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[00:00:07] Hello everyone, nice to see you again on France us by giving us 24, thank you for choosing our channels for your bagasse,
[00:00:11] information, here are the headlines of this newscast: several people killed
[00:00:14] by firearms in Thailand, the young man behind this shooting was
[00:00:19] October 2007, the Ark of Zoe 14 years old, he had clearly planned his
[00:00:21] attack according to the Prime Minister before opening fire in his
[00:00:25] high school, the young man first killed his own
[00:00:27] grandparents.
[00:00:31] We will also focus in this newscast on this defense agreement signed by
[00:00:35] Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia, while the war between the United States and
[00:00:38] Iran reshuffles the balance in the region. What commitments have been
[00:00:42] made, what does this pact contain? Melina Uet's analysis to
[00:00:46] follow in this edition.
[00:00:48] And then in Colombia, the inauguration this evening of the far-right president elected last
[00:00:52] June, Abelardo de la Espriella says he is determined to
[00:00:56] fight the guerrillas and drug trafficking with bombings.
[00:01:00] if necessary, he has the support of Washington and Tel Aviv.
[00:01:16] How to explain that a 14-year-old boy could shoot his grandparents and then go
[00:01:20] to his high school to sow death again? This is what happened
[00:01:24] in Thailand in the suburbs of Bangkok this Friday. At least eight
[00:01:27] people were killed in this shooting. According to the police, the shooter had
[00:01:31] clearly planned his attack, says the Prime Minister. Axel Simon tells us
[00:01:35] more. Outside the school, crying
[00:01:39] teachers embracing. The staff and
[00:01:42] students of this school in the suburbs of Bangkok experienced a nightmare in
[00:01:46] broad daylight. A 14-year-old teenager opened fire,
[00:01:49] killing several people and injuring about fifteen before committing
[00:01:52] suicide. Some students and teachers managed to
[00:01:56] lock themselves in classrooms, others tried to hide or flee.
[00:02:02] "We took refuge in the toilets, we thought it was
[00:02:04] hair salon where the quality of over, then a teacher shouted 'run fast, the
[00:02:08] shooter went to another building and ran
[00:02:10] here.
[00:02:14] When I arrived there, it was total chaos, the students we
[00:02:17] took care of outside were injured in the back, chest and
[00:02:21] arm, we gave them first aid, the shooter was
[00:02:25] still active at that time."
[00:02:28] According to the police, the shooter... from the middle school, he fired more than
[00:02:31] twenty bullets with a pistol belonging to his grandfather and was
[00:02:35] found in possession of about thirty additional
[00:02:37] ammunition. The police specified that the shooter had shot his
[00:02:41] grandparents at their home before going to his middle school and opening
[00:02:45] fire. I am deeply saddened, not
[00:02:48] only for the victims, but also to see that such an incident can occur
[00:02:52] in our country. This is the
[00:02:55] reason why the government has not authorized
[00:02:58] In the city of Bouna, capital of the extension of the right to own firearms, it was exactly for this
[00:03:00] reason.
[00:03:04] The political commitments of recent years to tighten legislation
[00:03:09] January, a source close to the on gun ownership have not prevented the proliferation of shootings. It is estimated that more than
[00:03:13] 10 million firearms are in circulation in Thailand, or
[00:03:16] one for every seven inhabitants. This is the second fatal
[00:03:20] school shooting in Thailand this year. In 2022, a
[00:03:23] former police officer also killed 36 people in a daycare center in the
[00:03:27] north of the country, the majority of whom were children.
