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in parliament but it is from a world of proclamations when the news of the passing of a monarch and the ascension of another is something that needs to be proclaimed on the streets, it needs to spread. in the 16th century, after the coronation of a monarch there was a recognition parade. this idea that the monarch must be seen. i think this is all part of that visualisation of this moment of transition. the part of that visualisation of this moment of transition. the orders of council, moment of transition. the orders of council. which _ moment of transition. the orders of council, which we _ moment of transition. the orders of council, which we saw _ moment of transition. the orders of council, which we saw penny - moment of transition. the orders of i council, which we saw penny mordaunt reading out, very much against something you can understand why it happened centuries ago. it is about assuring the monarchy continues immediately, there is nothing preventing business from carrying on. ., , ., preventing business from carrying on. . y ., ~ preventing business from carrying on. ., , ., 4' ., on. the minutiae, if you like, of the ceremony — on. the minutiae, if you like, of the ceremony of— on. the minutiae, if you like, of the ceremony of today - on. the minutiae, if you like, of the ceremony of today and - on. the minutiae, if you like, of the ceremony of today and the l on. the minutiae, if you like, of- the ceremony of today and the days ahead. it is given the ultimate imperator, it is official. we might expect there to be gun salutes but this is saying this is what will happen. there will be other 0rders happen. there will be other orders in council, the privy council
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a summit on the future of syria including turkey and iran the three countries have been pushing their own strategy for ending eight years of civil war in syria putin met with turkey's president rectify imperator one in moscow earlier today he welcomed the announced american withdrawal from syria as a positive step he also called on kurdish forces who control large areas of north eastern syria to start talks with the syrian government or one said the withdrawal of u.s. troops from the kurdish controlled areas must not result in the vacuum of power turkey regards the powerful kurdish why p.g. militia as a terrorist organization. well i'm joined now by john thing can from the german marshall fund of the united states jonathan has expertise among other things in russia and u.s. relations with turkey it's good to have you on the program johnson would this meeting between ever won and putin would it be taking place at all if trump had not announced the withdrawal of u.s.
brazil. >> anthony: of brazil, that's right, yeah. he was refused in very unflattering terms. thanks presumably, to lopez jr.'s expansionist ambitions, he dragged paraguay into the triple alliance war. he essentially challenged all three neighbors. >> pedro: brazil, argentina, and uruguay. >> anthony: to war. this doesn't seem like a good idea. >> pedro: ah, yeah. >> anthony: right. in what would become the bloodiest war in latin america's history, hundreds of thousands of paraguayans died. when lopez ran out of adults, he sent children into the field dressed only in rags, armed with sticks painted to look like guns. >> guido: my great-grandfather was a ten year-old boy and he was dressed like a girl because otherwise he was going to be enrolled in the army. >> anthony: lopez, eventually, he was hunted down. madame lynch survived. >> guido: yes. she survived. >> anthony: but with her money? i mean, she was allowed to keep her possessions? >> guido: yes.
>> eduardo: yes, before. >> peter: it was a good time to die because this way you hadn't to join this horrible war. >> anthony: he'd miss the war? >> peter: yeah. the old lopez died, the young lopez got in power. >> anthony: our man becomes, uh, president. >> guido: yes, francisco lopez. >> anthony: absolutely the most maniacal, megalomaniacal, piss-pot dictator. >> peter: you are right. >> anthony: he was rather unkind to his siblings. >> guido: his two brothers were tortured and killed. >> anthony: right. >> guido: the sister who went to jail, taken into tiger cages. >> anthony: tiger cages. yeah. >> guido: tiger cages. and, the mother was given some beating. sixty-something. >> anthony: right. his sixty-something year-old mother was flogged and beaten in front of him. not a nice man. >> peter: he believed that he had a chance to get married with the daughter of the imperator of brazil. >> anthony: of brazil, that's
sixty-something. >> anthony: right. his sixty-something year-old mother was flogged and beaten in front of him. not a nice man. >> peter: he believed that he had a chance to get married with the daughter of the imperator of brazil. >> anthony: of brazil, that's right, yeah. he was refused in very unflattering terms. thanks presumably, to lopez jr.'s expansionist ambitions, he dragged paraguay into the triple alliance war. he essentially challenged all three neighbors. >> pedro: brazil, argentina, and uruguay. >> anthony: to war. this doesn't seem like a good idea. >> pedro: ah, yeah. >> anthony: right. in what would become the bloodiest war in latin america's history, hundreds of thousands of paraguayans died. when lopez ran out of adults, he sent children into the field dressed only in rags, armed with sticks pained to look like guns. >> guido: my great-grandfather was a ten year-old boy and he was dressed like a girl because
to join this horrible war. >> anthony: he'd miss the war? >> peter: yeah. the old lopez died, the young lopez got in power. >> anthony: our man becomes, uh, president. >> guido: yes, francisco lopez. >> anthony: absolutely the most maniacal, megalomaniacal, piss-pot dictator. >> peter: you are right. >> anthony: he was rather unkind to his siblings. >> guido: his two brothers were tortured and killed. >> anthony: right. >> guido: the sister who went to jail, taken into tiger cages. >> anthony: tiger cages. yeah. >> guido: tiger cages. and, the mother was given some beating. sixty-something. >> anthony: right. his sixty-something year-old mother was flogged and beaten in front of him. not a nice man. >> peter: he believed that he had a chance to get married with the daughter of the imperator of brazil. >> anthony: of brazil, that's right, yeah. he was refused in very unflattering terms.
>> guido: the sister who went to jail, taken into tiger cages. >> anthony: tiger cages. yeah. >> guido: tiger cages. and, the mother was given some beating. sixty-something. >> anthony: right. his sixty-something year-old mother was flogged and beaten in front of him. not a nice man. >> peter: he believed that he had a chance to get married with the daughter of the imperator of brazil. >> anthony: of brazil, that's right, yeah. he was refused in very unflattering terms. thanks presumably, to lopez jr.'s expansionist ambitions, he dragged paraguay into the triple alliance war. he essentially challenged all three neighbors. >> pedro: brazil, argentina, and uruguay. >> anthony: to war. this doesn't seem like a good idea. >> pedro: ah, yeah. >> anthony: right. in what would become the bloodiest war in latin america's history, hundreds of thousands of paraguayans died.