peter does not have the right. all right thanks michael peter did unrest keep fodor's from going to the polls. yes in quite a number of places there was there was it wasn't secure it wasn't safe there was unrest so there has been. at least 14 out of i think it was 80 different regions there was no possibility for people to go and vote so yes yes and yes michael the opposition had tried to delay this election will they accept the result 'd i mean what happens next well i think the opposition is efficiently complaining that maybe perhaps there were some that are fraud however that hasn't been investigated is nothing investigated and it's not so much a big deal. for this particular election i mean if you actually compare what happened the center of republic c. minus for example where some 700 point stations could not operate and some for thousands of other places there were destruct in a myth bomb scare and mortar shells in could our region from arcady back compare that to happen in central african republic you could

barcelona model a get out baucus professor of constitutional law at barcelona university in brussels peter klepto an e.u. policy analyst and in madrid christine romans on oh editor in chief of escobar and columnist at a pace welcome to the program are let me start with you today overall what do the results of this election tell us well overall i think that these results especially free up here from here from catalonia what they tell us is that the blocs need a more which means that we still have 2 blocs both or see them go from one book to another so that means that we still have the question on the table so that means that also that would really need to talk about which would be the best solution for the cup and a question because many people voted for independence or little the turnout with not very high but it will look at the results we can see we can create from the results that we still need to talk we still have a question on the table and then on the other hand we have the issue of the stream bride party who has entered the catalan parliament and this is a big concern to christina

no malcolm i'm peter w. watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up iran rejects a european offer for direct talks with the u.s. to revive the 2050 nuclear deal. al-jazeera hears harrowing testimony that amounts to war crimes in ethiopia's more than regional too great. a vaccine finally the philippines is set to roll out its covert 19 immunization program to last among countries in southeast asia. ok let's get going it's been less than a day since 18 people were shot and killed on me in la streets by the security forces but that hasn't put off thousands of people who are out once again to demand the release of the detained leader aung sun suu chee the police fired live rounds of crowds on monday in the worst day of violence yet since the military seized control a month ago the u.n. secretary general is demanding international action against the military and meanwhile an tourney a good terrorists says the violence is unacceptable. and that world leaders have to send a strong message to the military the

come on peter w. watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here and also coming up iran rejects a european offer for direct talks with the u.s. to revive the 2015 nuclear deal plus. we have pretty good. and i'm gonna sing wait for parents in northwest nigeria as the search continues for more than 300 schoolchildren kidnapped by armed men. a vaccine finally the philippines is set to roll out its covert 19 immunization program to last among countries in southeast asia. the u.n. secretary general is demanding international action against the military and me and mom after the security forces shot dead 18 protesters and 2 negro terrace says the violence is unacceptable and that world leaders have to send a strong message to the military the u.s. secretary of state and lincoln has also denounced what's going on in the country calling the violence of horror and he says washington will push for the military to be held accountable these condemnations follow them. violent days since demonstrations began ag

absolutely peter 11 percent i think is by anyone's measurement is quite impressive and it's going to have you know different effects and different audiences internationally these are you know china seems to have a handle not only at 19 in terms of health but also the economic facts. are going to take away a little bit from this argument that is being made that china is somehow deficient ok taking it on board what you're saying for sure but will this leave the chinese finance ministry open to accusations of not currency manipulation because those those accusations have been around for years and years largely unproven of course but helicopter money that's what the finance analysts call it where the chinese government goes into a sector and basically dumps cash into a sector so that's why for example in real estate investment is running at 38 percent that is very very difficult to sustain and might cause overheating within the chinese economy just that the chinese local level. peter i don't know which congress you're talking to but china's response to the code 19 economically was percen

hello and welcome i'm peter w. you're watching the news hour live from our headquarters here in the next 60 minutes more than 20000000 covert 19 infections and 220000 india's latest official figures paint a tragic vastly underestimated picture of the outbreak. a railway overpass is collapsed in mexico city sending train carriages plunging on to the road below at least 23 people have been killed. 6 months since ethiopians to grey region became a battleground tens of thousands of people are still sheltering in neighboring sudan. and despite signs the world is opening up again we'll look at the road blocks standing in the way of post pandemic travel. and i'm peter simple for you sports news crickets indian premier league has been suspended after 4 teams report coronavirus cases within their squads we'll bring you more on that later this news hour. india's official count of corona virus infections and the start of the pandemic are supposed to 20000000 with more than 220000 deaths a staggering as those numbers are the t

hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching the news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes gulf leaders sign a declaration to reaffirm ties of a summit to help resolve a 3 year disputes with cattle. voting is underway in the u.s. state of georgia where to run off races will determine which party gets control of the senate. england and scotland go into another lockdown to contain coded 19 us hospital struggle to cope with the surge and infections. also this hour a change of plan the new york stock exchange decides not to remove the shares of 3 chinese telecoms companies. i'm joining us just covered the sport as catching a drive n.f.l. a team makes it 2 wins in a row at the dot com rally 2nd in the general classification after stage 3. ok let's get going let's begin this news hour in saudi arabia where gulf leaders are marking one of the most important diplomatic moments in recent years at a summit in a declaration aimed at resolving the 3 year long dispute with castle has now been

union but also the boats sinking in the mediterranean as refugees are leaving libya and north africa peter now the case is basically going to be the following your arrival legally you would be removed sent where do we have any idea going to be an offshore facility like the australians did in the past. well that is the big question previously there was a possibility before bracks it when the u.k. was a part of the dublin scheme and that allowed us to transfer asylum seekers to other e.u. member states now we are no longer part of the e.u. we can't avail ourselves of that scheme instead to return asylum seekers to other safe countries we will have to enter into the spoke agreements bilateral agreements with those specific countries or with the e.u. as a whole and so far there have been very few indications that progress has been made on those kinds of agreements historically we know that diplomatically those agreements a very difficult to hammer out because countries do not want to sat or asylum seekers so the big question is where can we return them you mention the idea of offshore processi

i asked peter what point when he's covering a war. if he stopped taking pictures, the, i mean the line, the line is it is a trick, but everyone has different mind at a different moment when you photographed and when you intervene. i've been there in moments where stuff photographing to help it. you know, usually when i'm the only person that can help if there's other people that help and they know what they're doing, then i'll do my job. there's the 1st job is always to be made as much as possible. and i think partly it's in the editing to, i mean when things are moving very back in a word zone. not even always entirely sure what it is your photographic, in a sense, especially because it's every moment it's meaningful is one to the 2nd 15, and just a 2nd while you're trying to stay alive and no one can process information quickly . so in terms of being, in many ways, the respectful aspect to make this agree with that is in the process. that's where the editing process. so you mentioned pictures of blood in it. you know, there's a pict

let me go to peter. you need cash to run the country when awarded something running in the country, something different. you look forward to see the assets are frozen in the us to be delivered to you. but then at the same time, you appoint someone like food as a dean. how connie, as a minister, and he's wanted by the f b i because this be conducive to a tougher us reaction. but it's more than that. yes, exactly. that that is definitely going to be the case but, but the other issue is that the sanctions, people are there in the government that are on this. they are listed in, on the sanctions regime. so dealing with these people in economics, financial or military terms or with the government is, is going to be a sanction. so the flow of human there and development money into the country will be restricted because of the sanctions regime that is imposed on them by, by the united nations. and the, and the financial actually does force. so it will be very difficult to channel any humanitarian or development

really understand why french doings peter it. do you believe that absolution can be found to this that it's supported by other e u member states or? well, what we saw is that france has been making quite aggressive threats, including the threatening to cut off of it's tricity to the, to the u. k. or to jersey and guarantee, i mean, the question is, ultimately if they would do that mean again, it would probably hurt france as a, as a electricity exporter versus so i don't think they will go that far. what we saw is that the other european governments are supporting france in theory, but they do not necessarily support all the aggressive rhetoric. so they do not necessarily support all the, the threats that have been coming from the, from the, from the french sites. so as i mentioned, yes, ultimately a compromise, so we'll need to be found perhaps this is indeed a marker on trying to gain some support among the fishing community and in the yellow vests. you could say the ordinary workers to, to bolster his credibility there. but i

