mary alice? mary alice: ok, thank you, bob. nato of course is also very concerned about this. remember that the berlin wall, put up in 1961, has shaped the politics and policies of whole generation. john cochran is standing by at the white house with more reaction. john: mary alice, i was struck by how low-key the president was, how cautious, how prudent. adjectives we use all the time in describing george bush. a couple of reasons why he did not appear more elated in public about the announcement of the past two days in east germany. first of all, he doesn't want to gloat. after all, he has got this meeting coming up on the second and third of december with gorbachev. the worst thing he knows he could do is to gloat and to embarrass gorbachev as they prepare for their talks. and secondly, it is a little early to gloat. east germans are not out of the woods yet. it is still possible there could be a crackdown. there are still some conservatives in east germany. this could all turn around. at the last moment, you could see the e

mary alice? >> thank you, bob. nato is also very concerned about this. remember the berlin wall put up in 1961 has shaped the policies of whole generation. john cochran is standing by at the white house with more reaction. >> i was struck by how low-key the president was, how cautious, how prudent. a couple of reasons why he did not appear more elated and public about the announcement of the past two days in east germany. first of all, he doesn't want to gloat. he has a meeting coming up on the second of december with gorbachev. the worst thing bush can do is to gloat and embarrass gorbachev as they prepare for their talks. secondly, it is a little early to gloat. east germans are not out yet. it is possible there can be a crackdown, there are still conservatives at the politburo, even at the new politburo in east germany. this could all turn around. at the last moment, you could see these german communist party decide they've tried everything else, tried to institute reforms, they will crack dow

mary alice? mary alice: ok, thank you, bob. presidential spokesman marlon fitzwater said earlier in the day that all of the allies are standing by watching and willing to help if necessarily -- necessary. the pentagon has agreed to temporarily house of to 1000 refugees who have landed in east west germany. helmut kohl has called for direct talks to discuss the communist party political crisis. just yesterday he purged the old guard, diminished the size of the politburo, urged free elections, hinted at a multiparty system, promised new laws of freedom of assembly, freedom of association, and freedom of the press. earlier i spoke with the west german ambassador to the united states, and he indicated that a major flow of refugees is going to be a problem. >> the growing number of refugees creates growing problems. so far we have been able to find employment for quite a few of them. the good state of the economy helps. we have had about 300,000 beginning of this week, but housing is a growing concern and a growing problem. but it i

i am mary alice. alice williams. tonight on abc news, tom brokaw will be reporting from west berlin. >> the tonight show with johnny carson and late night with david letterman will be seen in their entirety following this nbc news special report. [cheering] tonight.erlin of germansusands pouring into westworld in. not waiting for special visas or daybreak. they are still coming. >> this is an nbc special report. this is garrick utley. rick: shortly before the dawn of a new day, a day that will in this order open to all east germany. this is 5:30 a.m. berlin time. these crowds have been up all night, celebrating the opening theof the wall, welcoming tens of thousands of east germans coming across to the west. good evening. we are truly privileged tonight. we are eyewitnesses to history. who on either side of the berlin wall or in this country would have believed this morning this day would end the way it has? and with the symbol of the the divisionurope, of the free world. that is the result of a stunning surprise dec

miss lemay examines the tactics under the leadership of alice paul. >> hi. i'm the curator of votes for women. it's on view at the national portrait gallery at the smithsonian institution. i'm standing in front of what we call your title treatment. it's a large blow up of a german born actress. she was acting as columbia, a figure which represents the united states during the conclusion of the 1913 parade in washington, d.c. and that's just one event of the long suffrage movement that this exhibit highlights. we have 124 objects that goes into the long history beginning in 1832 and bringing it right up to 1920, but the then also declaring the 19 th amendment which it didn't do which was enfranchise all women including women of color and i took it up to the voting rights act of 1965. if you'll come with me, we'll go and explore the 1913 parade more in depth. so, we are standing in front of federal postcards of the 1913 parade, which was organized by alice paul and this was a completely different tactic than what had been done before by other suffragists. what

