'Police violence against blacks in the US due to impunity'

http://www.hispantv.com/noticias/ee-uu/281117/violenvia-policial-protestas-racismo-muertos

Terror in America. unknown snipers fired on agents in Texas during a protest against police racism.

There are five officers killed and 6 others wounded. Police negotiated with one of the suspects who claim to have planted bombs.

According to police, two snipers shot the agents from elevated positions. Witnesses say the attackers have semiautomatic rifles. Aviation authorities restricted flights over Dallas.

USA experiencing a new wave of protests against police racism. It happens after the death of two African Americans at the hands of police in Louisiana and Minnesota this week.

International analyst Angel Guerra Cabrera approaches the subject in an interview with HispanTV from Mexico City.

Obama calls for urgent action on police reform in his country http://www.telesurtv.net/…/Obama-pide-medidas-urgentes-sobr…

The US president said that is three times more likely than black and Hispanic people being frisked by police than whites
The US president, Barack Obama, calls for urgent action on police reform in his country after the death of two black men by police in Louisiana and Minnesota.
Shortly before one o'clock on Friday local time, just landed in Poland, the first stage of a journey that this weekend will take you to Spain, Obama addressed the latest episodes of police violence against two black Baton Rouge (Louisiana) and Minneapolis (Minnesota).
The president praised that his country is more likely 30 percent that the police stop on the road to African Americans compared to whites.
Video: US police African American young murders
"We have seen tragedies like this too often," said the president in a hotel in the Polish capital, Warsaw, where he will participate in a summit of heads of state and government of NATO. "It's not just a black problem. It is not just a Spanish problem. It is an American problem and should concern us all. "
He noted that it has been observed that it is "three times more likely than black and Hispanic people being frisked by police than white people" and meant that all Americans should be "deeply concerned" about the violent murder of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile .
Murder of two African descent revives protests against racism in US
Thursday hundreds of people took to the streets of New York to demand justice for the two deceased men, under the slogan Black lives matter, against racism prevailing in the north country.
On the night of Thursday in Dallas, Texas, during a protest against police action against black citizens, four policemen were killed and several wounded when two snipers positioned on two parking garages, opened fire taking advantage of the peaceful march abuse by police that left at least two dead African Americans: Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, who were shot by police officers.
During 2015 the officers shot twice blacks compared with whites.
In context
African Americans represent about 13% of the US population and almost 40% of the prison population. A statistic often cited reveals that today there are more blacks in prison or under the control of the prison system (on probation, for example) that the number of black slaves to start in 1861 the Civil War in the US, a conflict that ended with the abolition of slavery.
The Obama Democrat responded to whom, he said, of 'political correctness' to refer to the protests against police violence speak, and who discredit the name of the movement 'Black lives matter' (Black lives matter) with the argument that "all the lives matter. " The Republican candidate for the November presidential election, Donald Trump, has made political correctness rejection of its arguments campaign. It also says that "all lives matter."

RT; The contrast is rude: while thousands of Venezuelans make long lines to buy food at regulated prices, the wealthier classes are spared the effort with its huge amounts of money for food to reach their pantries up delivery

B.C. judge says Victoria homeless camp must be dismantled for everyone's safety (to be victims of police brutality, to sleep in the streets, parks, under the bridges, by force to be jailed and mistreated in detention centers or mental hospitals...?) President Nicholas Maduro delibered the program's one millionth home to a Venezuelan family, before 2016. The Canadian regime with the help of the mainstreammedia criticizes forgein governments about the lack of housing, food, medicines etc. When the main concern across this country is that hundreds of thousands of vulnerable families and elderly people are living in extreme poverty and homelessness is a national disaster.

Jul 06, 2016 - by Canadian Press

 

VICTORIA — A British Columbia judge has ordered the shut down of a camp on the lawn of Victoria's courthouse where about 100 people have been living since last fall.

Chief Justice Christopher Hinkson of the B.C. Supreme Court said in a 40-page decision released Tuesday conditions have deteriorated at the so-called tent city.

"I have come to the conclusion that the encampment is unsafe for those living there and for the neighbouring residents and businesses and cannot be permitted to continue," he wrote.

The ruling grants the province an injunction to shut down the camp over the next several weeks.
It was the second time the government had applied for an injunction. Hinkson denied the original application in April, ruling the government hadn't proved it would suffer irreparable harm if an injunction wasn't granted.
Conditions changed between the two injunction applications, Hinkson said, adding that violence and criminal activity at the camp have "markedly increased" in recent months.

"There is evidence that members of an organized and criminal street gang have been present at the encampment, and at one point were resident there," he said.

Neighbours have also reported seeing drug paraphernalia, used condoms and evidence of rats in and around the site in recent months, the ruling said.

Hinkson ordered residents of the tent city to leave as soon as they can and move into housing made available by the province.

He also ordered all fences and obstructions in the camp to be removed immediately.
Everyone will need to have moved off the site, and all structures and possessions must be taken away, by Aug. 8 at the latest, the ruling said.

Housing Minister Rich Coleman has said the government will have housing available for every camper by that date.

The province has already provided more than 190 spaces for Victoria's homeless since last October, including shelter and living units at a former youth jail, a community centre and a seniors care facility, Coleman has said.

In the next three days, anyone without a place to live must identify themselves to provincial officials so they can get help finding housing, the ruling said.

The court order shows the province has done a good job of providing housing for people who need it, Coleman said in a recorded statement reacting to the decision.

"And we can now bring this particular site back to use for everyone in the city of Victoria."
What happens if campers remain after the Aug. 8 deadline is unclear.

The Victoria Police Department said the order does not contain any specific direction for it to follow, so officers will review the details of the decision and work with other interested parties to determine its next steps.

Coleman said the province has a transition plan in place for people living in the camp.
"We will continue to relocate them into the appropriate shelter in an orderly and co-operative way," he said.
— By Gemma Karstens-Smith in Vancouver
The Canadian Press

"Sometimes the homeless no need a sign to hold up; they just need you to hear that inner voice telling you they are in need of your help"  - KD Malone