It's time, alright up, up twice, back once, Spirit Bomb, bring Goku Black right here! How's it going everybody, Dachodoi here back with another round of Dragon Ball Fighters Rank Matches, this time finishing off Broly Week for real this time with the Spirit Bomb strat team. Basically if you don't know what I mean by that, Dragon Ball Super Broly can easily combo into base Goku's level 3 for a pretty insane amount of damage and my current rule at the moment with Dragon Ball Fighters is if it's possible to do this with a team, I will definitely play and try out that team, it's just too much fun to do.  Land of the Kais as well, this might be the perfect map to go for, oh no. It's a Gohan player. Oh no, I didn't look at the enemy's team, what else he got? Okay, okay. His name's Superdash though. That basically is a threat in Dragon Ball Fighters, let me combo this. Land of the Grab, go into the Beam Assist, drop it of course, that's an important step. All right, hold on, can I? Nope, that's not how it works, but the hit stun is so long that I was able to recover from that anyway. Oh no, stop, stop, sticks in. Overhead, so much lag. Armor move. Wow, okay, so that's what desperation looks like. In case you were wondering, I don't know how many of you were, but I could kill right here, but I'm going to save the bar. That kill? I was going to actually spend some bar there. All right, once Broly heals, it's Spirit Bomb time, dude. Don't let him heal. Don't let Broly get healing. It's time. All right, up twice. Back once, Spirit Bomb, bring Goku Black right here. It's the Broly Spirit Bomb combo from the top robes. Oh, looking nice. All right, you can do your thing now, block that. Oh, it's finally, dude. I feel complete. I feel complete, and that's not the only time I'm going for it. That's way too much damage to leave on the table. Oh no, we're getting hard knocked. Speaking of damage, speaking of damage, dude, he gives me a way out. I'll take it, but I don't know if I want, you know what? No, no, that's fine. You know, his name is Super Dash, but I feel like I'm doing a lot more Super Dash than him. Wow, Spirit Sword. Yeah, I don't know who I thought Broly was testing that, testing our lights against each other from that range, but I tried it. I can't believe Goku Black healed all of it back, by the way. We really got complacent. We really, yeah, we hit it. All right, Goku, get out of here. You go ahead and leave now. No, not the EX grab, just heavy. Oh no. How are my fingers doing quarter circle forwards while remaining perfectly still? That's just town. My thumb is super talented. All right, we got a spark here. Momentum. All right, well, hold on. I got to get the momentum back. This man is maneuvering. That dash into heavy? This is a completely different player from five seconds ago. All right, give me that. Hold on. No, damn it. I had a scratch. The legend of having to itch your face in a fighting game. It never ends properly. All right, we should be able to kill here with a two bar minus. Might have popped that a little early. It's fine. I panicked. I was like, I don't want to do the full. I don't want to do the full five. Come on. Level three sparking. I know that, but I want this. Okay. Come on. Don't. No, it's not even my turn. No, it wasn't my turn. Why did I click buttons? It's fine. He's going to use a bar. Hold on. Hold on. Focus up. Focus up. Because this is definitely a game that we could lose very easily. Let me scooch up the chair. Sit up straight. Oh my God, he's trying. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. That might be enough, actually. I think it is. Yes. That should be enough. I'm so glad we staggered that to him. He's been playing jumpy. I just wanted to make sure. All right. That's game one in the books. All right. Game one, we hit spirit bomb. We won. And I'm getting a call from a number that isn't even true. That must be the esports league calling boys. They knew I was getting a win. I don't think we're getting a rematch. All right. We found another opponent. I don't know why, but something in me has definitely snapped. I'm just going to make a lot of reads this game. Like, don't jump. He jumped. I can't believe I was that close to making a godlike read. Oh no, dude. What the? Is that plus? I think it is. Overhead. What's happening?  You're scaring me now. Machin Buu players are scary. Help. This is not a... Oh, don't even try it, dude. Okay. I'm going to save the Super Dash for after this, of course. No, don't drop it. Oh, no, don't, don't, don't vanish. Don't vanish and kill him. I mean, you can, you can spend one bar, but not two. What is compromise, dude? What is compromise? Damn. I got, I can't believe I dropped that combo. That was, ah, I was feeling it too. Getting him to... Oh, I'm the, I'm the Goku in the white. Whoa. Okay. So he likes to press buttons after that. We can remember that. We can land on him with a nice heavy for the damage. Keeper land Vegeta assist. Does he snap? No. Want sliding?  Not the way.  