[crowd cheering] woman: europe's nationalist wave has arrived in spain. the vox party secured 12 seats in andalusia, a region with a high rate of both unemployment and migration. man: vox's anti-immigration policies, which include deporting all illegal immigrants and repatriating any immigrant convicted of a crime, clearly resonated with voters. woman: el ejido has become rich thanks to cheap migrant labor. but this does not protect them from animosity. [man speaking spanish] translator: there is a total hypocrisy, because if suddenly migrants returned to their countries, they will have to look forther workers, because this field nds labor awe have it now. low-skilled labor to be able tmake profits. trujillo: one year later, victor is living with his parents and 3 siblings in a small town outside the capital of el salvador. he gets temporary work at the local cemetery. i decided to visit him. victor wrote me that he and abigail broke off their relationship. victor: hola, adriana. [trujillo speaking spanish] [victor speaking spanish] [trujillo speaking spa

spain is certainly thinking about it. and you are seeing a mic low press, no info, he's 70 head bath out of hell. has died. age 74. will look back at a legendary career and entertainment. ah, i'm fo gail a welcome to the program. you are a secretary of state and to the blanket on russian foreign minister survey laughter off of and today's high stakes talks over ukraine. the meeting in geneva was held in the hope of reducing tension. i'm it growing concerns at russia is preparing to invade. ukraine is to love rav inserted. his country has no plans for an invasion, despite the presence of tens of thousands of russian troops near the ukrainian border, at least their talking. but with relations between the us and russia. at an extreme low point, the 2 countries top diplomats had radically different goals. the u. s. to avoid russian military action in ukraine. we've been clear if any russian military forces move across ukraine's border, that's a renewed invasion. it will be met with swift, severe, and a united response from th

a spain is now considering a pandemic exit strategy. the government says it's time to start treating cove. it like any other endemic, seasonal respiratory disease. this might be a view that results with the spanish public, but it doesn't yet have the backing of the experts. they don't lose young philip shots reports from mildred cafes full of people enjoying the sun in the spanish capital. some guests may even have called it the infection rate is breaking records by the day. but it seems like almost nobody cares. apart from a general mass mandate, few measures are being taken against the virus. but i mean, like we must free ourselves of this fear. you can't live in constant fear on the other. another the most el than yoga damage that this virus can still do has lessened considerably recently. funding there they say it in i think we are learning to live with the virus just as we have with a flu virus and with others is getting on day at a man. they know this relaxed attitude is partly based on spain's vaccine nation success. more than 80

tell us about the i situation in spain. well, spain has an incidence _ situation in spain. well, spain has an incidence that _ situation in spain. well, spain has an incidence that is _ situation in spain. well, spain has an incidence that is approaching i situation in spain. well, spain has i an incidence that is approaching the one you have in the uk. you have over 3000 cases per 100,000. 2900, very close. i think all in all, larger number in cases is the uk. france is second. then we have three countries with seven and a half million cases — germany, italy and spain. we are calculating the 100,000 population. follow them by france and spain is approaching. what do you suggest these countries should do now? they have very high case numbers. do you advocate more restrictions on what people can do in their lives?— in their lives? yes, i think it's very important _ in their lives? yes, i think it's very important to _ in their lives? yes, i think it's very important to understand | in their lives? yes, i think it's i very important to understand that vaccination is extre

many travel to spain. this report from our correspondence there. >> this barcelona clinic seems dozens of europeans every day looking for an abortion. this frenchman has come with his wife who is too tired to talk. he wishes to remain anonymous. >> the condition was not recognized in france after a 12 week presidency. the couple chose spain because the country allows on-demand abortion from to 14 weeks. over into 2022 in cases of medical problems. >> the doctor hits another center specializing in abortions. many of his clients are also french. >> this kind of ecologist says a three-month legal limit is here. >> not all of those french women have the resources to travel to spain. there in doubt -- injustices that only for women's rights. as well as spain, thousands of french women every year are doing this where headlines are more flexible. >> that is a report from our correspondent in splaying -- in spain. egypt qualified for the knockout phase of the africa cup of nations. egypt is the most successful nat