[00:03:33] The Turkish president arrived this morning in
[00:03:36] Jeddah before joining Saudi Crown Prince
[00:03:38] on the heights of the extreme north, Mohammed Bin Salman and Pakistani Prime Minister Shebaz Sharif, the three
[00:03:42] leaders have just signed a defense agreement in Mecca
[00:03:46] while the war between the United States and Iran reshuffles the balance in the
[00:03:50] region. We'll talk about it with you, Melina Uet. Hello, Melina. Thank you for being
[00:03:53] here, international and great reporter at the France 24 newsroom. We'll stop for a
[00:03:56] moment, of course, on these images and what they say. And
[00:04:00] first, a question about what this agreement signed
[00:04:03] Not a blade of grass left in the fields of by the three men contains. Well, listen, it's in the title, Nabia, the text
[00:04:07] is titled the Mecca Common
[00:04:09] Defense Agreement. So, according to the text announced by the three
[00:04:13] parties, any armed attack against one of these three countries
[00:04:16] will be considered an attack against the others. In fact, it's
[00:04:19] a collective defense clause that reminds a little bit of the
[00:04:23] formulation, even almost the same formulation as Article 5 of the North
[00:04:26] Atlantic Treaty. It extends the Pact to Turkey. concluded last
[00:04:30] year between Riyadh and Islamabad, that was last September,
[00:04:34] each brings a little bit of its piece, on the one hand Saudi Arabia, which is obviously the financial
[00:04:38] power, which is among the biggest buyers
[00:04:41] of arms in the world, Turkey,
[00:04:44] Abelardo de la Espriella takes let's not forget, is the second largest army in NATO in terms of personnel, with an
[00:04:46] extremely advanced defense industry, and then
[00:04:50] Pakistan is still the only Muslim country with nuclear weapons. The
[00:04:53] sensitive point is the following: the agreement raises the problem but does not
[00:04:57] specify the obligations of each, so it remains quite vague
[00:05:01] as an agreement, everything is not exactly framed.
[00:05:04] However, in the treaty, in the NATO treaty, this same clause has never
[00:05:07] meant an automatic entry into war since in fact each state remains
[00:05:11] master of the action it deems necessary. And in fact, Ankara even sent a
[00:05:14] message in the wake of it, a Turkish official was quoted by our Reuters colleagues
[00:05:18] as saying that the pact is purely
[00:05:21] defensive, that it does not target any particular actor, that it does not repeal
[00:05:25] any existing commitment. Why does he say that? In fact, it's a phrase addressed
[00:05:28] indirectly to Brussels and Washington because Turkey
[00:05:31] is a member of NATO, so the real question is
[00:05:34] precisely if, for example, Saudi Arabia is attacked,
[00:05:38] let's say, Ankara is bound by this text from Mecca, but
[00:05:41] NATO is not because the Gulf is outside its guarantee
[00:05:45] zone, because one might say, in fact, Turkey will find itself a bit between the
[00:05:49] two, that's not the case, so Turkey would find itself honoring
[00:05:52] alone a commitment that its Atlantic allies do not share, but in fact there is nothing
[00:05:56] new under the sun because Turkey joined NATO in
[00:05:59] 1952 and two years later, in April
[00:06:02] 1954, it signed with Pakistan already
[00:06:05] a mutual assistance pact that
[00:06:08] already provided for mutual assistance in case of aggression, and this
[00:06:12] text had served at the time as a matrix for the Baghdad Pact the following year
[00:06:15] in 1955. And can we speak at this stage of a Sunni
[00:06:19] bloc being formed against Shia Iran, or would that be going too
[00:06:23] fast, Melina? Well, let's say that's a bit the attempt at an interpretation we can
[00:06:26] have, but uh it's
[00:06:29] and the signing location invites us to think so, we are in Mecca,
[00:06:32] that's it. But I'm going to show you a map that shows why
[00:06:36] this interpretation does not stand up well to the test of facts. In fact, what you see here
[00:06:40] are two pieces of information that are superimposed. The background color indicates the majority
[00:06:44] confession of the population, be careful, not necessarily of the
[00:06:47] ruling power. The border, on the other hand, indicates the alignment of the power.
[00:06:51] Look at Syria, for example, well, you know, Nabia, it is predominantly
[00:06:54] Sunni with a border on the side of Riyadh, but until December 2024, the
[00:06:58] same map would have shown it with this border on the side of Tehran, since the country
[00:07:02] was governed by an Alawite minority, therefore Shia,
[00:07:05] for half a century, it was the Assad dynasty.
