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this is al-jazeera live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha. welcome to the people on the streets of after eleven days of protests culminating in soldiers joining them and president and prime minister. has resigned in the capital. movements a big win also on the grid the iran nuclear deal and french president emanuel is using his visit to the united states to try to stop the us and he's got the backing of china and russia as the big three player there is still support for the deal and more from inside korea with north korea without diplomatic. this time he is finding out what life really like under international sanctions and in pyongyang at least the picture is perhaps different. and i'm ahead of mohamed and ever complained

about being delayed at the airport well we had the story of one syrian refugee has been stuck at kuala lumpur airport for more than a month packed with us throughout the show isn't a hash tag. you with the news grid live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live in a town to see redock on the power of the people in armenia has deposed the prime minister so resigned following days of mass protests in the capital yerevan which a few hours ago attracted the support of hundreds of soldiers such as ian who recently stepped down after ten years as president was accused of a power grab and corruption in his resignation they say he said the opposition was right i was wrong and the pictures we've seen coming in from yerevan have been quite extraordinary throughout the day and we say it was when the soldiers joined

hundreds of soldiers join the march it was clear that something more was afoot and eventually we had the resignation from the prime minister confirmed by his office the flags out on the street the people celebrating as we say a major win for people power now we're hoping to connect with robin foresty walker who's our correspondent covering things and you're of on we having some technical difficulties of the problems over at the moment so we're going to come back to him i do want to point you in the direction of a couple of things us and background if you want to understand the story a bit more about them is one of our writers that al-jazeera calm wrote this article on why armenians well it says are protesting but this was of course were protesting this in the new prime and it's in the think just section so you can either search for armenian protests or you can look at kathy his name cathy a b o h d a and to read her articles and there's a link there also vis an opinion piece by professor. at stonehill college in massachusetts on what's. she called a very potent protest movement emerging in

a mania that is in the opinion section and as i say you'll easily find a link to that from any of the armenian stories of the story today is that as we say the prime minister has resigned after eleven days of protests against him remember he was the president for ten years prior to that accused of corruption he has now been forced from office. now i'm getting a word from a technical team that hopefully we will have room for a steelworker with us in a moment as the and we've got a motto to let me just check for as you walk it can you hear me all right. yes i can hear you tell us about today. it's been an extraordinary day and i can tell you that yeah we stay here. i'm sorry we are as you can probably tell we've been having a good technical difficulties. when we are up and like the running so well so

working and so yes i mean the atmosphere here on the square is absolutely electric and i'm surrounded by. media as you are just. beyond belief really how they feel because they're afraid after this eleventh they have resulted in the capitulation of the government really needs by second c.n.n.'s rula amin here for the past ten years and no. i don't i can look forward to a different armenia and it's really not yet how it's going to turn out but you greatly maybe not so much about eight minutes or so it's about celebrating what they have achieved or not exactly what they're doing here now where i can hear the popping of champagne bottles the crowds ecstatic and it's it's an extraordinary experience to be here series because this is really a very very historic first time in. this country that has been

really struggling with its economy and its wars with azerbaijan are going to care about reason and it's really been a soldier in for many many years because people here spell that they couldn't really. change through the ballot box. elections that we've heard you know here have. previously been considered. and actually back in two thousand and eight when presidents and sexy and it was then came to power there were demonstrations that resulted in ten people being killed on this. treaty research very violent end to that and the democratic sort of movement and you've got a movement with crowds but this was the culmination of through all those years we've had drink protests in the past but nothing like this. unfolding events have been just really extraordinary rich with the prime minister the president.

to laugh a good history we still free on the streets we salute children we saw their parents young and old coming out to show you really that i mean it was actually you know even one thing to be changing the vast majority of people or at least history and that's what they are a president. prime minister. role and that is what you can lead in the statement he made in which he said because question your life the opposition leader of these protests really was right and he got it wrong recently what actions on the table when he was are prepared to go down that route presumably he was talking about using force like was used back in two thousand and eight again this time he wasn't prepared to do that so he has taken a noble step and step down and now we're at a real crossroads for this country. that is a live report from robin forrester walk thank you so much that i had to say i know

you had technical problems but it was great to be able to hear from you there and see the masses of people out there celebrating the stepping down of the prime minister in armenia he's got thoughts on that story do send them in to us i've already heard from kate on facebook life he said teamwork can achieve anything and george who said no more the guts for a four hour media what an electric ambience there is and he saw that with robin's life there and some of the ins and outs of live television as well as we try to get those links right so let's move on to our next story and that is the french president heading to the united states to term and to tell donald trump to stick with the iran nuclear deal emanuel micron is on a three day visit he says abandoning the remit could lead to a north korea style standoff as he tries to make those comments among others on a platform which the u.s. president is known to be a fan of fox news. what do you have as a bit there option i don't see it what is the what if scenario all your plan b.