sanchez is now for some way for spain to treat the corona viruses and the damage disease like flu. let's get more from d. w correspondent, young phillip schoultz, who's in the spanish capital. welcome, john philip. the 2 leaders have not held a press conference. what did they say? well, the 2 heads of government discussed a very broad range of topics, migration, energy, fiscal policies. and of course, the pandemic and on the crohn was an important topic chance laugh salts also use the opportunity to stress again that are both leaders are very concerned about the situation in ukraine and so that they take it very seriously. what is going on there at the moment? so generally the atmosphere during the talks was very relaxed or the atmosphere was very good. both leaders underline that. so they've known each other for a long time. it's also not very surprising that they get along well because they come from the same and from the same group of parties, the social democrats and especially prime minister sanchez and it has very high expectations in this and new alliance. he also hopes that

over now to spain, where orange producers say that they see their businesses collapsing, their blaming unfair competition from abroad, especially from south africa. the prices have dropped so significantly that they say picking the fruit no longer pays off. these people have come to pick oranges and take them home for free. in desperation, the owners of the orange trees near valencia in eastern spain decided to give the oranges away for nothing, rather than let the fruit wrought on the branches. hundreds of taken up the challenge. the growers are forced to let people pick oranges for free because of record shipments of south african oranges, a wrecking havoc on the spanish citrus sector. whereas on plymouth, on fairly cobbled. this is a very delicate problem in look at the trees and what the owners limousine let up with. they decided to offer the fruits for free rather than throw them away. but it is very upsetting to know the government doesn't offer financial help for these producers. ronald, you, i thought was honor. so i look at it on a limb and thoughtful when i was how i loved it

in desperation, the owners of the orange trees near valencia in eastern spain decided to give the oranges away for nothing, rather than let the fruit wrought on the branches. hundreds of taken up the challenge. the glories are forced to let people pick oranges for free because of record shipments of south african oranges, a wrecking havoc on the spanish citrus sector. whereas on plymouth, on fairly cob. this is a very delicate problem. the look at the trees and what the owners limousine lead up with. they decided to offer the fruits for free rather than throw them away. but it is very upsetting to know the government doesn't offer financial help for these producers, ronald usaa throws on it. so i look at it on a limb and thoughtful when i'm is how i lost it and i would agree, don't ask me what the allow my grandparents were orange farmers are my grandfather used to give me oranges from our orchards picked early in the morning. this is something priceless now i think the orange is situation has to be we thought, and the situation has to change for the better. e. e. s though the way i can b

spain is thinking about doing just that. and ah, usa new clothes, best known for his in the seventy's fit out of hell has died age 74. look back to the g career in entertain. ah ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. you are secretary state on to be blanket and russian foreign minister. so guy laughed ralph of andy. today's high stakes talks over ukraine meeting the meeting in geneva was held in the hope of reducing tensions and growing concerns at russia's preparing to invade ukraine. russia's mass, tens of thousands of troops, new ukraine's border. the u. s. as an evasions. likely russia denies this, and the 2 men played down hopes of finding an immediate resolution. we'll hear 1st from antony blinking, and then from so gay laughter of that's the choice that russia faces. now, it can choose the path of diplomacy that can lead to peace and security, or the path that will lead only to conflict, severe consequences and international condemnation. the united states and our allies and partners and your stand ready to meet rus

i mean, we see people out on the streets in that report in isra and and spain for example. and here in germany at the same time, my sense is that we're standing on the cusp of a possible very large scale crisis in the next two or three weeks. that is what we're being told he is very imp ortant to to kind of paint a very differentiated picture about what the risks are here. we have in the last two years talked a lot about you know, these catastrophic risks of lots of people dying we have seen more than 100,000 people die in germany of covid-19. that is not what we're seeing. that. that is not what most scientists are worried about. if we look at the next few months, most of the worry is that we still have a lot of unvaccinated people in germany compared to spain for instance, compared to israel so that means that we do have, you know, the risk of some people having severe disease and death. but the majority of people are vaccinated. they are protected f rom severe disease and death, but they might be sick. they might have to isolate. a lot of people might have to quarantine