[00:07:09] The population has not changed, the power has, however, and... If you look at
[00:07:13] the inset at the top right, it's a small zoom on Bahrain, which presents the
[00:07:16] inverse configuration with a population that is predominantly Shia, but a
[00:07:20] monarchy that is aligned with Riyadh. In fact, what
[00:07:23] unites the three signatories today is
[00:07:27] also on this map, but it's on the red dots that you see everywhere. In
[00:07:30] fact, since the US and Israeli strikes on Iran on February
[00:07:34] 28th, Saudi Arabia finds itself caught in a
[00:07:37] pincer movement on its two maritime fronts. On one side, to the east, you have the Strait of Hormuz
[00:07:41] which is locked down. Even if there are ongoing negotiations for its
[00:07:44] reopening, to the west, when you go down towards Marib, the resumption of the
[00:07:47] Yemeni conflict, you know, the Houthis who last
[00:07:51] month decreed a maritime embargo against the kingdom that targeted its
[00:07:55] airports, its oil installations, its tankers in the Red Sea. You know, the
[00:07:58] Houthis are Iran's proxies, hence the naval
[00:08:02] coalition that was launched by Riyadh a week ago to protect traffic
[00:08:06] in the Red Sea and in the Gulf of Aden. There are also 14 countries that
[00:08:09] supported it, among them Turkey and Pakistan. Well, well,
[00:08:13] that is, the other two signatories this morning. And then a small
[00:08:16] clue to finish because it's important, it went a bit unnoticed, but in
[00:08:21] Saudi army assured our AFP colleagues that Ankara would
[00:08:25] not join this alliance. Well, look, 7 months later,
[00:08:29] one war later, the agreement is signed. It is the strikes that have changed
[00:08:33] the lines and absolutely not the map of confessions itself, even
[00:08:37] if one might think so. Thank you very much, Melina, thank you for these elements of
[00:08:40] understanding around this pact signed today in Mecca in Saudi
[00:08:43] Arabia. Also in the news, this very heavy bill for
[00:08:47] Meta, ordered to pay nearly a billion dollars to repair
[00:08:51] the damage caused to young users of Facebook, Instagram or WhatsApp.
[00:08:55] The group was convicted of disturbing public order, a decision
[00:08:58] delivered by a New Mexico judge, and this is a
[00:09:01] first in the United States. The American giant must also create a compensation
[00:09:05] fund of 567 million
[00:09:08] dollars. This sum should allow to finance mental
[00:09:11] health and prevention programs for
[00:09:15] young people over 5 years. We will come back to it in our next
[00:09:18] editions. In Colombia, all eyes will be
[00:09:22] on Cali tonight, the city chosen by the elected president
[00:09:26] Abelardo de la Espriella, he will be sworn in there. Elected last
[00:09:29] June, this future head of state from
[00:09:32] the far-right movement says he is determined to fight the guerrillas and
[00:09:36] drug trafficking. This discourse marks a change of
[00:09:39] course and at the same time strengthens ties with Washington. Among others,
[00:09:43] Romain Michelot tells us more:
[00:09:46] patrols everywhere in Cali, Colombia's 3rd
[00:09:49] city. It is here under high security that the inauguration
[00:09:53] of the new far-right president-elect
[00:09:56] place. More than 11,000 men and women have been
[00:10:00] deployed here with drones, anti-drone
[00:10:02] systems, armored vehicles and everything
[00:10:06] necessary for this democratic event to take place
[00:10:09] peacefully. Normally, the inauguration of the
[00:10:13] Colombian president takes place in the capital, Bogota, but not
[00:10:17] with Abelardo de la Espriella. The millionaire
[00:10:19] lawyer, new to politics, chose Cali where attacks
[00:10:23] claimed by guerrillas...
[00:10:26] a symbol, because the new president promises a strong approach to fight against
[00:10:30] these armed groups and drug trafficking,
[00:10:32] bombing the camps of these organizations or even the
[00:10:36] creation of mega-prisons like in El Salvador, a program
[00:10:39] hammered home since his election in June last year and contrary to his
[00:10:43] left-wing predecessor Gustavo Petro who had tried to negotiate the
[00:10:46] disarmament of these armed groups. There will be no
[00:10:49] false peace process, the only possible peace is that imposed by arms,
[00:10:53] any bandit who does not submit.
[00:11:03] will be present at the inauguration ceremony, but his very forceful
[00:11:06] statements also worry a part of the
[00:11:09] population.
[00:11:12] According to these announcements, we can clearly see that he will be a rather
[00:11:16] authoritarian leader,
[00:11:18] I just hope there won't be new violence within the
[00:11:22] population. A challenge. Because, according to the
[00:11:26] Id Foundation for Peace, in 2025, Colombia recorded
[00:11:29] nearly 25,000 armed people in illegal
[00:11:32] organizations.
[00:11:36] The number of positive cases of the Ebola virus is still increasing in
[00:11:39] the Democratic Republic of Congo. At least 4,000
[00:11:43] people are currently infected, according to the country's Public Health Institute.
