hello, welcome to the program. more than 60% of indians population relies on agriculture for a living. farmers have long been a crucial voting bloc and often complain of being ignored. now they are worried they could be exploited by agricultural reforms passed in september. the laws seem to loosen rules around the sale, pricing, and storage of farm products. farmers fear the new system means they will lose government-backed minimum price guarantees. they tried to march on the capitol in delhi but were stopped by police using tear gas and batons. now, they are blocking main roads and planned to stay until their demands are met. we have enough facilities to cook and eat while we stay. we only want the laws to be rolled back, to go home happy. if it is not done, we will continue to protest, be it for six months or a year. we always suspected the governments intention and always will because the government has become a slave of the corporations. they want to turn us to thei
first ausustralia, where the residents of melbourne are stocking up on supplies. they are bracing for another lockdown that goes into effect in a few hours and is set the last six weeks. this is part of the response to a spike in coronavirus cases in melbourne, the capital of the state of victoria. also bordering new south wales, which is closed. the prime minister says there are no plans to reimpose restrictions across the country. there is a lot of frustration in the victorian capital. usedas people were getting to looser coronavirus restrictions, life somewhat returning to normal, authorities reinstated stay-at-home orders for the next six weeks starting tonight, this wednesday night. many people headed straight for the city s bars and pubs. many restaurants are booked tonight as people scramble to enjoy their last moments of freedom in a while. 13030our newen coconfmed cacases reported in te stste of victoria. more than half thohose are linkd toto the publilic housining t
emergencyeils .easures this amid eight months of strikes by hospital workers. the capipital of bololivia, whee many fear for their safety as tension continues to rise. aboutquinn will tell us the latest scandal to hit the australian banking industry. for w watching. protests have been taking place across the country. days of protests, and iranians continue to be off-line. representativen to aa explainow they cacame up with the figures. we have being able we have bebeen able to get eyewitness testimony, video footage, , bult .ases leleft on the ground today we have heard from the leadership. they are pushing the narrative e that the unrnrest hs the president made a statement in a meeting with his cabinet, congratulating the nation for passing the test and not letting iran s enemies take advantage of the s situation. statement of the suggests an effort by the areident that the protests over. state media with a similar message. the company one headline e was a pictcture of
is it safe to eat? nepal s government testing for dangerous pesticides leaves many confused and angry. the bombastic politician who led the campaign for brexit now has to deliver it. boris johnson has won the race lead the u.k. s ruling party and will become prime minister on wednesday. he has vowed to take the u.k. out of the e.u. come what may. he needs to unite a divided country and nation. two-horse race but there has only ever been one front runner. boris johnson demolished jeremy hunt with double the number of votes to become leader of the conservative, and on wednesday, the country. he must repair a and nation torn apart by brexit. deliver brexit, unite the country, and defeat jeremy corbyn. it was already pointed out that deliver, unite, and defeat was not the perfect acronym for an election campaign. this unfortunately spell dud, but they forgot the final e , my friends, e for energized. dude, we are going to energize the country. we are going to take advantage
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