Huh? Okay. I didn't want to click buttons in case he backdashed. What a juggle. All right. One, two, and then medium. Oh, I'm over, I over, I overpaid my spirit bomb balance. Oh, I'm in the negative, dude. I'm in red. Wow. Level three. All right. It's sparking time. Please don't uppercut me though. That would just be rude. Okay. We're in there. Just gonna, I'm just gonna stick to the auto combo. Hope that hits. It not hit. And he forced, he panicked me. He made me panic at the clicking of button. Out the super jump confirm. Into beam assist. He actually works there. Oh no. This has been a bad first game. Is he going to go for the super? No, no, no. He's not going to go. Two bars probably does kill here. No, it won't. We live this. Take this. I thought my key blast hit him. I thought my key blast was his key blast. The take this lighter really did not mean much. Hold on. I can't believe some people thought I lost this game. Never mind. I did lose this game. I did lose this game. But I'm the comeback king. Not me specifically, but Super Saiyan Goku. He's the comeback king. He never let this happen. So I'm not going to let it happen, dude. Oh no. Oh no. What is he doing? Now. Okay. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Oh, that was so fast. That was so fast. All right. I'm not going to let my fears of Majin Buu cost me this set. If you think that's what's going to happen, you're probably a realist. But I'm a dreamer, dude. I'm a dreamer. I'm a dreamer. Let's go. Come on, Broly. Oh, jump. Okay. You didn't jump. I mean, why would you jump? Cross up. Majin Buu. That was the only combo he's done so far that I've actually understood. I thought I was blocking.   We switched out of sparking because I was so sure we'd keep pressure. No, let's go. It's not all over, baby. All right, we got him. We got the problem of problem characters. Up next on the list is probably Vegeta in terms of how much I'm afraid of them.  Okay, I think this is a swap. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Oh, no. Armor milk? Oh, so fast. I wish they gave that two hits. I mean, that might be broken. But I feel like it just gets outspread by so much. And I guess that's fair. I guess that's balanced. I might not like it, but I guess we could call it balanced. Wow, that was a whiff punish. That was, that was a manly whiff. But oh, my God, that's blocked. Well, oh, that one was even, I was looking for that. He's still a spark. That's such a big deal.  Okay, how to mix it up? How to mix it up? This guy did not leave me any choice on that one. Please hit, please hit, please hit, please hit. Nice. Okay, I was worried I didn't time that right. Do we go overhead safe jump or just run up to him? But this guy probably, he was going to DP the whole time. He told himself I'm DP. I'm not doing any other, any other button. All right, I'm watching you, man. I'm watching you. I'm watching you. No tanks. Come on. I tried. I tried, dude. I can't believe I didn't tech that one. Switch. Okay, thank you. Please let me. Oh, no, I waited too long. Oh, wait a minute. Oh, wait a minute. Oh, wait a minute here. I'm just going to do this. I'm just going to vanish. No need to wait for the super. Hello, Vegeta. Do you have something you want to share with the class? That's what I thought you wanted to share with the classic. A couple of key blasts, huh? You've always been a little selfish. I know you got some more. Let's go. Feels good. All right. We got the win. We got the win. I mean, we had the lead though for most of the match. I just thought we were going to lose.  We got to do better against this Boo. And Vegeta. Vegeta is really getting me. Come on, Boo and Vegeta. Is that too much to ask? We could do that. I didn't want to get set up for another crossover though. What? Come on. That was way slower than I thought it needed to be. Get caught by the beam. I don't want to spark again. I don't like to spark. All right, but I do like this. This is a beam assist tagging if I've ever seen one. Oh, baby a double. All right. Oh, come on. Oh, wow. We eventually got the hit. Okay, hold on. Oh, come on. That is too nice. That is too nice. Can I get, can I, let's just keep cycling. I'm, I'm messing up so bad though. I'm coming down Goku. Hold the fort. That should be a one bar. One and done. And don't forget, we have a level three hand spirit bomb in the back. Just for those handy dandy emerges. I can't believe you jump. I wonder if that would have worked if I actually got the input. That one. Yeah, that was, that one was a good one. Now we go. I'm jumping instead of blocking. I don't know why I'm so jumpy right now. Wow, active. I was a little worried about that. I didn't consider even doing it though. Oh no. Yep. I got to follow that with a beam. Beam after block down heavies. Please don't bring in Broly again. This dude enjoys the Broly lifestyle. Oh no. That wasn't even, I wasn't even that afraid of the mix. It was just, I don't even know if there was a mix. I just got hit. I'm playing, I've been playing so bad the past four seconds. Not four seconds, but minute. And we lost face Goku. This has been horrendous. What a horrendous couple of seconds for me this has been. I'm bringing it, I'm bringing it back now. Goku's now, now he's angry. This is, this is the one liner dude. This is where the one liner was born. All right, that time we actually made the save jump save. Oh, we have to do it again. Please chill. I mean, if you want to knock him out. Okay. Okay. Okay, you didn't want to DP that time. Oh my, let's go. Nice. Wrap it up boys. Two, is that three? No, that's only two. Two one, two one. Come on, we have another chance. We have another chance. I want this to be a clean victory though. Because that was, that was not a clean game. That one was not very clean at all, please. If we could clean it up. One more game. That's all I ask. Yes. All right, let's go. Let's go. I'm here this time. I'm here. Overhead. I like that that's two hits actually. Oh, come on. Videl, don't stand up in front of the computer. Videl's the name of my cat. I shouldn't have named them after Dragon Ball characters. But I mean, that's just what you get sometimes. Punish that. If we could take Booth, Booth's dead. Well, I can't, oh no.  