but you're right peter. i mean, it's a very dangerous business. lives have been lost in space and just as lives have been lost in asian. and one must think, and he perhaps discussed this with your guest as well that if there were to be some kind of accident, you know, one hopes obviously that that never happens. but what would that mean for space tourism would? would these complex vehicles like new shepherd go the way of the hindenberg? you don't see a lot of people flying around in zeppelin these days because of that memorable accident. so we'll have to see it's not going to be 100 percent safe. nothing ever is. but at least in this instance, it looks like everybody came through in flying colors and the technology proved itself as well. rob, for the moment. thank you so much. robert reynolds, they're right in the middle of texas covering that launch of that space craft containing walley funk the 82 year old kind of the space race. and also alongside mark bezos. jeff bases his brother, and he's an 18 year ol

ok, peter galbraith. if you accept as chef a condom, posit say that the taliban doesn't have the mfc dash off gone. it has to missy, did the afghan government have judy missy? well, that is the question that and that i think the lack of legitimacy explains why the whole how can government mit, mit, a military collapsed and in a matter. a of days, us ross connie was in office as a result of 2 consecutive massively fraudulent elections by his predecessor harmon cars. i one obtained a 2nd term as a result of a massively fraudulent election. and they, the trouble was that when you come into office by having cropped power, brokers put you in power. it makes you, it makes it almost impossible to deal with the problem in afghanistan, which was massive corruption. and you can see this in the, in the military where soldiers weren't paid, where they weren't resupplied, where afghans felt that the, the institutions didn't serve them. you know, when the roads were built to allow for subsistence farmers to, to be mark

he said, you know peter, we, we, we know our theology. we understand that human beings are frail and fallen and therefore we shouldn't be surprised that this has happened. but we are allowed to be very, very sad. and i think he struggles with that i'm. i'm curious about that because he didn't span the, the rainbow nation that the new generation of leaders from that criticism. but of course this was a man that he wasn't just amount of words and beliefs. he was very much a man of action. how did he deal with that in a conflict? and that struggle at that sort of thing. and in the way in which there is so much poverty and, and the way in which the, the elite has governed the country in recent is he spoke out against them with the same strength and almost ferocity as he used against the apartheid regime. and he said to them, you are worse, you are worse because you could and should be different. we trusted you to be different. and his words were strong, i warn you, i want you. he said you will bite the dust. and when he said that, i remember h

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that's just the nature of force displacement so that element him take you there is very problematic peter the 2 basic laws governing the issue of migrants refugees and asylum seekers are the 971 of the immigration rules now when you look at the numbers of the flow of migrants into the u.k. it's not really high compared to the 1015 years ago and this is leading many people to think this is a politically motivated decision by the government to show their own people that you know what we're not delivering our promise to take a tougher stance when it comes to people coming into our country. that's a very old position because when we look at asylum seeking in the u.k. and we compare the numbers now they're actually a 3rd of what they were 20 years ago at the turn of the millennium we had over $100000.00 people claiming asylum in the k. per year now it's between $30.40 and we know that last year there were about $35000.00 people that claimed asylum in the u.k. and that was down 20 percent on the previous year 2019 so for the u.k. numbers are down when we broaden that and compare those numbers i

peter clippy, editor of brussels report. you a news website covering politics in the you and in paris is jean christophe, gillian, founder and ceo of xin on 7, a european public affairs company. john christophe was closely linked to the former e u briggs negotiator, michelle barney. and warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. fits are, let me start with you today. france claims that britain has denied fishing licenses to dozens of french boats. britain is saying that most licenses have actually been issued, but that some french vessels don't meet the criteria for british waters. who exactly is more to blame here? oh, it's hard to say, i mean, this has been going going on for a while, a basically the u. k is saying, well, you need to be able to prove that you have been fishing before and the franchise is claiming that this is all just an excuse to allow the u. k to, to prevents certain french fishermen to fish and its waters graham at its core is this dispute essentially about how man

that's sorry peter, we were almost out of time. i just want to ask, we have one very quick question. you about 30 seconds. be how, how dangerous is this for, for poland government with you support writing so high? is there a danger that people just met might get so fed up with the vote them out? well, it is a dangerous situation for poland, control polish government because i, as far as i can see, european institution are a consequence, a consequence. and the european commission, i decided to stop this crisis because it is not only our internal polish issue. it is that it is the problem of the whole europe. if you do not stop this crisis approval of law, you fallen it can be domino effect for the whole europe. the, i'm afraid gentlemen will have to leave it. we're out of time. many thanks. indeed we have ever kabbage already broken up and peter clapper. thank you to for watching, don't forget you can see the program again at any time just by going to the website at al jazeera dot com for further discussion. join us at our facebook

