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*RESTRICTIONS: NO ACCESS ISRAEL MEDIA/PERSIAN LANGUAGE TV STATIONS OUTSIDE IRAN/STRICTLY NO ACCESS BBC PERSIAN/VOA PERSIAN/MANOTO-1 TV/IRAN INTERNATIONAL* Tehran, Jul 2 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Abedin Taherkenareh) Between tables with Iranians drinking coffee, a portrait of the Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, appears on the wall of the Nakhlestan coffee shop in Tehran.FOOTAGE OF THE NAKHLESTAN COFFEE SHOP IN TEHRAN, IRAN.
Tehran, Feb 10 (EFE / EPA).- (Camera: Abedin Taherkenareh) Iran commemorated on Wednesday its anniversary of the triumph of the most atypical Islamic Revolution with mass car marches due to COVID-19 and with a parade of missiles and their defensive power warning to the United States.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST AT AZADI SQUARE
Tehran, Oct 14 (EFE) .- (Camera: Marina Villén) A belt with explosives, a homemade submarine and several armoured vehicles that belonged to the Islamic State (IS) are being showcased to the public in Iran so that the crimes committed by the terrorist group are not forgotten.FOOTAGE OF THE EXHIBITION AT THE HOLY DEFENSE MUSEUM IN TEHRAN.SOUNDBITES OF MOYTABA EBADI, HEAD OF THE MUSEUM'S INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS.Moytaba Ebadi:"We showcase equipment used for military purposes and to commit suicide bombings belonging to the Daesh and we have dedicated a space to the countries that until now have had activity and achievements in ??resistance."
Bangkok (Thailand), 13 Aug (EFE/EPA), (Camera: Diego Azubel) - Students protested in Bangkok on Thursday against the Thai government and collected more than 50,000 signatures to demand an amendment to the Constitution.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST AGAINST THE THAI GOVERNMENT HELD IN BANGKOK, THAILAND
Prague (Czech Republic), Apr 29 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Martin Divisek).- A group of Czech medical students are working in the streets of Prague during the coronavirus pandemic providing healthcare services for homeless people.FOOTAGE OF MEDICAL STUDENTS WORKING.SOUNDBITES OF DAVID VARYS:"We treat 10 to 12 people a day, in places like the one we are in now. If we do fieldwork, which takes all day, we get to treat more than 20 people. The situation during the coronavirus has changed dramatically, we had to reorganize our consultations. We have adapted to it treating in tents we set up 3 times a week, another 3 times a week doing fieldwork; we are also 3 times a week at the central station and once a week at the Vltavská metro station.""The main thing that has changed is that we have to wear protective gear, masks, a protective face screen or glasses. We try to follow hygienic measures as much as possible to reduce the risk of spreading infectious diseases."
A Coruña (Spain), Apr 18 (EFE).- Teaching and learning are facing a great challenge, with positive and negative aspects, during the coronavirus lockdown.SOUNDBITES OF SUSANA VÁZQUEZ, TEACHER VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE EUROPEAN FORUM ON EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION-FEAE GALICIA:"For the first time, we have shared all our resources to the rest: sharing activities of all levels, in web sites such as Aula Galega or hundreds of solidarity initiative launched by teachers. I think this is positive. The digital divide exists, it's true, and it is necessary to consider what has been done until now. But maybe the most worrying thing about this crisis is that it's possible that the education divide is widening.""For college-educated families, it's easier to give support to their children now regarding school activities and learning. But for low-income families, this is more difficult because only the school gives their children the opportunity of integration and development."
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