in this film, we go back over the last 500 years of all the history of tribe boris rebellion and colonization, and explore how and why man still plays an important regional role today. ah, me too close to call and now or leave for less to federal castillo. in truth, president joe run off as his right wing rival keiko, which you maury alleges. ah, hello, i'm fully back the boy, you're watching algae 0 life for me. also ahead. do not come do not come to us, try to stop migraines from central america. heading voice porter was promising to

help them find help at home. the us justice department recovered millions of dollars in crypto carrying fee, paid the hackers of a key fuel pipeline. and australia's massive prehistoric discovery, a new species of dinosaur recognize that one of the world's biggest ah, thank you for joining as rural voters in per rule have powered marks, the school teacher turned politician federal castillo to a narrow lead over right wing rival cake. off would you maury in the presidential run off with just over 96 percent a whole counted castillo has 50.2 percent support food you only have 49.7 percent. a contest between 2 polarizing puppies. come to struggle with the full lot of the corona virus fund make it has the worst death rate per capita in the world who has

also been hit by political instability. it had as many as 3 presidents in the space of a week. last november, i made corruptions, candles and mass protest, the homeland parade needed children to rescue her. and thanks to each one of you. thank you for showing solidarity. we have to be respectful of the popular will, and i will be the 1st one to enforce the will of the peruvian people here and there . now, you will notice that free peru has a strategy to distort or delay the results to reflect the will of the people. so that is why it is important to alert the public so that they can also alert us if there have been other types of occurrences in each of the region. august. here is mariana sanchez has more now from lima. they don't see your is getting this rural vote just as the people have voted massively for him in the and this in some areas,

even 80 percent of the vote in favor of b. that'll get you there is a huge anti for you. marty vote in this country, half of the country who have decided that they would never vote for money no matter what, even if against there is a new camera person who has never been in public office. and because that is because case awful. kimani is accused of corruption. she faces 30 years in prison. and in fact, in the last 5 years, she has called the greatest political in somebody living in the country. the she controls come home with, with the largest number of congressmen and they see that to crested and they made for the recognition of cor 4th cabinets and many ministers. so she is perceived as a person who has these stabilize the country. and many people simply will never

vote for her. the u. s. he is appealing to people from central america who want to move north in search of a better life to stay at home, vice president common harris is traveling to mexico after a day in guatemala, where she met the president to address the increase in migration white house correspondent, kimberly hopkins, re for some guatemala city. how do you, guatemala national palace, us vice president, comma le harris issued a blank message to central american migrants looking to travel to the united states . i want to be clear to folks in this region who are thinking about making that dangerous track for the united states. mexico border do not come do not come. harris was tasked in march by president joe biden to help stem the record flow of migrants that have surged along the southern board of the united states and mexico suits. he took office,

a majority from guatemala remote will standing next to harris in remarks to the press. what i'm all i'm president alejandro g m a k said the solution is increased economic opportunity so migrants will choose to stay in their homeland. you can look around him, people leave due to a lack of opportunity to see municipalities that are areas of greater migration from the side with the areas where poverty is greater. so we need to fight poverty . but corruption is another challenge. the united states is given guatemala, more than 1600000000 and aid over the past decade to fight economic instability and violence. residents of this struggling neighborhood in guatemala city, say that money rarely reaches those that need it by east water. molly's in an economic crisis in the country doesn't produce a lot of jobs. you turn to violence. the biden administration has already committed

to sending 310000000 to the region. it's part of a 4000000004 year plan to improve the economy in central america. still other residents are skeptical. harris is diplomatic visit. will result in any real change where no, i feel it would be good if she came to visit us to help the kid to help my neighbors . we need the help year. it's criticism harris is also facing back in the united states. republicans argue harris needs to visit the us mexico border to see the problem of migration 1st hand. but harris insists that's not necessary. i came here to be here on the ground, to speak with the leader of this nation. around what we can do in a way that is significant is tangible and has real results. and i will continue to be focused on that kind of work. as opposed to grand gesture. the 3rd

