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us president of the son of the us president joe biden on gun charges. hello, i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. it's been an historic day in mexico, where claudia sheinbaum was elected as the first woman president. ms sheinbaum claimed the presidency in a landslide victory, winning about 60% of the vote. us presidentjoe biden called claudia sheinbaum to congratulate her on the victory, and said in a statement: "i look forward to working closely with president—elect sheinbaum in the spirit of partnership and friendship that reflects the enduring bonds between our two countries. " he went on to say: "i also congratulate the mexican people for conducting a nationwide successful democratic electoral process involving races for more than 20,000 positions at the local, state, and federal levels." ms sheinbaum was formerly a scientist.
statement said that you don't take pleasure in trump's verdict it's quite a contrast you know, when i think about the juxtaposition of what happened 34 years ago, 35 years ago donald trump won the state to kill us and they looked at. >> us because they said they guilty because of the color of their skin in a country that says you're innocent until proven guilty and so he was a firestarter that literally lit the match to make people believe that black and brown people were guilty of some of the most heinous things that you could ever imagine. the fact that the matter is that we hadn't done anything. we would guilty because of the color of our skin and donald trump took out a four-page air two weeks after we were accused. and call for the state to kill us really, really evil vindictive and at the same time it gave rise to other people chiming in saying, you know what, let's just take the oldest one and
could be resurgent and again take armed action against any palestinian who tries to co—operate in a peaceful resolution of the gaza conflict, the palestinian conflict, the palestinian conflict in general. we have to take that into account. so this is going to be a prolonged effort to keep degrading hamas, by military means. i don't think any other country can undertake that other than the state of israel, and ideally we can do it in conjunction with a morning after scenario where international forces would supervise the rebuilding and reconstruction of gaza, the repatriation of the palestinian refugees in gaza. all of that could be done, but the struggle against hamas has to continue, otherwise they come back and re—organises and launches the next attack. re-organises and launches the next attack-— re-organises and launches the next attack. given the pressure that we are _ next attack. given the pressure that we are seeing _ next attack. given the pressure that we are seeing on - next attack. given the pressure that we are seeing on the i next attack. given the pressure | that we are seeing on the prime minister up from the hostage families in particular to get their loved ones home, and we are seeing different views from within the war cabinet as well, how fragile do you think the
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out an attack anywhere near the tragedies that we saw on october the 7th, in that guarantee from him not enough, somewhat you saying there? from what you saying there? now, hamas is not capable of doing that, that is true. and i believe there should be... a contradiction to my own government in israel, i believe there should be a morning after programme, the israeli government has not done that so far. but even that morning after scenario has to take into account that hamas could be resurgent and again take armed action against any palestinian who tries to co—operate in a peaceful resolution of the gaza conflict, the palestinian conflict in general. we have to take that into account. so this is going to be a prolonged effort to keep degrading hamas, by military means. i don't think any other country can undertake that other than the state of israel, and ideally we can do it in conjunction with a morning after scenario where international forces would supervise the rebuilding
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hello, i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. it's been an historic day in mexico, where claudia sheinbaum was elected as the first woman president. ms sheinbaum won about 60% of the vote. us presidentjoe biden called claudia sheinbaum to congratulate her on the victory, and said in a statement: "i look forward to working closely with president—elect sheinbaum in the spirit of partnership and friendship that reflects the enduring bonds between our two countries. " he went on to say: "i also congratulate the mexican people for conducting a nationwide successful democratic electoral process involving races for more than 20,000 positions at the local, state, and federal levels." ms sheinbaum is an environmental scientist turned politician. she is considered a protege of the previous president although
you said this is the most sold calendar in italy? ..and still allows its sympathisers. as it draws to a close, the finale... ..with a chilling throwback to italy's dictatorship decades. all: presente! presente! these kinds of demonstrations with the fascist salutes happen across the country year in, year out. the state allows them to take place and society somehow seems to tolerate them. i want to find out why, and why some of the images associated with the dark chapters of italy's past still infuse the present. presente!
hello, i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. it's been an historic day in mexico, where claudia sheinbaum was elected as the first woman president. ms sheinbaum claimed the presidency in a landslide victory, winning about 60% of the vote. us presidentjoe biden called claudia sheinbaum to congratulate her on the victory, and said in a statement: "i look forward to working closely with president—elect sheinbaum in the spirit of partnership and friendship that reflects the enduring bonds between our two countries. " he went on to say: "i also congratulate the mexican people for conducting a nationwide successful democratic electoral process involving races for more than 20,000 positions at the local, state, and federal levels."
than the state of israel, and ideally we can do it in conjunction with a morning after scenario where international forces would supervise the rebuilding and reconstruction of gaza, the repatriation of the palestinian refugees in gaza. all of that could be done, but the struggle against hamas has to continue, otherwise they come back and re—organises and launches the next attack. given the pressure that we are seeing on the prime minister from the hostage families in particular to get their loved ones home, and we are seeing different views from within the war cabinet as well, how fragile do you think the government is in israel at the moment? we have a national unity government that has elements of the former opposition, benny gantz, opposition leaders in the war cabinet, and the government still have a 64 member majority in the 120 member knesset. it would survive but many