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00:01:15Hello, I'm lara
00:01:17culturasan and this is new speed, your dose of what people are talking about
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00:01:44the 87 year old became the face of nation's housing
00:01:48crisis, after being evicted from the apartment she's lived
00:01:51in for over
00:01:53of seven decades, investment firm had bought Maria's
00:01:56property and raised her monthly rent by a whopping to... than
00:02:0030%. On September 23rd, she was carried
00:02:04out a stretcher as police confronted protesters
00:02:08trying to stop the eviction. She spent her final two weeks in
00:02:11hospital. An agreement was reached allowing her to live in
00:02:15her flat, but she died in hospital before she could go
00:02:19home. This is social
00:02:22murder. The the owner of that building who
00:02:26chose to evict her at 87 years old on her medical stretcher is guilty.
00:02:30the police who executed this are guilty of murdering this
00:02:34woman, we have to fight like our lives depend on
00:02:38it because they do. she has always paid her rent and which at this
00:02:41time had been €500 for where she lives
00:02:44nowadays that's like insane if you
00:02:48got that place in the 1950s that's what you pay and that's
00:02:52what she deserves to pay. a company called Urba Hestion took over
00:02:56of her building and they wanted to increase her rent from €500
00:03:00eur a month to €2,600 a month.
00:03:04minimum wage, which is what i've been making these past couple years, it's
00:03:08a, eur a month,
00:03:11of of which now it's that's like unlivable, and i've always had second job, i've had a third job, you
00:03:15know, but for someone like Marty Carnman who is living off of a
00:03:18pension, she couldn't even afford, like it's
00:03:22a,0 more than her pension is, basically, it's literally
00:03:25impossible on the salary that you make here ever live
00:03:29alone. It's usually almost impossible even live with
00:03:33roommates, but if you do live with roommates and you have your
00:03:36one room, it's going to be more than half of your salary. The
00:03:40prime minister of Spain introduced two emergency decrees, both of which
00:03:44were rejected by parliament. The first was to stop land lords increasing rent by
00:03:48more than 2% until 2027, and it also blocked the
00:03:52eviction of vulnerable tenants with nowhere else to go until
00:03:552030. The second one said that once lease hit five years, it
00:03:59a renewed or... dramatically and landowed who wants out without a legal
00:04:02reason would owe the tenant a year's worth of rent. Pedro sanchez's government is a
00:04:06minority in Spain's congress and the key swing vote here argued that these
00:04:10restrictions would actually make
00:04:12of Spain's housing crisis tighter rather than making homes more
00:04:15affordable. Spain has built fewer homes per capita than basically any
00:04:19other high-income country over the last 10 years and that house building crunch has
00:04:23been met by a population boom alongside that population boom
00:04:27mass tourism and demand from digital nomads. are adding to the pressure
00:04:31on housing in Spain. In cities such as
00:04:34of Barcelona, apartments rented to holiday makers can earn landlords more than
00:04:38long-term tenants. Immigration has also contributed to
00:04:42population growth and increase
00:04:44of demand for homes, particularly in cities where jobs are
00:04:47concentrated. Spain's main trade unions have called
00:04:51a general strike in November, demanding affordable housing,
00:04:55better wages and action on rising prices. The
00:04:58strike will take place. Ahead of a snap election on November
00:05:0229th, call by Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, after the
00:05:05Conservative Popular Party, far
00:05:08of right in walks and katalan separatist party hunts rejected two
00:05:11emergency. housing decrease. Sanchez has been running
00:05:15Spain since 2018 and during that time things have been going well up
00:05:19until recently where the parliament has been increasingly divided.
00:05:23Mr. Sanchez realizes that there's no reason to keep going back to parliament and try
00:05:27to vote on these measures when he knows they're going to fail, so he's decided to have
00:05:31snap elections, which is major gamble. And that's mostly because
00:05:35it's not really looking good for him right now. With this party currently polling at
00:05:3927.4%, he's actually in second place meaning. that it's
00:05:42quite possible he may not get enough votes to stay in
00:05:46power.