of migrants from central america to the united states is a problem that has been years in the making and will not be solved with just one meeting. that's why the us vice president on tuesday will also be meeting with the president of mexico. as a leaders continue to collaborate and find a solution. kimberly healthcare al jazeera, guatemala city, while arrivals at the u. s. and southern border have increased in recent months. arrests and detention rose to nearly a 180000 in april the highest in more than 20 years. around 10 percent of those were unaccompanied children, more than 80 percent of the people arriving, where from mexico and the tree of guatemala, honduras, and salvador known as the northern triangle area. we soto is the policy analyst at the migration policy institute. he says it's not enough to ask central american countries to do more the trip to ta, what am on this time around has really been to try to raise awareness. and i do

believe that specifically around the government context. now in one model, i'm being very different from a couple years ago. even then, now we can see that differently, there's been more attention not specifically just not or not only just because of what harris has suggested in this visit. but also in the previous meeting that i've got in place, assistance in the relevant have to be part of the solution for the region to try to reduce migration irregular immigration flows to, to mexico into states. but the timeline for this type of investment has to be a longer timeline. it can be expected to produce results or the short term. certainly there are programs, for example, working with youth and kids with families as well to try to reduce the irregular migration rates of those populations. but in total, more is required to actually reduce that amount of those flows at the same time where we need to do as well in the united states, but also in mexico, canada and other parts of the region is to try to invest more in legal have least for legal migration from the countries to the united states in this country. so

there can be an alternative. the regional perspective here is one of the correspond stability and management. and i just want to enforcement which we saw with the previous administration. but now when you think about the specific on the ground programs and key initiatives that each of the countries have to take as much as we ask, what am i to do more in terms of migration management control. we have to also look inward to the u. s. system and think of reforms that could make this process much easier for me because i do need protection that need to come tonight, states police in the canadian province, ontario say a trunk attack that killed full members of the muslim family was a hate crime. the driver of the pickup run down 5 pedestrians in the city of london, killing 3 generations of the same family. the only survivor is a 9 year old boy. please say there's evidence the family was targeted because of islam of faith. a 20 year old man has been charged with murder. when he say he wore a type of body armor. more than 60 people have been killed after 2 trains collided

in southern pakistan. sind province, dozens more, were injured and chopped in the wreckage. an express train derailed in got the key district and was paid by another train a few minutes later. the cause of the derailment is not clear. china's top legislative bodies examining a bill to protect the government from being sued by foreign companies. us present, joe biden recently revamped trump era restrictions on american investments in certain chinese companies with an edge ties to military and surveillance appearances. katrina you is in beijing. she says the final details of the law is expected to be unveiled on thursday. this lola essentially create a legal framework which will enable the chinese government to respond more quickly or retaliate against any foreign measures imposed on chinese entities or chinese companies. now we don't have much information about what it entails, but we expect us on thursday when china's top leaders are expected to vote and pass

this law into legislation. but one of the closes that is being discussed by chinese state media is that it will take away the ability of any foreign companies operating in china to through the chinese government if they suffered any losses as a result of any restrictions put and on them by beijing and they are hoping will, the chinese government is hoping that this law will act as a deterrent for other companies who are considering imposing sanctions on china, such as the u. s. the u. k. or european countries because of china's actions in taiwan, or hong kong or against the muslim week, or population in shin junk province. now this follows the expansion of the black list of chinese companies by the u. s. but in administration, because of security concerns or their involvement in military or surveillance operations. now the u. s. has about 4 of these blacklists which list chinese companies. and these restrictions put on these tiny companies by washington really do affect the operations of chinese companies. most notably, for example,

we've seen hallway, the chinese tech joy, which is seen it's revenue for, for 2 years in a row because of these restrictions still ahead on al jazeera, the fight conservation is the faith thing to protect europe's last spoiled river from industrial development. and ready for blast off amazon founder jeff pays off for past to go where no billionaire has gone before. ah hello su. we've had some rocking storms for central areas of europe spreading into the bulk. and so i want to show this scene into croatia, eastern creation, and just the torrent of water here. mix them with some debris. it's flooded out about 30 homes in the village there. so we look where the energy is on tuesday and we can see a lot of rain filling in through areas of germany,

