A Translator
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| Initial release | Brazil |
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| Directors | Rodrigo Barriuso |
| Sebastián Barriuso | |
| Composers | Bill Laurance |
| Languages | Spanish, Russian |
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| ID | 2405177 |
About A Translator
A Russian literature professor at the University of Havana is ordered to work as a translator for child victims of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster when they are sent to Cuba for medical treatment.
Israel-Lebanon border: The Irish troops watching Israel's hidden conflict
... In the years since, he has worked as A Translator for Unifil and a group of Irish soldiers even attended his wedding to his wife, Bassima, who also helps the peacekeepers with language services...
Ashling Murphy: Man sentenced to life for Irish teacher's murder
... Dressed in a grey suit with a white shirt and no tie, Puska made no comment or reaction when the sentence was handed down to him through A Translator...
Apec Summit: Xi Jinping's surprising ties to rural Iowa
... We were speaking through A Translator, but he even didn t wait for the translation, he understood me right away and went right to the tractor...
Translators for German UN troops in Mali fear Taliban-style fate
... " The terrorists have been openly saying that any person working for international forces is considered an enemy, " A Translator for the UN s German military contingent, whose name has been withheld for safety reasons, told the BBC...
Hamburg Airport hostage drama is over, police say
... Local media reported that negotiations with the man were conducted in Turkish through A Translator, but it is unclear what his connection to the country is...
UK to charter flights for Afghan refugees stuck in Pakistan
... No one knows who is first Jamal, not his real name, worked as A Translator for the British army, and said he had not heard anything from the British authorities...
Afghans in UK visa limbo as Pakistan vows to expel migrants
... Our lives are 100% in danger Jamal was A Translator with the British army...
Holiday illness toddler stuck in Portugal amid insurance delay
... Sarah said she had to resort to getting her taxi driver to translate some of the documents because the company said they did not have A Translator available...
Holiday illness toddler stuck in Portugal amid insurance delay
By Jordan Davies & Catriona AitkenBBC News
A two-year-old boy who is being treated in hospital in Portugal is unable to return to Wales for medical help.
Theo Jones from Maesteg, Bridgend county, has a virus attacking his brain but cannot be flown to hospital in Cardiff because of insurance company delays, his parents have said.
They are now concerned his condition will deteriorate and he will never be able to travel home.
AXA Partners insurance company has been asked to comment.
Theo became unwell on 13 September, during A Family holiday to Portugal, and was taken To Faro Hospital by ambulance Two Days later.
His parents were initially told he had a stomach flu, but an MRI scan revealed he had a problem with his cerebellum, a part of The Brain .
His Mother , Sarah Jones , said: " Our beautiful chatty, active boy has lost The Ability to speak, sit, walk. "
She added that doctors told her they believed a virus was attacking Theo's brain.
Sarah Said she had been in contact with University Hospital Wales in Cardiff, which accepted a transfer for Theo.
Doctors told Theo's parents that he could travel, but it would need to be by medical plane.
" We now just need to get him there, " She Said .
Sarah is in Portugal with her husband and five-month-old daughter and they are due to have to leave their accommodation at The Beginning of October.
She Said their insurance company said Theo was a priority case, but had failed to update The Family since receiving a medical report on Tuesday.
Sarah Said she had to resort to getting her Taxi Driver to translate some of the documents because The Company said they did not have A Translator available.
She Said she has now been told that AXA wants to wait two more days to see if Theo's condition improves.
But she could not understand the logic in waiting for him to deteriorate, when he has been approved to travel in his current stable condition.
" I can't speak to The People making these decisions. They're an elusive entity within AXA that no-one seems to be able to penetrate and get access to, " She Said .
" It's A Nightmare . It's not that we haven't got The Cover , they've accepted responsibility. They're just sitting on their hands now. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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