BBC News:加拿大警方逮捕恐怖主義嫌疑人

[00:00.6552]BBC News with Julie Candler. Julie Candler為您報(bào)道BBC新聞。 [00:04.04]The police in Canada say they’ve foiled a major terror plot supported by al-Qaeda to derail a passenger train traveling between the cities of Toronto and New York. 加拿大警方表示，他們挫敗了一起基地組織支持的導(dǎo)致多倫多和紐約之間客運(yùn)列車脫軌的重大恐怖主義陰謀。 [00:13.06]They say they’ve arrested two people who are not Canadian citizens, Chiheb Esseghaier and Raed Jaser. 他們表示，他們已經(jīng)逮捕了兩名非加拿大公民，施赫布·埃塞蓋伊爾(Chiheb Esseghaier)和拉伊德·賈瑟爾(Raed Jaser)。 [00:18.79]Both have been charged with terrorism-related offences. 兩人均被控告恐怖主義罪行。 [00:21.83]Canadian police say they have evidence that al-Qaeda elements in Iran were providing guidance, but that there was no indication that the alleged plot was state-sponsored. 加拿大警方表示，他們有證據(jù)表明伊朗境內(nèi)基地組織勢力提供了指引，但是沒有證據(jù)表明這次陰謀是國家發(fā)起的。 [00:30.66]Chief superintendent Jennifer Strachan says the arrests were based on a lengthy investigation. 總警司斯特羅恩(Jennifer Strachan)表示，他們的逮捕行動(dòng)是基于長時(shí)間的調(diào)查。 [00:36.01]"We are alleging that these two individuals took steps and conducted activities to initiate a terrorist attack. “我們斷言，這兩名嫌疑人采取了措施，并實(shí)施了行動(dòng)，準(zhǔn)備發(fā)動(dòng)恐怖主義襲擊。 [00:42.92]They watched trains and railways in the Greater Toronto area. 他們?cè)诖蠖鄠惗嗟貐^(qū)觀察火車和鐵路的運(yùn)作狀況。 [00:46.90]These arrests are the conclusion of a very complex and lengthy investigation which involved multi-jurisdictional and multi-agency cooperation.” 對(duì)這兩人的逮捕是經(jīng)過非常復(fù)雜和漫長的調(diào)查之后得出的結(jié)論，包括多個(gè)司法程序和多個(gè)部門的合作?！? [00:56.04]The sole surviving suspect in last week’s Boston Marathon bombing in the United States has been charged with using a weapon of mass destruction against people and property resulting in death. 上周美國波士頓馬拉松比賽爆炸案唯一幸存的嫌疑人被控告對(duì)群眾和財(cái)產(chǎn)使用大規(guī)模殺傷性武器，造成人員傷亡。 [01:06.87]Nineteen-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was charged as he lay in his hospital bed. If convicted, he could face the death penalty or life imprisonment. 19歲的賈哈爾(Dzhokhar Tsarnaev)被控告時(shí)正躺在醫(yī)院的病床上。一經(jīng)審判，他將面臨死刑或終身監(jiān)禁。 [01:15.26]The White House has said he’ll be tried in the US criminal justice system and won’t be treated as an enemy combatant. The spokesman Jay Carney explained why. 白宮已經(jīng)表示，他將在美國刑事審判系統(tǒng)接受審判，而不會(huì)被視為敵方戰(zhàn)斗員。發(fā)言人卡尼(Jay Carney)解釋了原因。 [01:24.09]"He will not be treated as an enemy combatant. We will prosecute this terrorist through our civilian system of justice. “他不會(huì)被視為敵方戰(zhàn)斗員。我們將在我們的刑事審判系統(tǒng)起訴這名恐怖分子。 [01:31.06]Under US law, the United States citizens cannot be tried in military commissions. 根據(jù)美國法律，美國公民不能在軍事委員會(huì)接受審判。 [01:36.60]And it is important to remember that since 9/11 we have used the federal court system to convict and incarcerate hundreds of terrorists.” 要記住，自從9.11事件以來，我們一直使用聯(lián)邦法庭系統(tǒng)來審判和監(jiān)禁數(shù)百名恐怖分子，這一點(diǎn)非常重要?！? [01:44.62]Meanwhile, residents in Boston have held a silent vigil to mark the exact moment a week ago when the marathon bombs went off. 同時(shí)，波士頓居民舉行了默哀守夜活動(dòng)，紀(jì)念一周前馬拉松比賽現(xiàn)場炸彈爆炸的時(shí)刻。[01:51.71]Sombre crowds gathered in the street on a sunny spring day and a prolonged hush descended on the city. 在這個(gè)陽光明媚的春日，肅穆的人群聚集在街上，城市上空籠罩著肅靜的氣氛。 [01:57.93]As the vigil ended, church bells across Boston rang out. Earlier in the day, the funeral service of 29-year-old Krystle Campbell, 守夜活動(dòng)結(jié)束時(shí)，全波士頓所有教堂的鐘聲同時(shí)響起。當(dāng)天早些時(shí)候，在上周的爆炸中遇難的三人中的一人， [02:05.21]one of the three people killed in the bombings last week, took place. 29歲的克里斯特爾·坎貝爾(Krystle Campbell)的葬禮舉行。 [02:08.51]European Union foreign ministers have permanently lifted their remaining sanctions against Burma apart from an arms embargo. 歐盟外交部長永久性取消對(duì)緬甸剩余的制裁措施，武器禁令除外。[02:16.59]They welcomed what they called a new chapter in relations with the country following a series of political reforms. 他們對(duì)緬甸一系列政治改革后掀開的新篇章表示歡迎。 [02:22.62]The European Union Foreign Policy Chief Katherine Ashton said the EU wanted to be part of Burma’s future. 歐盟外交政策主管凱瑟琳·阿什頓(Catherine Ashton)表示，歐盟希望成為緬甸未來發(fā)展的一部分。 [02:29.53]"We know that much remains to be done on human rights, on democracy, fighting poverty and achieving lasting peace. “我們知道，在人權(quán)，民主，消除貧困，獲得持久的和平方面還有很多要做。 [02:37.12]We don’t underestimate the challenges. But we believe that now it is time to engage more and to help move the transition move ahead. 我們并沒有低估所面臨的挑戰(zhàn)。但是我們相信，現(xiàn)在應(yīng)該更多地參與，更多地幫助緬甸順利地過渡。[02:45.33]All these challenges can be better addressed in an open democratic society. And we look forward to working closely with the government and all other stakeholders.” 在開放民主的社會(huì)，所有這些挑戰(zhàn)都能夠得到更好的解決。我們期待與緬甸政府和所有其他參與方密切合作?！? [02:54.97]World News from the BBC. BBC世界新聞。 [02:58.08]The Turkish government has described as objectionable a request by the US Secretary of State John Kerry for the Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan to delay his planned visit to Gaza. 美國國務(wù)卿約翰·克里(John Kerry)要求土耳其總理埃爾多安(Tayyip Erdogan)延遲原計(jì)劃對(duì)加沙的訪問，土耳其政府提出異議。 [03:10.39]On Sunday Mr Kerry said during his visit to Istanbul that it would be better to wait for the right conditions. James Reynolds reports. 周日，克里在伊斯坦布爾訪問期間提出，等待合適的時(shí)機(jī)訪問會(huì)更好。James Reynolds報(bào)道。 [03:17.74]Turkey’s deputy Prime Minister Bulent Arinc has told reporters that John Kerry’s suggestion was objectionable and incorrect. 土耳其副總理阿林克(Bulent Arinc)告訴記者，約翰·克里(John Kerry)的建議是不適宜的，不正確的。 [03:26.44]The Turkish government doesn’t like America telling it what to do or even suggesting what it should do. 土耳其政府不喜歡美國告訴他們做什么，甚至不喜歡他們建議應(yīng)該做什么。 [03:32.91]But it’s notable that Turkey’s official reaction was not delivered by the prime minister himself. 但是值得注意的是，土耳其的官方回應(yīng)并不是由總理本人做出的。 [03:38.88]The US is concerned that an Erdogan visit to the Hamas-run territory of Gaza would damage America’s key priority—reconciliation between its allies Turkey and Israel. 美國擔(dān)心埃爾多安對(duì)加沙地帶哈馬斯控制領(lǐng)土的訪問會(huì)危害美國的重點(diǎn)任務(wù)——調(diào)停其盟國土耳其和以色列之間的關(guān)系。 [03:50.27]Police in Nicaragua have arrested a man from the United States who’s suspected of having produced child pornography. 尼加拉瓜警方逮捕了來自美國的一名男子，此人涉嫌拍攝兒童色情作品。 [03:56.86]The suspect Justin Toth was on the FBI’s top 10 most-wanted list and there was a $100,000 reward for his capture. 嫌疑人賈斯丁·托特(Justin Toth)是聯(lián)邦調(diào)查局十大通緝犯之一，F(xiàn)BI曾懸賞100,000美元抓捕他。 [04:04.82]Mr Toth is accused of taking offensive images while he worked as a primary school teacher. 賈斯丁·托特(Justin Toth)被控告擔(dān)任小學(xué)教師期間拍攝色情圖片。 [04:10.48]The Italian President Giorgio Napolitano has used his inaugural address to demand a new government and urgent reforms to break the political deadlock in the country. 意大利總統(tǒng)喬治·納波利塔諾(Giorgio Napolitano)利用就職演說要求組建新政府，并敦促進(jìn)行改革，打破政治僵局。 [04:20.37]In unusually harsh language, he accused the parliament of unforgivable failures. 他用非常嚴(yán)厲的語言指控議會(huì)不可原諒的失敗。[04:25.29]Mr Napolitano said that if this continued, he would not, as he put it, hesitate to take action before the country—in effect threatening to resign. 納波利塔諾表示，如果這種情況繼續(xù)下去，他將毫不猶豫地在全國民眾面前采取措施——事實(shí)上就是威脅辭職。 [04:33.99]The Football Association in England has charged the Liverpool player Luis Suarez with violent conduct after he was seen biting an opponent on Sunday. 英格蘭足聯(lián)控告利物浦隊(duì)員蘇亞雷斯(Luis Suarez)實(shí)施暴力行為。周日，人們看到他咬了競爭對(duì)手。 [04:43.39]He faces being punished with a lengthy suspension. Liverpool has already fined Suarez over the incident with the player asking for the money to be donated to charity. 他將面臨被判長期停賽的懲罰。利物浦已經(jīng)就該事件處罰了蘇亞雷斯(Luis Suarez)，該隊(duì)員則要求這筆罰金捐獻(xiàn)給慈善機(jī)構(gòu)。 [04:52.22]The club says it wants the Uruguayan to stay despite this latest controversy. 利物浦俱樂部表示，盡管最近出現(xiàn)的爭議，他們希望這名烏拉圭隊(duì)員能夠留下來。 [04:57.02]BBC News. BBC新聞。

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