i don't have any plan b. for nuclear against against iran so that's a question we will discuss but that's why i just want to see on nuclear let's preserve this framework because it's better than a sort of north korean type of situation seven i'm not satisfied with the situation with iran i want to fight against the listed myside i want to contain their influence in the region so my point is to see don't leave now. as long as you have not a bitter regime for nuclear and let's complete it with benefit me sign an original containment mccrone and trump have a strong record definitely but this will be tested on iran and probably on a number of other foreign policy issues kimberly harcourt's been looking at all of . no european leader enjoys a better bond with u.s. president donald trump than french president emmanuelle. mccraw has carefully cultured their relationship inviting trump to paris for bastille day celebrations

playing to transend well known admiration for the military the result troubles consulted with matters on the telephone with an any other world leader that process he even managed to convince trump to prolong u.s. involvement in syria. president trump was saying the united states of america had a duty to disengage from syria i assure you we have convinced him that it is necessary to stay for the long term the white house denies a shift at syria position iterating trump hopes to soon withdraw u.s. forces. arrives in washington on monday for a three day visit which includes tribes first state dinner as president. his influence over the u.s. president will be tested on issues ranging from syria to the future of the iran nuclear deal with iran maintains it's in compliance with the twenty fifteen

agreement which the u.s. signed with iran and european allies back favors keeping the deal as does german chancellor angela merkel who also visits the white house this week. was one of the worst and most one sided transactions the united states has ever entered into but troubles vowed to withdraw by mid may unless european allies fix certain aspects of the agreement including improving inspections of iran's nuclear programs so far that hasn't happened trumps recent appointment of john bolton to national security advisor and his nomination of mike pompei oh to be secretary of state both of whom have criticized the agreement have caused even more concern about the deals future eh. less than a month donald trump must decide whether to allow iran sanctions to be put back in place effectively killing the deal that makes the influence of emanuel mccraw and angle a merkel pivotal in ensuring whether or not the iran agreement remains intact

kimberly help at al-jazeera at the white house here is shihab rattansi following developments for us from washington d.c. oh we're really still in preview mode because i believe the official trip only starts later on today what how much significance do you think we can place on emanuel mccrone himself i hear these talks that he's the trump whisper that he can he can get through said donald trump or something like that i mean it's he that important to play a potentially. and he said he presents himself as the trump whisperer he's given several interviews now to various american out the other saying that he has this personal connection with donald trump although i've yet to see i we've yet to see really any evidence that he is able to change don't trump's mind on anything although we often hear the trump does base foreign policy decisions on personal relationships not necessarily the briefing materials he receives from the state department having said that this is

a real moment of bluff calling for macron and there is a great deal of international concern international chatter this morning about the iranian nuclear deal ahead of that meeting the iranian foreign minister tweeted there is no plan b. on nuclear deal with powers it is either all or nothing repeating the same sentiment we heard from micron on fox news a german minister said european leaders to warn trump that situation would quite significantly deteriorate if u.s. pulls out of iranian nuclear deal as kimberly mentioned angler muckle will be at the white house on friday adams interfax news agency the russian news agency says mccraw held a conversation with adam a putin where they both agreed that the nuclear deal should be continued so this is the the preamble as you suggest to this meeting now we have to see what the macro in his own words is the sort of person who can push trump to change his mind on a deal which he trying himself says is a terrible one what else should we be keeping an eye on on this trip not so much the events that happened but the things to be discussed i'm thinking maybe climate

