 Hello and welcome to the International Lili Roundup by People's Dispatch, where we bring you major news developments from around the world. Our headlines? Protests for Democracy to Assume in Swaziland with Global Action Week Dalibar announces leaders of acting government after capture of Panchsheer Counter protests planned in Brazil as Bolsonaro rallies far-right supporters Venezuelan government in opposition signed partial agreements amid talks And in our video section, we take a look at the mass rally against three farm laws held by farmers in India In our first story, pro-democracy protests are intensified in Swaziland with the laws of a global week of action Mobilizations were called across all 59 constituencies on September 6th However, security forces deployed in towns and cities dispersed and stopped protests Meanwhile, sources have stated that protests continued in the country's predominantly rural areas Mass unrest had spread across Swaziland in May and June to demand an end to monarchical rule At least 70 people were killed and 200 were injured in the crackdown Hundreds of people including at least two members of parliament were also arrested Swaziland is an unemployment rate of 24% and nearly 54% of the population is living in poverty King Maswati III controls the economy and has been accused of running all sectors for his own profit The country's health and education sectors are also severely under resourced According to Pudemo, many people are forced to resort to illegal cannabis cultivation to survive This in turn puts them at risk of being caught or harassed by the police Officers reportedly also shot and killed a man last week They claimed that he was wanted for dealing in marijuana Protests against the killing were met with police violence and tear gas According to the Guardian, the only legal cannabis grown in Swaziland is a US-based profile solution incorporated Protests actions included the delivery of a petition to the UN have been planned throughout the week Protesters will also block four Swaziland border gates with South Africa on Thursday Members of the Congress of South African Trade Unions, Qosatu, will hold a demonstration in solidarity on the other side In our next story, the Taliban is named Mullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund as Afghanistan's acting Prime Minister A spokesperson stated on Tuesday that Abdul Ghani Baradar had been appointed Deputy Leader Sirajuddin Hakani will be the new Interior Minister and Mullah Mohammad Yakub will be the Defence Minister The announcement followed a day after the Taliban captured the Panjshir Valley The group had been fighting with the R-National Resistance front of Afghanistan led by Ahmad Masood While the Taliban declared that the war was over, Masood said that the resistance forces would continue fighting However, he and former Vice President Amrullah Saleh had reportedly fled the country A local resident told Al Jazeera on Monday that the situation in the valley was dire 130,000 people were reportedly trapped amid shortages of basic goods Meanwhile, protests were held against the Taliban in Kabul in the Balkh province on Tuesday Protesters also denounced the alleged involvement of Pakistan in the fighting in Panjshir Gunfire could be heard as the Taliban fighters filed the fire at several warning shots Female protesters were reportedly also detained in several locations in Kabul Total news stated that their camera person, Wahid Ahmadiyy had been detained for 3 hours and his camera was confiscated We now go to Brazil where protests against President Jair Bolsonaro are set to take place and are taking place across 160 cities on September 7, that's today They have been organised by the Outwith Bolsonaro campaign along with trade unions and social movements Tuesdays protests will coincide with a march to Brasilia by supporters of the far-right president Serious concerns have been raised about an attack on Brazil's democratic institutions Bolsonaro stated on August 21 that the march was preparation for a necessary counter coup He accused the judiciary, the left and the apparatus of hidden interests according to him of conspiring against him He also singled out two Supreme Court judges taking them to take Tuesday's rallies as an ultimatum Bolsonaro's approval rating has fallen to 23% as the COVID-19 death toll in Brazil near 600,000 He is also facing a pandemic-related Senate inquiry and separate allegations of corruption Brazil is also facing rising inflation, soaring gas prices and a water crisis leading to high energy bills Meanwhile, Bolsonaro has escalated attempts to discredit and attack Brazil's institutions He has openly praised the former military dictatorship and threatened to cancel the 2022 elections Members of Brazil's Congress have warned that the September 7th rallies are modelled on the January 6th attack on the US Capitol Building There is also a threat of violence given that Bolsonaro's rallies are often attended by armed supporters and police officers In our next story, the Venezuelan government and right-wing opposition have reached two partial agreements Both sides met for a second round of negotiations in Mexico between September 3rd and 6th The first agreement recognises Venezuela's sovereignty over the mineral-rich Cayana-Isequiba area Cayana and Venezuela have been dispute over the territory for two centuries The two agreements will establish mechanisms to allow Venezuela to recover assets and money in foreign accounts The government has said that these resources will be used for economic recovery, social protection, vaccine procurement and hospitals Other issues on the agenda include the complete lifting of the unilateral coercive measures imposed by the US The country's justice system and special drawing rights with the IMF will also be discussed The next round of talks will be held between September 24th and 27th And for our final story, we go to India where hundreds of thousands of farmers held a rally on September 5th The event was part of a renewed wave of mobilisations organised by the United Farmers Front With the struggle set to complete 10 months, farmers have intensified demands for a total repeal of the three farm laws The protests have been met with right-wing propaganda and repeated police violence The central government has also not held any talks with the farmers since January With more protests planned this month, here is a video on Sunday's historic rally This is a protest for the security of the country This is a protest for the maximum unity of the country And at this time, the fascist government of the BJP will not be able to win over the three farm laws We will have to listen to the government Because this rally in Muzaffar Nagar is very important You know, in 2013, in the same Muzaffar Nagar, the BJP and RSS did a very big protest A protest took place in Uttar Pradesh and Uttar Bharat And due to this, the BJP came to power in 2014 Today, in the same Muzaffar Nagar, the Hindu farmers, Muslim farmers, and other religious farmers have come together after 8 years And because of this farmer's protest, today, this protest has taken place with all the religious and religious people And therefore, this government should not listen Yes, we have to say that the three farm laws should be taken back This should be the MSP law The electricity bill should be taken back And if this doesn't happen, then the public, the UP and Uttarakhand government will be defeated And after that, in 2024, the government of Narendra Modi and Amit Shah The entire pro-corporate government will defeat the entire Indian people This is the beginning of the Muzaffar Nagar