జీవిత అనే వ్యక్తి తెలుసు అంటే అది తలంబ్రాలు సినిమాతోనే అంటూ జీవితా-రాజశేఖర్ కన్నీటి పర్యంతమయ్యారు. కోడి రామకృష్ణ లేని లోటు ఎవరూ తీర్చలేనిదని అవేదన వ్యక్తం చేశారు.
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వెక్కివెక్కి ఏడ్చిన జీవిత - ramakrishna
ఇది నిజంగా దురదృష్ట సంఘటన: రాజశేఖర్
ప్రముఖుల సంతాపం
జీవిత అనే వ్యక్తి తెలుసు అంటే అది తలంబ్రాలు సినిమాతోనే అంటూ జీవితా-రాజశేఖర్ కన్నీటి పర్యంతమయ్యారు. కోడి రామకృష్ణ లేని లోటు ఎవరూ తీర్చలేనిదని అవేదన వ్యక్తం చేశారు.
ప్రముఖుల సంతాపం
ఇదీ చదవండిమనవే ఖరీదైన ఎన్నికలు
SHOTLIST:
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Tachira state – 22 February 2019
1. Various of young people walking on the border of the San Antonio-Urena highway towards Cucuta, Colombia on their way to go to the Richard Branson "Venezuelan Aid Live" concert
2. Various of young people going through a metal border fence
3. Various of people crossing the Tachira river that divides Colombia and Venezuela at the border
4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Lucero Duran, Venezuelan citizen who is crossing the Colombian border to go to the Live Aid Concert:
"The Colombian concert is a pure feeling, a feeling for Venezuela, a feeling for freedom and the one here, it... it does not make sense. To continue to support the need, continue to support those that continue to abuse us, continue to mistreat us, humiliating using this way, that we continue to endure hunger and all our other needs."
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San Antonio - 22 February 2019
5. Various of main customs entrance with many people going to cross the border into Colombia
6. People walking past large bags of garbage that have accumulated because there is no garbage pick up due to fuel crisis
7. People walking towards Venezuelan customs office to cross into Colombia for the Live Aid concert
8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Sully Parada, resident:
"Honestly, the reserve (military reserve) will go (across the border for the concert), those who work with them (government workers) not because they cannot be absent, but the people are against them. We are all in need and you can't cover the sun with your finger. We are in need. Humanitarian aid is priority. There are a lot of sick people, the children, the hospitals."
9. Various of young people walking towards Venezuelan border to cross into Colombia
STORYLINE:
VENEZUELANS CROSS COLOMBIA BORDER FOR CONCERT
Hundreds of Venezuelan youths were on Friday flocking to cross the border from Venezuela to Colombia, where billionaire Richard Branson is throwing a fundraiser concert later.
Branson is sponsoring a Live Aid-style concert in Cucuta featuring dozens of musicians, including Latin rock star Juanes on one side of the border, while Maduro's socialist government is promising a three-day festival deemed "Hands Off Venezuela" on the other.
Carrying Venezuelan flags and waving to members of the press who were documenting their journey, the young people laughed and smiled as they passed a rickety metal fence and made their way across the Tachira River that serves as a border between the two countries.
Friday's concert won't be the first time artists have used music to try and simmer tensions at the restive Colombia-Venezuela border.
A concert known as Paz Sin Fronteras — Peace Without Borders — was held in 2008 after a diplomatic flare-up that drew Venezuelan troops to the Colombia border.
That event was held on the Simon Bolivar International Bridge, which 33,000 people now use to enter Colombia each day.
Six hundred tons of aid, largely donated by the US, has been sitting in a storage facility at what is widely known as the Tienditas International Bridge for two weeks.
Even as several million Venezuelans flee and those who remain struggle to find basic goods like food and antibiotics, Maduro denies that a crisis exists.
He contends the aid is a ploy by the Trump administration to overthrow his government.
The military has placed a large tanker and two containers in the middle of the bridge to block it.
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Tachira state – 22 February 2019
1. Various of young people walking on the border of the San Antonio-Urena highway towards Cucuta, Colombia on their way to go to the Richard Branson "Venezuelan Aid Live" concert
2. Various of young people going through a metal border fence
3. Various of people crossing the Tachira river that divides Colombia and Venezuela at the border
4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Lucero Duran, Venezuelan citizen who is crossing the Colombian border to go to the Live Aid Concert:
"The Colombian concert is a pure feeling, a feeling for Venezuela, a feeling for freedom and the one here, it... it does not make sense. To continue to support the need, continue to support those that continue to abuse us, continue to mistreat us, humiliating using this way, that we continue to endure hunger and all our other needs."
ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY
San Antonio - 22 February 2019
5. Various of main customs entrance with many people going to cross the border into Colombia
6. People walking past large bags of garbage that have accumulated because there is no garbage pick up due to fuel crisis
7. People walking towards Venezuelan customs office to cross into Colombia for the Live Aid concert
8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Sully Parada, resident:
"Honestly, the reserve (military reserve) will go (across the border for the concert), those who work with them (government workers) not because they cannot be absent, but the people are against them. We are all in need and you can't cover the sun with your finger. We are in need. Humanitarian aid is priority. There are a lot of sick people, the children, the hospitals."
9. Various of young people walking towards Venezuelan border to cross into Colombia
STORYLINE:
VENEZUELANS CROSS COLOMBIA BORDER FOR CONCERT
Hundreds of Venezuelan youths were on Friday flocking to cross the border from Venezuela to Colombia, where billionaire Richard Branson is throwing a fundraiser concert later.
Branson is sponsoring a Live Aid-style concert in Cucuta featuring dozens of musicians, including Latin rock star Juanes on one side of the border, while Maduro's socialist government is promising a three-day festival deemed "Hands Off Venezuela" on the other.
Carrying Venezuelan flags and waving to members of the press who were documenting their journey, the young people laughed and smiled as they passed a rickety metal fence and made their way across the Tachira River that serves as a border between the two countries.
Friday's concert won't be the first time artists have used music to try and simmer tensions at the restive Colombia-Venezuela border.
A concert known as Paz Sin Fronteras — Peace Without Borders — was held in 2008 after a diplomatic flare-up that drew Venezuelan troops to the Colombia border.
That event was held on the Simon Bolivar International Bridge, which 33,000 people now use to enter Colombia each day.
Six hundred tons of aid, largely donated by the US, has been sitting in a storage facility at what is widely known as the Tienditas International Bridge for two weeks.
Even as several million Venezuelans flee and those who remain struggle to find basic goods like food and antibiotics, Maduro denies that a crisis exists.
He contends the aid is a ploy by the Trump administration to overthrow his government.
The military has placed a large tanker and two containers in the middle of the bridge to block it.
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Clients are reminded:
(i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: info@aparchive.com
(ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service
(iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory.