could be one other thing with with mr macro. right and again the that's an issue in which the macro has yet to convince donald trump to resign back on to the paris climate change accord there also the issue of syria there was a rather weird vaguely embarrassing moment with claims to have changed donald trump's mind on a plan and during president's in syria the white house then walked out back and said no we want to get out as quickly as possible that's what trump has been been saying interestingly it's also reported that france is leading the charge to weaken u.s. sanctions on russia they're having that is they're saying that the current sanctions against russia by the u.s. are having a really damaging effect on european manufacturing particularly in the aerospace and call manufacturing industries which rely a great deal on russian steel and i mean your brother russian aluminum so there is also a push to actually weaken sanctions on russia being led by. the several major issues here but i think right now we're looking at iran because we can actually see what

the effects might be all we want least we'll know who how effective maclin is been within a matter of weeks without may the twelfth deadline comes up and trump has to decide whether to reimpose sanctions or not we do see a potential out mike pompei or who came and. just a moment ago he did say that congressional hearings that perhaps they'd ministration would stay in in the deal if the european powers were close to some sort of agreement to fixing it we know that there are negotiations underway with the state department and european delegations for some kind of side deals on the ballistic missiles on more inspections by the by the comic energy agency and so on so there is that hope that the pompei or the europeans could come to some sort of agree with all the state ministration and the in the europeans can come to some sort of agreement which will give the americans are trying to say ok what we're close or we'll stay we'll stay in nonetheless even if nothing has been agreed upon more to come in the next few days from the trump micro visit she has. so is france

reinventing itself as a kingmaker in the middle east is a question posed down to zero. recently outlining all the things president micron appears to be doing to position france as a diplomatic path is also that video embedded there that mccrone being described as a hyper president you can find out what that means and read the rest of the article at al-jazeera dot com as the search for france kingmaker. so want to focus a little more on iran here in trump's plan to scuttle the iran nuclear deal is also facing opposition from russia the foreign minister sergey lavrov is saying china is on the same page as moscow and will block any move to sabotage the agreement with us. we have a united position with china this document was approved by the highest body responsible for maintaining global security the united nations security council and to reconsider such agreements is not acceptable to do so would be an attempt to revise one of the greatest achievements of international diplomacy in recent times we and the people's republic of china will do all we can to counteract this so as

not to allow a similar extremely dangerous development of the event and as you have mentioned iran's foreign minister mohammad zarif is building up the pressure as well on european leaders he tweeted as we heard there is no plan b. for the agreements and they must influence trump to or not washington's commitments there is also threatening terror on would restart its nuclear program should trump carry out his threat we have put a number of options for ourselves and those options are ready including options that would involve. resuming at a much greater speed. nuclear activities. and those are all. envisage within the dea and those options ready to be implemented and we would make the necessary decision. when we see fit.

how many columns are there with us now specialist on u.s. policies towards the middle east currently at the met or news agency in iran and we thank you for joining us what are your thoughts on how much influence. president micron might be able to have with president trump over the iran deal do you think you can get through to him as some people are saying. thank you very much for having me actually to answer the question we should look at the realities on the ground and what we have on one side you want which has gone on the flexibilities to accept what have or whatever has been going in going on for the last two years or more after the nuclear idea and you don't has not benefited anything actually in reality and on the ground from the nuclear deal saw it is not going to be any more flexible so any changes in your way or any talks of a fair or negotiations or changes on such things are for sure rejected by iran so

this is on this side on the other hand. it is important to consider that person trump has been trying to turn america into and has no money again and he is trying to be the only speaker in the ward and being to the only power in the ward he's trying to in downgrade the united nations international organizations unesco on international treaties just as it was mentioned like the paris and agreement with climate angry and and so he stepped away from them and he's trying to be this sort of player and sort of power in the ward as he wishes i think today i don't even know. how many there is a do you think there's a somewhere where they can meet in the middle where the u.s. would hold its ground on what it's saying but but also meet the europeans russia trying to sort of meet them halfway. the point is that the europeans want would

not accept such a position and so what is going to happen is that i do believe that president trump is not going to step away and put his son put it this time and put it away from the nuclear deal but on the other hand the europeans are going to give some bonuses to him by putting more pressure on iran on pretext under the pretext of for example so-called human rights violations or support for terrorism and social teens or meet on program of iran which has been a really controversial for the last couple of years and they are trying to trying to. force president trump and the united states to stay in the nuclear deal and in actually in return they would put more pressure on iran and as president mccrone said in his interview and you just replayed the issue is that they are trying to. cut the influence of iran in the region they don't