00:05:50france will employ 3,00
00:05:52more substitute teachers as student let protests continue. young
00:05:56people are demanding changes to an education system they say is
00:06:00on the resource and failing to meet their needs.
00:06:03demonstrations began in september and quickly spread across the
00:06:07country. many them turned violent as police use tear gas
00:06:11and forced to dis'. the protesters, the use of stun
00:06:15grenades was suspended after a 15-year-old boy lost a hand
00:06:19earlier this week. rights groups and unions have criticized
00:06:23what they describe as excessive police force. in this
00:06:26video, the mayor of S Pali Bagayoko
00:06:30stands between police and student
00:06:32protesters. ages 15 to 18 have
00:06:36been blocking their school since mid-September a protest movement that is spread across the
00:06:40country. students say classes are over. with 32 to
00:06:4336 puples in some rooms and that absent teachers often go
00:06:47unreplaced. one 15-year-old in Paris that his school went a whole year without a
00:06:51science teacher. the high schoolers also cite deteriorating buildings,
00:06:55overheated classrooms, long school days and pressures tied to pakusu, the
00:06:59national college admissions platform. students from poor suburbs argue
00:07:03that where a child lives should not determine the quality their education, well teachers
00:07:07and researchers say that schools have taken on more responsibilities even as
00:07:10per student funding has failed. roughly flat over the past decade, the
00:07:14interior ministry reported 1,949 arrests on October
00:07:181st and the Education Ministry said dozens of staff members and more than 100
00:07:22students have been injured since the movement began. Education Minister
00:07:26Edward Jeffrey has said that the ultraviolent fringe groups are holding the
00:07:29student movement hostage. Competition for university
00:07:33places is another concern. Generally, more than 90%
00:07:37of students passed the bacalaret in France, but few get to
00:07:41study courses. most want to. This is because of a
00:07:44platform called Paasuku. It uses a vague algorithm
00:07:48to filter students for specific courses. Demonstrators
00:07:52say the system is confusing and kills their dreams. The
00:07:56unrest has quickly become political and left-wing politicians have
00:08:00joined demonstrations. With a presidential election due next
00:08:03year, the state of education is becoming major campaign
00:08:07issue. The Cornel
00:08:10University's sexual assault case. continues to draw intense
00:08:14scrutiny, the lawyer, representing Jane Dose says she's
00:08:17received death threats. Scrutiny is also growing over
00:08:21Cornel's handling the case. One the accused, Gilia
00:08:25Lopez, has filed the petition seeking to remove New York attorney general
00:08:29Leticia James as special prosecutor. His lawyer
00:08:32argues James cannot be impartial because she previously
00:08:36committed on the case on social media. Jaindough filed the civil
00:08:40lawsuit in September alleged. that she was sexually
00:08:43assaulted by seven flat members in 2024.
00:08:47the case has sparked anger online with many accusing cornel,
00:08:51police and the district attorney of failing to protect the
00:08:55survivor and attempting a massive cover
00:08:57up. mister, didn't know about the transcripts,
00:09:01district attorney, let's start with you. so the cornel police come to you and they're like,
00:09:05hey, we have this really horrific, terrible situation, a student
00:09:09says she
00:09:10was gang, you know what, and we have six-page. statement, can you read this and see if we
00:09:13can potentially press charges? what questions did you ask or now police?
00:09:17here we go, did you tell the district attorney that you conducted two-day
00:09:21interview and that there was a 120 page long transcript the
00:09:24interview and that little six-page statement that you submitted was nowhere near the entire case
00:09:28file, but the district attorney came out and said actually no you did not. so after
00:09:32the DA declined to press charges, cornell, the university, they still went ahead and
00:09:36they did their own separate investigation, they interviewed over 30 witnesses
00:09:40collected interviews and they decided to try to...
00:09:42handle it in house
00:09:46one so the fraternity was banned from campus and then word got around that the punishments for the students who were investigated was for the individuals named
00:09:50in the civil lawsuit to write essays to try to lessen their punishment.