[00:11:47] The disease is particularly prevalent in the eastern provinces of the country,
[00:11:51] and the decrease in international aid makes it more difficult to care for the most
[00:11:55] vulnerable. Watch
[00:11:57] one by one, passengers are subjected to temperature
[00:12:00] tests. The health authorities of the Democratic Republic of
[00:12:03] Congo fear that a person who has contracted the Ebola virus is on
[00:12:07] board this river boat bound for Kinshasa. The
[00:12:11] ship was intercepted in Maluku, about sixty kilometers
[00:12:14] upstream from the capital, to prevent the spread of the virus to new
[00:12:18] areas. We were waiting for this boat, we
[00:12:22] prepared so that we could...
[00:12:25] totally screen the boat, all the passengers who
[00:12:28] are on board and to
[00:12:31] make sure that there is no
[00:12:35] case that can enter
[00:12:38] Kinshasa. The 17th Ebola epidemic continues
[00:12:42] to rage in the DRC. The number of confirmed cases of this new
[00:12:45] variant has exceeded 4,000 and more than 1,800
[00:12:49] people have died. In mid-May, the first case was
[00:12:52] detected in Ituri province in the northeast of the country. Since then,
[00:12:56] contaminations have multiplied in four other provinces.
[00:13:00] The WHO director visited the DRC on Wednesday,
[00:13:03] calling for an intensification of the medical
[00:13:05] response.
[00:13:08] I am deeply concerned about the situation on the
[00:13:10] ground.
[00:13:13] The epidemic is ahead of us, it is progressing
[00:13:15] rapidly, so we must speed up to catch up and
[00:13:19] stop it.
[00:13:23] Ituri and epicenter of the epidemic, the largest Ebola
[00:13:27] detection and treatment center has just been built. While several
[00:13:30] laboratories are actively researching a vaccine, there is currently no
[00:13:34] approved treatment against this variant called Bundibugyo. And that's
[00:13:37] the main news from around the
[00:13:41] world.
[00:13:55] news, your magazine dedicated to current events and the
[00:13:58] discovery of these territories. This week's top
[00:14:01] story: the cry of alarm from Martinican farmers. Because of the
[00:14:05] drought, herds are in mortal danger. We'll talk about it in
[00:14:09] this edition.
[00:14:28] Martinique, this has visible effects on the weight of the
[00:14:32] animals, cows in particular are in great suffering and their survival
[00:14:36] is today a worrying subject. In Sainte-Anne and
[00:14:38] Le Vauclin, the report by Irène Emonide and Jean-Marc
[00:14:41] Keninga.
[00:14:45] Gigi can't take it anymore, a twelve-year-old cow visibly
[00:14:49] very tired, she doesn't have the strength to get up. We are on
[00:14:53] a family farm. Crève-Cœur district in
[00:14:56] Sainte-Anne.
[00:14:59] We have lost on our farm about 13
[00:15:03] animals since March and today we can see
[00:15:07] that we have perhaps one more animal
[00:15:10] that is likely to die. So we are at 13,
[00:15:12] maybe 14, we'll see at the end of the
[00:15:16] week if the one we see in front
[00:15:19] survives. It's hot, very hot, 35 degrees
[00:15:23] yesterday and it's no better today. It's barely 10 am, for
[00:15:27] several weeks, no rain, so no grass, a
[00:15:30] very bad start to August. There are a lot of restrictions
[00:15:33] during these last few weeks,
[00:15:36] concentrated with... market gardeners who sometimes can help
[00:15:43] melons sometimes, we don't
[00:15:46] know what to do anymore, we don't know what to do anymore, we try to find solutions but it remains
[00:15:50] very difficult. Here in Le Vauclin, 240
[00:15:54] head of cattle, animals showing signs of weakness also and the
[00:15:58] same concern for the breeders, it's not easy every
[00:16:01] day because we try to feed them properly but it's not really
[00:16:05] the ideal food we have.
[00:16:07] Some breeders sent animals to the
[00:16:11] slaughterhouse before this period, but
[00:16:15] many didn't think that this dry period would last
[00:16:18] so long and no significant rain announced for this
[00:16:22] week.
[00:16:25] Also in the news, this tragedy in Mayotte, two women
[00:16:28] died when a pleasure boat capsized, a child
[00:16:32] transferred to the hospital is still in a coma. The boat
[00:16:35] was carrying 17 members of the same family on a bivouac to a nearby
[00:16:39] island, all the survivors are in shock, the
[00:16:42] circumstances of this fatal accident are still to be
[00:16:46] determined.
