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00:00 [Music]
00:11 Good evening, welcome to this newscast on Mediantv. Here are the main headlines.
00:16 First news, the Council of Government held this Thursday in Rabat,
00:21 the construction sites of large scale are part of the programme of this political entry,
00:25 strengthening of the food-hydric sovereignty,
00:28 promotion of investments to create jobs and make effective the offer of Morocco in the field of green hydrogen.
00:35 We will talk about it in a moment.
00:38 Russian President Vladimir Putin salutes the contribution to the offensive in Ukraine
00:43 of the boss of Wagner, Evgeny Prigozhin, despite his mistakes,
00:46 and promises to carry out the investigation on the deadly crash of his plane.
00:50 Putin presented his condolences to the victims of yesterday's crash.
00:54 Donald Trump made a clear passage this Thursday in a prison in East America, Georgia,
01:03 where he must make available authorities after his inculpation for his attempts to reverse the result of the presidential election in 2000.
01:11 We start this newscast in Rabat with the Council of Government held this Thursday.
01:20 The construction sites of large scale are part of the programme of this political entry,
01:24 strengthening of the food-hydric sovereignty,
01:27 promotion of investments to create jobs and make effective the offer of Morocco in the field of green hydrogen.
01:34 This is what the head of the Executive, Aziz Akhnouch, said at the opening of the works.
01:38 The Government will continue in 2024 its action to strengthen the measures
01:43 aimed at facing the conjunctural repercussions,
01:46 the consolidation of the pillars of the social state,
01:49 the implementation of structural reforms and the promotion of public finance resilience.
01:54 The Government is also working to develop a new approach
01:58 dedicated to direct support to families wishing to acquire a main residence
02:03 and to continue the implementation of the Royal Project of Social Protection.
02:08 Still in Morocco, efforts are underway to control two fires
02:16 that have affected the forests of Oman al-Hourra and Moyen-Hourra
02:20 between the provinces of Taunat and Huseinman.
02:23 Teams from the National Agency for Water and Forestry,
02:26 the Royal Gendarmerie and the Royal Protection Service
02:30 and local auxiliary and local authorities supported by the Royal Armed Forces
02:34 and two Royal Air Force aircraft are mobilized this Thursday.
02:39 According to the provincial direction of ANEF,
02:42 the first fire that destroyed about 30 hectares of forest was controlled at a height of 90%.
02:50 The second destroyed an area estimated at 35 hectares.
02:54 The situation is clearly more critical in Greece.
03:01 Firefighters continue to fight against the murderous fires for the sixth consecutive day,
03:06 while in areas or in areas ravaged near Athens,
03:10 anger continues to rise.
03:12 At the gates of the capital, devastating flames,
03:15 triggered by high temperatures and strong winds,
03:18 progress on the outskirts of the Mons-Parnes.
03:22 Some 260 firefighters and 10 aircraft are deployed in this region
03:26 that mixes forest and urban tissue.
03:29 These fires have also led to evacuations of living areas.
03:33 Direction New York,
03:37 the members of the UN Security Council in time are supposed to Wednesday
03:41 to celebrate the efforts of Morocco and its contributions,
03:44 very appreciated for the resolution of the crisis in Libya.
03:47 In a statement adopted unanimously,
03:49 the 15 years have expressed their appreciation to the Kingdom of Morocco
03:53 for having welcomed the 6+6 commission in Bousnerin,
03:56 from May 22 to June 6, 2023.
03:59 These distinctions constitute a clear international recognition
04:02 and without equivocation of the commendable efforts deployed by Morocco,
04:06 in accordance with the instructions of the Mohammed VI,
04:09 to support the efforts of the Libyan parties,
04:11 the United Nations and the international community
04:14 in the search for a definitive solution to the crisis in Libya.
04:18 The sanctions of the CEDAO against Niger are heavy
04:24 and disturb the population on a daily basis.
04:26 The closure of the border post of Malinville in northern Benin
04:31 tightens the stake around the Nigerian economy.
04:34 Details in this story by Alem Nedi.
04:37 Here in Malinville, hundreds of trucks wait 25 km from the banks of the Niger river
04:44 which marks the border with Benin.
04:47 Most are full of food, which the country needs.
04:50 The day after the coup in Niger,
04:52 the sanctions of the CEDAO have been in force for just two weeks
04:55 and the country is already badly affected.
04:58 We have been here in Malinville for 22 days.
05:03 There is no food, there is nothing here.
05:06 The expenses cost more than 10,000 francs per truck.
05:11 How much money is there?
05:13 There is nothing, we are really tired.
05:16 We don't know if it's because of the CEDAO
05:20 or because of the cost of food in Niger.