want iran to turn into a regional power however i do believe that iran has already turned into a regional power and is influencing to in its own wants and down the region the threat or sort of a threat from the foreign minister of saying well if this happens then we will restart our nuclear program i mean that just takes us down the same path we were down before. earth said iran has been for that civil enough and it's not going to be more flexible and there is actually not nothing more to give it from the iranian side iran has given everything it has destroyed iraq heavy reactor they why the reactor iran has limited its image enrichment iran has limited these and nuclear power plants in the towns for doing other places and it has nothing more to give it to you so. any changes any fair jurist to the united states want to take would lead you want to be a resume actually has nuclear power

a nuclear program because iran has no other choice actually even has to step away and if they ever way iran should react and the only thing that it can do is to resume its nuclear program and return to i think this twenty percent enrichment and other things that have been stop so for so that is a true and real position. from foreign minister zarif has taken and they have actually he and present rouhani have on sort of retreated the position for several times coming to columns are joining us from teheran we thank you for your time. now just days until the first top level summit between the leaders of north and south korea in here down to zero we finally been getting a look inside the north one of the world's most reclusive countries out diplomatic editor james bays is been bringing new multi-part series this is his third report

now taking a look firsthand whether international sanctions have been having any impact at all . north korea has been targeted with tougher and tougher sanctions by the u.s. and the international community of a what persuaded the country's leadership to pursue a diplomatic course and what effect to the having on ordinary people in this isolated country. we've been taken to a department store in the center of pyongyang despite the international sanctions the shelves here are full we managed to visit a number of shops in the city center all were up marketplaces catering to the elite we found no shortages and luxury items like chocolates and bottles of alcohol that were clearly smuggled in in defiance of the sanctions the official line is that foreign imports have been replaced by increase domestic production. do you believe

i don't know why others around us are starving us dear reporter when we return please tell them we are indomitable no matter what thank sions are upon us. the only medical facility we were taken to was a gleaming new hospital most of the equipment here was imported clearly a problem in the future when spare parts become needed we were shown the eyeglasses which is subsidized for north korean citizens you know what it will mean yes what's the name of the north korean brown. yellow yet not yet not ok but a recent u.n. report says the humanitarian situation particularly in rural areas outside the capital is poor before traveling to north korea i spoke to the un's top humanitarian official in new york. their. nutrition problem also malnourished children especially there are too many women having

a really hard time to often dying in childbirth it's the u.n. security council that voted in the international sanctions and the netherlands as the council. that administers them. in all resolutions does a view very clear passage where it says. these sanctions are not meant to have adverse negative effects on the people of the period. that's the official line privately even western diplomats will tell you there's a stigma to denature humanitarian aid to north korea for example an important program by the n.g.o.s the global fund to fight malaria and tuberculosis was caught earlier this year sanctions are having an effect in north korea but perhaps not the one the international community wanted james plays out of his era. and you really do need to see all of the reports in james series it goes without saying that this is not the kind of reporting you see every day if you just look at the section north korean news that al jazeera dot com there's the report you just saw the

effect of sanctions on north korea there's also trump is he even human. and that one as well the self reliance philosophy north korean news that al-jazeera dot com and of course you should follow james on twitter as well he is at bay on the road here we are at the live wall and if you're wondering why we're looking at a doorway here that is a hospital in london where a royal baby has been born today the fifth in line to the throne it is a baby boy and all the cameras and media are trained on that door waiting to see either the mother or the new baby come along let's go little further down the road in london to our first in the shot and here is judy mcdonald with some more international news for us hi judy. hi kemal thank you now the only surviving suspect from the twenty fifteen paris attacks. has been sentenced to twenty years in prison for his role in a gunfight which led to his arrest in brussels as it was convicted of attempted

murder over shots he fired at place and tash about the reports now from brussels. sulla up to slums lawyer was in the brussels court for the verdict but not his client of dislodgement his codefendant sophia and iare had chosen not to attend the judge sentenced both men to twenty years in prison for attempted murder during a shootout with police in the belgian capital two years ago the judge said there was a common will from both the defendants to belong to a terrorist group that they joined the aim of this group was to terrorize the population the only surviving suspect from the twenty fifteen paris attacks had been on the run for four months when belgian police raided a house in brussels and were fired on by gunman four police officers were wounded. a scapegoat a few days later up to slum was arrested in the city soon after attackers targeted brussels airport and metro. up disarms lawyer says he may appeal listen to.

