, but they were not able to understand what we had to say. unfortunately, again, the youth is fed up with this. if they had listened from the day, one would not have arrived at this point. as you know, we'd have you lost no, nothing has ever been resolved through violence. but i also think that if there are 2 days of uprising, let's

some of those offices were injured in the unrest that a shaken guadalupe over the past 2 weeks. now he refused to answer any questions after his visit, but he did give a brief statement. he said that in the next day he would be meeting officials from guadalupe also some representatives of trade unions to talk about some of the grievances they have on social and economic issues on the island. it also talk about cov, it restrictions in particular, this very contentious issue of mandatory coven vaccines for health workers. all not point, said sebastian, low corner frauds could not be flexible on clear lower life. let's be clear. the law of the republican terms of mandatory vaccination will apply here in guadalupe and in martinique because that french territories and no one would understand if a little that protects health workers and patients was not enforced. most of some people in guadalupe the minister's visit simply comes to like 2 weeks after the unrest and the protest of the strikes began. they say that this is just another example of the way that paris regards people in guad

this isn't how the economic situation in guadalupe is going to improve. yes, there are problems, but it's not loading vandalizing and burning that are the solution. next door, a wedding shop run by this man's family for generations is ruined. i love. what can i do? what can i do? only my eyes could cry. the situation in guadalupe is tense, a strike that began more than a week ago of a mandatory cove. it vaccines for health workers has widened into a demonstration against the french government. and become entrenched as protest is continued to block the islands, major roads, there is a murphy tailback of calls on this road. and i've been speaking to some of the people in the cause and what they say they've been waiting for more than an hour. and what they're waiting for is for that blockade up there to be clear. and once it is the police will let them offer the ball 6 of suited review. we thought we could pass, but we have no information. we don't know if it'll open or not, but we don't want to turn back now or probably durham, however, it's a bit complicat

from guadalupe guadalupe suffers from a high cost of living like other overseas territories, as well as such a shameful thing as a lack of access to drinking water. all of this lead people to run out of patience and give them violence is unacceptable and must be condemned. but it's obvious that we must fight the roots of the problem. general unease with this french state isn't just apparent on the other side of the atlantic over in the pacific ocean to another island, colonized by frances waiting to cast a vote for teacher one that could seem new caledonia, choose full independence. the result of that referendum in just a few weeks time is expected to be far too close to cool with so many issues rearing their heads in frances overseas territories. all at the same time, the government may be forced to focus on resolving then. and that could come at the expensive events here on the mainland. difficult decisions clearly lie ahead for president mccord. and at a time when he is pleading for a 2nd term in office, he's government inability to control events in so many parts of france, so on

from guadalupe guadalupe suffers from a high cost of living like other overseas territories as well as such a shameful thing as a lack of access to drinking water. all of this lead people to run out of patience angered them. violence is unacceptable and must be condemned. but it's obvious that we must fight the roots of the problem. we need to make sure that our compatriots from all overseas french territories are respected. and this should not happen through small pretend measures, but through the creation of a plan to give us the same rights and the same opportunities as the french people in france yielded over 2000000 europeans will have died of covert by spring next year. that's the grim prediction of the world health organization. new data shows that that's in the u. v to the virus doubled last week, and while governments across the world are urging people to get vaccinated, the director general of the wi sho says it's giving people a false sense of security. in many countries and communities. we're concerned about the fullest sense of security that vaccines have ended the pandemi

from guadalupe guadalupe suffers from a high cost of living like other overseas territories, as well as such a shameful thing as a lack of access to drinking water. all of this lead people to run out of patience, anger them. violence is unacceptable and must be condemned, but it's obvious that we must fight the root of the problem. general unease with this french state isn't just a parent on the other side of the atlantic over in the pacific ocean to another island, colonized by frances waiting to cast a vote for its feature. one could see new caledonia choose full independence. the result of that referendum in just a few weeks time is expected to be far too close to cool with so many issues rearing their heads in frances overseas territories. all at the same time, the government may be forced to focus on resolving then, and back could come at the expensive events here on the mainland. difficult decisions clearly lie ahead for president mccord. and at a time when he is pleading for a 2nd term in office, he's government inability to control events in so many parts of france, so only l