[00:16:49] And in Mayotte, still, water cuts continue to punctuate the daily
[00:16:52] lives of residents. As a result, certain professional sectors are
[00:16:56] particularly in difficulty. An example
[00:16:59] with two entrepreneurs in this report by Hakim Ali
[00:17:02] Saïd and Abal
[00:17:03] Cassimaben.
[00:17:06] Doner. under pressure to evacuate as much dust and
[00:17:10] waste as possible. At the head of a small vehicle cleaning
[00:17:14] business, Soula is bearing the full brunt of the consequences of the 72-hour
[00:17:18] water cuts in Mayotte. For him, the water
[00:17:21] crisis means a drastic drop in activity and therefore
[00:17:24] in cash flow. We are here, we manage with dry
[00:17:28] cleaning, uh with water tanks but it's not enough,
[00:17:32] so the clientele has dropped so much, we used to have 15
[00:17:35] to 16 cars and now we have... seven cars or
[00:17:38] a maximum in his
[00:17:42] hygiene must be impeccable, Abdou has
[00:17:45] also seen his clientele decrease and his operating costs
[00:17:48] increase, he needs more special products to clean his
[00:17:51] work tools, Abdou is also now
[00:17:55] forced to constantly close his
[00:17:57] toilets.
[00:18:01] It's not discomfort but it's a working
[00:18:04] tool.
[00:18:07] Sand, so without water we cannot
[00:18:11] work in good conditions and we cannot
[00:18:14] respect mathematics. The viability of
[00:18:18] many small businesses is today a major issue,
[00:18:21] especially since this water crisis in Mayotte is likely to last for a few
[00:18:25] more years. Soula and Abdou are each considering
[00:18:28] how to reduce the impact of this crisis on their
[00:18:32] activity, investing in more water storage capacity seems
[00:18:35] inevitable to them. They still need to be able to raise the
[00:18:39] funding during this period of reduced
[00:18:41] activity. While at the moment several overseas
[00:18:45] firefighters have come to mainland France to help fight the
[00:18:48] fires, the next generation is already preparing thousands
[00:18:52] of kilometers away, in New Caledonia, the young people of the
[00:18:54] RSMA, the adapted military service regiment, are learning
[00:18:58] the right gestures to contain a fire. This is the
[00:19:01] focus of this edition, it is signed Nathan Pois Teta and
[00:19:05] Brisbachon.
[00:19:12] It's barely past 7 a.m.
[00:19:16] they are about thirty volunteers progressing over 400
[00:19:19] meters of elevation,
[00:19:23] today is the last qualifying event for these 30 volunteer
[00:19:26] trainees of the adapted military
[00:19:29] service regiment.
[00:19:40] So we are currently in forest fire crew training, the objective
[00:19:44] today was to show them one of the maneuvers which is
[00:19:47] setting up a hose over 440 meters, so to complete a
[00:19:51] setup of over 500 meters long, the bodies here are
[00:19:54] put to the test, climbing an unstable track with over
[00:19:58] 40 kg on their backs and establishing a front against the
[00:20:02] fire, in the section, two of them want to commit long-term
[00:20:06] to Koumac, I like it like... it's physical, it's clean,
[00:20:09] it's about being in condition and all that, I was a volunteer firefighter
[00:20:13] before and I stopped for a while, so now I'm getting all my
[00:20:17] diplomas back by retaking all my qualifications. Training
[00:20:21] nearby and offering opportunities to young people, since 2015, nearly
[00:20:24] 300 volunteer trainees have passed through the volunteer firefighter
[00:20:28] sector of the RSMA, a success. Between
[00:20:32] 2023 and 2026, it should be known that the volunteer
[00:20:35] firefighter teams that you have seen intervened more than
[00:20:39] twenty times during the bushfires in the Northern Province.
[00:20:43] The ambition is also to train young people in real exercise
[00:20:46] conditions. At the end of their training, the field awaits
[00:20:50] them. First, let's head to Martinique
[00:20:54] with this image of paradisiacal beaches but mountains
[00:20:57] of waste due to
[00:21:00] unauthorized parties after the tour of yachts, this boat
[00:21:03] race is a big popular festival on this island and with it its
[00:21:07] incivility. These wastes have disastrous
[00:21:10] consequences for the ecosystem, especially for the laying of green
[00:21:14] turtles, a species threatened with
[00:21:16] extinction.