but we are now seeing the same kind of rise that we've seen in places like denmark or spain. so everybody's going to experience this in their circle. they're going to see a lot of people get sick and isolate, but it's not the same worries that we used to have. and i think that is very important. now, endemic doesn't come from the word end, right? endemic just means, this is a virus that is here to stay, but most people who get infected with it already have some kind of immune memory of having been exposed to the spike protein ideally through a vaccine or through natural infection. and so the, the, the societal implications are different ones, but there are still societal implications. like we said, with china, if everybody is sick of work that disrupt supply chains in germany. if a lot of doctors are out sick from the hospitals, you still have a problem with it. we're having, having enough people there for all the other diseases that people have that aren't covered. and so we have to take the seriously. but we also have to realize that there is that this is a different level

i mean we see people out on the streets in that reported israel under spain, for example. and here in germany, the same time, my sense is that we were standing on the cusp of a possible reach, you know, very large scale crisis in the next 2 or 3 weeks. that is, what we're being told is very important to, to kind of paint a very differentiated picture about what the risks are here we have in the last 2 years talked a lot about, you know, these catastrophic risks of lots of people dying. we have seen more than 100000 people die in germany of covert 19. that is not what we're seeing, that that is not what most scientists to worried about if we look at, at the next few months. most of the worry is that we still have a lot of vaccinated people in germany compared to spain for instance, compared to israel. so that means that we do have, you know, the risk of some people having severe disease and death. but the majority of people are vaccinated, they are protected from severe disease and death, but they might be sick. they might have to isolate a lot of people might have to quara

but we are now seeing the same kind of rise that we've seen in places like denmark or spain. so everybody's going to experience this in their circle. they're going to see a lot of people get sick and isolate, but it's not the same worries that we used to have. and i think that is very important. now, endemic doesn't come from the word end, right? endemic just means, this is a virus that is here to stay, but most people who get infected with it already have some kind of immune memory of having been exposed to the spike protein ideally through vaccine or through natural infection. and so the, the societal implications are different ones, but there are still societal implications. like we said, with china, if everybody is sick of work that disrupt supply chains in germany. if a lot of doctors out sick from the hospitals, you still have a problem with it. with having, having enough people there for all the other diseases that people have that aren't covered. and so we have to take this seriously. but we also have to realize that there is that this is a different level of worry i

i mean we see people out all the streets in that reported israel under spain for example. and here in germany, the same time, my sense is that we were standing on the cusp of a possible reach, you know, very large scale crisis in the next 2 or 3 weeks. that is, what we're being told is very important to, to kind of paint a very differentiated picture about what the risks are here we have in the last 2 years talked a lot about, you know, these catastrophic risks of lots of people dying. we have seen more than 100000 people die in germany of covered 19. that is not what we're seeing, that that is not what most scientists to worried about if we look at, at the next few months. most of the worry is that we still have a lot of vaccinated people in germany compared to spain for instance, compared to israel. so that means that we do have, you know, the risk of some people having severe disease and death. but the majority of people are vaccinated, they are protected from severe disease and death, but they might be sick. they might have to isolate a lot of people might have to quar

that's why spain government has now taken a radical step. there will no longer be mass testing or strict quarantine rules in the future. instead, the infection rate will only be estimated if flu instead of a deadly pandemic. this is how prime minister sanchez wants to treat the corona virus in the future, and he sees them serve as a pioneer in europe. but they're also critics that say that it's too early for such experiments. they point out that many spanish clinics continue to work at their limits. one of spain's leading experts, isabella sola also are just caution. she conducts research on the corona virus at the national center for biotechnology class leaders by emerson gun. but we must stay prepared for surprises. the virus development is simply unpredictable, of course, at ones to keep spreading. that may result in a weakening of symptoms that it causes. but the opposite can also happen. thankful pianist matters of what the hell of and out here at the moment. it seems as if it's the people in spain who want to surprise the corona virus