I just wanted to use my other characters. Or was that Snap or did I tag? I don't know. I forgot. Help. I need help. Live with room with three. Okay, it wasn't that close. We are getting bombarded with VPs though. Oh, we lived. Hold on, hold on. Make him, make him pay for that. Get that health back. That's what he was trying to avoid. Oh, we're just Super Dash fools. No, 6am. Oh, it's all over. It's all over now. Oh, he dropped it again. Let's go. Let's go. It's still, it's still a dream. That's exactly what it is. This game's a dream. No blocks. I don't got, I don't got, I don't got blocks. Clearly my safe jumps are trash.  Please notice how I don't have access to my teammates yet. Jeez. My teammates, what do you do? Just gloom to the bench and we're back. Back on the field tonight, boys. For another rousing game of can you beat me before I get out? Oh my goodness. This is just snap fest 2019, baby. I'll have to level three. There's no other option for me. Okay, so what did he do last time? Do I just 2n? I gotta stop doing that. I gotta stop doing whatever I'm doing. We should have sparked a long time ago. We should probably spark right here. Yep, this is a great place to spark. No other character on my team has any health worth sparking. So while the duration will be shorter, at least we'll get the effect. I think he knows that we want what we want to do there. Risky? Risky, but it's worth. This should knock him out. We go for the full thing here. Nice. Got the big damage buff with Broly. No, no, no. He's got to spend a bar, I think. Yeah, okay. Well, at least we got a bar.  Oh, he is going to kill. No, go on. Oh, my other cat, by the way. No, oh, I got to readjust everything. The mic is, no, this is not a great setup. I'm not, I'm not ready for this. And I'm letting him get away with so much. I lost the quarter, but I think it's okay. I don't know if this will kill, but I'm going to try it. I'm so sad. I'm so sad. I'm so sad. I'm so sad about this, dude. This is sad. I'm going to win. Hold on. I'm going through. Please don't tell me he gets the combo off this. He does get a combo. Oh, my God. Oh, and he just, two, two. Oh, my goodness. All right, hold on. Let me make sure my cats aren't around, dude. They just, well, that one put the ringer on me. All right, readjust the mic. Hold on, hold on. I'm ready. I love a good out-of-the-game experience. Okay, come on. Please. I want this win so bad. That is, it's two, two, right? I think it's two, two anyway. Hopefully, hopefully I'm not wrong. Come on, dude. No. That was close. You always get that far. We couldn't do much after that. Beam assist into the bouton. What? I tanked? I, that must have been a drop. Oh, speaking of drops, it just resets city right now. Okay. This is our chance to get a little snap going. Uh, do we want you though? I'm going to go ahead and say yeah. Oh, so close to dropping. Oh, we got it. We in there now. No, another down heavy. This man is fast on the draw. Level three. No, level three. Oh, that is free real estate, my dude. That is just free real estate. Get him out of there. And we almost, we're almost at four bars. Meaning we can do a little something, something here. Okay. That's, that's not safe. I don't know why I thought it was. Oh no, did we just lose Broly? I lost Broly when I could have level three. The greed for spirit bomb. No, did I want to win more spirit bomb more? That was the question I should have asked myself. And, and now it's really all coming apart. Oh no, dude. Oh no. It's okay. Hold on, hold on, hold on. It's not over. It's not over. It's not like we can't win.  Keeps, he doesn't block those. Oh, he doesn't block those. All right, please. I need another chance. One more chance at a good life. Let's go. Damn it. I thought Base Goku would cover that side. But he didn't, he needed more time to get his work off. Perfect. Base Goku, you got this. You got Kyle Kedman. You're, you're times, times four. What is it? Times 20? I don't think he's times 20 yet. Not at this part of the story. Base Goku. And it should only be one bar if I'm not mistaken. I don't even think we need to optimize it. For good. All right. Even Goku versus Vegeta. If we were on the right stage, this could be a dramatic finish. And it would have to be Base Vegeta. So just forget what I said. Finally, I'm going to go for some more games. I could have won. I could have won if I knew that range. Okay, hold on. He's super dashed as well. I didn't want to grab. No, is this death? I don't think so. I don't think so. I need to drop it, dude. Hold on. This might be death for him. Let's go. Come on. Kyokaren times.  What a, what a battle. What a battle, but Base Goku actually comes through in the clutch. We didn't get to ever hit the spear bomb on this guy, but we hit it in the video. That's all I wanted to see. Thank you guys so much for watching. Hopefully you enjoyed Broly Week. If you did, let me know down below what your favorite moment was. Make sure to hit the like button and subscribe to the channel if you enjoy the videos we make here. And hey, you should also make sure to check out some of the videos on your screen if they catch your eye. Other than that, I'm Mendoza Doya, and I will see you in the next one.


