the know you, they've been made and you know many times before. now the allowed or was desperate because they say that situation with lunch work from around the world. and these external affairs systems is the government is following the process and the case and that authorities act against violation of law. i know you mentioned that open your eyes. i was guy on me. the demonstrations in brazil against president jericho. so not handling of the pandemic. ah patterson, this is a lie from dell ha. also coming up to turkey. soldiers die and 2 are injured in an

attack on a vehicle in northern syria. a nighttime curfews imposed across most of a canister in response to intensifying taliban violence. and dozens of wildfires in the north west of the u. s. s and smoke as far as new york and turn july's full moon orange. demonstrators are taken to the streets across brazil, calling for the impeachment of president seattle sonata over the handling of the corona virus pandemic. but he's fired tear gas in tribes who are also angry about allegations of government corruption. the clashes took place in south palo, but followed mostly peaceful demonstrations across the country. both sonata continues to don't play the violin, even though the countries be frequently reporting debbie death tolls of more than a 1000. since january monica, you're not give, has been at one of the protests,

protesters here and we are, there's a narrow, are there protesting about many things the government downplaying of the can been damaged. the president, scorning of the health safety measure. the slow rollout of vaccines which has picked up in the last couple of weeks. but still brazil was the country that should not have had the problem because it is a country that is usually prepared for mass vaccination. and this did not happen at this time because the government itself was not pushing for the president was not trying to, to put forth the message that people should say, said he was always going get a small flow. so these are the problems that were going on and also people here are that would be unemployment. there are 377. people have lost their jobs and every

hour the damage began to her rupture. and there was the senate drove into the government of the witches when covering some corruption charges against health ministry insiders the drawer were drawing to buy overpriced vaccines. so they're all these factors that are contributing to these processes which are nationwide police in paris of use tear gas to disperse. protestors who oppose plans for so called virus passes in france, somebody's in say that against a proposal, which would mean people have to prove their virus of vaccination status before they can enter restaurants or cultural venues. more than 150000 have demonstrated against the cobra. 1900 measures across the country, parliament to vote in the virus parties this weekend. if you see a bus, we are here mainly to protest against the hill past against the obligation of the

health class everywhere because it was discriminatory. it divides the citizen, it divides people. that's why we hear what i think systematic vaccination is to extreme and too risky. and i'm also very shocked by the extension of this to i think they have nothing to gain and we are taking too many risk to try and save our elders across italy. a similar scheme has also spart angry demonstrations there. thousands of protested in rome, naples and children chattering freedom and down the dictatorship of green past will be needed from early next month. even restaurants, visit cinemas, among other indoor activities, nearly 55 percent of these population is fully vaccinated. thousands of people have also been protesting in london, demonstrators say that governments track and trace app is limiting their movements . there's more than 600000 told to sell high for in one week this month. the pose

has come a week after most for the virus restrictions in england were lifted. u. k reported almost 32000 new cases of over 19 saturday and 86 deaths. earlier phases of australians defied covered 19 restrictions to march against a lockdown. the 70 demonstration can turn violent has protested port police. 57 people have been arrested for 20 potted plants and painted officers and police officers. smaller demonstrations were also held in melbourne, adelaide, and brisbin. the cobra 1900 delta of variance is now spreading rapidly through the asia pacific region. even remote island, nations that had remained isolated from much of 2020, i see infections rise and tony chang reports. they faced vaccine shortages, grieving relatives, watch as the body of their mothers remove from the hospital in fiji. the cause cove

at 19 the pacific nation has seen a significant rise in daily cases in the past week to more than a 1000 a day. and a rising death toll, the curve at $900.00 delta variant is now widespread in fiji. even though 70 percent of the population has received one vaccine chart. and there's widespread cooperation with the vaccination rollout for the benefit of everyone else. and they've got your family. busy and friends, the neighbors of some of the most remote islands in the world. many of the pacific nations have been under strict locked down for the past year. and in some cases recorded 0 domestic transmission of cove at 19. but the delta variant has changed all that, and it's clear the only way out of vaccines. that's the only way i don't think goes . we have any other option then try to reaction. anyone we can of course, are subject to to what is,