why still things up casa, but activists want to revive spain's historical memory. in this laboratory, the catalog human remains 30, amid resistance from the right wing opposition. prime minister petro sanchez government wants to make further exclamations possible through legislation, and is considering prosecuting historical acts. marco gonzalez approves when the set of go, but i am or garcia when spain became a democracy, someone didn't do the job, couldn't loss clement as of the crimes of the dictatorship. and franco ism would never come daniel to those that he thought they went completely unaccompanied. glad onto them and a bonus. it stay 3 at the field near rick us and the excavations well advanced. many civil war era remains have been uncovered. the volunteers meticulously documents f, refined doing what many here believe the authority should be doing with their work means augustine arrest. you can now fulfill her greatest wish to bury her father in the brick a cemetery. your mother, under the name of it, was the greatest joy to let up will as soon have my fat

maria: spain was the first country to receive money from europe. analysts say this is due to the competition with italy. what do you think of the second payment? nadia: i think we are not competing with anybody in these matters. the stakes are very high. the amount of money, the 140 billion that could be mobilized in public investment between now and 2026 is unprecedented. it equals more or less what spain has received in transfers since we joined the eu. this is a unique once-in-a-lifetime, once in history opportunity for the country to undertake an ambitious investment in reform program. we have every interest in pressing ahead, and that is what we have been doing since day one. we accelerated the execution of the investment program in the second half of last year when the plan was approved by the european institutions. we are going to reach cruising speed in 2022, and we pressed ahead with important structural reforms, including labor market reform which was adopted in the last ministerial meeting of last year. maria: it is still loans, you want

but we are now seeing the same kind of rise that we've seen in places like denmark or spain. so everybody's going to experience this in their circle. they're going to see a lot of people get sick and isolate, but it's not the same worries that we used to have. and i think that is very important. now, endemic doesn't come from the word end, right? endemic just means, this is a virus that is here to stay, but most people who get infected with it already have some kind of immune memory of having been exposed to the spike protein ideally through a vaccine or through natural infection. and so the, the societal implications are different ones, but there are still societal implications. like we said, with china, if everybody is sick of work that disrupt supply chains in germany. if a lot of doctors are out sick from the hospitals, you still have a problem with having, having enough people there for all the other diseases that people have that aren't covered. and so we have to take the seriously. but we also have to realize that there is that this is a different level of worry i thin

this is currently a big problem in spain. >> a junior partner in spain's coalition government wants to go further. it will seek approval of an animal welfare law in the coming months that will ban wild animals in circuses and the sale of pets in shops. >> it is a dogs life but now in spain, domestic animals -- their thoughts being considered when a couple splits up. for more news, stay with us. you are watching france 24. ♪ >> thank you for joining us for the first film show of the year. happy new year. i hope you're doing well. we're starting with the new female lead spy thriller. the movie was partly set in paris. >> put the gun down. >> pull the trigger or you can listen. >> spies from different agencies united by a common enemy. for women joining forces to retrieve a top secret weapon. for the actress and producer it was important to break down stereotypes hollywood has of female spies. >> a few years ago, women in espionage would be seen as using their sexual desirability to get what they want before their intellect. the reality is they do things i can't even fathom. i wanted to

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in this whole story, neither spain or the e. u has any roma, our troops should not become cannon fodder for this most enormous machine of genocide in history for nato, and has a big foreign ministers meeting underway right now in brussels. that meeting at e, u foreign ministers, we keeping an eye to see what comes out of that. sure to see ukraine, russia, and the relationship between the a, you and russia dominating those talks. as soon as any news, of course, i'll bring it to you here on multi or ships from russia's both to clean the house that sell at the start of a major naval exercise. the drills are designed to practise actions needed to protect russia. national interests son's accounts, or military threats to the state from the see, the total of $140.00 warships the ought to take part of my foreign minister of india con. while the ball believes that europe is not in control of its own fates. right now with the us, is that the wheel? i think this is playing with the goal question is the expansion of nato. do you agree? and

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that's why spain government has now taken a radical step. there will no longer be mass testing or strict quarantine rules in the future. instead, the infection rate will only be estimated if flu instead of a deadly pandemic. this is how prime minister sanchez wants to treat the corona virus in the future, and he sees them serve as a pioneer in europe. but they're also critics that say that it's too early for such experiments. they point out that many spanish clinics continue to work at their limits. one of spain's leading experts, isabella sola also or just caution. she conducts research on the corona virus at the national center for biotechnology class leaders by amazon. but we must stay prepared for surprises. the virus development is simply unpredictable, of course ones to keep spreading, that may result in a weakening of symptoms that it causes. but the opposite can also happen. thankful pianist matters of what the hell of about it. at the moment, it seems as if it's the people in spain who want to surprise the corona virus. with an you