05:25 Nobody came here.
05:28 They asked us what we wanted, what we ate.
05:33 Nobody came to ask us.
05:36 We don't know, we were taken hostage.
05:40 We are Africans, we are Nigerians.
05:43 There are Beninites, there are Malinites here.
05:46 The CEDAO is trying to put pressure on the government
05:51 to re-establish the president of Nigeria, Mohamed Bazoum, in his office.
05:55 Meanwhile, in addition to this food blockade,
05:58 electricity has been cut in the whole country by the neighboring Nigeria
06:02 by compromising medical care in hospitals.
06:05 Far from the border guards,
06:07 traders who are in need of money day after day
06:09 have had to pile their goods on boats to cross the river.
06:13 Now we are here, we are threatened by the rain.
06:20 There are thieves.
06:23 It's difficult to eat.
06:27 Our money is over.
06:30 You see, we are stranded today.
06:33 The insurance and the insurance, everything is there.
06:38 It's expiring.
06:40 We are here, our money is over.
06:43 You see what we are preparing to eat.
06:46 Benin is a country of transit.
06:50 It has to weigh on our economy.
06:56 It's really harmful for Benin.
07:00 Some 6,000 tons of food goods from the UNFPA
07:05 are blocked outside Nigeria.
07:08 Since the announcement of the sanctions,
07:10 the prices of rice and sauron have increased considerably.
07:13 Some 10 million people are in danger of having trouble
07:17 getting a daily meal in Nigeria.
07:19 Meanwhile, the CEDEAO and the Agent are at gunpoint.
07:23 The African bloc threatens to intervene militarily if the talks
07:26 and other efforts to put pressure on the agent fail.
07:30 Zimbabwe continued to vote on Thursday in some offices,
07:36 especially in the capital after major delays,
07:39 as we saw the day before, due to a lack of voting equipment.
07:43 This situation is criticized by the opposition,
07:45 which denounces fraud.
07:47 These delays have forced President Ndagawa
07:50 to write a second mandate,
07:52 which was published in the evening.
07:54 It was a directive that extended the scrutiny of the day.
07:57 The legislative and municipal presidential scrutiny
08:00 mainly opposes the ZANU-PF to power since independence in 1980.
08:05 The main opposition party,
08:07 the ZANU-PF, is a coalition of citizens
08:09 for the change led by Nelson Chamisa.
08:11 In this context, about 40 Zimbabwean observers,
08:18 members of two civil organizations,
08:20 were arrested Wednesday evening in a hotel in the capital,
08:23 according to the police,
08:25 who also seized computers and cell phones.
08:28 These people coordinated the presumed publication
08:31 of the election results by certain civil organizations.
08:34 This is what the police spokesman said on public television.
08:38 On his side, the coalition spokesman,
08:41 citizens for the change led by the opposition party,
08:44 would be an extreme extension of the government's behavior
08:48 on the days before the Zimbabwean election.
08:52 Moscow.
08:57 Russian President Vladimir Putin
08:59 saluted this Thursday the contribution to the offensive in Ukraine
09:02 by the boss of Wagner, Evgeny Prigojin.
09:05 Despite his mistakes, he promised to carry out
09:08 the investigation on the deadly crash of his plane.
09:11 It led to a conclusion.
09:13 Putin presented his condolences to the relatives of the victims
09:16 during a meeting broadcast on television.
09:19 Russian authorities have not yet advanced any leads
09:23 to explain the crash Wednesday evening,
09:26 at the beginning of the evening,
09:28 according to Russian civil aviation,
09:31 Prigojin, his right-hand man, Dmitry Utkin
09:34 and other Wagner officials.
09:36 No deaths of passengers or three crew members were survived,
09:39 but Russian authorities have not yet formally announced
09:42 the death of Wagner's boss.
09:44 The bodies have not been identified.
09:46 Paris raises reasonable doubts
09:52 about the conditions of this crash for Washington.
09:55 Little is happening in Russia,
09:57 without Putin being there for a reason.
10:00 The reactions are multiplying.
10:02 After the announcement of the crash of Evgeny Prigojin's plane,
10:05 according to a Russian aviation agency,
10:07 the boss of the paramilitary guru Wagner,
10:10 who was on the brink of a mutiny a few weeks ago,
10:13 is among the victims of the plane's crash
10:16 in the northwest of Moscow.
10:19 The agency confirms that his right-hand man, Dmitry Utkin,
10:22 was on board the plane that was to land in Saint-Petersburg.