instead he denied them police protection even though alice had applied for the permit. instead the secretary of war who is part of the presidential cabinet put what we would think of as the national guard on standby in nearby fort myers in virginia. when the crowd became unruly, that's when they literally called in the cavalry from virginia and had that group serve as the protectors of the suffragists. it was quite dramatic because suffragists were not expecting these huge crowds, but they did abate president wilson, because the next day was his inaugural speech as his first term as president and almost nobody showed up. he asked where is everybody, and he was told the 's neck taters had come out the day before to see the suffragists. on my right you can see this is one of four existing programs that remain from this parade. you can see there's the arts figures in this purple robe, which is the color of royalty, and she is walking down in front of the capital, presumably pennsylvania avenue, with a banner that says votes for women. i mentioned to alice, who had been rad

what alice paul was trying to do was create headlines. after spending some time in britain, she got radicalized by the british suffragette and learned how to create attention grabbing spectacles. u.s.she came back to the in 1911 and 1912, she organized with the congressional union, this parade. marched fromtte the capital, down pennsylvania , and they stopped at the treasury building. at the treasury building, they had this pageant. , they had to make their way through 500,000 -- that is a huge number. one of the problems was that it did not have police protection because the chief of police in washington dc was not a friend to suffragette. he denied them police protection , even though she had applied for a permit. war,ad, the secretary of part of the presidential cabinet put what we would think of as the national guard on standby in nearby fort myers, in virginia. unrulye crowd got really and being very aggressive, that is when they literally called in the calvary from virginia and had that group as the protector of the suffragette. it

paul,s also with alice one of the leaders of this military suffrage movement. here you see the arrest of the suffragists, they are being put cartede police wagon and off to get sentenced to jail. from 1917 through the end of 1919, the suffragists led by alice paul continue to picket outside of the white house. imagesnterested to see of the suffragists up close and personal. i wanted to emphasize these were individuals with their own lives spending their time, which we know is precious on this important cause. the video behind me is playing through images of them picketing. they kept up the pressure. spectacle, ihe think the suffragists finally see the kind of momentum they were searching for throughout the entire movement. the pressure was so much that he finally endorsed the cause. on may 21 of 1919, the amendment that was proposed at lee past the house of representatives and past the senate in june for 1919. the amendment was sent out to the state ticket two thirds of them to sign off on ratifying, which would then become law. of the exhibition covers the mil

you're taking $4.5 million from alice griffith, that is the economic answer. what's the -- how do you fuse a political answer? >> yeah. the project is not going to be -- the project progress is not going to be impacted negatively by our asking for these funds to be reappropriated today >> a better way to look at it is a cash flow, so if we have money that we're not spending, why not ask for money when we have it? so we're just -- knowing that we don't need it until later, let's spend what we have, and when the budget cycle comes, we'll just ask for the money, i guess, next year. >> mm-hmm. >> thank you. >> mm-hmm. you're welcome. >> couple of questions, if i could. first of all, of the projects that you have listed there. >> yes? >> i think i know the answer, but i just want to make sure for the record that they're right. hetchy assets are classified as water power or joint, and water assets that are either water or joint have funding contributed by our wholesale customers. are any of these projects classified as either water or joint? >> no. >> so there is no

hi alice thank you for joining us here in d w what is the situation there right now. at the moment it's very difficult and obviously everyone's on tenterhooks shaping is going to be no more aftershocks and the race is on to try and ritchie who are trapped in the rubble in jersey and maybe an hour and a half ago i am not the building collapsed with 7 people inside 2 bodies leukemic have heard but they haven't been able to locate the other 5 people inside who is of the same family and it's believed there are countless others spithead she still trapped inside the bubble of collapsed buildings the death toll at the moment which is 13 is expected to rise since the day continues people now it we're just praying this no more aftershocks well as people raced to rescue those who are still missing we're talking hundreds of people have been injured alice however hospitals the company. say they're saying that over 600 people have been injured and the state hospitals from what i gather have been coping quite well but 2 of the largest private hospitals in the country which have mul

for 18 year old alice and her younger sister democracy is at stake they say the u.k. needs its freedom and to them be undemocratic even though most of their friends think differently they are discouraged by all school was in a very remain area and it was very politicized. all the night basically all about shaming people who. and i said i was really hard for me the majority of young people in the u.k. see the e.u. as something positive opening up opportunities to work and study abroad so those campaigners who want to reverse bricks are trying to get as many young people to vote as possible. so i'm bored of your board of directors that we've been talking about this for 3 years now we're all dead femia underwood has more than 200000 followers on twitter and instagram he tells them that a 2nd referendum can put a stop to gretz it there 26 year old school graduate has put his career on hold to become a full time activist the things people vote for in 2016 are clearly not going to happen they expected more control over their country they're getting less they expected to be