00:09:54Cornell has confirmed that two the seven were expelled, two were
00:09:58suspended for at least two semesters, one graduated before Cornel could do
00:10:02anything and two were found not responsible for the misconduct, but the
00:10:06governor of New York was like, yeah that's not enough, so Mr. I didn't read the transcript da,
00:10:09your services are no longer needed, so now the... original district attorney is
00:10:13out and
00:10:14this Cornel really put it into perspective, we know that a
00:10:18frat there are probably seven men that would rape women as crazy as that
00:10:21is. There were over 50 men in that group chat. not a
00:10:25single call to the police, that's the issue. not a single one thought that
00:10:29it was more important to protect her than it was to protect their friends who are
00:10:33rapists. jane do in the cornel 7 case is now receiving
00:10:37death threats. this is text message she received saying if you care about your
00:10:40family withdraw the case, you're accusing my cousin of something he didn't do.
00:10:44would you like to see blank's brains in front of blank blank blank? if
00:10:48so don't withdraw the case. the sender claimed to be related to
00:10:52Jonathan Newel, one these seven accuse in the lawsuit. and also said that she was
00:10:56spreading lies about something he didn't do. meanwhile,
00:10:59aidaho, a group chat allegedly involving high school football
00:11:03players is raising similar concerns. screenshots shared
00:11:07on snapchat appear to show threats to rape and kill female
00:11:11student. one message also references the coronel
00:11:14case. idaho high school football team
00:11:18trying to won up the cornel 7. cornell was bad, just wait for
00:11:22us. that was a really an actual message it was sent in a group. chat between a bunch of high
00:11:25school football players a private school and boysy and not only did that message leak
00:11:29online but also
00:11:30you had others like quote letter hang from light post and let the birds pick it her
00:11:34brains for days and the conversation for if she deserves to die is there and tonight you have
00:11:38the cops opening investigation of this team at timberland high school over alleged death threats
00:11:42and sexual violence all reportedly aimed at one girl and apparently the only reason
00:11:46that any of this made it to the cops it might actually be because of math teacher at the same school
00:11:49who got fired the years ago when other students confided in her because this is Laura
00:11:53Bolton and she's since become an activist for survivors of assault and guiding them through the
00:11:57reporting process if they choose to go that route and while when she was fired idah law allowed a
00:12:01school to choose to do its own internal investigation instead of reporting to the cops. earlier this
00:12:05year she actually helped pass a new law requiring school districts to report incidents like this to the
00:12:09cops.
00:12:14imagine buying whatever you want, but your bank balance never
00:12:17changes. it sounds like a dream, but some south koreans are trying
00:12:21the next best thing, retail therapy minus the...
00:12:25iceeback: so-called dopamine sites recreate the thiral of online
00:12:28shopping, letting users fill their cards and check
00:12:32out, but without spending a single cent. in
00:12:36Korea right now, there's people ordering food cards at 2 a.m. and
00:12:40they're actually not putting in real money, they're filling up the carts and never
00:12:44ordering anything, and this is all on purpose. this is the rise of something called
00:12:48dopamine sites in korea. so you browse the menus, you add the
00:12:51food, and you actually add it to your car, minus the food at the end. another one that's
00:12:55built like smoke break, you go on your smoke break, you can see how many strangers are on
00:12:59break with you, people can leave each other little notes. here's what's happening right
00:13:03now, i think that these apps are actually just people trying to
00:13:06regulate themselves through these apps, so they're less looking
00:13:10for function, they're more looking for connection and more looking for uh
00:13:14to fulfill the sense of need for lot belonging,
00:13:18their need for validation or think in the case the food
00:13:22delivery app, it's just to numb themselves from the... pain or
00:13:26discomfort of having to deal with the problems, the whole phenomena can
00:13:29showcase like how society is feeling and the fact that this is on the
00:13:33rise mean people are longing for something and that they need these sites
00:13:37to fill it and that maybe doom scrolling or playing video games are just not it anymore and people
00:13:41want to feel that sense of familiarity and comfort
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