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next to spain were a 3 year investigation. by a newspaper advice has revealed hundreds of cases of alleged child sex abuse calls are growing for an independent probe. as more and more survivors break their silence to the abuse. young phillips sholtes met with one survivor in madrid, who hopes that such an investigation will reveal the truth about abuse within the church. this was where fernando so mona's torture started on the top floor of miss catholic school. he was just 14 and something awful. loana with just a few friends. one rainy afternoon, one of the teachers approached him. he came to tell me, does he want to come to get dry? and everything started there. he knew who he was looking for and the kind of loan children everything over the next 12 months. fernando was raped repeatedly by his teacher. sometimes several times a week he finds that agonizing that other stuff where clearly aware of what was happening yet the priest was never held accountable. partly because he was the brother of a well known minister. here you

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in fact, spain's government has just moved to rain in crypto asset advertising. spain is placing restrictions on so called influencers promotion of crypto currencies and an apparent 1st for the european union. joining us now discuss our boot, but co host and crypto analyst been swan. and jeffrey tucker, he's the president of the brownstone institute. i want to start with you. what specifically is spain doing to rein in influence or promotions? yeah, well, they're essentially doing is saying you can't promote crypto. if you are a celebrity or an influence or, and they're the 1st country, as you mentioned in the, you to actually do this. a lot of this was actually spurred by a famous soccer player who was essentially endorsing by nance. yeah, you know, coming out and saying, hey, you know, where do i buy crypto out or learn about crypto? i'm buying through by nansen. so he's sending a lot of people in the finance. right. but it's not the only country this doing something singapore, actually, it's called the monetary authority of singapore. and they have actually made it illegal. get this to, to

he was found in a _ on oogle maps in spain. he was found in a town _ on oogle maps in spain. he was found in a town near _ on oogle maps in spain. he was found in a town near madrid - found in a town near madrid where he was living under the name manuel. he escaped a room prison in 2002 and was sentenced to life in jail the following year for murder after being arrested by spanish police he reportedly told them how did you find me? i have not even called my family for ten years. hello. hard to believe that only a few mornings ago, we were starting the day with temperatures in the mid—teens. out there at the moment, a widespread and quite sharp frost as we start thursday morning's commute, temperatures even in the city centres below freezing. but it's into the countryside we're seeing temperatures in minus double digits. temperatures have risen, though, to start the day across in northern ireland, and that's because we've got cloud spilling in here ahead of what will be a wet and windy day for a fairfew. the sunshine giving way to the cloud, the rain, and also some hill snow

so in the opposition, in spain say this is the wrong move football. so the local more weight is one of the signatories of this manifest. so and the bulk of those who made the formation of the current government possible, believe that firstly, spain has no place in this conflict. we are not interested in any worse. all this is a pro cation of the united states and nato, in an attempt to reshape the world order in which they are losing influence. the us openly admits this is very important for its national security. so the u. s. and they to are escalating tensions. the united states and nato want on the one hand to control europe and on the other latin american literally crush. and everyone who questions the hegemony of the united states was in the united states. and they to want to direct the resources of control to europe and latin america to attack those whom they consider their main threat. in this whole story. neither spaying nor the e u has any room us. our troops should now become cannon fodder for this most enormous machine of genocide in histor

neither spain or the e. u has any row our troops should not become cannon fodder for this most enormous machine of genocide in history for nato. on friday, russia's top diplomat, spelled out clearly that the country does not want war, but it can't allow its interests to be ignored. foreign minister sag elaborate, shared his thoughts during a 90 minute interview to russian media. history of the if it's up to russia, there will be no war. we don't want any wars, but ignoring our interest is not something we can allow either. americans are trying to create a hysteria of the escalation around ukraine, burrell and blink, and repeating it to some kind of a mantra. they say we hope that raja is going to choose the path of diplomacy. and i can tell you that is something we've always stuck to since soviet times. and the outcomes of this diplomacy include the eastern bull and aston, our declarations, stipulating that no one is going to strengthen their security at the expense of others. this is the embodiment of diplo