i am not convinced of anything in this verdict but i will analyze it with my client this is a bird ticked i respect that but in my view there are things to say and we need to see this now which is to appeal and if he does we will see what we will do. that up to slime decided not to attend the verdict surprised few people here he was present on your first day of his trial in february calling the process of fast and refusing to answer questions that's not a surprise for us. from the first day we understood that don't want to participate still in mind we want to kill the still in this mind florida stand up from the first licorice and render stand up to it will never try to collaborate and to explain what he did up to slime will have learned to the verdict in france where he is in prison he is waiting for the trial into the paris attacks that is expected

next year any future sentence will be added to this one what is unclear is whether up to slum will now break his silence and cooperate with french investigators natasha butler al-jazeera brussels belgium and other two palestinians have died from wounds by israeli fire during post says at the gaza border at least thirty five palestinians have now been killed in the four weeks demonstrations against the israeli blockade also of those killed have been shot by israeli snipers palestinians are calling for the united nations to investigate the killings but israeli forces say they opened fire in self-defense. malaysian police have released computer generated images of two men suspected of killing a palestinian man in kuala lumpur and those have been put out for suspects at all the countries exit points on saturday two men on a motorcycle fired at least fourteen shots fired the outback palestinian academic an engineer is a member of gaza's ruling group hamas his family says israel's intelligence agency

mossad is behind the attack israel has denied any involvement. lisa still searching for a gunman who shot and killed four people in the u.s. state of tennessee offices say they've been no credible sightings of travis running king the suspect who fled to nashville restaurant seventy make it to the shooting he was last spotted on sunday behind his apartment complex schools in the area have been ordered in to enforce a lockout which means no deaths or visitors are in. these ten people have been hospitalized more than one hundred detained on that we kind of less boss after clashes between locals and migrants rive place for brought in to separate the groups bins on fire during protests against the two hundred asylum seekers camped out on the island's main square response was a gateway for more than one million refugees passing into your joy in the twenty fifteen migrant crisis local authorities say there are about ten thousand migrants

still on the island. that's it for me but to doha judy thank you for that to move on now with the story of rose syrian refugee has been living in limbo in the transit zone of call of the birds national it's been getting a lot of attention memory he learned has been looking at that and even speaking to them today yes this is an interesting story really hasn't all contact has been living at kuala lumpur airport for more than a month this is after he was left stranded by an eye and and immigration officials since march seventh he's been logging his stories on social media using hashtags like syrian stuck at airports and airports is my home now he was deported from the u.a.e. last year when his work visa expired he then travel to malaysia but was then refused a visa that allowed him an extended stay and his attempts to travel to ecuador and cambodia have failed too and housen worries that if he goes to syria he'll be

arrested there. it's a difficult to if. there's no mystery fellow there's no place to sleep. even sick but. i swear to pay the full. everywhere the only dream you start thinking go there are areas where you have this one size bird. with a lot of fellows. that'll be better. so it is my friend krishna. the door you. had a very new york a. very do you those are just some of the scenes of her son in the airport but many also drawing some lera tista the movie the terminal has and has even tweeted the main actor tom

hanks directly hoping to draw attention to his situation. now the malaysian government has offered a visa to stay as a syrian refugee he rejected it on grounds that malaysia is not signed to the one nine hundred fifty one un refugee convention and that means that there is no legal protection for refugees in the country migrants cannot work legally or have access to public services now left in limbo haasan depends on the kindness of airport staff for things like food and also various other supplies we've heard from one blogger who met with him recently. if you're watching you know someone in the country increased. theory embraced that phrase. they had no choice where they were. and they are only living a lie now. because they were lucky like mark

southern california are unlucky like you are. now people have been donating money to raise funds to get hassen a flight out of malaysia but in doing so has tweeted that some people have been trying to take advantage of his situation with scam accounts as well and we also heard from some human rights groups who are aware of his case listen you have here is aware of these cases we have reached out to the individual and to be continued to engage with the government to find appropriate solutions geishas the city for future rights network continues to have significant concern over the situation face funny stuff until. you speak to the fact that malaysia has not signed the refugee convention they still are multiplications to provide mr alfonso says to the country and the humanitarian including full access to any. hasn't temporary syrian passport