that in baba has the story. buildings on fire in one up, in the caribbean, archipelago of guadalupe. this is french overseas territory, and often nearly a week of civil unrest here. the government in paris is sending reinforcements on top of the $200.00 extra personnel already in place. 50 police special forces have just arrived. these pictures are from a local news channel. ah, a night on curfew is imposed on friday, but it hasn't brought com more than 30 people were arrested. that night alone. michigan has ever called a school course that we've ascertained not only that there was disorder, but that live ammunition was used against law enforcement officers. lou things now taking place of the island, which has about 5 may say so. nothing to do with the color protest. trade unions and guadalupe started an indefinite strike on monday. they're angry about the compulsory vaccination of health workers against covey. 19 and about the french health pause, which is required to access restaurants and cafes, cultural venues, sports arenas, and long distance travel was with them. are they said

from guadalupe guadalupe suffers from a high cost of living like other overseas territories, as well as such a shameful thing as a lack of access to drinking water. all of this lead people to run out of patience and give them violence is unacceptable and must be condemned. but it's obvious that we must fight the roots of the problem. general unease with this french state isn't just apparent on the other side of the atlantic over in the pacific ocean to another island, colonized by frances waiting to cast a vote for teacher one that could seem new caledonia, choose full independence. the result of that referendum in just a few weeks time is expected to be far too close to cool with so many issues rearing their heads in frances overseas territories all at the same time, the government may be forced to focus on resolving them. and that could come at the expensive events here on the mainland. difficult decisions clearly lie ahead for president mccord. and at the time when he is pleading for a 2nd term in office, his government, inability to control events in so many parts of france, so o

rather than being heard. natasha butler, al jazeera guadalupe. a corona virus infection has put the check president back in hospital just hours after his release from a 6 week long stay 77 year old. me know, simon had to cancel a meeting, which was to officially appoint the new prime minister efforts to finalize a new government lineup after recent elections. i've been delayed by a man's treatment for a chronic illness, which hasn't been publicly named. and slovakia has gone into a 2 week locked down. people can only leave home for buying essentials or if i have to go to school or work slackers, move follows austria which put a lockdown in place on monday. while the comic is one of a perfect storm of problems to derail the world's supply chain networks, business is everywhere dealing with bottlenecks. and they tried to order goods and countries like the u. s. a bracing for the delay stretch into christmas. gabriel, arizona reports now from hoboken in new jersey. ah, there is no shortage of home in the frothy cappuccinos at cower bunker coffee sho

pete in guadalupe. she still can't believe that a lifetime of memories could be destroyed in minutes in a fi that was started by looters during protests earlier this week. she was lucky to escape. now she's trying to pick up the pieces. and then for football quite, there are no photos left. not even a picture of my mother. demonstrations have shaken the french caribbean island for more than a week. emily says she understands people's frustrations, but not what has happened in her neighbourhood. spectrum's like last year, this isn't how the economic situation in guadalupe is going to improve. yes, there are problems, but it's not loading vandalizing and burning that are the solution. next door, a wedding shop run by this man's family for generations is ruined. i love it with him. what can i do? what can i do? only my eyes to cry. the situation in guadalupe is a strike that began more than a week ago as a mandatory covey. vaccines for health workers has widened into a demonstration against the french gove

island of guadalupe where anger continues to simmer. what began more than a week, it goes the strike of the mandatory vaccines. the health workers is now full blown demonstration against the french government. people here say they didn't trust the vaccines. all politicians in paris, no problem. what would really book or proposal the problems and guadalupe run deep . the cost of living is high. there is no training for young people have no jobs for the skilled. we feel totally ignored by france. they pile obligations on us without understanding us bought off hoss demonstrators of set up blockades like this across the island, making it difficult to get around. this is the main road, the links, the 2 major pods, all the islands and it is blog that is causing disruption. but what the protesters have done is put in place a system whereby essential goods, food and water can get through, as well as patients who need to go to hospital. despite the difficulties this paramedic says he supports the strike. yeah, 30 slaughter the covet, past day. o

the problem i wasn't really book or proposal, the problems and guadalupe frontier. the cost of living is high and there is no training for young people, no jobs for the skilled. we feel totally ignored by france. they pile obligations on us without understanding us. but while i've hoss demonstrators of set up blockades like this across the island, making it difficult to get around. this is the main road, the links, the 2 major parts of the islands, and it is blog that is causing disruption. but what the protesters have done is put in place a system whereby essential goods, food and water can get through, as well as patients who need to go to hospital. despite the difficulties this paramedic says he supports the strike. yeah, 30 slaughter recovered past day. obligatory vaccinations. there are lots of people in guadalupe who say you shouldn't force people to do what the don't want to do. that's dictatorship at this hospital in the city of plenty. pete, the atmosphere is festive with these health workers say there is little to celebrate suspended from their positions f