Do you describe yourself as an introvert or an extrovert? In 1921, Carl Jung coined the two terms to describe people who were open and outgoing, and those who were shy and reserved. As the stereotype goes, extroverts are the ones leading the conga line while introverts are those who have their nose in a good book. But what if you don't feel like you fit in either category? Well, people who identify with both personality types are called ambiverts, and they're more common than you might think. Making up about 68% of the world, there are plenty of great traits that can be found in extroverts and introverts. So being a mix of the two gives ambiverts benefits from both ends of the spectrum. While no ambivert is exactly like one another, here are nine things that make ambiverts attractive. 1. You have great leadership skills Do others always compliment you on your leadership skills? This is a skill that comes almost naturally to ambiverts. In group settings, you're able to take charge and channel both of your extroverted and introverted sides to guide and meet the needs of each of your teammates. This may mean utilizing each of your peers' individual strengths and being open to all the ideas brought to the table.  2. You're in tune with your intuition Whether you realize it or not, as an ambivert, your spot on intuition is one of your most important and attractive qualities. Because you have strong beliefs and you're outgoing, you know how and when to stand your ground. You aren't afraid to act when something feels wrong. Compared to others, you tend to be more observant than you let on since you have a habit of picking up external cues and changes as you go about your day. 3. You're picky But in a good way. Because of your social and bold qualities, it's easy to assume that all ambiverts are eager to make friends. Well, this may not be the case for most. Instead, determining your most valued friendships is like using a claw machine. It requires selectivity, effort, and time. Although you're more open and sociable compared to introverts, it does take a while to get on your best friend list and become someone you turn to for a good laugh, comfort, and support. 4. Your ability to sympathize and empathize with others doesn't go unnoticed. Are you always the one that your friends go to when they need support? Showing sympathy and empathy is your way of acknowledging, understanding, and validating someone's emotions. Ways of expressing sympathy and empathy can range from lending a shoulder to lean on, sharing a good laugh with someone, providing words of reassurance, or even simply letting a friend vent to you about their hard day at work. With the ability to show compassion and consideration, who better than an ambivert to rely on? 5.  Are you able to keep conversations going as well as listen to what others have to say? According to psychologist Paulette Kaufman Sherman, taking on the qualities of both introverts and extroverts allows you to have enough time to think before you speak and to also be able to share your ideas and to speak your mind freely. From small talk with coworkers to talks of politics at the dinner table, you have your fair share of input, but also an openness to hear what other people have to say. 6. You know how to adapt to different social settings. Can you always make yourself fit into any social situation? Another attractive quality of ambiverts is their ability to bring out their extroverted and introvert sides wherever it fits best. While you may make the perfect plus one at parties, you also fit right in at a book club, museum trips, and the other more relaxing types of social settings. Because of your skill, you're able to make connections with others, no matter how different their personality may be. 7. You aren't attention hoggers. Have you noticed that ambiverts don't always want to be the center of attention in social settings? While you're more than capable of being a lively entertainer, you also enjoy standing off to the side sometimes to let others take the spotlight. This is because, like introverts, ambiverts also need time to recharge. 8. You can also be unpredictable. Are you always the one who comes up with exciting plans for your friends and loved ones? Ambiverts have the unique ability to keep this spark alive in almost any of their relationships through their spontaneity. The ideas you have in mind for a hangout or a date can range from walks through a park to rock climbing. Your spontaneous, like nature, makes you not only fun to hang around, but also someone to make memorable moments with. 9. You aren't afraid to show your interest in others. How do you show someone that you're attracted to them? Some people may show it through stolen glances across a room, finding excuses to have a conversation or even through gentle but subtle touches. But, because of your confidence as an ambivert, you're more direct when it comes to showing your interest. While you might not directly tell your crush how you feel, you're not as likely to shy away from any prime opportunity to approach and interact with someone you like. So, do you think you're an ambivert? Let us know in the comments below. If you found this video interesting, be sure to like and share it with those who might benefit from it. And don't forget to subscribe to Psych2Go and hit the notification bell icon to get notified whenever we post a new video. The references and studies used in this video are added in the description below. Thanks so much for watching and we'll see you in the next video.