it actually been training in spain. there's lots of photographs, some pictures of him in spain. he says that was his agent's fault, but he could have checked that himself. now obviously, mister jokers, which in his steam they are going to fight as to the bitter and i think the ass jillions are as well. i mean, at the moment, jock of it is due to be detained. to morrow, early australian time. we don't know exactly what that detention will mean. does that mean he gets to stay in his hotel? will he go back to the same deportation hotel? he was in, before he's having an interview with border force officials, that's what it's basically been been labeled as. but people will think, why is it got to this stage? you know, joke if it could have just got vaccinated and none of this would have happened. but he's completely against it. fair enough, others will say, why the assailants, even let him get on the plane to allow this saga to start in the way it has. what impact is all of this? you know, us talking about it? it's being splashed on all these headlines. what impact is it? have it on

it's become standard for many in spain in recent weeks. most when to pick up sick notes because of a cobra infection. some have unrelated emergencies. they would have otherwise have to wait too long for the doctors appointment. got that before it was better. he just went to your appointment. yet did he dial out the name of date on medical, but we had to see the doctor because of a medical issue. other than covered and not all non covered medical issues can be given the required attention as quickly as they should or not been. it was an emergency and we would have needed to wait for many more days. and yoga her daughter, mother young, rushed on thursday i. they are younger yet. there is a perception of a risks that i cannot treat you properly because the system is overwhelmed at work in the system or, or maybe they need extra staff. i was here the other day and it was the same. there were a lot of people, although the queue moves quickly in which i got obituary again that yeah, which initially that we were proud thinking that our health car

that, however will not happen before this 6 wave in spain is over. and most family doctors here are not going to drop the demand, feel better worked conditions, and will funding to ensure proper service, while the patients now to some other stories making the news. u. s. president joe biden has called for an historic change to senate rules in order to pass to sweeping election bills. his voting reforms would expand access to polls and create national elections. standard biden is seeking an exemption from the senate super majority rule so that democrats can override republican opposition to the reforms for people that survived a helicopter crash in a residential area of philadelphia. authority say the pilot managed to avoid power lines and numerous buildings before coming down outside of a church. it is believed that the pilot had mechanical problems during the flight. authorities in eastern mexico have discovered dozens of people hiding in a cargo truck headed to the u. s police say 38 people from central america were found in the truck after a crash

in spain, people wear masks voluntarily. large parades like this one, as well as restaurant visits are all possible without restrictions. just how dangerous is omicron c, that is the big question. i could fish meet, i mean, we see people out on the streets in that reported israel under spain for example. and here in germany the same time, my sense is that we were standing on the cusp of a possible reach, you know, very large scale crisis in the next 2 or 3 weeks. that is what we're being told. i have very important to, to kind of paint a very differentiated picture about what the risks are here we have in the last 2 years talked a lot about, you know, these catastrophic risks of lots of people dying. we have seen more than 100000 people die in germany. of course 19. that is not what we're seeing, that that is not what most scientists to worried about. if we look at, at the next few months, most of supply chains in germany, if a lot of doctors out sick from the hospitals, you still have a problem with it were having, having enough people there for the other diseases that people have tha

the three kings have arrived in spain to commemorate the feast of the epiphany, an important part of the country's christmas celebrations. 12 months ago, the colourful parades were cancelled due to the pandemic, but this year the three kings visit was highly anticipated. children had been waiting for them for a whole year, and they came back. the three kings returned to spain to deliver presents to well—behaved youngsters across the country. they got to almost every town and city, arriving by helicopter, in fancy cars or by train. but not all arrivals were successful. 33 kings might be magic, but when reaching a coastal near valencia they ended up getting a bit wet. in barcelona they also arrived by sea. the mare gave them a symbolic key so they could get access only for one night to all the houses in the city. meantime, hundreds of performers were getting ready tojoin the kings in colourful street, cades. last yearthe parade to welcome the kings was cancelled due to the credit pandemic. i2 cancelled due to the credit pandemic. 12 months on, weeks of rehearsal paid off as parades w

