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Supporters of powerful Iraqi cleric Moqtada Sadr storm parliament in the capital's high-security Green Zone, in protest at a rival bloc's nomination for prime minister. IMAGES COMPLETE 32FK64Y_EN
Mexico City, Jul 25 (EFE).- Mexican activists rallied Sunday to promote the ‘Yes’ vote in the polemic referendum on Aug. 1, during which voters need to decide whether they agree with the legal actions for clarification of political decisions taken in the past by political leaders. (Camera: MIGUEL ANGEL ANDRADE).SHOT LIST: ACTIVISTS WEARING MASKS MOCKING FORMER MEXICAN PRESIDENTS PROMOTE THE 'YES' VOTE IN THE 01 AUGUST REFERENDUM IN MEXICO CITY, MEXICO.SOUND BITE: NARCISO MONSIVÁIS, ONE OF THE ACTIVISTS WHO PROTMOTE THE 'YES' CAMPAIGN (IN SPANISH).TRANSLATION: The main issue is to have them be accountable, before Mexican Justice, for crimes against humanity, historical indebtedness and the number of displaced people caused by the alleged drug war.
Catania (Italy), Jun 23 (EFE) .- (Camera: Álvaro Padilla) The G20 employment ministers agreed on Wednesday in the Italian city of Catania (Sicily, south) to favor women's access to the labor market with salaries equal to those of men, and also fight against the precariousness of workers on digital platforms. FOOTAGE OF THE PRESS CONFERENCE AFTER THE G20 WORK MINISTERIAL MEETING AT THE BENEDICTINE MONASTERY OF SAN NICOLÒ L'ARENA.SOUNDBITES IN ITALIAN BY THE MINISTER OF LABOR ANDREA ORLANDO.TRANSLATION:1- "We have talked about the issue of gender differences in the labor market. The numbers also in our country tell us that women have paid more than men for the consequences of the pandemic because they usually have more precarious jobs or certain time ".2- "The need to better define the figure of these employees has been shared to build a system of rules that at the moment is only in its initial phase."3- "I think the fact that the G20 countries have agreed on the need to impose rules on this phenomenon is positive.We are working with Spain, we are very close, naturally, everything will have to be subjected to the success of social dialogue ".
Al-Humaydat, Jun 13 (EFE/EPA).- The Iraqi authorities announced Sunday that they have dug up the bodies of 123 people believed to be killed by the Islamic State (IS) group from a mass grave site near west of Mosul. Two mass graves with over 500 bodies of victims killed and buried by the IS group were found near the Government Badush prison in Mosul, said the Nineveh's Governor, Najm Al-Jubouri.Badush prison was attacked by IS in June 2014, some 650 Shiite inmates had been killed, the authorities knew of the grave since 2017 when local inhabitants indicated its existence, but wanted to make sure to have the necessary forensic teams to properly identify the victims. Mosul region was under IS control between 2013 and 2017. (Camera: AHMED JALIL).SHOT LIST: IRAQI FORENSIC TEAM INSPECT THE MASS GRAVE SITE IN THE AL-HUMAYDAT VILLAGE, WESTERN MOSUL CITY, 500 KM NORTH OF BAGHDAD, IRAQ.
Paris, Apr 30 (EFE/EPA).- Saif al-Mallah, a 27-year-old Iraqi artist and refugee in Paris, has used painting, sculpting and calligraphy to raise awareness of the situation in Iraq and the disastrous consequences of war. His work includes wood burning keywords about his own life and journey with a soldering iron. (Camera: MOHAMMED BADRA).FOOTAGE SHOWS SAIF AL-MALLAH, AN IRAQI ARTIST AND REFUGEE IN PARIS, PREPARING A DECORATION FOR RAMADAN IN HIS ROOM IN PARIS, FRANCE
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