and now the french government says about 80 percent of health care workers in guadalupe have already been vaccinated. it also says road blockades of disrupted supplies to hospitals. local barbara local, both of them are military, governmental, blame, those who made vaccination, compulsory. you can't do that. and then suspend stuff without salary, the effects hit morally and physically and 50 percent of staff is suspended so vaccinated staff will be doing double the work. the local authority says some electrical facilities near dams have been damaged, causing power outages to some areas. french prime minister john castillo is set to meet guadalupe officials on monday to discuss the crisis. nadine barber al jazeera while for me on the situation in the french overseas territory of got lou, let's speak to stephanie mil, your re. net who's a socio ology said. she's joining us live from the goes you in quite a little. thank you very much, stephanie, for being with us as we've heard there. while most people in mainland france have now had at least 2 doses of the vaccine, the overseas territ

pete in guadalupe. she still can't believe that a lifetime of memories could be destroyed in minutes in a fi that was started by looters during protests earlier. this week, she was lucky to escape. now she's trying to pick up the pieces. and then for football quote, there are no photos left. not even a picture of my mother. demonstrations of shaken the french caribbean island for more than a week. emily says she understands people's frustrations, but not what has happened in her neighbourhood. spectrum's like last year. this isn't how the economic situation in guadalupe is going to improve. yes, there are problems, but it's not loading vandalizing and burning that are the solution. next door, a wedding shop run by this man's family for generations is ruined. i love it with him. what can i do? what can i do? only my eyes could cry. the situation in guadalupe is tense. a strike that began more than a week ago of a mandatory cove. it vaccines for health workers has widened into a demonstration against the

pete in guadalupe. she still can't believe that a lifetime of memories could be destroyed in minutes in a fi that was started by looters during protests earlier this week. she was lucky to escape. now she's trying to pick up the pieces, the men for football quite there are no photos left. not even a picture of my mother. demonstrations of shaken the french caribbean island for more than a week. emily says she understands people's frustrations, but not what has happened in her neighbourhood. sit back, i'm sick lest you. this isn't how the economic situation in guadalupe is going to improve. yes, there are problems, but it's not loading vandalizing and burning that are the solution. next door, a waiting shop run by this man's family for generations is ruined. i love it with him. what can i do? what can i do? only my eyes could cry. the situation in guadalupe is tense. a strike that began more than a week ago of a mandatory cove. it vaccines for health workers has widened into a demonstration against the f

the problems and guadalupe frontier. the cost of living is high and there is no training for young people, no jobs for the skilled. we feel totally ignored by france. they pile obligations on us without understanding us spotlight foss. demonstrators of set up blockades like this across the island, making it difficult to get around. this is the main road, the links, the 2 major pods of the islands and it is blocked. it is causing disruption, but what the protesters have done is put in place a system whereby essential goods, food and water can get through, as well as patients who need to go to hospital. despite the difficulties this paramedic says he supports the strike. yeah, 30 slaughter the curved past, still obligatory vaccinations. there are lots of people in guadalupe who say you shouldn't force people to do what the don't want to do. that's dictatorship at this hospital in the city of plenty. pete, the atmosphere is festive with these health workers say there is little to celebrate. suspended from their positions fo

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the situation is still 10 sold. guadalupe for a protest is our blocking roads. al jazeera natasha buckler has this reports from the island. emily bell is saving what she can in what used to be a home in the city of plenty, pete in guadalupe. she still can't believe that a lifetime of memories could be destroyed in minutes in a fi that was started by looters during protests earlier this week. she was lucky to escape. now she's trying to pick up the pieces. and then for a football quote, there are no photos left. not even a picture of my mother. demonstrations of shaken the french caribbean island for more than a week. emily says she understands people's frustrations, but not what has happened in her neighbourhood. spectrum's like last years isn't how the economic situation in guadalupe is going to improve. yes, there are prevalence, but it's not loading vandalizing and burning that are the solution. next door, a wedding shop run by this man's family for generations is ruined. i love what i do, what can i do? only my eyes to cry. the situation in guadalupe is a st