Hello, and welcome to the screencast on equivalence classes. So what is an equivalence class? Let's motivate this idea with an example. In a previous video, we looked at the relation on the set W of all words in the English language defined by R is the set of all points W1, W2, such that W1 rhymes with W2. So we saw in the last set of videos that R here is an equivalence relation. It's a relation that is reflexive, symmetric, and transitive. And that's important for what follows. Let's just pick a word out of the English language, say the word book. And let's suppose we're writing a poem or a song, and the first line of this poem or song ends in the word book. Now, we might want to know what are my choices for how to end the next line. So assuming that I want lines to rhyme, that is. Let's list some things we could put. We could use look, nook, took. If I wanted something with more than one syllable, I could say mistook or overlook, or I could even just use the word book itself, although that would be kind of a boring choice for a poem. There are probably more words than just these that rhyme with book. If I were going to express this entire list as a set, we might say that our choices constitute the set, the set of all W in capital W, such that W rhymes with book. That would be correct, but a more economical way to say it, since we have an equivalence relation in front of us, is to say it's the set of all W in W, such that the pair of book, comma W, belongs to my relation R, the rhyming relation. So this set we're referring to is just the set of words to which book is related under the rhyming relation R. Now, before we move to the main idea here, here's a quick concept check. Look at these two sets A and B, and the only difference here is the ordering of the pairs here in the sets. Then which of the following is true? Is A equal to B, or is A not equal to B? So think about your answer and especially think about why your answer is correct. So the answer here is that these two sets are actually the same, and the reason they're the same is because R, the rhyming relation, is an equivalence relation, and in particular it's a symmetric relation. So we know that the ordering of the pairs doesn't matter if we're relating to objects. So if book, comma W is in the relation, then W book is also in the relation. It doesn't matter which order we think of these words in, they'll still rhyme. Here's another similar example. Another important equivalence relation on the set of integers was the congruence mod N relation. Specifically, let's choose N equal to 5 and recall that we had the relation tilde on the set of integers by saying that A was related to B, A tilde B, if and only if A is congruent to B mod 5. We saw that was an equivalence relation. In fact, we could change the 5 to any natural number we wish, and it would still be an equivalence relation. Then what is in the set of all x in the integers such that 3 tilde x? Well, what does this even mean? This consists of all the integers that are equivalent to 3. That is all the integers that are congruent to 3 mod 5. Well, what are some of those? Well, 3 is certainly congruent to itself mod 5 because 5 divides 3 minus 3. 3 minus 3 of course is 0. 3 is also congruent to 8 mod 5, and also 13, and 8, and 23, and so on. Also 3 is equivalent to negative 2, negative 7, negative 12, and so on. If we wrote out this entire set in roster notation, we'd have this set. Now the pattern is clear from these points what's actually in the set. All of these are separated by 5, and it contains the number 3. So both examples we've seen here involve taking an equivalence relation on a set and an element out of that set and asking what is the set of all objects that are equivalent to the element that I chose? What's the set of all words that rhyme with book? What's the set of all integers that are congruent to 3 mod 5? The general concept here is what's known as an equivalence class. We define this as follows. We're going to let tilde be an equivalence relation on a non-empty set A. For every element little a in the set A, the equivalence class of little a determined by tilde is a subset of capital A. We denote this square bracket A, consisting of all the elements of A that are equivalent to little a. In other words, the equivalence class of A is equal to the set of all X such that X is equivalent to A. So for example, if tilde is the rhyming relation on the set of words in the English language, then the equivalence class of book is just the set that we saw earlier. It's a set of all words that rhyme with book. And if tilde is the equivalence relation given by congruence mod 5 on the set of integers, then the equivalence class of 3 is the set that we saw earlier, the set of all integers that are congruent to 5 mod 3. That's what equivalence means in that context. In each case, the equivalence class square bracket X is the set of all points Y to which X is equivalent under the equivalence relation in under study. So let's end this video off with a concept check. In a previous video, we introduced the relation on the set of real numbers by saying X and Y are equivalent if and only if they have the same decimal expansion. We argue that this is actually an equivalence relation. So which of the following numbers is in the equivalence class of 4.10? Select all the ones that apply and come back when you're ready. So the answer here is A, C, and D. These points are in the equivalence class of 4.10 because they have the same decimal expansion as 4.10. That of course is the same thing as 4.1. And having the same decimal expansion means that they are equivalent to 4.1. So in other words, 4.1 is equivalent to 2.1. 4.1 is also equivalent to 0.1. And pretty clearly, 4.1 is equivalent to itself. But 4.1 is not equivalent to 4.5 because the decimal expansions are different. And the same is true for 1.4. So that's the concept of an equivalence class. In the next video, we're going to take a look at the properties that equivalence classes have. So stay tuned.


