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Thousands of workers march to seat of government to demand higher wages

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Thousands of union workers and leftist activists marched in Argentina's capital Buenos Aires on Thursday to demand higher wages. The march coincided with the 12th anniversary of deadly riots that forced former President Fernando de la...
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Far left protest as Hollande nears first year in power

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FILE: 6 May 2012 1. Various of French President Francois Hollande greeting crowd on election night 5 May 2013 2. Wide of demonstration against economic austerity by supporters of far-left leader Jean-Luc Melenchon 3. Close up of...
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Plunging oil prices and increasing cost of Islamic State group conflict hurt Iraq's economy

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Plunging oil prices and the soaring costs of Iraq's war against the Islamic State group are hurting Iraq's economy and will prompt government spending cuts, including in defence, the country's finance minister said on Wednesday. Hoshyar...
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Protesters demonstrate against government spending on the 2014 World Cup

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1. Wide of protest in city near Rio de Janeiro's Municipal Theatre 2. Mid of people marching 3. Medium of female protesters jumping and holding posters 4. Pan right of men banging on drums in the middle of protest 5. Pan right of...
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Analyst, street reax as PM Monti says he's ready to name new govt

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1. Close up of fountain, pumpkins at market stall 2. Mid of market stall 3. Set up of Professor James Walston, political analyst at the American University of Rome, cycling in the Campo de Fiori 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Professor James...
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Estonia - Baltic state becomes the 17th EU member to adopt the Euro

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Estonia - Baltic state becomes 17th EU member to adopt euro Tallinn - 31 Dec 2010 1. Wide of Tallinn old town 2. Exterior of Prime Minister's Office 3. Close up of Euro ornament on Christmas tree 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Andrus Ansip,...
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The popular Cash for Clunkers program ends tonight. Car buyers, hoping to trade in their gas guzzlers for a rebate towards a more fuel-efficient car have until eight tonight to get a deal done.

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HEADLINE: Cash for Clunkers coming to an end CAPTION: The popular Cash for Clunkers program ends tonight. Car buyers, hoping to trade in their gas guzzlers for a rebate towards a more fuel-efficient car have until eight tonight to...
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President comments on financial stimulus package

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US President Barack Obama said on Monday that "very modest differences" over a massive package to revive the US economy should not delay its swift passage, a fresh appeal to Congress as the nation dealt with another dose of dire...
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Markets mainly up on hopes US will introduce jobs stimulus

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Asian stock markets were mostly higher in early trading on Monday, with investors betting that the Federal Reserve will likely announce new plans to stimulate the US economy in response to a disappointing jobs report. South Korea's Kospi...
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AP reports on migrant workers as financial crisis tops agenda at NPC

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Northwest Beijing 1. Various interior shots of Li Xianneng in the small home he shares with a cousin, lighting stove to boil water 2. Various shots of courtyard outside, shared by ten families neighbours standing around 3. Close shot of...
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Stocks fall after Netherlands budget talks collapse and France election result

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1. Various of Frankfurt Stock Exchange and traders 2. SOUNDBITE: (German) Stefan Scharfetter, Trader/Analyst, Baader Bank "If Hollande is really ahead of Sarkozy in two weeks, Europe will have to prepare for a new power balance as it...
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In his weekly remarks, President-elect Barack Obama laid out plans he hopes will jump start the economy. President-elect Obama said he hopes that the new Congress will pass a stimulus package as soon as it reconvenes in January.

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HEADLINE: Obama: Nation will rise to meet economic challenge CAPTION: In his weekly remarks, President-elect Barack Obama laid out plans he hopes will jump start the economy. President-elect Obama said he hopes that the new Congress...
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Kansas governor gives Democrats' reaction to State of the Union address

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Topeka, Kansas 1. SOUNDBITE: (English) Kathleen Sebelius, Kansas Governor, Democrat: "Our struggling economy requires urgent and immediate action, and then sustained attention. Families can't pay their bills. They are losing their jobs,...
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Anti-government protesters gather near Copacabana stage after Pope Francis leaves

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1. Wide top shot of the motorcade of Pope Francis leaving Copacabana beach, supporters lining the streets, cheering 2. Various of protesters trying to surge forward and being pushed back by police at Copacabana beach 3. Wide of...
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Congress ready to authorise payments to Americans to stimulate economy

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1. Wide shot, US Senate 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Charles Schumer, Democratic Senator from New York: "We stand here at the precipice of a fairly severe economic downturn. And must do everything we can to make sure that the severe effects...
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Finance - Europe - Protests against austerity measures / Police clash with demonstrators in Greece / Portugal bail out

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EU - Finance ministers arriving for meeting to discuss Portugal bailout EU FINANCE 20110408Ix Budapest - 8 Apr 2011 1. Wide of EU ministers arriving for a meeting at the Godollo castle in Hungary, to discuss Portugal's bailout deal 2....
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Presser with French finance minister at end of G7 summit

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1. Wide or news conference 2. Medium of journalist 3. SOUNDBITE: (French) Christine Lagarde, French Finance Minister "I certainly would believe the common will expressed by all the members of the G7 to tackle, head on and in parallel,...
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RUSSIA: STOCKS FALL SHARPLY ON RUSSIA'S MARKETS

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Russian/Eng/Nat The panic in Russia's market continued on Wednesday with stocks down more than 11 per cent. After more than a week of economic turmoil, President Boris Yeltsin called a special meeting with his Prime Minister, Finance...
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Anti austerity protests continue in Italy and Greece, Moodys downgrades banks

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Health workers gathered outside the Italian Health Ministry on Tuesday to protest cuts planned by the Italian government to reduce spending in the health system. Carmelo Lagamba, an Italian Red Cross operator, said thousands of jobs were...
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Eurozone's longest-ever recession comes to an end

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Madrid, Spain - 13 August, 2013 1. Wide shot of Minube headquarters and people working in office 2. Mid pan of workers 3. Wide of computer screen 4. Close of Minube logo on computer screen 5. Mid of Pedro Jareno, co-founder of Minube,...
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BRAZIL: NEW AUSTERITY MEASURES ANNOUNCED

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Portuguese/Ita/Nat The world's wealthiest countries endorse U-S President Bill Clinton's proposal to allow the International Monetary Fund to speed emergency loans to countries facing the threat of investor panic. The I-M-F loan...
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Police confronting rioters in London in early hours of Tuesday

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1. Police run to man, pushing him back repeatedly, then push him to ground yelling at him, female police officer yells at camera man (English) "move out the way, move out the way!" Camera pans to police striking man with baton, another...
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Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., speaking for the Democrats in their own radio address, says any economic stimulus package needs to help Americans hardest hit by the weakened economy. He says Democrats want to work with the president and congressional Republicans on a plan that includes tax rebates for most Americans.

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HEADLINE: Democrats want tax rebates to go to working poor CAPTION: Democrats say any stimulus package needs to help the Americans hardest hit by a flagging economy. Congressman Barney Frank says Democrats will work with the White...
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Protest at World Cup spending coincides with anniversary of Soweto uprising

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1. Armoured police truck drives past, pan left to group of demonstrators from a coalition of local groups marching to protest government spending on hosting the World Cup 2. Demonstrators with banner, reading: (English) "World Cup for...