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peter, it's been described as unprecedented. a massive escalation of the crisis of the rule of law in poland. what are the implications of this if poland doesn't voluntarily withdraw from the union? what are the chances of it being frozen out legally, from within? well, legally, it's not possible to exclude the member states that the european commission can initiate and under infringement procedure discount ultimately culminate in a fine. if paul does not pay the fine, then the commission can sort of take the money from the transfers that the polish states receives from the, the european union. there's also the so called article 7 procedure, which in theory allows member states to, to, to vote. so poland no longer has voting rights and this is all of course political. ready science fiction, i think in practice the priority will be to try to find a political solution. and i understand that that's what many beliefs is behind all this. many belief, like the polish guess, says that the pull polish constitutional court is actually in

hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching the news live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes battalions of national guard soldiers patrol washington d.c. to counter the threats of violence before joe biden's inauguration. i'm here more again in sudan where violence has claimed the lives of as many as 40 people in west are for. desperation in brazil hospitals buckled as 2 new strains of coronavirus run rampant in the city of man hours. here on the news the indian farmers producing power from old straw saving money and helping to clear the air. and i'm far is smile with all that support including an be a star james harden is off to a winning start with the brooklyn nets after pretty good story performance. the center of the u.s. capitol today resembles a fortress 3 days before president elect joe biden is officially sworn into office a militarized green zone has been established and 25000 national guard troops deployed to washington d.c. potentially armed protests are expected elsewhere i

so peter days it is one of the world's premier will call him virus hunter. people who believe that we need to have surveillance to understand these viruses that are out there. and we can't just bury our head in the sand and he was actually one of the heroes of the effort to track down the origins of the 1st sars outbreak. the reason why i have become moved from being a big fan of his, in the past to a big critic of his now are essentially to thing. i 1st, he was the organizer of a letter in the british journal, the lancet in february of last year, which claimed without sufficient supporting evidence that this outbreak on will almost certainly are very likely stems from natural origin. and called anybody who was even raising the possibility of a lab incident origin. a conspiracy theorist i called that scientific propaganda, i've called it thuggery. i even called for the editor in chief of the lancet to be fired because i think it was not appropriate to use that kind of language when there was, we needed to have an open on his conversation. second, peter, who

hello and welcome i'm peter w. you're watching the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes a team from the w.h.o. emerges from a hotel quarantine will hand to investigate the origins of. the highest court in pakistan up hold the decision to free the man convicted then acquitted of the murder of the american journalist daniel pearl. example violation of human rights and human rights. thousands of people descend on the polish capital after a court imposes a near total ban on abortion. also this out students in greece are angry at a proposal to put police officers into universities to come on violent crime. bosses say it would not be irresponsible to hold the turkey games in july i.o.c. president thomas bach insists a plan for every possible scenario is being put together and it's a question of how not if the olympics will happen. ok let's begin in the chinese city of new han where investigators from the world health organization who ended the hotel quarantine and begun the task of finding out how the

hello and welcome i'm peter w. you're watching the news our live from coming up in the next 60 minutes videos obtained by al-jazeera give new insights into the earliest days of china's coronavirus outbreak in who have. the potential threats of an insider attack prompts the f.b.i. thousands of national guard troops deployed to washington d.c. . samson boss jay wiley is sentenced to 2 and a half years in prison over a huge south korean corruption scandal. and international condemnation after the kremlin critic alexian of all news arrested moments after returning to russia. and in sport tennis australia says players will not receive any special treatment comes as more australian open participants are forced into the street corner and some are very happy about it. it was this week one year ago that the world started to become aware of the seriousness of a viral outbreak which would explode into a full blown pandemic. in china was the 1st place to go into locked up al-jazeera investigative unit as a. same videos recorde

