రంగారెడ్డి జిల్లా అబ్దుల్లాపూర్మెట్ తహసీల్దార్ కార్యాలయంలో విజయారెడ్డి హత్య సమయంలో ఆమెను కాపాడబోయి గాయపడ్డ అటెండర్ చంద్రయ్య గుండె పోటుతో మరణించాడు. ఆస్పత్రిలో చికిత్స పొందుతూ ఇవాళ ఉదయం మృతి చెందాడు. గత నెలలో రాష్ట్రవ్యాప్తంగా సంచలనం సృష్టించిన అబ్దుల్లాపూర్మెట్ తహసీల్దార్ హత్య ఘటనలో ఇప్పటి వరకు నలుగురు మృతి చెందారు.
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06:44 December 02
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06:44 December 02
అబ్దుల్లాపూర్మెట్ తహసీల్దార్ కార్యాలయ అటెండర్ మృతి
అబ్దుల్లాపూర్మెట్ తహసీల్దార్ కార్యాలయ అటెండర్ మృతి
రంగారెడ్డి జిల్లా అబ్దుల్లాపూర్మెట్ తహసీల్దార్ కార్యాలయంలో విజయారెడ్డి హత్య సమయంలో ఆమెను కాపాడబోయి గాయపడ్డ అటెండర్ చంద్రయ్య గుండె పోటుతో మరణించాడు. ఆస్పత్రిలో చికిత్స పొందుతూ ఇవాళ ఉదయం మృతి చెందాడు. గత నెలలో రాష్ట్రవ్యాప్తంగా సంచలనం సృష్టించిన అబ్దుల్లాపూర్మెట్ తహసీల్దార్ హత్య ఘటనలో ఇప్పటి వరకు నలుగురు మృతి చెందారు.
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SHOTLIST:
CEPROPIE HANDOUT - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Mexico City - 1 December 2019
1. Zocalo square crowded with supporters of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador
2. Lopez Obrador shaking hands with attendees as he walks to the atrium along with his wife, crowd (Spanish) "President"
3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, President of Mexico:
++SOUNDBITE STARTS IN PREVIOUS SHOT OF WIDE++
"These modifications, are part of a new constitution, which reflects the demands and the will of the people, which decided to begin with the fourth transformation of the public life of the country."
ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Mexico City - 1 December 2019
4. March of protest against President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador
5. Protesters chanting (Spanish) "Out with Morena" the ruling political party
6. Protesters chanting "LeBaron. LeBaron"
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Julian LeBaron, who lost family members in the attack in northern Mexico: ++QUALITY AS INCOMING FROM SOURCE++
"If we are not capable of defending life in our country, we are never going to become a civilized country, much less a free country. We are here to defend life, defend the freedoms of our families, and we know we won't achieve this, unless we all work together, so that we all can be free."
8. Protesters marching
9. Fernanda Betancourt and Desiree Navarro from the movement Hijas de la MX at protest
10 SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Fernanda Betancourt, activist:
"We are failing because there is no investment, and if there is no investment, there is no growth. The presidents speaks about saving, maybe they are saving, but while they save they are not investing in roads, which generates job sources for Mexicans. So we are not saving anything but simply slowing the economy with these decisions."
11. Various of protesters marching against President Lopez Obrador
12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Desiree Navarro, activist:
"Precisely, there have been cuts to all the women shelters, adding up to an increase in violence, the truth is that they are killing us in Mexico, there have been plenty of cases, today we have had 11 cases of women killed by their couples, by femicides. We don't see results, we don't see a security strategy, we don't see special prosecutors for women and that is worrisome."
13. Woman carrying flag and singing
14. Protesters chanting (Spanish) "Out with Evo" ++AUDIO STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT++
STORYLINE:
Thousands of people packed into a central square in Mexico City on Sunday to celebrate President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's first year in office.
The mood was festive in the Zocalo, where Lopez Obrador addressed his supporters, tallying his achievements.
