More on his legacy was consequential than shaping canada as economic and social future. To me it was a conservative, but he was what we call in canada, a progressive conservative, socially liberal estimate, conservative. James things, great deal piece all the way up to signing a free trade 5 United States long before it was absolutely necessary to do so. The canadian left the coast at the bottom. I dont know when he went on the canadian left really big things that in retrospect, it was a bad idea. And he also thought Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher were too Close Friends on a part time. They didnt want sanctions imposed on part of south africa. Right. More money did. And back them dollar piece came out on the right side. The history of Nelson Mandela was released from prison. I one of his 1st trips in gratitude in most to canada to check bryan maloney. So theres not much question that he stands over the canadian history and certainly she, it was a different kind of to ensure that e
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I dont understand a ship the size of a carrier into a nuclear plume and expect there to be no harm whatsoever to the home life. From the judges perspective, she has to look out for people that werent able to pop in negotiations. Were talking about as many as 20,000 plaintiffs. We were the first generation, probably in the history of the world that really had the opportunity to do what we wanted to do. Three years after a deadly tsunami in japan, 71 u. S. Sailors who took part in relief efforts are suing the operators of the power plant. House and Senate Lawmakers want to find out exactly how much radiation u. S. Servicemen were exposed to. The sailors say expose tour radiation during their service led to frightening illnesses, including hemorrhages and cancer. What i went through has 100 changed my life forever. Military personal necessarily were located near the fukushima power plant. He was assigned to investigate radiation levels in the air and on military aircraft going in and out
Ukraine all coming in the wake of the battles in the streets and people are waiting to see what happens next. Antigovernment protestor are gathering in the streets. The banging of the pots and pans are showing the protests. Spent years shadowing entry level workers at Top Investment firms. What they thought was a safe environment and unleashed about a number of things. We begin with ukraine, where a major deal is struck to end the violence between the police and the antigovernment protestor that threatened to shatter the country and the question is will the deal hold. They are shouting shame when the Opposition Leader spoke out in favor of the pact. The crowd grew angry when a coffin was lifted to the stage, a reminder of how many consider killed and injured. The protestor want the president Viktor Yanukovich out of office now and alauded when a leader threatened an armed attack if not resigning by 10 00 on saturday morning and limiting the powers of the constitution and establishing a
All of it coming in the wake of bloody battles in the streets. Everyone is waiting to see what happens next. Antigovernment protesters gathering in caracas. The pots and pans banking is the hallmark of protests. In what they thought was a safe environment unleashed what they thought about the bailout, the occupy movement, hillary clinton. Sh sh spoke up about the exchange. Security forces on thursday. The protesters in the square want president Viktor Yanukovych out of office now and applauded when one faction leader threatened an armed attack if he hasnt resigned by 10 00 saturday morning. But the deal leaves yanukovych in place though it limits his powers by limiting the 2004 state constitution, mandate being president ial elections by december. For more lets go to kiev and al jazeera correspondent nick shifrin. Whats the atmosphere like in Independence Square tonight . Well, antonio, you just laid it out. Theyre still here. Theyre not going anywhere. About 50,000 people, a few hours