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President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky meets French Foreign Affairs Minister Catherine Colonna in Kyiv. Colonna is the highest-ranking French official to visit Ukraine since the beginning of the Russian invasion on February 24. IMAGES
Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs Sergei Lavrov meets his Polish counterpart Zbigniew Rau in Moscow amid an tensions between Russia and Western countries over Ukraine. Russia said it was pulling back some of its forces near the Ukrainian border to their bases, in what would be the first major step towards de-escalation in weeks of crisis with the West. IMAGES
Vienna, Oct 11 (EFE / EPA) .- After the resignation of Chancellor Kurz, Austria forms a new government with its new Chancellor, Alexander Schallenberg and the new Foreign Minister, Michael Linhart.(Camera: CHRISTIAN BRUNABruna)SHOT LIST: CEREMONY OF INAUGURATION OF THE NEW GOVERNMENT ATTENDED BY THE NEW MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, MICHAEL LINHART, THE NEW CHANCELLOR, ALEXANDER SCHALLENBER, PRESIDENT ALEZANDER VAN DER BELLEN AND VICE-CHANCELLOR WERNER KOGLER.
Brussels, Sep 9 (EFE).- The Vice President and Foreign Minister of Colombia, Marta Lucía Ramírez, said Thursday that a campaign on social networks are triggers for the protests that began in April in the country, adding that there were also vandals and violent people in those mobilizations. (Camera: LEOPOLDO RODRÍGUEZ).SHOT LIST: AN EFE INTERVIEW WITH THE COLOMBIAN VICE PRESIDENT AND FOREIGN MINISTER, MARTA LUCÍA RAMÍREZ.SOUND BITES: COLOMBIAN VICE PRESIDENT AND FOREIGN MINISTER, MARTA LUCÍA RAMÍREZ (IN SPANIH).TRANSLATIONS:- These protests began in April, when we had started vaccinating in March. What happened? That through social networks they made a very effective, highly organized campaign, saying that the Government had not begun to vaccinate yet, that the vaccination was a lie.- When people were unemployed, they have become impoverished because of the Covid and, in addition, they are told that there are no vaccines. That generates all these tensions. Many people went out to protest, many young people went out to protest spontaneously, peacefully. - But there were people who infiltrated the protests to cause vandalism, to cause violence. The Colombian police, during two and a half months of protests, were able to take 100,000 weapons from the people who were protesting, people who came out with revolvers, including pole weapons, also knives, with daggers. - The most criminal part of all is when they blocked the oxygen factories and did not let the oxygen go to the hospitals, knowing that the hospitals were in need of the oxygen because we were at the highest peak of the pandemic. In those protests, obviously, the police intervened to restore order, to capture those responsible.
Moscow, Jul 19 (EFE / EPA).- (Camera: Fernando Salcines / Sergei Ilnitsky) Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met on Monday with his Nicaraguan counterpart, Denis Moncada, at a time when the Government of Managua increases harassment against the opposition a few months before the presidential elections.FOOTAGE OF THE MEETING.
Havana, Jul 13 (EFE).- Cuba's foreign minister on Tuesday described the massive anti-government protests that took place two days ago as "riots," and said that they were financed by the United States while attributing the mobile internet blackout throughout the island to the economic crisis the country is facing."The country is experiencing a complex situation these days. Our people's access to information is a right. It is clear that there are complex conditions that are reflected not only in the right to information, they are reflected in the right to food. We are going through difficulties," Bruno Rodríguez said at a press conference in Havana.Shortly after protests began to spread across the country on Sunday amid a severe economic and health crisis, mobile internet service was disabled and still not working Tuesday. (Camera: FELIPE BORREGO).SHOT LIST: CUBAN FOREIGN MINISTER BRUNO RODRIGUEZ PARRILLA OFFERS A PRESS CONFERENCE, IN HAVANA, CUBA. SOUND BITES: CUBAN FOREIGN MINISTER BRUNO RODRIGUEZ PARRILLA (IN SPANISH). TRANSLATION: 1. The country is experiencing a complex situation these days. All of you are experiencing it. We all are experience it. Our people's access to information is a right. It is clear that there are complex conditions that are reflected not only in the right to information, they are reflected in the right to food. 2. These days there has been a lack of electricity that is also affecting the functioning of networks, nodes, servers and telecommunications.
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