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Just seem fed up with the conservative government of president even dukie. your deputy general said only one i voted for him but im saying to do can show you a phase brother you dont allow there to be another drop of blood let me show your face mr president but he didnt pay later in the day do k. did show his face appearing on television to call for dialogue. by the putin deliberately muslim ana starting next week i will launch a national dialogue to strengthen the current a social policy agenda...

Contrast to his story so far all right to our washington bureau chief alexander phenomenon the story for us today alexander thank you were now into south america among the after demonstrators took to the streets in chile presidents about is struggling to restore call thousands have again gathered in the capital santiago demanding better education health care and pensions and b. and yet as resignation millions find it difficult to make ins needs in the country and are forced to live in makeshift ...

Around us thats what neo liberalism has done to us we have to change that. the constitution in trying his economic model and the primacy of private property the prospect of a sudden about turn is slim but the concessions on pensions and taxes offered so far by the government have not satisfied the protesters theyre demanding more fundamental changes to the system prosperity for all their dreams. inadequate health care is a big concern in many places around the world according to the world health...

To get by how can families feed their children if 2 incomes still arent enough people its a common problem protesters blame neoliberalism and privatisation services and goods are expensive wages and pensions are low up the hill we witnessed an example of grassroots democratic initiative and open cant build a council its rather like a time when eating its a traditional institution in parts of south america and is now enjoying a revival here. we want to create a better chile starting with this kin...

Lives. where angry everythings getting more expensive people have to take out loans just to get by how can families feed their children if 2 incomes still arent enough one of the more its a common problem protesters blame neoliberalism and privatization services and goods are expensive wages and pensions are low up the hill we witnessed an example of grassroots democratic initiative and open council is wrong. like a town hall meeting its a traditional institution in parts of south america and it...

Air asia also at the meeting they say its time to show solidarity also in the rest of the that weve been focused on living our own lives for too long oblivious to whats going on around us thats what neo liberalism has done to us we have to change that. the constitution in shrines this economic model and the primacy of private property the prospect of a sudden about turn is slim but the concessions on pensions and taxes offered so far by the government have not satisfied the protesters theyre dem...

Things will happen you dont expect. and the question is how do you deal with them? my rule is you deal with them with the utmost integrity. >> this jessica dylan, a financial advisor. >> social security benefits have become increasingly important to american workers as traditional pensions have disappeared and as many americans havent saved enough for retirement. what are yor plans to ensure social security benefits for future generations, and how do you plan to give the bipartisan support neede...

Process went, remembering the 90s, mass unemployment in east germany, privatizatioprivatizato destruction of the old industries. so for many this was a transformation shock and long term imprint on political habits and mentalities. and it was not that easy as it seemed at the beginning. >> 30 years later, lets talk about that now. because there is somewhat of an invisible barrier. i was reading that some east germans still feel like they are second class citizens. >> yes, we have a survey saying...

A look again at the numbers average pensions in east germany all lower than in the west average salaries are lower than in the west and obviously obviously many many people see that as as a setback as as if they were still sort of 2nd class citizens because after all they live in the same country the same world and this has its roots in the d.n.a. just realisation of the east of the of the country and the subsequent weakness of the east german economy so east germans will not like to hear this b...

By expectation is he will honor the election that was held tonight. >> would it be a bevin race if it wasnt a squeaker? i mean come on. i mean really and truly. this is a close, close race. we are not conceding this race by any stretch. now, it is too early to tell whether voters pick the democrat over impeachment concerns or if local issues like medicaid work requirements and teacher pensions are the decisive issues. >> republicans are rushing to distance himself from bev inpointing to his hi...