[00:21:19] And he is perhaps the good idea to preserve
[00:21:23] the sea from pollution. Mr. Turbino is not a
[00:21:27] man, but a robot vacuum cleaner that cleans the seabed.
[00:21:30] Its Spanish inventor is currently in Martinique and you will see, his
[00:21:34] small device is already attracting the teams of the Regional Natural Park
[00:21:37] of the Island. The
[00:21:38] report by Floriane
[00:21:41] Amblard. His name is Mr.
[00:21:45] Turbino. The machine is capable of collecting 27 liters of
[00:21:48] waste in one outing. Its Spanish inventor
[00:21:52] wanted to tackle the waste on the seabed, we will collect it
[00:21:56] very gently with an aspiration system generated by
[00:21:59] air, we will inject air here, it will
[00:22:02] accelerate the internal speed of the water and all the
[00:22:06] waste will go into this net, but the
[00:22:09] particularity of Mr. Turbino is that it collects
[00:22:12] disintegrated waste, the two trained personnel are
[00:22:15] in action, this wipe that you could not
[00:22:19] have picked up by hand... the device creates a whirlwind and it is
[00:22:22] sucked up, the harvest is a success.
[00:22:25] It has bottles, glass bottles, plastic
[00:22:28] bottles, wipes, paper,
[00:22:32] plastic bags that were disintegrating, 4 kg of plastic
[00:22:36] waste, you have to imagine that it's a lot, I don't know if you see
[00:22:40] well, sometimes we would pick them up by hand, put them in the
[00:22:42] bag. After this initial handling,
[00:22:46] the inventor will make Mr. Turbino available to
[00:22:50] the regional natural park until October,
[00:22:53] before a possible acquisition of the device. The
[00:22:57] goal is to train us in the use of Mr. Turbino, in
[00:23:00] the use of the Mr. Turbino application, which is a national application
[00:23:04] that allows us to record all the collections made in
[00:23:07] mainland France and overseas, knowing that in Martinique it was the first pilot
[00:23:11] site to deploy Mr. Turbino,
[00:23:13] and so we will be able to carry out
[00:23:17] protocols and regularly conduct collection campaigns and be able to
[00:23:21] analyze the type of waste, the areas where there is
[00:23:24] waste, and to be able to work on
[00:23:28] a reduction in this waste, these marine pollutions. For his part,
[00:23:32] the inventor sees further, the objective,
[00:23:35] to continue to deploy his device and his
[00:23:38] application to better understand the plastic arrivals
[00:23:41] at the bottom of the water and find solutions.
[00:26:21] scandal erupts, the people who entrusted you with the children, they knew they
[00:26:25] were going to France, yes or no, no, a couple
[00:26:28] of humanitarians claimed to offer a second chance to orphans from
[00:26:31] Darfur. Children who for the most part resided in Chad with
[00:26:35] their families. They say: you sold your children,
[00:26:39] but who sells their child, it's because we were promised an education that we
[00:26:43] accepted.
[00:26:46] It was a child theft, a real
[00:26:48] kidnapping.
[00:26:51] We heard many stories, we would have been taken to take advantage of
[00:26:54] us, perhaps make us work in the factory.
[00:26:58] We were little, we didn't understand anything. 18 years
[00:27:02] later. Meeting with these fake orphans, they told us
[00:27:06] that each child would receive €6,000 in damages, but for
[00:27:09] now, they haven't received
[00:27:11] anything,
[00:27:13] if the person acknowledges their mistakes and asks for
[00:27:16] forgiveness, then you know that they have
[00:27:18] evolved, but if that same person refuses
[00:27:22] to admit their wrongs, then you
[00:27:25] cannot forgive, return ticket, the Ark of
[00:27:29] Zoe scandal, to see on Franczon 4.
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[00:30:06] Thank you for choosing our channels to inform you about the world, here are the headlines of this
[00:30:10] news, several people killed by firearms in
[00:30:13] Thailand, the young man behind this shooting was 14 years old and he had
[00:30:17] clearly planned his attack according to the prime minister, before opening
[00:30:20] fire in his school, the teenager first killed his own
[00:30:24] grandparents.
[00:30:27] In Colombia, the inauguration of the far-right president elected in
[00:30:31] June, Abelardo de la... Esprit Ya says he is determined to fight
[00:30:34] the guerrillas and drug trafficking with bombing if
[00:30:38] necessary. He now has the support of Washington and Tel