is set to expire and airlines still won't let him board and while he waits for someone somewhere to take notice he sent us this update i asked for a list of refusing to come by country who signed the right to fifty one if you very much with united nation where our presence is four thousand two hundred a current of racism reject. hated unwanted over the war we are human it's not because if it's a human if we need them to stop whatever they are known somehow that i am the voice for these people. now i'll just say i has contacted the malaysian government to find out how her son's case will be resolved we have not received a response quite yet but we do want to get your thoughts on the story so connect with us here is the hash tag. really thank you for that this is the news group if you're watching us on facebook live well them with a little bonus story for you during the break about

a second hole count by students in florida during which a seventeen year old was shot in a high school this is from a friend's average a plus and then later the violent riots taking place in nicaragua over pension reforms daniel ortega has been a popular leader for years but this is testing him and his support. the spring rains continue across the middle east all the crowd just easing out of iraq into iran that's all driving its way further a swiss could see some lovely downpours that into afghanistan pushing over towards to win the stan back is time dry skies come back and be high but notice this little circulation just around the sinai peninsula i may have just a little bit of a wet weather we go on into wednesday so some chance of some lively rain there coming into southern areas of jordan maybe into israel and into that corner of

egypt further south and east we've got a little bit of cloud there just around the gulf for me may well see some wet weather here in qatar over the next dial to a fair amount of clouds showing up on the satellite picture as you can see in any way you see that cloud there's a possibility squeezing out a little bit of wet weather maybe some time weather as you go wanted to choose to i think where the state does look the day of the two could see some alive the shallows thundery downpours a possibility that cloud a steady data to the southern end of the red sea for southern parts of africa it doesn't look too wet over the next day or so a lot of dry and settled weather coming through here generally seeing a good deal of sunshine one hundred ten we might see a little bit of cloud sliding towards the west and k. for the second half of the week. a story fourteen hundred years in the making. a

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in president daniel ortega has withdrawn the proposed pension reforms that spawn to wave of violent protests which have actually killed twenty six people among the dead a journalist who was shot during the clashes and one can have that story. on the fifth day of anti-government protests residents are trying to stop from being looted. but if we are defending this supermarket and these stores because we're not going to allow looting or vandalism. police are being criticized for what demonstrators say is the heavy handed response including gunfire a t.v. journalist is among the dead. was shot while reporting live on facebook one of his colleagues blames a government sniper so far the police haven't commented on the desk but some expect more unrest despite the president's announcement that we are protecting our

heritage everything that has cost us so much that we have gotten i don't want anyone to target us we're ready for anything protesters were infuriated when the government approved the social security changes last wednesday to try and stop the widening deficit the united nations human rights office criticize the government for not allowing free assembly of protesters president daniel ortega said on sunday he would withdraw the proposed reforms but that hasn't been enough to call the younger. groups in our representatives and delegates will be ready to go to the table for talks and make sure the first team they approach is pensions. protesters still have other grievances including what they say is ortega's influence over the national assembly the law in the constitution such as eliminating presidential term limits iran come as a. his vanessa newman now and analyst on latin america at the foreign policy research institute joining us from new york and we thank you for your time how how

big a win is this for those protesters i mean as we said we've seen twenty six people killed but the president like a has bank down somewhat thank you for having me on come on yeah he has backed down some watch so i really don't think that these protests are going to stop the sort of seen a little bit of victory they've seen what the pressure can build that they can put a little bit on the back foot so they'll keep going as your as you settle as your reporter said you know they have other complaints so unfortunately this is a little bit like the playbook that we have seen sort of i'm going to swallow and now is the poor news in their pensions and see that threatened which was the one thing that they were sort of slightly willing to exchange for you know lose political control in exchange for the pensions now that deal is breaking down because that's you know that's not going to hold so they're going to expect them to continue pushing and what else is under threat you talk about other concerns other

issues which people have. yes of course well so it's no secret to anybody who studies that in america i know i'm from the us well originally by the way so i've spent you know a couple of decades studying this they have a very strong relationship or if they and what was chavez and his now mother little and they're very much a launch through the and they have these free trade and these financing agreements as dennis was collapsing it can no longer finance its friends like daniel ortega who has lost a lot of money coming in from the us well and but they use the same playbook there's a lot of you know control of the electoral commission control of the national assembly control of the supreme court and even the way that the repression unfolded was very much the playbook men on motorcycles and that kind of intimidation is exactly what we have seen in the protests i'm going to swell in two thousand and fourteen in two thousand and seventeen and the difference is these protesters at