alice: i agree with aaron. it's great that there's a woman on the label, but we can put a woman differently and no so...skanky. it makes it looks like if a latina woman is supposed to look like that. woman #1: i think it's just so cliché that when we think of latina, we always think that they're just showing cleavage. kathleen: okay. tell me something that you liked on this. what did you circle? giancarlo: gluten-free, for health reasons. kathleen: okay. woman #2: i circled "skinny" and the "all-natural" because i try not to use marinades that have a lot of sugars. kathleen: okay. somebody else? woman #3: i'd like to see low-sodium and maybe how many calories on the front. kathleen: okay. lemonis: what? i'm sorry, did she want to know what the calories were? trevor: it's so weird. do you think she counts that? lemonis: how rude. trevor: nobody does that anymore though, marcus. kathleen: okay. what else? rivly: i crossed out "all-natural" because it doesn't say much. it doesn't mean much to me. kathleen: okay.

criminal complaint against ex president havel morale is accusing him of sedition and terrorism well alice has been calling on his supporters to maintain a blockade which has caused food and fuel shortages in the city of la paz resigned and fled to mexico on november 10th following protests over last month's disputed presidential election a lawmaker with more knowledge his party says legislation for new elections will be passed on saturday as sanchez joins us live now from la paz 1st of all man that tell us a little bit more about this criminal complaint against it what about this. well barbara what we know is that the interior minister abdul mahdi you he presented this a video of a phone call 2 days ago to the press were allegedly former president will what alice was speaking to a leader of the coca farmers and he was telling him to maintain that look aid to not allow the food to come into the capital a pass and of course what to do the movie you are saying is that to use. fuels the unrest in the country and so he asked the prosecutors to to bring up charges and begin an investigation on

alice: yes. in terms of diversified global bonds, it is really important because they are not an accurate substitute for cash deposit. so we really need to be conscious of the risk that is being taken. that is why it is so important to partner with managers who are conducting due diligence in the company. generally what we are seeing are those companies have quite growth leverage while the increase remains below levels. shery: where do you find quality in the fixed income market? it is in terms of names really important to look overseas. yields at higher particularly based in the u.s. and also to some extent in europe. if we think about u.s. companies, we have just come out of the third-quarter reporting phase. despite some very low excitations going income this company has surprised in terms of earnings growth and provided outlook.itive earnings shery: we have seen the bloomberg recession probability gr -- drop. probability higher than 30% has usually been followed by recessions. we are now belo

people of latin america have sought freedom and justice plus the director of moscow winning film still alice wash westmoreland on the plus fold lines at the core of his new film for netflix. oliseh more coming up at today's going on the ground 0 1st it was 49 years ago this month that salvador allende was inaugurated as president of chile the latin american country today is not only in the midst of an uprising against you know liberal president sebastian pinera but witnessing solidarity protests for palestine after more u.k. arm violence in the middle east involving serial u.n. resolution violates at israel in the past 24 hours i and would die in office overthrown and replaced by anglo american backed dictator augusto pinochet and according to some leaders fighting global neoliberalism the legacy of pinochet lives on. board they don't want to lections they want to and wipe us away in a pinochet style. sometimes we say these hard things and in europe and other places they see it as an exaggeration or extremist and it's not exaggerated they want to put a pinochet in place in venezuela i mean s

taylor alice please bring us up to speed what is the situation there right now. ok so it's a nightmare and people are still missing the families are still missing family members there are still a large amount of people unaccounted for as darkness it's falling as we're approaching so there's heading towards 24 hours since the quake struck people are desperately trying to get people out without causing any further carnage so receiving these concrete blocks and bubbled and things like that has to be done very carefully and very delicately so as not to dislodge everything out. 13 outstanding reaction from civil society a group of civil activists the alliance of the protection of an arsenal see it in the capital of toronto being prolactin type applications and also. from people in the capital and sending it out to the areas that have been affected by the earthquake people within the cities and the insecurities affected have been doing the saying people are spending the nights in open spaces but the support from members of the community has been great very heartening.