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but there's a big size difference that's coming up with peter in support. ah. hello, there's a southwest a month, so now making good progress across a good part of india. we have got plenty of showers. cross, southern india is black land that i don't know the trot here. that is the position of the summer rains at present to little farther north. and it should be into western parts of india, a little further south than that should be across those eastern areas. but many of these regions, seeing some very, very heavy right. and in fact, teams for lanka. we saw deadly floods coming through here. massive amounts of frame 4. and we have seen major problems here. as the heavy downpours have caused widespread disruption across a good part of the country, the shower set to continue, i'm hopefully won't be quite as intense as we go on through the next couple days. a rash showers erica, southern part of the region and even to the north of ally me saying that pray monsoon. he continued to build some very heavy showers, hear laundry down post to into bangladesh and also in

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welcome i'm peter w. watching the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes 10 scenes in the u.s. capital tens of thousands of national guard soldiers patrol d.c. to counter the threat of violence before joe biden's inauguration. on the run hundreds flee west for after tribal violence kills dozens of people overnight. ugandan opposition leader bobby wiener to contest what he calls a sham election which has delivered president where even 70 a 6th term. also heard further gloom for business use in italy the national lockdown extended adding to a crippling effect of coronavirus. and on fire as well have all that in sport including and the star james harding is after winning start with the preparation that after putting in a history making performance. we begin this news hour in the united states with a country is on edge 3 days before joe biden's inauguration the u.s. capitol is in lockdown as officials try to ensure a peaceful transfer of power to militarize green zone has been established a

and peter galbraith is not just a taliban, is it? there are also other on, like i saw, who are, who are threatening the security of gun nissan. how does the button administration, when it says it's not going to abandon a gun is done? how exactly does the us administration planning to fulfill this pledge of preventing al qaeda i saw and these other on go from making of ghana found their safe haven? well, the, the, the agreement that the united states has with the tell upon is, but it's the tell bonds job to prevent iceland al qaeda. and these other groups that have the have their targets not only inside afghanistan, but outside of canister. and, and so if those groups actually get a foothold there and the taliban fails to keep its commitment to, to not allow those groups to be operating from its territory. then i think you're going to see a different united states posture of part, you know, quite possibly some re introduction of courses and counterterrorism. certainly intervention from the air. the president biden is not going to tole

peter will be here with the action. ah, the 1st, the afghan government has sent hundreds of commandos to the northwestern province of batteries as fierce fighting with the taliban continues for a 2nd day. the battle has centered around color now making it the 1st provincial capital to be surrounded by the taliban. since the united states stepped up its troop withdrawal, the taliban has captured dozens of districts since early may. now, as the u. s. withdrawal continues to impact the region other global powers. i've taken the opportunity to assert their own influence. russia has offered to help subject has done one of i've gone to stanz weber's deal with any fall out on softer hundreds of afghan national troops fled across the border into the country. last week. moscow's also playing hosted a taliban, it state media says a delegation of the groups. political office was in town on thursday. they have announced they won't attack the ask on subject border. and after months of discussions and cats are, iran has now held high

now peter, i can't be a 100 percent. sure. but there is a lot of evidence supporting a natural cause of the pandemic. so we've had about 40 new infections appear in the world since the 19 seventy's, the majority of them have been transferred from animals to humans. we've had 7 corona viruses including sa, coby 2 that have infected human, and they've all come from the animal world. and bass are responsible for lots of these new infections that emerge. so i think it is very plausible that a infection koby to this buyer has come from back. there's been an intermediate house that's impacted humans cannot completely rule out a lab accident or a lab incident. that's also very hard to do. but then, as i said, there's certainly a lot of support for the, for my argument. what will mister biden's 90 day investigation provide the world with given that we have had the world health organization only really able to get so far because the chinese authorities, they didn't obfuscate but they were kind of slow off the mark. i think that'd be a

you're watching al-jazeera i'm peter double your top stories the u.s. has carried out an air strike in syria targeting structures that belong to iranian backed fighters the pentagon says that's in response to recent attacks against american personnel in iraq. there are fears that parts of brazil's health system are on the verge of collapse the health minister says the country is facing a new phase of the coronavirus pandemic with a strain of the virus that's 3 times more contagious. and the world bank is stopping payments for projects in myanmar as global pressure mounts on the military that seized power earlier this month meanwhile protests continue to mount in the release of the elected leader aung sun suu kyi and a return to democracy. armenia's political crisis is deepening the prime minister nicole pasha and has fired his military chief after senior army officials called for his resignation he says that call amounts to an attempted coup thousands of rallied both for and against passion on in the capital and now opponents of set up camp outside parl