10:26 In the United States, Donald Trump,
10:32 greatly absent from the first debate of Republican candidates,
10:35 on Wednesday, preferred to give an interview
10:38 in a private tone, at the same time,
10:41 on X-Twitter, in which he attacked
10:44 President-Democrat Joe Biden and his opponents without release.
10:47 For about 45 minutes,
10:49 Trump answered the questions of presenter Tucker Carlson,
10:52 voice of conservative America.
10:55 The former head of state, on the other hand,
10:58 can talk about his program.
11:00 He said that if he were elected,
11:02 his priority would be to close the border with Mexico
11:05 to reduce immigration, a hot political issue.
11:08 And Trump is talking about this,
11:15 a clear passage in a prison in Georgia,
11:18 to make himself available to the authorities of this state
11:21 in the Southeast, because of his inculpation for his actions
11:24 during the 2020 presidential election.
11:27 The event promises to be one of those historical consequences
11:30 that hold the country in a state of shock,
11:33 after having escaped it during these three previous criminal inculpations.
11:36 He risks this time not cutting the photo
11:41 of his judicial identity,
11:44 a first for a former American president.
11:47 We are focusing on the fourth inculpation
11:50 of Donald Trump and his absence
11:53 from the Republican debates in perspective
11:56 of the American presidential election in 2024
11:59 with American political analyst Calvin Dark,
12:02 who is live with us from Washington.
12:05 Good evening, Calvin Dark, and welcome.
12:08 Good evening.
12:11 First, what is your reading of the current situation
12:14 of former American president Donald Trump
12:17 a year and a half after the presidential election?
12:20 Yes, the big question
12:23 before the first accusation
12:26 this year of the former president
12:29 was whether he would maintain
12:32 support within the Republican Party
12:35 after this accusation.
12:38 But now, the fourth accusation
12:41 is that he remains at the top
12:44 of the list of Republican candidates.
12:47 So it is clear that for most Republicans
12:50 these legal problems are not an obstacle
12:53 to support him for the elections.
12:56 And at this time, the only reason
12:59 that Republicans will withdraw their support
13:02 of Donald Trump if they conclude
13:05 that these legal problems are a distraction
13:08 for the objective of winning against Biden.
13:11 But at this time, most Republicans
13:14 call Biden a weaker candidate than Trump.
13:17 And Joe Biden is not spared
13:20 by scandals either.
13:23 His son is also the subject of
13:26 investigation of tax fraud and illegal
13:29 arms smuggling. He is a special prosecutor
13:32 in charge of these investigations.
13:35 Do you think that the two parties
13:38 have the same chances today for the presidential election?
13:41 What is certain is that for this election
13:44 the focus will not be the programs
13:47 of the two parties for the economy
13:50 and foreign affairs, etc.
13:53 The focus will be the two legal situations
13:56 of the candidates Biden and Trump.
13:59 Trump for his four lawsuits in court
14:02 but also Biden's son.
14:05 He has several investigations and a probable trial
14:08 and according to Republicans, it implies
14:11 President Biden. So what is certain
14:14 is that of the two Democratic-Republican parties
14:17 most Americans do not wish
14:20 a rematch Biden-Trump for
14:23 2024 but apart from
14:26 an unexpected event
14:29 it will be next November
14:32 Biden against Trump.
14:35 And in this context, despite his absence
14:38 Trump stole the star yesterday during
14:41 Republican debates. How do you explain that?
14:44 Yes, in his absence
14:47 Trump was the winner for the debate.
14:50 Why? Because the other Republican candidates
14:53 were afraid to really criticize
14:56 the former president for his
14:59 mandate but also
15:02 for the legal programs he has.
15:05 Because they know that if they want to win the investment
15:08 of the Republican Party, they need the support
15:11 of this base of Trump support
15:14 within the Republican Party.
15:17 So for the debate, it was Governor DeSantis
15:20 before who was number two, presumed
15:23 after Trump but after the debate it is not clear
15:26 who will really be the number two
15:29 competitor for Donald Trump
15:32 or maybe the candidate for vice-president
15:35 that he will choose if he wins
15:38 the investment for the Republican Party.
15:41 Thank you very much, Calvin Darke, American political analyst.
15:44 Thank you for answering our questions.
15:47 Thank you.
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16:02 [French]
16:05 organized for the benefit of more than 3,000 children,
16:08 distributed over four schools and nine campsites
16:11 across all districts and regions of the Holy City.
16:15 The program, funded by the Kingdom of Morocco,
16:18 has been designed to devote the school's role
16:21 to the dissemination of unity and solidarity
16:24 between the Palestinian generations
16:27 through the largest Al Quds children's gathering,
16:31 whether in terms of numbers, beneficiaries,
16:34 or in terms of supervision.
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16:42 [children singing]
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