Consider a system that has a set of n events, where those events are mutually exclusive, which means one event is not a sub-event of another, or that those events occur independently. And those events that we have are exhaustive, which means in the system no other events can occur apart from those n that we know about. If for event i we know the expected value of that event, E i, and the probability of that event i occurring is P i, then the total expected value for the system is the sum across all events from i equal 1 to n of the expected value of each event times by the probability of each event.


Hello and welcome to Daily Debrief brought to you by People's Dispatch. I'm Pragya. A severe crackdown against protesters took place in Peru on Thursday evening. Peru's new president, Dina Baluarte, has assured of what amounts to more vengeance against those who demand fresh elections. Two new reports highlight the continued persecution of the Rohingyas, severely harassed by those responsible for protecting them in Bangladesh and perishing in numbers as they attempt to flee Myanmar and Bangladesh by sea. And India has criticized the Modi question after the BBC released the first part of its documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's controversial past. A so-called takeover of Lima, protest by thousands ended in turmoil amid a severe police crackdown on Thursday in Peru. Peruvians hit the streets after the December ouster of President Pedro Castillo. They want fresh elections and Dina Baluarte's resignation. One person died and 10 were injured, adding to the toll of around 50 dead since December. Deaths which have only angered people more. Zoe Alexandra of People's Dispatch, here's what she saw. Okay, Zoe, very good to have you back on the show. Zoe, what happened in Peru yesterday in Lima in particular? Well, there was a massive mobilization. The city, there was large delegations that came from across the country from specifically the Southern Andean region, arriving to Lima to participate in the March of the Four Corners. This was really to bring the demands of the people to the seat of power, specifically the Southern region. The people in that region have been participating in national strikes, erecting road blockades, having large mobilizations. They've also been suffering the brunt of the police repression. So they decided to bring their protests to the capital where there have been some mobilizations, but really not any of a great size. So they arrived in the past couple of days. And yesterday they had the national strike, a large, large mobilization. There were tens of thousands of people in the streets of Lima, a really beautiful and impressive mobilization. Once again, bringing forth the demands of the people, which is demanding the immediate resignation of Dina Bolguarte to demand the closure of Congress for elections to be held immediately. And of course, for the writing of a new constitution and many people, especially as the death soul has now reached over 50 people that have been killed by Peruvian security forces, they're demanding an end to the violent repression and for justice to be carried out very swiftly in the cases of these victims. Right, Zoe. So what kind of justice can people expect from the government? How has it been responding so far? I mean, the response of the government essentially has been to ignore all of the protesters' demands. So at about 9pm last night, Dina Bolguarte, who is the de facto leader of the government right now, she made an address to the nation, and she essentially dismissed all of the demands of the protesters.  And more concerningly, she said that the protesters who had come to the nation's capital, to Lima to participate in these massive mobilizations had received illicit funding, that they were linked to criminal groups, and other things essentially paving the way for the criminalization of these protesters and the further stigmatization by law enforcement, by the media, and by government officials. So an extremely worrying response by the state, and of course, the repression has continued. Several dozen were arrested yesterday in Lima in other regions of the country. There were, I think, one or two people who were killed once again by the police. So this is a very concerning situation, and the government has essentially not done anything to address the violence against protesters. They have not committed to really stopping this violence. Instead, they've continued to say that it's the protesters who are violent, and that the state must respond in this way because of what the protesters are doing. Zoe, can you also talk about how the media has been reporting on this crisis? Well, it's actually quite interesting on an international level. I think just because of the sheer extent of the violent repression by the proven state, I mean, again, we're talking about 50 people who have been killed in just over one month of protest. This is really unprecedented and extremely concerning. And so because of this international media, I mean, even big houses like New York Times have actually been condemning this repression, been shining light on it, and doing a number of articles going to places where people have been massacred. But if you look at the national press within Peru itself, we're seeing a much different story. First of all, they don't even talk about the people who are being killed. And second of all, they insist that anyone who's participating in these protests is a criminal, is a vandal, even calling them terrorists, and not acknowledging what the state has been doing against the protesters, not acknowledging the sheer violence that it's been carrying out against people in the streets, and further kind of giving a justification in a sense for the violence that the state is carrying out and for the imprisonment of dozens of people. So it's it's quite a juxtaposition between the two. If you look at the cover of a Peruvian newspaper, you're going to see, again, the words of terrorism, criminals, disruption. Whereas actually, in an international sense, you're seeing a bit more of a, let's say, sympathetic tone towards these protests. Are the protests likely to go on? What is your sense of the situation right now? It's always hard to see what will happen tomorrow, but still. I think the protests are definitely going to continue. People are only finding more reasons why