it's become standard for many in spain in recent weeks. most when to pick up sick notes because of a cobra infection. some have unrelated emergencies. they would have otherwise have to wait too long for the doctors appointment. got that before it was better. you just went to your appointment yet, did he dialogue the name of kate on medical board when we had to see the doctor because of a medical issue other than covered and not all non covered medical issues can be given the required attention as quickly as they should on lab in it was an emergency and we would have needed to wait for many or days in yoga. i thought i'd rather young boston, there's the us, they are younger yet there is a perception of a risks that they cannot treat you properly. because the system is overwhelmed at work in their system or, or maybe they need extra staff. i was here the other day and it was the same. there were a lot of people, although the q moves quickly in which i got obituary. if it was from the study that we were proud, thinking that our health care sy

against the block line, while some spanish opposition party say it's not their country's war to wage. spain has no police in this conflict. we are not interested in any worse. all this is a pro cation of the united states and later in an attempt to reshape the world order in which they are lose an influence. while moscow says clearly and simply, if it's up to russia, they will be no war foreign minister. so gala prop outlined the countries position and a lengthy interview to the russian media and, and other stories a solution to pursue. jo biden's caught on my consulting a fox news journalist who was just trying to get up to about record inflation plaguing the us. we go shopping in new york to see how prices are being affected and our local how much it's hitting them in their pocket. you have to, you have to make concessions to, to fit your budget, to, to buy the essential things to feed. your family. got 3 kids and the cost the food is going up by drive the car almost every day. the cost the gas going up. i don't use anything with abby with us that we can sunday. and i say me to take you t

neither spain or the e. u has any row our troops should not become cannon fodder for this most enormous machine of genocide in history for nato vienna. on friday rush, us tub diplomat, spelled out clearly that the country does not want war, but it cannot allow its interests to be ignored as well. foreign minister, sergey lamb rob shared his thoughts during a 90 minute interview to rush media. history of the, if it's up to russia, there will be no war. we don't want any wars. but ignoring our interest is not something we can allow either. americans are trying to create a hysteria of the escalation around ukraine, burrell and blink, and repeating it to some kind of a mantra. they say we hope that raja is going to choose the path of diplomacy. and i can tell you that is something we've always stuck to since soviet times. and the outcomes of this diplomacy include the eastern bull and astronaut declarations, stipulating that no one is going to strengthen their security at the expense of others. this is the embod

neither spain or the e. u has any row our troops should not become cannon fodder for this most enormous machine of genocide in history for nato. who am friday rush has top diplomat spelled out clearly that the country does not want war. but he can't allow his interests to be ignored. foreign minister say again, laugh, share his thoughts during a 90 minute interview to russian media. yes, we have to say, if it's up to russia, there will be no war. we don't want any wars, but ignoring our interest is not something we can allow either. americans are trying to create a hysteria of the escalation around ukraine, burrell and blink, and repeating it to some kind of a mantra. they say we hope that raja is going to choose the path of diplomacy. and i can tell you that is something we've always stuck to since soviet times. and the outcomes of this diplomacy include the eastern bull and astronaut declarations, stipulating that no one is going to strengthen their security at the expense of others. this is the embodiment

in this whole story, neither spain or the e. u has any row our troops should not become cannon fodder for this most enormous mission of genocide in history for nato. on friday, russia, top diplomat found out clearly that the country does not want to war, but it cancel out its interests to be ignored. foreign minister gala rob said his thought steering a 90 minute into the, into russian media history of the so if it's up to russia, there will be no war. we don't want any wars, but ignoring our interest is not something we can allow either. americans are trying to create a hysteria of the escalation around ukraine, burrell and blink, and repeating it to some kind of a mantra. they say we hope that raja is going to choose the path of diplomacy. and i can tell you that is something we've always stuck to since soviet times. and the outcomes of this diplomacy include the isda and bull and astronaut declarations, stipulating that no one is going to strengthen their security at the expense of others. this is the embodiment of diplomacy