From New York, this is Demo for See Now.

We are currently trapped at 136 in Brook Avenue, since 745.

New York City has agreed to an historic multi-million dollar settlement with peaceful protesters

in the South Bronx, who policed violently boxed in or kettled during a 2020 protest two

weeks after the police murder of George Floyd.

People speak with two of the plaintiffs and with a journalist who is filming that day.

Then to Nigeria, where opposition parties are just speeding the results of Saturday's

presidential election in Africa's most populous country.

We'll go to Legos for an update.

Then Guatemala vans Telma Cabrera, the Mayamam Environmental and Human Rights Activist

from Running for President.

We'll speak with Cabrera and her running mate in a rare US interview.

The response, as indigenous people, is that this ratifies what we've always denounced.

The Guatemala is a corrupt state that's being co-opted by criminals.

All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.

Or the Warren Peace Report, I'm Amy Goodman.

German Chancellor Olaf Schultz has begun a two-day visit to Washington, DC, for confidential

talks with President Biden that are believed to be focused on Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

German opposition leaders have accused Schultz of secrecy after he scheduled no public appearances,

no press conferences, and traveled without his usual contingent of journalists.

The talks follow tensions over US demands Germany ship leopard to battle tanks to Ukraine,

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