they must continue and why they must continue demanding a new political system in the country with the, again, the unprecedented levels of violent repression of the people. It's giving kind of further justification. They're seeing that the violence carried out against people from the southern region, from the Andean region against indigenous communities, against peasant communities is just not valued the same. And that's, and that has really angered people and given them kind of more fuel for their fire. They're continuing to demand the constituent assembly. They're continuing to mend immediate elections. And they believe that the Dina Boruarte government is weak and that she must resign immediately. So I definitely think these are going to continue. I think the delegations from the regions are going to be staying in Lima for the next couple days and they'll probably return to their regions, continue the road blockades, continue the strike measures, and really attempt to put all kinds of pressure on this government. Right. Thanks very much for joining us, Zoe. Thanks so much for having me. Human Rights Watch has reported on the continued suffering of Rohingya in the Cox's Bazaar Camp in Bangladesh. It says the APB or Armed Police Battalion have worsened their persecution with demands for bribes and trumped up charges. The APB was put in charge of security for the refugees from Myanmar in 2020. And the United Nations High Commission for Refugees Report has also reported an alarming rise to nearly 350 of deaths as Rohingya's attempts to escape Myanmar and Bangladesh by sea. That is among the worst years since 2014. Abdul from People's Dispatch joins us in the studio with some more details. Abdul, what have the UN and Human Rights Watch report found? Well, we should see both the reports as complementary. What Human Rights Watch is saying that increasing corruption and the operation unleashed by the police in Bangladesh has kind of made the life of the Rohingyas, hundreds of thousands of Rohingyas who are living in a camp, cramped in various parts of Bangladesh, is basically they are making their life even worse. How police has basically started demanding more and more bribes, threatening the Rohingyas of action if they don't do it. They have charged some of the Rohingyas, arrested hundreds of them, calling them, of course, charging with different kinds of crimes, which basically kind of re-emphasizes basically the whole image of Rohingyas being involved in different kinds of petty crimes in the country, which has been a campaign by the right being in different parts of the world, particularly in South Asia. So, talking about that, it is very natural to see that a large number of Rohingyas are not willing to stay back in those camps where they are harassed every day, they are threatened every day, they are basically they are whatever limited resources they have taken away by the police and the state agencies. And therefore, wherever they can, they are trying to take risk and leave the country. And one of the ways through which they are living the country is through the sea. And hundreds of Rohingyas have died while trying to leave Bangladesh, try to leave Myanmar, to go to Malaysia or wherever they think they are much more, they think that their life would be better. So, this is what both the reports are saying. One, HRW is saying that the condition in the camps where the Rohingyas are staying is becoming worse. And because of the operation unleashed by the state authorities, by the police. And UN report is talking about this basically forcing a large number of Rohingyas to take risk and leave the country in whatever way possible, which ultimately leads to death by drowning in the sea or at other places. Abdul, do the reports also suggest what the government of Bangladesh and what the rest of the world can actually do to help resolve this crisis? Of course, the reports are very explicit about it. Both the reports are talking that the international aid which is required, Bangladesh is not a rich country. It needs a lot of backing from by the foreign donors to help take care of the hundreds of thousands of refugees in its country. So, the donors have not contributed enough. In fact, the HRW report says that half of the target money which was required to cater the needs of the Rohingyas, basic needs of the Rohingyas, only half of the quota has been met in last year. So, of course, increased donation is one of the ways suggested by both the reports. Also, HRW report talks about the status of the Rohingyas in Bangladesh. As per HRW report, the Rohingyas are not given the legal status of a refugee and that basically leads to their rights being violated. As for the international law, the refugees have certain rights and because that status is not given, that basically gives excuse to different state agencies in Bangladesh to basically do whatever they want to do with these hundreds of thousands of refugees. So, they are prescribing a legal status for the Rohingyas in Bangladesh and wherever they are. Also, they have talked about a sensitization campaign where the state authorities are sensitized about the peculiar situation in which the refugees are living and to understand why their status, what is their status and how they should behave with them. Apart from that, of course, they are also talking about more state support to Rohingyas in terms of basic service delivery in those camps, more cleanliness, more amenities which are required to make them live a little more dignified and so these are all common sensical suggestions and it has not been met primarily because of the lack of political will both of the Bangladesh government and also particularly the international donors who have not done what they should do in this particular condition. Right, Abdul and thanks a lot for that update. The first part of a BBC documentary series on Narendra Modi India's Prime Minister since 2014 has kicked up a storm in India. The film is technically unavailable for viewers in India but Modi's Bharati Ajanta Party and Foreign Ministry have called it colonial propaganda. It's on a controversial phase in Modi's political career when he was Chief Minister of Gujarat state. It examines his role or lack of it in controlling violent mobs motivated by Hindu nationalism in 2002. Over 2000 people mostly Muslims died in brutally violent attacks early that year. Let's ask