least got the government to reverse something so how far is they have those political complaints how far is done you'll take it into his current term i'm just wondering you know when he would have to face the voters anyways having to folks you know face him in a very different way at the moment. yeah well that's another thing eliminated term limits he came in in two thousand and seven after you know he was he was there in the eighty's during the civil war with the sandinistas and all that. and then when the laws were changed and he was able to win with a simple majority came in in two thousand and seven so no i don't i mean i think he has to face the electorate maybe next year next year another couple years or the year after that other two thousand and nineteen or twenty twenty but he's eliminated term limits and one of the things that the protesters want is like we had among us well again another similarity is it want to recall referendum that's

supposed to be granted to them. and they're not allowing they're not allowing even that recall referendum to be considered a recall referendum would be for for him to end his presidency early that isn't even wonderful to talk to you knows thank you so much for your time today i do appreciate it is. the gates runs from zero to come on last in america this was her most recent piece where one of the protesters told her in this reflects what vanessa just said we need to shut down the country to solve this in the face of killings and violence being generated on all sides of the protests so that's in the general news section but if you search for her there is well. little refreshing a second. you can read that and the rest of her contributions to our to zero dot com. if you were to use a taxi at. lift with the religion of the driver who came to pick you up matter of course it shouldn't but it has been. is you tell us about all the controversy

which it sparked off yes now again through some technical issues i'm hoping my colleagues in pull up the tweet and disavow talk about and it's all about it heated debate across religious lines which is taking place in india but this time it was sparked by the shake mishra a right wing activist from luck now and he said that he cancelled his own like have booking because the driver was muslim and i quote i don't want to give my money to jihadi people and his twitter received more than two thousand likes and was retreated over one thousand times now it's important to point out though that his account is also followed by members of prime minister and cabinet this includes the ministers of defense and also petroleum the conversation has escalated as the owner cab service provider responded to the cancellation by saying oh like our country is

a secular platform we don't discriminate our driver partners or customers on the basis of their cost or religion it's if you pull it up there we go they also urge their drivers and their customers to abide by treating each other with respect at all times well later tweeted this this time taking a dig at online users who complained to twitter about his post he said that the network could not find any violations of those rules that opinions are divisor across india over this particular issue or many have found that i'd be shocked mistress tweet is provocative there are others who feel that they're overreacting. i didn't think she'd mashal me this team we got in the build up to this i don't think it's an issue i think he's an on also because he's a member of the beat ph d. which is an appeal to the ruling body to india it's not it's not the gate that has to get a caucus followed not just by the pennsylvania wanted by the defense minister of

india this kind of heat was seen last week that was being. made to the link body of the stillest they supporting the on the post-election thinking that the standing committee is like that mr big in the media and wanting this to get on socially on a bush no scale it's got treat but it must be said that hindus in india today. are angry there's a sense opposition they believe their schools their temples are not theirs and it is being run by by politicians primarily and they also feel there is a really concerted effort to. kind of demean their religion should be the bubbly or be totally as if you incidents in recent past have shortened so yes this is an incident it must be done don't but it wider picture must also be viewed which kind of conveys a good hindus have in india presently while you had some of these for my view as

you want to get more thoughts from musa connect to the last years has only directly and that rihanna mohamad thank you regina and wild animal technical stay with a few that's today once again for a facebook live view is a story coming up for you about rising the right wing feelings in india actually how an actor was trolled speaking out against the rights of a minor indian and mr castro once again that's a major plus and then it's trending richardson is here with your sports news talking about the egyptian retaining it has picked up a new title in the english premier league and first though a quick look at some international weather.

we're talking forward and it's not often we sing football songs on newsgroups often if you want to get sour you can't help but be drawn in by this yeah and he's only been at liverpool for less than a ses but there's already two or three songs that ok to say that he's already nine african footballer of the year and on sunday another individual ward for the play at liverpool fans call the egyptian king and the winner class player of the twenty eighty is mohamed salah live in. miami has been voted the english premier league player of the as voted for by his fellow

