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00:00:02these books, there are france24.com,
00:00:06you are indeed on France 24, welcome to Paris live, here are the headlines for
00:00:10about a month, a little less than this Friday's news: fatal
00:00:12shooting in Thailand, a teenager armed with a handgun killed his two
00:00:16grandparents before going to his high school where he killed
00:00:20six more people, about fifteen people were also injured, the Prime
00:00:24Minister deplores a
00:00:26terrible incident, the war in Ukraine and...
00:00:30daily bombing, Kyiv primarily targets Russia's logistical centers,
00:00:33Moscow also targets
00:00:36state, elected on June the cultural life of Ukrainians, Emmanuel Chas is on the ground,
00:00:39she will be live with us in this
00:00:40news report.
00:00:43This is the beginning of a new era, today in Colombia, Abelardo de la
00:00:46Espriella will be officially inaugurated as president of the
00:00:50Colombian Republic, and symbolically the ceremony will take place in
00:00:53Cali, a stronghold of drug traffickers against whom the new head of
00:00:56state has already declared war.
00:01:07Valérie and all her companions from
00:01:12How to explain this murderous rampage in Thailand,
00:01:15why did a teenager armed with a handgun kill 8
00:01:19people in total, his own grandparents first, then
00:01:22six people from his high school near Bangkok, 15
00:01:26people were also injured in what the Thai
00:01:29Prime Minister called a terrible incident, the perpetrator
00:01:32of the shooting is dead, and I propose we listen to this testimony from a
00:01:36high school student,
00:01:41at first I thought it was firecrackers or someone hitting something violently,
00:01:45but I finally understood that it wasn't
00:01:48that, there was a moment of calm but then the shooting
00:01:52resumed, I didn't think it could be gunshots, after that,
00:01:56we took refuge in the toilet, we thought it was over.
00:02:01then a teacher shouted run fast, the shooter went to another
00:02:04building and ran
00:02:06here.
00:02:10The news also includes these echoes of the war between Ukraine and
00:02:15the Russia, not a day without bombing on both sides. Emmanuel Chaz is live with us
00:02:18from Kharkiv in Ukraine. Emmanuel, Ukraine is focusing
00:02:22its strikes on logistical centers in Russian
00:02:25territory.
00:02:28Yes, absolutely, it's been several
00:02:30weeks already that we practically every day have news of a logistical
00:02:34center Whilberry, it's a bit the Russian equivalent
00:02:38of Amazon that goes up in smoke after Ukrainian
00:02:41bombardments, the latest one is the
00:02:44warehouse in Yekaterinburg, which is located
00:02:48going to look for about 2000 km from the border between Russia
00:02:51and Ukraine, so that
00:02:53think why would I look for shows the deep strike capabilities of Ukrainian
00:02:56drones, Ukrainian long-range weapons.
00:03:00According to the commander-in-chief of Ukraine's
00:03:04drone systems, Robert Brofdit Macard, who
00:03:07spoke a few days ago about these strikes on
00:03:11uh 15 logistical centers, so minus the one in
00:03:15Yekaterinburg, which were hit, 13 were completely
00:03:18destroyed. So what does that represent uh for Russia, which uses these
00:03:22logistical centers uh for military purposes as
00:03:26well? Well, there are about
00:03:30200 of these centers in Russia, except that there are only about
00:03:33twenty, a little over twenty of significant size, so
00:03:37that represents about 15, 16%
00:03:41of these centers' inability to function normally. The
00:03:44goal for Ukraine with these strikes, obviously, is to
00:03:48try to weaken Russia's financial capacity, to
00:03:51cripple these logistical routes that
00:03:55supply the army in particular, and
00:03:58then above all, it makes the Russian population react
00:04:02who, through supply problems through
00:04:06these centers, realize the consequences of the Russian war
00:04:10against Ukraine in their daily
00:04:11this Friday's news: lives. So we've just talked about Ukrainian strikes
00:04:15on Russian territory, but Russia continues
00:04:18its bombardments and beyond the
00:04:21rest from human toll, Emmanuel, it also has a significant impact on Ukrainian
00:04:24culture.