switzerland right through into italy. and that rain that we had through the balkans is starting to push further east to the black sea region. we're going to get swipe with some rain for ukraine and russia as while in the days to come. you know, we do have smooth sailing for the very end peninsula. we've got spells of sunshine madrid. this is a temperature that you would typically see in july. so you're about a month early here with a high of $33.00 degrees. take you to the mediterranean, and we have seen some activity toward the north of greece that's now spilling into turkey. we're not going to get a whole lot of brain, but it's going to introduce more cloud cover for is stumble, slight chance of a shower, or even a thunderstorm as well. across north africa, we do have our heavy rains as we check out the gulf of guinea, but particularly through southern areas of nigeria and pretty much from abidjan rate through to sierra leone. on tuesday, the

frank assessments eastern argument suggesting that no ministrations are playing a long game. it's very much of a warm embrace. the iran nuclear deal, the cause of us domestic politics, informed opinions, schools and shelters have been reduced to rubble. how do you think this shapes a generation and their policy and then their life has been shape? why vitamin the in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera? ah, the me you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories. carol is right wing presidential candidates take off

that marie has raised allegations. irregularities in the countries close, the front runoff election lecturing rinebold petro castillo is edging ahead. there's more votes come in from rural areas. us vice president coming to harris has warned people in central america considering the dangerous journey north not to come. she's now in mexico for talks after meeting brought him out of the price of it. and china's top legislative body examining a bill to protect the government from being sued by foreign companies. that's up to us. president joe biden expanded restrictions in american investment in some chinese firms with alleged ties to the military. and the us justice department says it's recovered more than half of a ransom that was paid to hackers who attacked the country's largest fuel pipeline . last month, the cyber attack on colonial pipeline destructive supplies along the coast, the ransomware task force. she's more than $2000000.00 in bitcoin,

from an account used by a hacker group based in russia. it, which is called doc size. colonial chief executive will phase questions from a congressional committee on tuesday. today, we turned the tables on dark side. by going after the entire ecosystem that fuels ransomware and digital extortion, the tax including criminal proceeds in the form of digital currency. we will continue to use all of our tools and all of our resources to increase the cough and the consequences of ransomware attacks and other cyber enabled attacks. matthew garrett says the founder and ceo at blong tower capital, he says the case highlights how government agencies are putting more resources into understanding crypto currencies. it's an interesting story come into the spotlight and i think highlights a few important points that might be kind of counterintuitive. for people,

you know, people see these ransoms, they see these events, and they might naturally ascribe some negativity to it. but what i think that's actually highlight is the traceability and the new wealth of information that's available to people, including regulators and folks like the guy who are looking into criminal investigations to trace transactions that occur within the public ledgers. the public distributed ledgers on which crypto currency sit and within those block, james, i actually think cash is easier to hide. i mean, you can't trace, you know, dollars that cross the border from the united states to mexico or vice versa. but you can triangulate and trace these crypto currencies and you're going to see more examples of this. i think this is just one peak that's become public. but beneath the surface these, these companies and these government agencies are incredibly busy. a good point here is, this is why you're seeing the world in parallel to the stories around bitcoin. the world in general is shifting towards as central bank,

digital currencies. taking your local sovereign fee off denominated currency and tokenize in creating a crypto currency version of the dollar, the euro, the yen, et cetera. because it then replaces that untraceable cache with traceable transparent ledgers that hold these crypto dollars. for example, dozens of activists have been arrested in northern us stage of minnesota during a protest against the replacement of an aging pipeline. they say the plan is by the canadian base for enbridge energy would worst in climate change in wisc spells in areas important to native american. align carries canadian code for miles brighter to wisconsin in the us. it passes through areas where indigenous communities, harvest wines, right? hunt, fish, and claim treaty lights. i've been billed as europe's last unspoiled a river. the v olsa runs for 350 kilometers across balkan borders. conservation is celebrating