Polls show that more than half of Mexicans support the way Lopez Obrador is running the country, despite rising homicide rates and a floundering economy that's flirting with recession.
Meanwhile on the Paseo de la Reforma boulevard, protesters dressed in white expressed anger and frustration over increasingly appalling incidents of violence, a stagnant economy and deepening political divisions in the country.
The November slaughter by Mexican drug cartel gunmen of three women who held US citizenship and six of their children focused world attention on the rising violence.
Adrian and Julian LeBaron, who lost family members in the attack in northern Mexico, joined protesters in the capital on Sunday.
Julian LeBaron told reporters that the Mexican president needs the help of the people to overcome organized crime.
President Donald Trump said last week that he plans to designate Mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations, raising concerns in Mexico that the country's northern neighbor will launch operations in Mexican territory.
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SHOTLIST:
CEPROPIE HANDOUT - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Mexico City - 1 December 2019
1. Zocalo square crowded with supporters of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador
2. Lopez Obrador shaking hands with attendees as he walks to the atrium along with his wife, crowd (Spanish) "President"
3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, President of Mexico:
++SOUNDBITE STARTS IN PREVIOUS SHOT OF WIDE++
"These modifications, are part of a new constitution, which reflects the demands and the will of the people, which decided to begin with the fourth transformation of the public life of the country."
ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Mexico City - 1 December 2019
4. March of protest against President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador
5. Protesters chanting (Spanish) "Out with Morena" the ruling political party
6. Protesters chanting "LeBaron. LeBaron"
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Julian LeBaron, who lost family members in the attack in northern Mexico: ++QUALITY AS INCOMING FROM SOURCE++
"If we are not capable of defending life in our country, we are never going to become a civilized country, much less a free country. We are here to defend life, defend the freedoms of our families, and we know we won't achieve this, unless we all work together, so that we all can be free."
8. Protesters marching
9. Fernanda Betancourt and Desiree Navarro from the movement Hijas de la MX at protest
10 SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Fernanda Betancourt, activist:
"We are failing because there is no investment, and if there is no investment, there is no growth. The presidents speaks about saving, maybe they are saving, but while they save they are not investing in roads, which generates job sources for Mexicans. So we are not saving anything but simply slowing the economy with these decisions."
11. Various of protesters marching against President Lopez Obrador
12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Desiree Navarro, activist:
"Precisely, there have been cuts to all the women shelters, adding up to an increase in violence, the truth is that they are killing us in Mexico, there have been plenty of cases, today we have had 11 cases of women killed by their couples, by femicides. We don't see results, we don't see a security strategy, we don't see special prosecutors for women and that is worrisome."
13. Woman carrying flag and singing
14. Protesters chanting (Spanish) "Out with Evo" ++AUDIO STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT++
STORYLINE:
Thousands of people packed into a central square in Mexico City on Sunday to celebrate President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's first year in office.
The mood was festive in the Zocalo, where Lopez Obrador addressed his supporters, tallying his achievements.
Polls show that more than half of Mexicans support the way Lopez Obrador is running the country, despite rising homicide rates and a floundering economy that's flirting with recession.
Meanwhile on the Paseo de la Reforma boulevard, protesters dressed in white expressed anger and frustration over increasingly appalling incidents of violence, a stagnant economy and deepening political divisions in the country.
The November slaughter by Mexican drug cartel gunmen of three women who held US citizenship and six of their children focused world attention on the rising violence.
Adrian and Julian LeBaron, who lost family members in the attack in northern Mexico, joined protesters in the capital on Sunday.
Julian LeBaron told reporters that the Mexican president needs the help of the people to overcome organized crime.
President Donald Trump said last week that he plans to designate Mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations, raising concerns in Mexico that the country's northern neighbor will launch operations in Mexican territory.
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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.
Last Updated : Dec 2, 2019, 9:06 AM IST