what is safe with there is i don't really think there is any other way for us to, to get out of this crisis in vantage are through the vaccine rollout has just begun quite a challenge in a nation of 83 separate islands as part of the global kovak specs, a nation initiative. but who are to has now received several shipments. but with cases rising in the region many award, that won't be enough for the 1000 tossers. and it's not really enough for the hubbub. listen, so we still need more packets in mainland southeast asia. there was a feeling that the worst of the pandemic was passed here in thailand. they only had 61 cove in 19 death in the whole of 2020. now, there are more than that every single day. vietnam was talented as another cove at 19 success. strict controls who kept early cases isolated and transmission well under control. now the vietnamese authorities saying thousands of new cases every

day, a 3rd of the countries under lockdown conditions and despite talks to produce vaccines domestically, at this stage, less than half a percent of the population has been fully vaccinated. tony cheng elders, their vaccination roll out in the us, has been seen as a success of job items, time and office, but it's slowing down and targets and now being missed that's causing greater concern. as the delta variance spreads around the country, couple others under has more from washington, dc. here in washington, d. c. the nation's capital, about 53 percent of the residents here are fully vaccinated. that's pretty good compared to the rest of the united states. it's about 48 percent throughout the entire country, but the delta variant is spreading throughout the united states everywhere. increasing the number of people that are coming down with crone of virus to pandemic. that is now being fueled primarily in 3 states. texas, missouri,

and florida. just in the state of florida, its accounting for about 20 percent of all new corona virus cases here in the us there troubling signs as well. and for example, in the state of alabama, only about 33 percent of the entire state population has been vaccinated. that is where the governor of alabama to say that basically they're blaming it on unvaccinated people in her state on why the caseload is also going up there. and in the state of new jersey, once one of the epa centers of the pandemic here in the united states, the governor announced there that the people about that were fully vaccinated recently died from corona virus. that's led to a lot of worry by many a recent poll by the associated press found that out of all the people unvaccinated in the united states,

45 percent of them say they definitely have no plans to get the jap, it's very troubling for the white house and officials here in the us who are basically dealing with trying to get more people vaccinated, but people that simply clearly have told people they just do not want to get vaccinated. lot of people just feel unconvinced that that is the answer for them. nevertheless, there is a lot of talk here in the united states, a bringing about bringing back mask mandates throughout the country so far is being done on a local level. but the talk that it could be a federal mandate again, soon, but bottom line here is within the united states. this is now very much become a pandemic of done vaccinated militia coalition lead by saudi arabia says it's intercepted and destroyed drones, launched by humans who the rebels towards the southern region of the kingdom. yemen has been engulfed by a civil war in 2014 and its internationally recognized leadership was forced into

exile. a satellite coalition supports the government. the voice killed more than 130000 people. one created the world's worst humanity, a crisis. turkeys defense ministry says 2 soldiers have been killed and 2 more have been wounded in an attack on a vehicle. and they all bob area of northern city or the ministry said turkish forces immediately fired back. turkey had launched a course border. euphrates shield operation in 2016 to drive out isolate on the syrian kurdish y. p g. turkey continues to hold sway in northwest syria and has a significant military presence. their muscle center has more from the stumble. there are several of the turkish military posts across, scattered across east and north level. and from many of these various positions, the turkish army has retaliated while peasy possess steel. the techs are continually seems that there's a, there's also going to continue to the night. and so turkey has cleared these area

in 2016 from isis, which was the 1st major turkish military incursion into syria. and since then, several times, turkish military pause had been targeted by d k. c it off shot y, p g. so these region, the region that to the y p g test form is also on the call to last, russia and the city and government. so in that sense, we can see that way p g in this position is protected by the feeding government and russia as well. but this turkish depressed ministry statement did not mention russia at all, because it's afraid that any, any escalation between turkey and russia could affect the deli construction individuals. it live where 4500000 people are leaving that any escalation could 3 get a new way. was refugees to over the church in which the company is already hosting