a legal victory to protect it from industrial development. the question is whether they can turn it into europe's 1st national park, encompassing an entire river system. john strapless reports are math that are being yeah, in the heart of the balkan conservationist of fighting to save. what they say is europe's last free flowing river from the head waters to the mouth. the hours of the alsa stuff in the mountains of northern greece sprints into southern albania, and pours into the adria ethic in greece. much of the river is a national park, but in albany a, the government has plans to dammit for hydro electric power. a europe wide movement is pressing the been in government to declare the river and its tributaries a national park. because this it says is an unparalleled cradle of bio diversity. there's absolutely no systematic research been done so far. so we don't even know about the huge amount of by diversity. what we know so far is amazing. you know the

scientist few years ago assess the river in one place only for 4 days and they found 40 species new to albania and to species new to science. the conservation of movement, recently one albania, is 1st major environmental legal victory. the government plan some 40 dams along the v also and its tributaries. the 1st was to be built here at cali, much flooding the valley behind me. but last september, the government cancel it on environmental grounds. the consortium building the dam appealed and in early june it lost the court case. that ruling means a cascading system of dams down river also cannot be built at the farming village of gym. for example, a dam was to go up where this bridge now stands. this firm told me the community was against it, and local resistance seems to have been key to defeating it as resort because each

momentum, there was no public consultation done by the authorities or by the construction company. we stressed this point and the court decided the entire bid process should be cancelled if you look at when the government invited competitive bids and when construction began, it is clear that it was in a great hurry for the past decade, albania has generated all its tricity from hydro electric dams, this gives the country energy autonomy and its emissions free. but global warming is reducing river flows and the capacity of dams, conservationist say sun and wind can provide renewable energy without destroying habitats. and what makes this habitat unique is the v o says unfettered freedom to choose its course and flood in winter. most people, they think they know what a river looks like. they have no idea because we all grew up with generalized with damned rivers, with diverted rivers. albania is not

a wealthy country and despise to european standard of living. but many local residents see a more lucrative future in alternative tourism and science than one based on exploitation of nature. now that they've won a major battle for that vision that confidence they can prevail, jumps are awful us al jazeera. the asa at that court has began hearing evidence on the downing of flight m. age 17 over eastern ukraine in 2014, almost 300 people died when the militia airlines flight crashed for pro russian rebels in ukraine are accused of murder. sonya gay go has more the nearly 7 years grace and ever fam type felt have been waiting for justice for the deaths of the children and graces parents in the mh 17 tragedy. it's very difficult day for us. you know, to said it's now the 1st day of prescription and it's very difficult for us at hi security location amsterdam, people,

airport relatives of the victims arrived to hear the next station. the murder trial of the men challenged the 2014 downing the malaysia airlines flights for individuals. 3 russians and the ukranian national have been accused of the attack that none are in court shipping. and only one of the accused lead pool at all, he's being represented in the proceedings and he has denied involvement that had disappointment for the relatives who remained determined to see causes of what happened to pity today. not selling up at, you know, that this will like to know who it, where they are cetera. but, you know, we have for the status that justice and the court should decide. and as we trust on that, what's known as this week is the dredging off of basically painful memories of how a boeing 777 jack on route from amsterdam to the wireless pool in malaysia, came to be shut down as it flew over easton, ukraine. now,

under the control of pro russia rebels, russia has always denied any involvement president bush and even blamed ukraine for not shutting down its own space. both in international and dutch investigation concluded the plane was hit by a book my style. the prosecution says the message was truck into ukraine from a russian military base, or 298 people on board died. most of them were dutch citizens. over the coming days, the court will have evidence of how the victims died. maybe to all the heavy day for the family members because we're going to talk about identification of the bodies. but in general terms, there are 2 or 3 questions. was it a book miss all where was shot from? and what was the responsibility of the suspect? the hearing will continue until early july, and relatives will be able to address the court in september. in the quest to find