plus even what alice calls it a coup when it is embattled president says anti democratic groups are trying to depose him as police change sides and join in the protests. and supporting house about enough maki full of deeds berlin wall with a home game against light sake you bought a stinging offense to the pitch. now as. i'm 103 clad you could join me germany has been marking the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall events took place across the capital with the main celebration at the brandenburg gate german chancellor angela merkel and other european leaders took part in a special ceremony to remember those who died on the east germany's shoot to kill orders against anyone trying to flee to the west that evening began with an iconic conductor leading an iconic concerto in front of an iconic backdrop. thousands gathered here to celebrate as they did 30 years ago on the state when berlin's brandenburg gate became an unforgettable backdrop to a night that changed the world. in what was a no man's land between east and west the thousands rushed to the landmark to climb atop the wal

alice stewart, appreciate it very much. a. scott bolden, thank you. >> thank you both. >>> facebook and youtube have decided to remove content that mentions the potential name of the ukraine whistle-blower. both companies say it violates their harm policy, which prohibits outing of witnesses, informants or activists. >> this comes right after right-wing media claimed they had the whistle-blower's identity last week. when asked whether twitter will take similar action, a company spokesperson said tweeting the person's name is not a violation of its rules. >>> aventura is being accused of undermining national security after they sold the u.s. government chinese-made surveillance equipment with made in america labels. >> prosecutors say those products were used on u.s. military installations and court documents say the fraud resulted in serious cybersecurity risks. seven employees or former employees have been charged with conspiracy to commit fraud, unlawful importation and money laundering. >>> coming up, we've got a really int

thank you for joining us bolivia's former president there on what alice is landed in mexico where he's been given asylum 2 days after stepping down touching down in mexico city he was greeted by the country's foreign minister who thanked along with mexico's president for saving his life but alice resigned on sunday at the military's request following weeks of widespread protests over his disputed reelection but livia's new interim leader is expected to be sworn in in the next few hours but alice says that he will remain in politics this fight before spouting what he describes as a coup it will be lived. i want to tell you i'm very frank full to the president of mexico who saved my life. i want to say brothers and sisters the while i have life i will stay in politics to struggle continues. well in a moment we'll be speaking to mariana sanchez who joins us from la paz 1st though let's go to john homan in mexico city who was there as more or less landed so tell us a little bit more about whatever morales said when he did finally arrive in mexico . he said he was very grateful as you heard

magners alice you have a calendar i went to meet the director in central london tell me about earthquake but earthquake bird is a story about a young woman who's living in japan in the 1980 s. and she's working as a translator and she gets drawn into a love triangle and becomes a prime suspect in a horrific murder so it's kind of a tokyo nor and it's going their civic and exact produced by ridley scott the whole film is does a very global let alone the lead actress or to speak in japanese is a global film we had a korean d.p. we had a mainly japanese crew we had an australian producer alyse is from sweden and i'm from leeds i mean how global is an art and they all have jobs like this don't we're all going underground he said there's always an awareness of plus an economic in the midst everything they're all having to put joy over all while they're going through mental trauma yes they are and you do get like clues into what their background has been and you know how they've arrived at that economic position in japan why they're there and what their struggles are you think there is an elem

earlier i spoke with alice taylor a journalist in the albanian capital tirana and asked her about the situation in the area affected by the earthquake at the moment it's very difficult to see if the ruins on tenterhooks taping is going to be no more aftershocks and the race is on to try and reach chief people who are trapped in the rubble in jersey and maybe an hour and a half to get. another building collapsed with 7 people inside 2 bodies of primakov age but they haven't been able to locate the other 5 people inside who is of the same family and it's believed there are countless out there is potentially still trapped inside the bubble of collapsed buildings and the death toll at the moment which is teens expected to rise since the day continues because now it we're just getting this new more aftershocks well as people raced to rescue those who are still missing we're talking hundreds of people have been injured alice however hospitals been coping. say there is danger to 600 people being injured and the state hospitals from what i gotta have been keeping quite well but 2 of the large

but longtime leader evo morales a shadow still looms over events at home but alice is no in mexico where he was granted asylum after he resigned from there he is continuing to reel against his removal from power her out. on twitter morales quickly responded to and yes his declaration writing. the sneakiest and most nefarious coup in history has been completed a right wing coup mongering senator has proclaimed himself president of the senate and then interim president of bolivia a former president told the news that morales is after a legit vote rigging was necessary in order to save democracy. and that i will leave you the lesson bolivia will learn is that a government that takes a step outside the rule of the law must be condemned by the bolivian people and the international community because when you allow the 1st violation the 2nd and 3rd come to and they grow they become a snowball. and yet morale is still has support especially among the countries poor indigenous communities. they've responded with anger and yes his declaration less than a month after contested presidential election