00:04:28Yes, absolutely, it's true that the... strikes mostly target
00:04:31private property effectively uh the dead, the injured, that's the
00:04:35human tragedy, the human drama that Ukrainians face
00:04:38daily, and then there's another tragedy for
00:04:42them, which is the strikes that directly
00:04:45affect Ukrainian identity. Here
00:04:48in the Kharkiv region, just a few days ago, on the night of
00:04:52August 1st, a warehouse
00:04:56England, already belonged to used by several publishing houses was targeted by
00:04:58a Russian strike, more than... 8 million books were destroyed,
00:05:02so one might say, well, it's not a human life, however, 8 million
00:05:05books out of an annual production in Ukraine of
00:05:0925 million books represents an enormous quantity. Among
00:05:15Ukrainian language books, there are novels, essays, but there
00:05:18are also school textbooks, we are
00:05:22a month before the start of the school year, it will be necessary to reprint textbooks
00:05:26urgently, and for Ukrainians, this is an assumed strategy by
00:05:30Russia, ultimately, to destroy a part of Ukrainian
00:05:33identity. Emmanuel Chase live from
00:05:36Kharkiv, thank you, Emmanuel, for all these explanations. We
00:05:40turn to Colombia, it is today that Abelardo de la
00:05:44Espriella will officially assume the role of head of
00:05:4821st, the millionaire ultra-right lawyer will therefore be
00:05:52inaugurated, for once, the ceremony will take place not in
00:05:56Bogota, the capital, but in Cali, the country's third largest city and
00:05:59a stronghold of drug traffickers against whom the new president has
00:06:03already declared war with the support of Washington, Romain
00:06:07Michot, patrols everywhere
00:06:11in Cali, third largest city in Colombia, it is here under
00:06:14high security that the inauguration of the new far-right president
00:06:18elect Abelardo de la Espriella takes place. More than
00:06:2111,000 men and women have been deployed here with drones, anti-drone
00:06:25systems, armored vehicles and everything
00:06:29necessary for this democratic event to take place
00:06:32peacefully. Normally, this inauguration of the
00:06:36Colombian president takes place in the capital, Bogota, but
00:06:39not with Abelardo. The millionaire lawyer, a political
00:06:43novice, chose Cali where attacks claimed by guerrillas recently
00:06:47took place, a symbol, because the new president
00:06:51promises a strong hand to fight against these armed groups and drug
00:06:54trafficking, bombardments against the camps of these
00:06:57organizations or the creation of mega-prisons like in
00:07:00El Salvador, a program hammered home since his election last
00:07:04June and contrary to his left-wing predecessor Gustavo
00:07:07Petro who had tried to negotiate the disarmament of these groups.
00:07:11There will be no false peace processes, the
00:07:13only possible peace is that imposed by arms, any bandit who does not submit
00:07:17will be eliminated, I warned you, for this,
00:07:21Colombia can count on the support of the United States and Israel, whose
00:07:25representatives will be present at the inauguration ceremony, but
00:07:29these very strong statements also worry part of the
00:07:32population.
00:07:34Based on his announcements,
00:07:37we can clearly see that he will be a rather authoritarian leader.
00:07:40I just hope that there will be no violence,
00:07:43new violence among the population,
00:07:46a challenge, because according to the Idea for Peace Foundation, in
00:07:502025, Colombia had nearly 25,000 armed
00:07:54people within illegal organizations.
00:07:57This text that ignited
00:08:00the powder keg in Argentina, we are talking about a bill initiated by
00:08:03Ravier Milley, it notably provides for the facilitation of
00:08:07land evictions and is part of the ultra-liberal logic
00:08:11driven by the head of state, the text is being examined by the Senate, it
00:08:14is at the heart of an anger that has been expressed in the streets, you can
00:08:18see that the demonstrations were violently
00:08:21repressed by the forces of order, explanation Romain Michelot:
00:08:25The crowd, pushed back with
00:08:28water canons, tear gas, in Buenos
00:08:31Aires, Argentina, the police dispersed thousands of demonstrators
00:08:34gathered this Thursday as the Senate continued to examine a bill
00:08:38aimed at simplifying and extending... access to private
00:08:42property, despite the withdrawal of certain unpopular measures,
00:08:45the anger is still there.
00:08:48We are here because the government and the traitors who
00:08:52accompany it want to sell our country. What they want
00:08:56with this law is for Argentina to stop
00:08:59belonging to Argentinians.
00:09:02This bill, named
00:09:05"Inviolability of Private Property", aims to facilitate
00:09:08evictions in case of non-payment and to make the expropriation of property by
00:09:12the state more complicated. It also intended to increase the share of
00:09:16strategic land that can belong to foreigners from 15
00:09:19to 25%, but this measure was withdrawn due to lack of political
00:09:23support in parliament. Behind the idea of this government project by Miley,
00:09:27is to attract new foreign investors to capitalize on these
00:09:30lands rich in lithium, copper for example, an
00:09:34ultra-liberal logic defended by the ruling party during the examination
00:09:37of the text.
00:09:39This law on the inviolability of
00:09:44aims to guarantee that private property enshrined in this
00:09:47constitution is not violated and that
00:09:50the state understands that its purpose is to protect and defend and
00:09:54not to intervene and control.
00:09:57This project must still be examined by the
00:09:59Chamber of Deputies before being adopted. In Argentina in
00:10:032025, almost 5% of the territory, equivalent to the surface area of
00:10:08foreigners according to a report by the land observatory. This share would even exceed 15
00:10:13% in certain resource-rich regions.