answers, the details will nevertheless be harrowing. funny guy echo algebra. a u. n. gotten to the side the fate of the man dabbed the butcher of bosnia. later on tuesday, for my boss, the commander radical luggage will find out the outcome of his appeal 26 years after the issue of his initial arrest warrant charges are deciding whether to uphold overturn his conviction and life sentence for genocide and war crimes. including the 199570 the massacre. new dinosaur species discovered in southwest queensland has officially been recognized as the largest ever found in australia and among the biggest on earth. hi, ross has a story. meat cooper, a long next plans eating dinosaur. it's around 30 meters long and up to 6 meters high. at the hip in rome, desert, more than 90000000 years ago, was only discovered by chance in 2004. when it teenagers stumbled across what he

thought was a rock in yesterday and out back in the state of queensland, his discovery was the start of a journey to finding australia's largest dinosaur and one of the biggest room. this earth officially named australian heights and cooper answers. it's one of the 5 largest in the world and the only ones have not been found in south america. australia is one of the most difficult places to find dinosaurs. unlike south america, it's mostly flat and likes the mountain ranges and canyons where fossils are exposed. when rock is eroded, paleontologists had to dig deep to remove the fossil skeleton from a thick layer of sediment. h byron has to be removed from the interning matrix. the rock that actually surrounds the barnes and that's takes a long time and then each bind needs to be needs to be prepared and compared to other dinosaurs from around the world and in, in queensland, in particular. and so we use digital 3 d technology to scan by and so that i can go

on and compare them in different museums and different collections. it's very difficult when you have a 200 kilo donna. so by like the ones behind me that are, that he can simply just putting, you know, in a car and take them to another museum. digitally capturing gigantic, so called zones and fossil sites as lead one expect to discoveries such as several of keep his bones having been crushed by all the massive dinosaurs stepping on them and other skeletons being found in the same area. there. ready was another one another side, zach columbia. why i moved on to that 1st mother 3 years and it's the most complete on a sort of science, and it's still to be prepped a lot of it, but preservation of that and the man of buying and that one is quite extraordinary . it's taken 17 years to find and on us, cooper and other species of dinosaurs. australia is one of the last frontiers for finding them, but it's false proving to be a land of the giants. said

a height of alger 0. the world's richest man, jeff bezos has announced he's heading into space next month on the 1st manned flight, launched by his rocket firm blue origin. the amazon founder and his younger brother, michael joined. whoever wins a charity auction for a seat on the new shepherd spacecraft on the 20th of july and gallagher has the details. for decades, this so called space race was dominated by superpowers pouring government funds into conquering the final frontier. now it's all about billionaires like richard branson, ilan mosque, and jeff bays oss each of form their own companies vying for lucrative contracts and plans to take tourists beyond the orbit. so far, none of the high coons is boarded their own rockets. next month's days. us plans to change that. i want to go on this flight because it's the thing i wanted to do all my life. the launch plan for july,

the 20th we'll see base off his brother and the winner of an online auction climate border. new shepherd rocket. if all goes well, the 11 minute flight will see the passengers reach the edge of space before returning to earth. it's being seen by many as a potential triumph over rivals brunson and musk. so yeah, there's probably a little bit of like ego involved but, but there's probably a genuine passion there too. i mean, all, all like 3 of these people have been at this now for the better part of 2 decades. so i think, yeah, i think there is like genuine interest in like genuine passion or that passion has come at a price for all $3.00 on 2 years. but former astronaut say these commercial projects could make space flight a reality for those that couldn't afford it. i don't know of space travel in our lifetimes is ever going to become quite as, as popular as airplane travel. but nevertheless, it's going to give a lot more people the opportunity to experience what i and my fellow astronauts of

experience. the new shepherd rocket as successfully carried out 15 missions to the edge of space, all the without. passengers with bays on board, the new space race could be about to get even more competitive. the rivalry between jeff bay's often ill on musk has been simmering for years. that barring matches on social media for all to see. but in marketing terms, this could be a victory for the founder of amazon. question is, what will ill on must do to top his rivals late? his move? no one knows, but the world is watching. the gala caroll this era. miami, florida. ah . hello again. i'm fully back with the headlines on al jazeera, the left wing politician federal castillo has a narrow lead over right. we rival cake food, you maury, in peruse, presidential run off a to paul rising.