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Drug Lord Escapes Jail Through Mile-Long Tunnel
毒品大亨通过地下隧道越狱
Mexican police are used to searching for infamous drug baron El Chapo, and once again Joaquin Guzman is on the run after escaping from a maximum security prison. Road blocks are in place and an airport closed as they try to recapture the cartel leader, thought to be worth a billion dollars.
墨西哥警方搜捕臭名昭著的毒枭“矮子(El Chapo)”已经是家常便饭。而现在，锡那罗亚贩毒集团头目华金·古斯曼从安全等级最高的监狱逃跑后再次开始逃亡生涯。警方设置了路障，关闭了机场，试图重新抓获这名毒品巨头，据信他的身家高达10亿美元。
"Camera!"
“照相机！”
When he was arrested last year, the government were confident that they can keep him locked up, they even rejected an offer from the US to take care of his incarceration, but as the details of this audacious escape are revealed, the government is once again facing embarrassment. He escaped from Altiplano jail through a sophisticated tunnel, 10 meters deep. It stretched for over 1.5 kilometers and surfaced in a nearby house.
当他去年被逮捕时，政府相信他们能够把他关住。他们甚至拒绝了美国代为监禁的要求。但是随着这次胆大妄为的越狱行为细节的披露，政府再次面临尴尬。他通过一条地下10米的复杂的隧道逃离阿尔蒂布兰诺监狱。隧道延伸了1.5千米，出口在附近一座房屋。
"The tunnel is equipped with PVC pipes presumably for ventilation as well as lighting and a motorcycle mounted on tracks to be used as a traction mechanism, probably to extract the dirt from the evacuation, and also used to move tools and machinery for drilling".
“隧道装有PVC管，可能是用来通风和照明，轨道上还有一辆摩托车用作牵引机制，可能是用来吸走灰尘，也用来运输挖掘工具和机械。”
Guzman became prominent in the 1980s as the leader of one of Mexico's biggest drug cartels. They shipped cocaine and other drugs around the world. He was arrested in Guatemala in 1993, in 2001 he escaped prison by bribing officials and hiding in a laundry basket, and it was last year that he was recaptured in Mexico. For the government desperate to take control of a country's drug problem, he was a major coup. Organized cartels in the country are responsible for cooking and selling drugs on an industrial scale as filmed by Sky News, it's estimated that 80,000 people have been killed in cartel violence since 2006.
上世纪80年代，古斯曼作为墨西哥最大的毒品卡特尔头目而出名。他们在世界各地运送可卡因和其他毒品。他于1993年在危地马拉被捕，2001年通过贿赂官员藏在洗衣篮里逃狱。去年，他在墨西哥再次被捕。对一个难以控制毒品问题的政府来说，能将他逮捕是巨大的成功。就像天空新闻拍摄到的，墨西哥有组织的毒品卡特尔大规模炼制和出售毒品，据估计，自2006年以来，大约有8万人死于毒品卡特尔暴力活动。
When police captured Guzman in 2014, they also uncovered a series of tunnels between his safe houses, a similar setup for the one built for his escape this weekend. Police said they are questioning 18 people in connection with the breakout, and they'll no doubt face tough questions themselves about how they could let such a powerful and dangerous man escape for a second time.
当2014年警方逮捕古斯曼之后，本周末，他们还揭秘了监狱和他的安全屋之间一系列隧道。警方表示，他们怀疑18人与这次越狱有关。毫无疑问，他们自己也将面临质疑，为何让如此强大，如此危险的人物再次越狱。
CCTV9:丹麦决定接受1000名难民
Denmark to take 1,000 refugees, opposes quotas
丹麦决定接受1000名难民
The Danish government says it has voluntarily agreed to accept 1,000 refugees out of the 120,000 people the EU plans to relocate to ease the burden on frontline states. The government said it has not yet decided the period of time over which the refugees will be accepted, and the issue will be discussed next week.
Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen says Denmark will also give an additional US$114 million to humanitarian efforts in the areas bordering conflict zones. Denmark is an EU member, but it has negotiated an opt-out from Europe's immigration policy. Rasmussen says there is little support in parliament for accepting refugees under a European quota plan.
CCTV9视频:韩国将进行就业市场改革
S. Korea to take reforms on labor market
韩国将进行就业市场改革
In South Korea, a tripartite committee comprising labor, management and government representatives has agreed on reforms to the country's rigid labor market. The move is aimed at increasing labor flexibility where job creation is a priority despite the economic slowdown.
The agreement comes after a year of tough negotiations, and it still faces stiff opposition.
More than 3,000 union members joined a demonstration against the labor reform proposals. Despite opposition, a tripartite committee unanimously approved an overhaul of South Korea's labor market.
The hottest issue is the government's drive to adopt a so-called 'peak wage' scheme, which would cut wages of employees edging closer to retirement but extend the retirement age from 55 to 60.
The move is aimed at creating more jobs for young people at a time when the country is struggling with youth unemployment, standing at 10.3 percent in the first quarter. It is the highest rate in 16 years.
More than a hundred state-run corporations have agreed to adopt the scheme, already common in Japan. Energy giant Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power is one of them.
Private sector businesses, including Samsung Electronics and Hyundai Motors, have introduced the peak wage system, too. Workers are worried the change will threaten their job security and do little to help the faltering economy.
There is little doubt reform is necessary, but some experts say more will need to be done to satisfy the workforce.
The proposals, which would also make it easier for companies to lay off under-performing workers, await parliamentary approval.
The government hopes they will pass by the end of the year, but it could take much longer for the changes to be accepted.