he said, you know peter, we, we, we know our theology. we understand that human beings are frail and fallen and therefore we shouldn't be surprised that this has happened. but we are allowed to be very, very sad. and i, i, i think he struggled with that. he spoke out against them with the same strength and almost ferocity as he used against the apartheid regime. and he said to them, you are worse, you are worse because you could and should be different. we trusted you to be different and his words were strong. i warn you, i want you, he said you will bite the dust. and when he said that i remembered him saying that to be about reggie. and we all know that his prophecy looks like it could come true . because recently, the agency government has suffered some real setbacks, people that tired of their corruption and their inefficiency. and, and so i, but i, i don't want to leave him on that note because while he was deeply disappointed with the, with the generation that that should have liberated us and, and stayed faithful to the values of t

peter, nick, thank you very much. nicholas on the reporting for us from deco. now there's been a sharp increase in children around the world. we've missed out on basic vaccines as a result of disruptions caused by the corona, virus pandemic, the world health organization. and unicef saying 23000000 children missed out on routine jobs, leaving them vulnerable to diseases such as measles, polio, and meningitis, oscar and is chief of programs and services, the national association of county and city health officials. he says, a lack of routine vaccinations could lead to other types of outbreaks as countries continue to reopen. not only is the need to ensure that folks and children and get the necessary vaccinations, but we've also seen the rise and backing hesitancy and vaccine. poor confidence to black edward and as a result amplified with the lack of access due to both the locked down for cetera, in the 1st few months. 2020, even here the u. s. we saw sharp decrease in the number of children who are getting their vaccines, the regular routine vaccination. so it

peter, they'll be out there at law. she's been with hamilton has been targeted by races, abuse online after his controversial when the british chrome pre a 7 time champion, caused the championship liter max for stopping to crash. enter the rate on the opening lab. and it's my getting a tenant, the 2nd penalty still managed to find back from 4th place to claim the victory. a foreign governing bodies and hamilton's mercedes team have condemned the race. this abuse to golf in calling. maury cow. i says it's hard to grasp after winning the open championship. the 24 year old american was playing in the tournament for the 1st time, but one by 2 shots, i had a fellow american jordan speith. it's mart. how is 2nd major trophy after winning on his debut in the p g championship last year? you now moved to world number 3 and will make his next appearance in the olympics. ok, and that is all you support for now. back to you so very much. and finally, muslims around the world, marking the day of out of one of the most important days

well peter, let me just update chill the latest about the blasting. can there's no local media or quoting m. some are security officials in funders. are saying that this was a suicide bombing attack, a suicide bomber managed to get into the, or the she r moss by mid day to day in punters detonated himself. and this explains the high number of casualties. we've been talking to people in hunters and they were basically saying that the scenes were horrifying. panic pandemonium and the aftermath of the glass was what was insane to the point where there was struggling to deal with. the human remains scattered over the ear throughout the back yard or of the mos people. a yet to identify the identity of the people who were killed, but it expecting the death all to further climb in the coming hours because they're saying that many of the people injured were or what would in critical condition we've been talking to many people, senior taliban officials, they're trying to distance themselves from any visual announcement about who was behind by the are starting

well, peter, he is spoke about many things. he spoke over an hour in congress as he was after from sworn in. and the most important thing he mentioned at the very beginning of his speech was that the top priority of his government will be to tackle the pandemic. peru has been very hard shit by depend make nearly 200004 rubio. have died since the parameter and i make it last year and more than 3000000 people lost their job. so it is indeed a priority. an opinion poll just a few days ago said that, peruvians believe and think and want. the new government tackled a pandemic as the 1st priority, 75 percent of peruvians. think of this as the most important thing. now. he spoken about many of the things he said he would get bonuses and credits to the poor people. he will bring water to poor people who live in, in the shampoo towns who don't have water have to pay a lot to the water tanks, which is as so important for them. but one of the very important things that he said is that he will respect private property during the campaign.