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Rumors have been flying about what, if anything, President Donald Trump will do during the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden. According to Business Insider, one such story making the rounds is that Trump will visit his Turnberry golf resort in Scotland. In fact, a Scottish newspaper reported Sunday that a US military plane sometimes used by Trump is scheduled to arrive at an airport near the resort. But on Tuesday, Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon put an end to such speculation. Sturgeon said the country's national lockdown, which includes a prohibition on non-essential travel, applies to Trump as well.
London, Nov 2 (EFE), (Camera: Carlota Isiegas).- The Cervantes Theater in London has been forced to reinvent itself due to the coronavirus crisis. The theatre has openes an online platform for the public. FOOTAGE OF A PLAY AT THE LONDON'S CERVANTES THEATRE.
Jerusalem, Oct. 12 (EFE/EPA) - (Camera: Abir Sultan) Two thousand candles in memory of the victims of the coronavirus in Israel led a protest Monday outside the residence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against the government's management of the pandemic. FOOTAGE FROM THE PROTEST IN JERUSALEM
Santiago, Sep 29 (EFE).- After more than six months of artistic and cultural shows suspended by the COVID-19 pandemic in Chile, the culture sector denounced on Tuesday that their situation is "critical" and asked the government for help and concrete plans for the reactivation of the industry."Our field of work is invisible, we do not receive any aid from the government and there are many people who are not able to make ends meet," Anthony Guterac, vice president of the Association of Arts and Entertainment Workers, told EFE. (Camera: JOSE CAVIEDES). SHOT LIST: ARTISTS AND WORKERS IN CULTURE SECTOR STAGE A PROTEST MARCH TO ASK THE GOVERNMNENT FOR HELP DURING THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC, IN SANTIAGO, CHILE.
New Delhi, Jun 13 (EFE).- When India went into lockdown in late March to check the spread of the novel coronavirus, the measure brought an end to massive protests against a citizenship law seen to be discriminatory that had rocked the country for months, but the police persecution of the activists has been relentless since then.Arrests under repressive laws have multiplied as citizens and the media remain preoccupied with the growing number of Covid-19 cases in the country.The Shaheen Bagh neighborhood of Delhi had been the symbolic center of the protests since December.For months, large groups of protesters led by women stood up against a controversial amendment to the Citizenship Amendment Act, that granted citizenship to persecuted minorities from neighboring countries except Muslims. The law was a key initiative of the Hindu nationalist government of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).Now, the only remaining signs of the protests on the streets of Shaheen Bagh are some paintings on the ground, next to metal plates and flags full of slogans that have become a makeshift home for several homeless people. (Camera: IQBAL ABHIMANYU).FOOTAGE SHOT ON JUNE 8, 2020.SHOTLIST: B-ROLLS OF THE SHAHEEN BAGH NEIGHBORHOOD OF NEW DELHI, INDIA, AND AN INTERVIEW WITH ABBAS ALI NAQVI, RESIDENT OF THE NIEGHBORHOOD AND PARTICIPANT OF THE PROTEST.SOUNDBITES: ABBAS ALI NAQVI, RESIDENT OF SHAHEEN BAGH AND ACTIVIST (IN HINDI).TRANSLATIONS: 1.) It (the protest against NRC/CAA) had to be stopped because the coronavirus disease was spreading across the country and all over the world. So when the government imposed the lockdown, we stopped the protest, because we are not against the government per se, and the virus is very dangerous for everyone. 2.Earlier the government probably didn’t know what could be the repercussions of the law they have brought. Now because of the protest, not just the government but the whole world has got to know what are the people’s problems with the law. So now the government knows that if they try to implement this law, it could lead to problems.