Sadness to anger in just one week. Never before have so many people in bellows taken to the street to protest hundreds of thousands marched through the main avenues of minsk to demand the president look up to step down. We wont forgive you de chant the accounts of torture and abuse of thousands of detainees has also and good lookers shango supporters and people who were never interested in politics will protest here against the violence which is happening as the recent nation we acknowledge that people can have different political views and preference us but on the no can this income people be beaten up and raised in the Police Station as it is and here must go away we dont need and as a blood we just me its peace and we. Want justice honestly election last atlanta. The woman many voted for in last weekends election has gone into exile now campaigner mario kolesnik over addresses the crowd. She was she was the more we go on expressing our dissatisfaction the sooner change will come. Fo
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Infectious disease has caused death and suffering. Changing the course of human history. These casualties were real people. With real dreams. Real families. And real lives. According to a historian, the death toll was 10 million. The roman leader calmly responded to the second century outbreak. Using his personal resources to keep panic from the streets. When you arrive in the morning, think of what a privilege it is to be alive. To breathe. To think. To enjoy. To love. The bubonic plague. Unlike the romans, the sufferers of the bubonic plague lacked a strong leader to regulate panic. It has been reappropriated into a symbol of pop culture, including the plague doctor. A highly recognizable symbol of fear. And even references such as monty python. Bring out the dead im not dead yet smallpox. Dating back to the third century b. C. Found on three mummies. A global disease spread through trade routes. The wife of the english ambassador documented the process of elation. Im going to till a
The country was crying out for change. When president ial elections were set for the 18th of april, it seemed the moment had finally come. Then, word spread that president Abdelaziz Bouteflika might run for an unprecedented fifth term. Defying a 20 year ban on protests, algerians across the country took to the streets. The protests were quickly dubbed the movement. It was a tidal wave of anger that louisa ammi was there to capture. Shes one of algerias few female photojournalists, her career a visual record of its troubled past. Many saw the prospect of another term of an absent and feeble to president as one humiliation too many. Among the protesters, merouane lounnas. Hes a veteran radio presenter and journalist but had never been a dissident. The protests were peaceful, but how would algerias rulers respond to such defiance . In 1962, the algerian people finally threw off french rule and gained independence. Two key organisations emerged, a peoples party, the fln, and a popular army
Their ailing president was propped up by a ruling elite, widely seen as corrupt. For almost five months, the algerian people have been demanding change. Until now, the demonstrations have been peaceful, with the army acting as referee between the people and the regime. But now it has to decide which side to back. For the first time, this film tells the full story of algerias protest movement, with exclusive footage of the demonstrations and the voices of people calling for change. Anes tina is one of algerias most daring screenwriters. Known for his outspoken critique of algerian society, his Award Winning sitcoms are a hit with the countrys youth. In 2014, he used his own Youtube Channel to speak directly to his fans. Three years later, he went on to savage the nations ruling elite in his video im angry. Within months, it had over 14 million views and anes tina was banned from appearing on algerian state media. Anes tina became a symbol of the nations disenfranchised youth, fed up wit