journalist alice taylor speaking to us from tirana thank you very much and. london's transport authority has refused a new license for over it's a major blow to the ride sharing platform regulators say the decision is based on safety concerns over has been accused of putting passengers at risk with uninsured drivers but it's also faced opposition from drivers of the iconic london taxi. for 3 and a half 1000000 users in london this decision's been a long time coming the refusal to give a new license to the right hailing company follows 2 years of arguments between and regulators now transport for london says enough is enough. just the city's mayor says has been failing to protect its customers and. there are at least 14000 journeys where somebody using a store the person driving them was one person but in fact been somebody else they've also been examples where drivers who've had their license suspended or dismissed have been allowed to continue to be a new driver these are serious failings he rejects the claim it's unsafe saying it's vetted every one of its $

up and start where does all of this leave in what alice she still has a huge following in bolivia is there any chance that we could see him try to stage a comeback well or do you think one of 2 reasons stats the opposition has moved as it as it did was to prevent what i was running again what allison as far as president there see i mean there are. so or he still has a large following and the outcome of of 2 turns who supports our elections indicates i would have had a good chance of rubble. and they obviously see this us as dangerous and another pillar of her support are the social movements so they have to clerics many of them have declared themselves against what they call. against police for certain facts what's happening. and medic if we take a little bit of a broader perspective here we see bolivia in crisis there have been massive protests in chile ecuador and hundreds have also seen protests how interconnected is this on rust in latin america what are we seeing here well if you look at so countries like chile and ecuador departs us there have been different groups so in chile

what alice. 5 percent. every year does that 14 years. and there was steady that in the last year seems began to make it difficult and now that it is this. tragedy called to believe in people because the coup in bolivia is making waves even in britain where under broadcasting restrictions here because of imminent election but the conservative party the liberal democrats the labor party asian frame green party yes and pay their all or they all of us and in the united states as we can talk about donald trump says this is a victory for democracy that evo morales is gone while alexander cars are cortez the prominent u.s. senator presidential candidate bernie sanders they are expressing their does may that even more others as i leave the country you seem to be saying there is some fault there with evo morales you you echo the organization of american states view . that he was wrong in abusing his power look at i think that it was a good president he made a mistake in the election and there's. also a disposition of. make another election. but d

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20th and what happened was that initial results showed a tie between sitting president ever on what alice and the main opposition candidates. and then for 24 hours the government stopped publishing any results of the vote count and then announced himself as the winner of the 1st round so this prompted the opposition to call the elections reget by now has also issued an audit into the results of the vote count with their organization of american states but this is not enough for the opposition they want to model this out it's also because what alice has been president of bolivia for 14 consecutive years so he also earlier this year refused to honor the results of a country of white referendum which called to limits the amount of mandates a president can hold while in australia at least 3 people have been killed in massive bushfires raging across the eastern state of new south wales blazes are also tearing through queensland the north and thousands of people have been evacuated and a total fire ban has now been declared at. a family's desperate scramble to beat back the flames in their back

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alice griffith has got a whole brand new buildings of homes. and we are so happy for it after they've lived in such horrible conditions for so many years. we have the promise of a movie theater. a marketplace jobs, opportunities. so we are just really excited. we all stand behind five point and all the wonderful things they've done in the community benefits. they've already provided without even having started on candlestick park yet. so with that, we want to thank you and please pass this. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good evening commissioners. my name is niola and i'm a part of the cac. i'm here in support of the candlestick point project. and i'm respectfully asking that you approve it. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good evening again, cory smith on behalf of the san francisco housing coalition also in support. the only comment as you are well aware the faster we can get this moving, the faster we can make sure the hard work, as everybody behind me, becomes a reality. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> my name

departure of evil mandalas ended the crisis opened a new chapter on the role long regional and global alice playing this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i'm sami's a than bolivia's leadership is in turmoil the president has quit and fled his replacement doesn't have the government's full approval senate leader jeanine and he as is declared a self interim president but is fiercely opposed backers of former president evo morales boycotted the vote making congressional approval impossible and he has claimed the post anyway critics are calling it a coup but the us is supporting her by anna sanchez has more from the past. protesters clashed with police and the army on the streets of believe you live rounds were shot tear gas didn't dispel and we believe you who demanded interim president jenny to resign on her 1st day in office she's facing a country in turmoil was social and political disputes are battled all around including the national assembly on wednesday some of it will not ellis' mass party members tried entering congress at the end of the had resigned from the senate's pr

