Name: Nouveau glissement de terrain aux Philippines
Duration: 33

Landslide buries village, killing at least three people in Cebu, Philippines
VIDEO SHOWS: LAND EROSION ON SIDE OF HILL, RUBBLE ON SIDE OF HILL NEAR PLACE OF RESIDENCE
SHOWS,
CEBU, PHILIPPINES (SEPTEMBER 20, 2018) (ORIGINALLY SHOT IN PORTRAIT) (SAM MOCHA UY - NO RESALE / MUST ON SCREEN COURTESY SAM MOCHA UY)
1. LAND COLLAPSE ON SIDE OF HILL SEEN FROM DISTANCE, PEOPLE LOOKING ON
2. PEOPLE LOOKING AT SITE OF LANDSLIDE
(MUTE) CEBU, PHILIPPINES (SEPTEMBER 20, 2018) (VHANN QUISIDO - NO RESALE / MUST ON SCREEN COURTESY VHANN QUISIDO)
3. STILL PHOTOGRAPH OF LAND EROSION NEAR HOUSE
4. STILL PHOTOGRAPH OF LAND EROSION
STORY: A landslide killed atleast three people after a heavy downpour on Philippines' Cebu island on Thursday (September 20), burying houses.
    Images shared with Reuters showed erosion on the side of the hill, with land debris falling over the village in Naga city - an area known for mining non-metallic material.
    Spokesperson for the Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) told local media that the landslide buried at least ten houses on early Thursday morning.
    Rescuers were not able to confirm the number of people the landslide affected when it struck the village.

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  Managua, Nicaragua - Sept 16, 2018 (Agencia EFE - No access Chinese mainland/Spain/Latin America/No archive) 

  1. Woman holding cross, chanting slogan while marching forward

  2. Protesters marching forward

  3. Protester standing on top of tree-shaped sculpture, holding flag

  4. Various of protesters；riot police

  

  Thousands of Nicaraguans marched on the streets of Managua, capital of Nicaragua, to protest against the "dictatorship" of President Daniel Ortega and First Lady Rosario Murillo on Sunday. 

  The protests started in the northern part of the city and attracted a crowd of protesters and riot police. The protest proceeded peacefully, with no violent conflict between police and protesters. 

  The protesters marched more than 10 kilometers during the parade, pronouncing their goal as "Rescuing the Homeland", aiming at demanding government to release more than 300 "political prisoners", and protesting against the domination of Ortega and his wife. 

  Flags of Nicaragua, as well as T-shirts and balloons with the colors of flag, blue and white, were conspicuous among the parade. 

  "Freedom for political prisoners!", "Justice!", "Let them go!", "Freedom for Nicaragua!" and "They're leaving, they're leaving!" were some of the slogans shouted by the protesters.  

  The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights accused the Nicaraguan government of "causing more than 300 deaths, extra-judicial executions, acts of torture, inadequate medical care, arbitrary arrests, kidnappings and sexual violence". 

  The humanitarian organization said about 322 to 481 people have died in the previous protests against Ortega, while the official figure is only 198.

  However, Ortega declared himself as the victim of an attempted coup d'état, and denied the accusations. 

  The protests against Ortega, and his wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo, began on April 18. Failed social security reforms were believed one of the major factors that led to massive protests. Protesters also accused the president of power abuse and rampant corruption, demanding his resignation after 11 years in power. 

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