00:10:17And that's the end of this news report, stay with
00:10:20us, information continues on France 24.
00:10:23This is a national
00:10:47emergency, often forgotten.
00:10:50In France, hundreds of people
00:10:53die in the street every year,
00:10:56encounters, alcohol, drugs, well, I've been
00:10:58through some bad times.
00:11:01I thought I'd get out of it right
00:11:07away, I didn't think it would be that hard,
00:11:11women, men, but also
00:11:14children who live on the fringes of
00:11:18society, on the streets, they develop
00:11:21fears, anxieties, limits that make them lose
00:11:25confidence in themselves and in others,
00:11:28associations are sounding the
00:11:30alarm and calling for solidarity. Valerie likes to come to Porte
00:11:47d'Orléans, south of Paris.
00:11:50Here, she knows all the streets,
00:11:56cafes, gardens,
00:11:58she wanders through them
00:12:02tirelessly.
00:12:03I read and I watch
00:12:07nature, I listen to the birds and I watch the children
00:12:10play and hear them laugh,
00:12:13that's where
00:12:16I recharge, that's my
00:12:19freedom, the parks.
00:12:23Valérie is homeless,
00:12:30after a divorce and the death of her parents, she finds herself
00:12:34alone, in a precarious situation
00:12:38at the age of 60.
00:12:40After COVID, they bought back our company,
00:12:43myself too, but I gave
00:12:47manic and well, after a while, you get
00:12:50tired. You get tired
00:12:53so I had one sick leave, two sick leaves and
00:12:57after one day no one called me for over 30 years in the
00:13:00company, I said to myself, but why are you
00:13:04going, so I didn't send a sick leave, I didn't do
00:13:08anything at all and I received a letter more than a month later
00:13:11saying "no news, no sick leave,
00:13:15give us your news, otherwise it's job abandonment", and well, I
00:13:18replied by registered letter,
00:13:21"I accept the term job abandonment". For Valérie, this is the turning
00:13:28point, without financial resources, she no longer
00:13:31pays her rent. Between 7 and 7:30 am, on a
00:13:35Friday in June, you arrive
00:13:39home after 10 pm, it was
00:13:42what, 8:30 pm, and
00:13:44there you have, you see that it's no longer your lock, you see that you
00:13:48have a folded paper anyway,
00:13:52saying "no longer allowed to enter, you are evicted,
00:13:55otherwise you will be fined", and on a Friday night,
00:13:58what do you want to do? You have nothing left, I find myself in the
00:14:02street with my bag
00:14:05thinking what am I doing?
00:14:08In France, the number of homeless people
00:14:15has doubled in 10 years.
00:14:18Today, there are nearly 350,000.
00:14:22Romain also lived on the street for
00:14:262 years, after a separation, he lost his
00:14:30home then his job to end up
00:14:32in a tent with his dog Marley.
00:14:36When you sleep in a tent,
00:14:39at night when you're sleeping, there can be people walking around and she
00:14:43would warn me, she would warn me if she growled if there were
00:14:46people lurking around my tent,
00:14:50I, well, that's it, and she's a companion, and
00:14:54I was sure with her that nothing could
00:14:57happen to me. The problem is that
00:15:01shelters long refused to take in the dogs of
00:15:04the homeless until the Paris 2024 games. A
00:15:08charity came to see me called "Les Enfants du Canal" that
00:15:11would come to see me at the tent, and when the Olympic Games came
00:15:14and they didn't want any more homeless people outside, they found a solution
00:15:18with my dog because there was no way I was getting rid of my dog.
00:15:21And so they did, well they knocked on every door
00:15:25to get me here.
00:15:29This shelter is La Mie de Pain, a
00:15:33neighborhood association that welcomes nearly
00:15:361500 people every day in its various
00:15:39facilities.
00:15:40Here at La Mie de Pain, we
00:15:44attach great importance to welcoming each person as a unique individual. We
00:15:48have many people over
00:15:5240, 50 years old, who have long histories of homelessness. It can
00:15:55be a few years, but sometimes it's decades.