Aditi Nigam, a senior journalist with NewsClick, what in the BBC film may have upset the ruling party? Aditi, thanks very much for joining us. So Aditi, what is there in this film which might have upset or could have upset the ruling party and the perhaps the Prime Minister himself? Well what would have upset is definitely Prime Minister Modi's image internationally and even in India now when in so many elections he is being projected as the face for even smaller elections even for some civic you know elections in Delhi we saw his brand Modi. So that could have upset them definitely. Also I think at a time when he is making such a big road show out of the G20 and BJP carried a you know so internationally that would hit his image at this point. I think that would have upset them. The fact that you know what they have been saying is that it's coming after 20 years and you know what is the agenda behind this film coming now and all that. But nevertheless it does serve as a reminder of Modi's, Prime Minister Modi's rise to where he is and how it came about because of those Gujarat 2002 riots and the documentary claims of a major ethnic cleansing that had happened then and what is also very damning is that the first time officially the then former UK secretary Jack Straw has been quoted as you know saying that he probably had a direct role to play which obviously the Indian government has contested now and now they also say that courts have settled the matter so why rake it up now. So that yes it definitely that's why they've called it what colonial mindset and malicious propaganda and all that which is understandable because it comes at a time where they would not want this thing to be raked up again. The other thing I feel is that people do say that you know we what's new about it this one criticism what's new about it you know we knew see you and I maybe as journalists would know but for the wider you know and for the younger generation 20 years ago what happened that I think in the documentary has been put and some of the some of the visuals are very very chilling from even me who you know I track the events I track the events that time and for example as Hanja Fri you know trying to call up and not getting any help that's a former MP former congress MP who was kind of burnt or killed by the you know Hindutva mob so all those things are there but yeah I think that's the timing would have really upset the government right and maybe the prime minister's image because that's what they're banking on the ruling party. That's right the biggest vote catcher for the ruling party. Yeah the biggest vote catcher. So Aditi how has the government actually responded to this and and this this image in a sense does this film serve to undo the sort of whitewashing of the past that the BGP the partition the party has done. Yeah yeah it I don't know whether it'll be able to really undo because they really have all the wherewithal the machinery the money and all to counter it but yes it does serve as a reminder and I would say more as a reminder to the younger generation who probably has just heard about it and so whether you say that things have been you know there is an agenda and for me one very significant thing I happen to see the film before it was kind of pulled down on the first day I happen to see most of it I know so what it's there's this thing about say 30 people refuse to speak because you know because of fear so now that is something it starts with that so since there is a criticism of a sense of fear within the media within the civil society within you know dissenters and all that in India so yeah yeah yeah and young yeah in India so I think it will serve as a reminder to the you know are what they call the democratic demographic advantage the youngsters who'll be now voting age absolutely 20 some things so yes that way it is definitely a discomfort a sign of discomfort for the government definitely for the for more for the BJP actually and it's international image which is international image at this time yeah at this time definitely so so another thing that strikes me from the BBC documentary I mean of course this is just the first part we haven't seen what the rest of the documentary will unfold but there's this whole image of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a messiah of development so to speak that you know one who believes in progress and development etc so what do you think about that role that the Prime Minister pays vis-a-vis his past yeah yeah because you know interestingly there is this short clip of an interview which he doesn't he has not given any interview after taking over as Prime Minister but it is you know he comes across as as the reporter of BBC said was menacing I mean and interestingly he says that his weak point was that he couldn't handle the media and you know fast forward and now he has I think the most of the mainstream media at least the television media in his control I mean they all you know they've totally been projecting him always and the other thing about the documentary I think it is a reminder of what actually put him on the national stage to not hardly the Gujarat development model or anything it's after that he became one of the Hindutva icons you know that strong man who could actually you know take on you know and protect the majority interests and all that so he just kind of just catapulted and that is what made him the most eligible candidates within the BJP for Prime Minister and it did work for him it did work for him so you're saying that he could not have done it if the media had not been supporting him yeah the media was not supporting him he could not have done it yeah later but that time I would say yes the media did show a lot of which his frustration comes out in that short clip where he says he could couldn't control the media but yes later definitely yes meaning that once he came to power then the media played a significant role in keeping him there and even now his entire image is entire brand what they call brand Modi which which is actually working for the BJP till now I mean and that's what they're totally banking on now right and thank you very much for joining us and that's a wrap for today thank you for watching daily debrief do come back to us tomorrow you can find our stories on peoplesdispatch.org and our social media updates on Facebook Twitter and Instagram