sue white, who is running as lieutenants to alice paul. she's running the women's party. so you have two women's organizations, with the same goal, but working separately and working sometimes at odds at each other. and then you have josephine pierson who is leading the opposition and a whole constellation of men and politicians and corporate lobbyists. we don't think about that, but corporate lobbyists were a big part of this equation, all gathering in nashville and having fistfights. >> all right, we're going to continue to talk to elaine white. we want to make sure that you know that you can call in and participate in this segment if you have questions for her, 202 is the area code 202-748-8201, if you live in the mountain and pacific time zone go ahead and call in and we'll get to those in just a minute. josephine pierson, carrie catz and sue white did they ever meet each other at the e hermitage hotel? >> they must have. i don't have documentation bus they were there for weeks and weeks. so you have both wings of the suffrage movement. at the hotel, the anti-suffrage

reporter: alice grand is going canvassing for the first time in her life for the brexit party. she does not think or to needs a divorce deal with the eu. her main priority is to get out of the eu as quickly as possible, just as the brexit party has promised. >> i really b believe t the bret party right now is the only party that is offering a clean break brexit. we have had t t tories fofor the years who have failed to take us out. i think now, the brexit party is the only party. reporter: in the affluent part of central london where alice lives, most people are pro-eu. >> hello, we are canvassing for the brexit party. do younow who you will be voting for this general election? the brexit party. >> never. >> have a good day. reporter: for 18-year-old alice and her younger sister, democracy is at stake. they say the u u.k. needs itss freedom into them come the eu is undemocratic. even though most of their friends think dififferently, thy are not discouraged. >> my old school was in a very romaine area and it was very politicized. our letter -- our lessoso were abouout shaming pe

20th and what happened was that initial results showed a tie between sitting president ever on what alice and the main opposition candidates. and then for 24 hours the government stopped publishing any results of the vote count and then announced himself as the winner of the 1st round so this prompted the opposition to call the elections regular it by now has also issued an audit into the results of the vote count with their organization of american states but this is not enough for the opposition they want to model this out it's also because ever what alice has been president of bolivia for 14 consecutive years so he also earlier this year refused to honor the result of a country of white referendum which called to limits the amount of mandates a president can hold these are these protests gaining traction and what's been the reactions of so far as indeed has called it now a after what we heard the police joins us some of the demonstrators they also abandoned their post at the presidential palace today. well what are less is left of very few options he has now asked party leaders to join

the barricades that blocked this gas facility were put up by ex-president a for more alice's supporters a way to put pressure on the caretaker government it rules with the support of the military the more alice's movement for socialism party controls both houses of parliament. negotiators from the united nations and the european union helped craft a law allowing new elections. she knew that without a doubt this is the 1st step for bolivia to change course and return to democracy to hold credible transparent free and inclusive elections a soon as possible. however self-proclaimed interim president janine anya has rejected lawmakers attempts to give morales amnesty her government has accused him of sedition after he urged his supporters to keep up blockades. we have categorically affirmed that my government will not persecute any political union all civically death. at the same time we are clear that he or she who has not respected the law. who has committed crimes will not have amnesty of any kind. some of his supporters are still fighting running battles with the army soldiers were take

been filling her cabinet and announcing upcoming elections but she says former president if a what alice will not be allowed to run morales resigned on sunday and is now living in exile in mexico thousands of his supporters marched through the capitol up past on thursday saying what alice was forced out in a coup and should be allowed to run again oh many haven't stopped protesting since they left power. evil merola says by the poor indigenous people some of the red ponchos because red is the color of the left and the poncho the traditional garb of indigenous people in the andes right now morocco says red bice's white hot with fury. people morello's is a good man who has been working for the people he didn't want to rob is like those evil gangsters evil merola's whose believes 1st indigenous president on sunday he quit and then fled to mexico from there he's given statement after statement saying he was forced out for being against the country's rich white minority. rule and reducing my crime was being indigenous. when a president governs in the interests of the social movements of the p