00:15:59People who stay on the streets for so long are
00:16:02people who move away from the codes of normal society, so there's
00:16:06work to be done with them to meet them where
00:16:10they are and bring them to live in a community
00:16:14again with the rules of living together, so a
00:16:18pantomime the association is 70%
00:16:21funded by public authorities, but it also
00:16:24relies on patrons and donors, what's a little
00:16:27thing? La Mie de Pain collects
00:16:305 million in donations each year. This is
00:16:34extremely important because in what we can do, for
00:16:38example, to be able to have a nurse who will accompany people with
00:16:41chronic illnesses, well, that is paid for exclusively by
00:16:44donations, the fact that in each facility there is a permanent
00:16:48psychologist who can support uh the increase
00:16:51in the number of people present around the homeless, these are
00:16:55the donations, the cigarettes consumed and the coffees and a little toothache, a little
00:16:59toothache and do you
00:17:03do you have do you
00:17:07According to a recent report, the homeless have a life expectancy 30 years lower than the general population. One more year on the street, I think
00:17:23I would have given up,
00:17:27I would have sunk, you meet them, alcohol,
00:17:30drugs, well, I've been through some bad times
00:17:33and it could have been worse. And I think if
00:17:37I had I wouldn't be
00:17:40here and my children, I think
00:17:42well maybe dead or
00:17:45not far from it,
00:17:47but
00:17:51actually I felt good right away the
00:17:53rest
00:17:57Oh, the first 23:25, that's
00:17:59fine, I'll take the 1 AM
00:18:02one.
00:18:05Valerie has not yet found a place to live.
00:18:09For months she has been trying to get by without begging or calling for
00:18:12help. You find yourself
00:18:15alone in the world,
00:18:18and then there's also our
00:18:22dignity, it's like
00:18:26help, you can't because at first you
00:18:30help, then uh I'll manage,
00:18:34I thought I'd get out of it right away, I didn't think it
00:18:37would be that hard.
00:18:55The bus is the journey,
00:18:59that's how I spend my days escaping,
00:19:01maybe to forget what
00:19:03I'm living. That day, Valérie
00:19:15joins Arche d'Avenir, a day
00:19:17center for men and women where she has her
00:19:21habits.
00:19:22See you later, how are
00:19:29you, you're fine, yes, I'm fine, it's been a long time,
00:19:33don't worry, I'm fine,
00:19:35thanks.
00:19:39"Oh madam, how are you, it's a
00:19:43pleasure.
00:19:46In this mixed shelter, women have a dedicated space
00:19:50where they can relax in complete
00:19:52safety. Here is the
00:19:55dormitory, where we
00:19:58opening until noon and even in
00:20:01the afternoon, for me personally,
00:20:04they do this at the top, it's really a..."
00:20:19These are birthday presents for my daughter for tomorrow and I'm
00:20:23about to wrap them, I just bought the wrapping paper and later
00:20:26I'm going to wrap them. The big present is for her and the small present is
00:20:30for the older one because there's always a present for the
00:20:32second one
00:20:35and there's even a present for Marley too.
00:20:41At La Mie de Pain, Romain works on his files with the social
00:20:44worker.
00:20:50of right for the girls, well, I want us and I want her to
00:20:53ask that I be granted
00:20:57half-days at least so that I can go out with the girls, take them to the
00:21:00museum, maybe even that I be allowed to pick them up from school
00:21:04or something, that's good, we know that, everyone knows it, it's
00:21:07Romain's objective now, reintegration, we support you in any
00:21:10case, now I've gone back to work so uh life on
00:21:14the platform, I come home to sleep, I wake up in the morning to go to work, in
00:21:17fact it's maybe it's almost a
00:21:20return to real life, there you go, thank you Katia, have a good day, good luck,
00:21:24thank you too, good luck, for what comes next,
00:21:27I'm waiting for the social worker to help me find housing or a family
00:21:31pension so I can start welcoming my
00:21:34children again, to be able to live with them again, the main
00:21:38objective is really to live with my
00:21:40daughters. That's all I have as
00:21:43a plan.
00:21:50In the late afternoon, it's time to leave the
00:21:53shelter for
00:21:57the arch.
00:22:00I'm like them, I'm on the street, they know what
00:22:03I'm going through, and that's what's important, we don't have the same
00:22:07words, we have the same needs, a social
00:22:10link, we're not
00:22:12invisible,
00:22:14you have to stay positive, there's always a ray of sunshine in the
00:22:18day. That's all I have to tell you and
00:22:22hang in there, we'll get there.
00:26:47I'll do it
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00:26:57advantage.
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00:30:08Paris live continuing on France 24, here are the headlines for
00:30:13fatal shooting in Thailand, a teenager armed
00:30:17with a handgun killed his two grandparents before going to
00:30:20his high school, where he killed six more people, about fifteen people
00:30:24were injured, the Prime Minister deplores a
00:30:28terrible incident. This is the beginning.
00:30:32of a new era beginning today in Colombia, Abelardo
00:30:35de la Espriella will be officially inaugurated as
00:30:39president of the Colombian Republic.
00:30:42Symbolically, the ceremony will take place in Cali, a stronghold of
00:30:45drug traffickers against whom the new head of state has declared
00:30:48war. And then France 24 on the ground and a report
00:30:52in the occupied West Bank. Our
00:30:55correspondent experienced the daily life of an ambulance driver who has to juggle
00:30:59checkpoints.