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Anger over low wages and pensions inequality and the rising cost of education and health care their fury has been fanned by president sebastian pinera response to a week of unrest imposing a state of emergency and night time curfews protesters called on him to listen up or resign i. just dont have the made up and it is the 1st thing the president has to do is get the military off the streets and change the cabinet and he needs to ensure that there are conscious people making statements to the co...

1000000 demonstrators converged on downtown santiago bringing traffic to a standstill as crowds made their way to central plaza. protesters vented anger over low wages and pensions inequality and the rising cost of education and health care their fury has been found by president sebastian pinera response to a week of unrest imposing a state of emergency and night time curfews protesters called on him to listen up or resign. yet there they love you made at the end of this the 1st thing the presid...

Up here. they have the capability in certain limited situations. but across the board theres corruption there. we recently saw the big shootout between the government and the cartels where the government lost are. so its really a troubling situation. and it needs to get -- we need mexican economy the thrive. its good for our country, its good for them too. arthel: its really sad for the farmers mainly. i have to leave it there though, danny coulson. thank you, see you again soon. >> thank you, m...

But we also have to get people trained up. weve got to invest in education and infrastructure like the bread and butter stuff. and people are struggling with healthcare, prescription drugs, pensions. i mean, this is bread and butter politics. weve ghost to weve got to be talking about whats on the minds of the people in the united states and we cant get distracted by the side show. if were going win this thing, i think its going to be the economic argument, its going to be talking about an aspir...

Fe food shortages and what happens to britains who arent living in britain but in other countries. those details are super important. have they been worked out or is britain flying blindly whether it is a no deal brexit and brexit? >> thats why the people say it would be catastrophic. there are hundreds of thousands of britains who live in the union. if you get ill and you are living in spain, you would get free health care and pensions operate the same. pretty much the same as if you lived in t...

A 6 percent pensions increase but representatives of spains $9000000.00 claimants are holding out for more. for the 1st time in over 2 decades the u.s. diplomats have opened bank accounts in sudan the country was long under u.s. sanctions as a sponsor of terrorism most sanctions were lifted in 2017 but dollar transactions remained impossible until now the u.s. embassy in khartoum says it not only makes life easier for stuff there but opening the new accounts also shows that the un is open for bu...

Pensions 10 years after the real estate crisis spains drains public office are struggling to keep up with an aging population but those gathered in madrid insist spaniards whove worked hard to their whole lives deserve a bigger share. we are all pensioners reads one of the placards brandished by the regiment of retirees who took to the streets of the spanish capital the average pensioner here receives $920.00 euros a month more than a spanish worker on minimum wage but they say they deserve an i...

Vice president. when you have trump personally profiting from his time in office, you know, because he hasnt divested his own interest and his son is going around and signing deals in foreign countries after the president saying he wouldnt do that as long as he was president. so i think you see the vice president making two of those very important points and i think hes right to do that. >> betsy and maya, with the little time we have left, i would like both of you to speak to, what are the most...

Out there and defend anything at this point. >> betsy, where are we headed? >> it is bad for republicans, likely to get worse when we learn what yovanovitch is saying now behind closed doors. extremely unlikely to be good news for the president. the huge question that will loomis whether the state department ends up firing yovanovitch or not. if she stays on, it will send a signal despite persecution, folks at the state department could potentially tell the truth to congress without losing their...

This -- at least a truce on trade and took some of this other stuff off the table? >> i think the market is raring to go. you see in spite of these sort of negative stories on trade, the market is holding up. it has bad days and good days but it is moving around the same sort of 300 point range that its been in. i think theres one other thing we should keep in mind which is consumers are also owners of stocks. you know, elizabeth warrens of the world would have you believe it is the only rich pe...