professionals in his first season with the club the former chelsea and run the player has scored thirty one goals in thirty three the games it was always in my mind i want success here i didn't have my chance to chelsea so. it was radically to in my mind i would turn it back to the premier league and i will show you what my for the book song i'm very happy about that i would i'm very happy for my team mates for what we are doing the premier league on or so in the champions league and you know we have to carry on because it's to lose some games to go hello mo if you see that then you have obviously won the trophy nubile whatever concrete you lation. it's really rampal that you win. as an individual as an individual trophy because it's a team game but in these team lives from personalities from characters from players

and i'm really happy that i had over two hundred. to be your manager well since his fifty million dollars move from its side run a summer school forty one goals in all competitions for liverpool this season those goals have been paid to the club's champions league run liverpool play solace form a team roma in the first leg of the semifinals on choose day and he's also helped egypt qualify for their first world cup since one thousand nine hundred ninety let's turn now to mark dunn sports reporter for the you can use piped the daily express matt great to have you on we saw him struggle a little bit with chelsea when he was in the premier league a couple of years ago how surprised if you being by his level of performance. well i won't pretend to be otherwise the same as everybody else but it does take some players a certain number of years to get their cells established in the premier way we've seen that with harry cane who took a while to get going and then suddenly it just some something seems to click and off they go how good you think he can be well i mean that's the measure now because

in the same way as we have we insisted that harry cain had a second say and then a third season we need to make sure he's not other michu don't think for a second years and they can do it again once manages have had a summer to think about how they can stop him but you know all the signs are there the he's going to take some stopping and obviously liverpool into the champions league semifinals what they have got there without him do you think no nothing that's part the reason behind this award i mean a lot of sympathy for kevin to broaden his out a fantastic season so much to say it's a but there are incredible saying that said liverpool have gone further than them in europe and it's been largely down to their unexpected goals of. in a season that could have been difficult for them losing could senior. and just give us give us an idea about his style of play he's been compared to a little messy perhaps in the way you way runs a little bit quite slow center of gravity what's impressed you about the waste pipe

this season where he's breaking records helped by robbie fowler a little poll fernando torres but he's not a striker is he speed is close the closest of his control is iran's and defenders just don't seem to have been able to work him out or even be a once the first set of goals strain strain no one seems to be out to get a grip of him and i like to say is that low center of gravity it's just a ball seem stuck to his foot at the moment and any shiny shoes very early. and that's i think the secret behind wrong footing goalkeepers and finding the net so consistently i just want to get your take on this matter what you think about individual prizes in football do the found the place they really care about and you think. carries you know i think next week will still be talking about who the player year was but this week we are and now we are and i think fans love it is a debate it's another chance to chat about things talk about football have an

opinion and the players seem to love it because they're so competitive they will win anything they can and it does give a chance to some ally salah who so far you know isn't going to isn't going to win the premier league meant to since you've got. players at other clubs such as in previous years. gareth bale is one player to give seven chance to to win something when they're probably not playing for the biggest thing martin of the daily express joining us from them kent in the u.k. thanks so much for your time and thanks andy well silas many braced by liverpool supporters one of the new songs this season celebrating his faith as well as his football let's have a listen. i know that it was. so low oh. and here are the students of course side university in egypt paying their own

little tribute saw himself into the picture of this little efforts it was his two goals in the world cup qualifier against congo that secured egypt's place in this year's finals in russia or solace cult status is reflected on social media where he has more than five million followers on twitter the twenty five year old saying after the win truly honored by this prize which was awarded to me by my colleagues a very special day for my little striker john aldridge says salles should now set his sights on becoming the best player in the world what a well deserved win at the p.f.a. player of the year award marcel is he's been different class all season now take the crown off ronaldo and messi that when making headlines in egypt as well of course this from one of his many fans they're simply the egyptian king and no doubt the best player in england thank you for making a very proud and telling is that a dream may come true but you must work hard to get it. well not many fans are

another set of supporters with hopes of climbing an unexpected trophy this season they've been celebrating in big style that seems one nil win against italian league leaders events its results that moved them within a points of view four games left in that season napoli haven't won the title since ninety nine say when diego maradona was in let's get in touch with me on twitter and they are under school sport more from a in the eighteen hundred g.m.c. news hour but for now let's get back to come on thank you and the liverpool supporter himself and you are never of known with that impartial reporting but all that for this newsgroup if you want to get in touch with us please do hashtag to newsgroup twitter facebook on what's that all up and running and we'll see you back here in studio fourteen at al-jazeera fifteen hundred hours g.m.t. again tomorrow tuesday.

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