from guadalupe guadalupe suffers from a high cost of living like other overseas territories as well as such a shameful thing as a lack of access to drinking water. all of this lead people to run out of patience and give them violence is unacceptable and must be condemned. but it's obvious that we must fight to the roots of the problem. general unease with this french state isn't just a parent on the other side of the atlantic over in the pacific ocean to another island, colonized by francis waiting to cast a boat for teacher. one could see new caledonia choose full independence. the result of that referendum in just a few weeks time is expected to be far too close to cool with so many issues rearing their heads in frances overseas territories. all at the same time, the government may be forced to focus on resolving then, and back could come at the expensive events here on the mainland. difficult decisions clearly lie ahead for president mccord. and at a time when he is pleading for a 2nd term in office, his government, inability to control events in so many parts of france, so only lik

from guadalupe guadalupe suffers from a high cost of living like other overseas territories, as well as such a shameful thing as a lack of access to drinking water. all of this lead people to run out of patience angered them. violence is unacceptable and must be condemned. but it's obvious that we must fight the route of the problem. general unease with this french state isn't just a parent on the other side of the atlantic over in the pacific ocean to another island, colonized by francis waiting to cast a vote for teacher one that could seem new caledonia, choose full independence. the result of that referendum in just a few weeks time is expected to be far too close to cool with so many issues rearing their heads in frances overseas territories all at the same time, the government may be forced to focus on resolving them. and that could come at the expense of events here on the mainland. difficult decisions clearly lie ahead for president mccord. and at a time when he is pleading for a 2nd term in office, he's government inability to control events in so many parts of france. so on

from guadalupe guadalupe suffers from a high cost of living like other overseas territories, as well as such a shameful thing as a lack of access to drinking water. all of this lead people to run out of patience and give them violence is unacceptable and must be condemned. but it's obvious that we must fight to the root of the problem. general unease with this french state isn't just a parent on the other side of the atlantic over in the pacific ocean to another island, colonized by frances waiting to cast a vote for teacher one that could see new caledonia, choose full independence. the result of that referendum in just a few weeks time is expected to be far too close to cool with so many issues rearing their heads in frances overseas territory is all at the same time, the government may be forced to focus on resolving then. and that could come at the expensive events here on the mainland. difficult decisions clearly lie ahead for president mccord. and at a time when he is pleading for a 2nd term in the office, he's government inability to control events in so many parts of france.

nothing to do with the color protest. trade unions and guadalupe started an indefinite strike on monday. they're angry about the compulsory vaccination of health workers against covey. 19 and about the french health pass, which is required to access restaurants and cafes, cultural venues, sports arenas, and long distance travel. with them are, they said that because of this criminal anti social no, which they set up, hundreds of workers are being fine on to the straight line and by extension thousands of people because behind each salaried employee, there's a fam ran out. the french government says about 80 percent of health care workers in guadalupe have already been vaccinated. it also says road blockades of disrupted supplies to hospitals. local barbara local, both of them are middle reflection. blame those who may vaccination, compulsory. you can't do that and then suspend staff without salary, their effects it morally and physically and 50 percent of staff is suspended so vaccinated staff will be doing double the work. the local authority says some electrical facilities near dams h

nothing to do with the color protest. trade unions in guadalupe started an indefinite strike on monday. they're angry about the compulsory vaccination of health workers against covey. 19 and about the french health pause, which is required to access restaurants and cafes. cultural venue, sports arenas, and long distance travel. one with them are, they said that because of this criminal anti social no, which they set up hundreds of work as a being fine on to the stay. why and by extension, thousands of people because behind each salaried employee, there's a fam ran out. the french government says about 80 percent of health care workers in guadalupe have already been vaccinated. it also says road blockades of disrupted supplies to hospitals. not obamacare local, both of them are middle reflection. i blame those who may vaccination, compulsory. you can't do that and then suspend stuff without salary. they're effected morally and physically and 50 percent of staff is suspended. so vaccinated staff will be doing double the work. the local authority says some electrical facilities near dams

ringback law and guadalupe martinique, which are french, would you are, which are in france. why don't they do the same thing in france? why, if they're making vaccinate, they're saying now the french government, that a can give x teens which don't have a r n and messenger if they're doing that for, well, why don't do they do that for the mr. france, or they're going to be different laws still to come in the program, a russian called what's 5 suspects in custody for 2 months following thursday's deadly cold, one blast in the region of can one of a story and will after the break. ah ah, is you'll media reflection of reality? ah, in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, community. are you going the right way or are you being that with this is faith in the world corrupted, you need to descend. ah, so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development only personally and going to resist. i don't see h