MMA: She hopes to win in Ireland

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Malcolm X, an influential African American leader, was assassinated on February 21, 1965, in Harlem. Born Malcolm Little, he faced racial oppression early in life and joined the Nation of Islam while in prison. He became a prominent preacher advocating for black independence but broke with the Nation after a pilgrimage to Mecca in 1964, promoting racial unity. Facing increasing threats from the Nation of Islam and possibly the U.S. government, he was ultimately killed during a speech. Despite his death, Malcolm X's legacy endures, inspiring movements for social justice and equality worldwide.

Director: Ted Anspach

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Former FBI agent Joe Pistone, who infiltrated the Mafia for six years as Donnie Brasco, reveals how his undercover work led to more than 100 convictions - and resulted in the death of underworld figure Dominick `Sonny Black' Napolitano.

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00:00 There are two worlds in Bolivia. That of the Altiplano, the highlands, perched at an altitude of more than 4000 meters. And that of the Amazon basin, which tops out at a few hundred meters above sea level. Between the two, there is a transition region, made of vertiginous precipices and trails that descend the Andean Cordillera in a few tens of kilometers. . It is the region of the Yungas, a country where the horizontal does not exist. In these valleys winds a road, the only means of communication between La Paz, the administrative capital of the country, perched on the Altiplano, and the riches of the Amazon basin. The Bolivians nicknamed it "el camino de la muerte", the road to death. Highest point: the La Cumbre pass, 4700 meters, at the exit of La Paz. 78 kilometers further, we are barely 900 meters. Along this road of the impossible, we follow the story of a community of cocaleros, coca growers clinging to the slopes of the mountain. To carry their loads to the road, they stretched makeshift cables made of simple iron wires across the valley. An infernal zip line, nearly 400 meters long, 200 meters above the ground. We also share the daily life of a vachero, a truck driver who transports cows from the Amazon basin to La Paz, the highest metropolis in the world. 25 hours of journey on the road to death, done without stopping. Because you have to go very quickly: if a cow dies, the driver pays.
4:30 Villagers found an outstanding way to travel faster
9:00 Sky cables synonym of death
20:24 A 1000000 km truck that could break at any time
32:09 One slip on the 3m beam and it's a 500m Drop
43:19 Coca, ingredient in strong medicin getting sold in daylight

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Raised in the slums with terrifying gangs. He grew to inherit a Mafia entity; only to be faced with murder, the electric chair and fierce rivalry.

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⁣Pour les États-Unis, la Liberté d’Expression représente le premier rempart contre la Tyrannie.
Si ce rempart venait à disparaître, le second recours est le droit de porter des armes, spécifiquement des armes de guerre, comme le stipule le Deuxième Amendement.
Dans cette conférence publique, organisée à l’invitation de Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, ancien député-maire et Président de Debout La France, l’accent est mis sur le Premier Amendement. En effet, nous vivons dans une époque où 1984 de George Orwell semble être devenu un manuel d’oppression pratique.
Pourquoi John Kerry qualifierait-il le Premier Amendement d’« obstacle » ? Pourquoi Hillary Clinton dirait-elle que, sans un contrôle des réseaux sociaux, elle et ses alliés risquent de « perdre le contrôle » ? Et pourquoi Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez appellerait-elle à « restreindre la liberté des médias » ?
Cette conférence met en lumière les héros méconnus et malmenés de la liberté d’expression, tels que Julian Assange, Edward Snowden et l'infatigable Seymour Hersh, et montre que, loin des fantasmes de figures comme Jacinda Ardern, qui considère la liberté d’expression comme une « arme de guerre » (!!!), elle est en réalité un facteur clé pour sauver des vies par millions.