more than $4000000.00 refugees in that sense. so to these attacks, how being carried by the atm and anti tank guided missiles with many of the extras believe that is 80 gems have been provided to y p g by the usa. and the turkish jesse's continued support to white teacher has been one of the main reasons for the friction between the u. s. a and turkey as well. so in that sense, to it is managing a very much delicate balance because white p, jeez, enjoying the support from both russia and the usa and turkey regarding these 2 companies as allies. so prison on july to t is going to with it. likely widget, more school, and it seems that this issue is going to be one of the main topic on the agenda. the meeting between present ad one and russia president that i didn't put him berlin delisa is a senior associate with the center for strategic and international studies. and he says washington's involvement complicates the situation. i think it's actually much

more the u. s. dimension of this report for the white g and white t g continued attacks or skirmishes where the church military not is going to be highlighted by the church because it is a major issue between now washington and turkey. y p g is, is considered to be our organization by jerking nick to get k, as was reported. but the u. s. has maintained the relationship with y p g. even though it's very guys. k as a service vision service are very complicated situation. i relationship with sure and government is very complicated because this year and government has traditionally host autonomy for for the church. but the wifi g doesn't maintain an office in russia. it also has an interest in, in washington. ah, but the bulk of its military equipment company, the united states,

and the us us to maintain this relationship with a wife in the context of a certain democratic forces which the us has always insisted was very important in their defeat devices. our turkey here has complained to us many, many times about this relationship, nonetheless, us are unwilling to to give it up. and as you said, why pj is ability to deal with moscow and washington and somehow find a working relationship also with sharing government strengths. yes, the much stronger opponents, namely the government or turkey. still ahead and i'll just 01 by one presidential contenders in nicaragua is upcoming election of being arrested. the find out why and processes face charges after cuba, anti government demonstrations of this month. ah,

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we are also watching some tropical trouble in the pacific par tech. it could impact the olympics. i'll put this for now. we're thinking monday, we'll start to see the effects in tokyo. and if this does become a typhoon, it could very well make landfall on tuesday. further to the south, we've got plenty of sun cross sumatra and borneo and 4 java. look at this jakarta wall to wall sunshine on sunday with a hive. $31.00 sponsored pay cut on airways coveted beyond round the taken without hesitation. fulton died for carla. finds out that all this new babies were i did not think its neglected babies to deck people in power investigate, exposes, and questions. they used to be of power around the globe on al jazeera.

ah, ah, the me. you want to see it out. reminder, i told stories, this demonstrators have taken to the streets and several brazilian cities calling for the impeachment of president jack. both sonata angry over is handling the corona, virus time damage, as well as allegations of corruption that have been more protests in european cities as governments push from vaccines. hospital police in france, you care gas to discuss protesters in the capital, demonstrators there say that against a green cost of only a lot of vaccinated people. free of the coven, 1900 virus, and restaurants,

and other indoor areas. tech is defense, ministry says to turkey, soldiers have been killed in an attack on their arm or in northern cities are bob area, to minister said took his forces in media, they fired back another presidential candidate has been detained in nicaragua, just days before registration for november's election opens on wednesday, no elevate. daughter is the 7th presidential contender for accused of undermining the sovereignty of the country. dozens of journalists, activists, and opposition figures i've been arrested or placed under house arrest since june international watchdog organizations or condemning the crack dancing. it undermines democracy. jennifer, i'm a client, a professor of political science at georgia state university, and she's joining us by skype from atlanta. thank you very much. indeed for being with us. i would imagine it's kinda hard for nikolai go to say that there is any sort of democracy. if most of the opposition in the election have been arrested. i

was just going to play out well, you're exactly right. this cannot possibly be a an honest and competitive election when most of the opposition candidates are either under house arrest or being detained. some of them with no contact with lawyers or their families. so almost disappeared. so it's unclear what, what, what, what it clearly does shows is how insecure daniel ortega is about a competition. but also how brazen this is to, to wipe out the opposition before an election scheduled for november. daniel, there was a darling of the last touring, the 1971 who was fighting alongside december needs to fight as what changed. he lost in 1990 and that was, i think,

a traumatic experience for him. and his wife restarted moody. you and they were sort of in the wilderness for a few years and then he tried to come back and competed several times in last. when he finally one in 2006 again coming back to power. i think that they decided they would not risk a similar loss when, you know, previously they had lost not only power, but financial resources and you know, had had very little to go on and they didn't want to repeat that. and so, increasingly, since that time, he has done very and democratic things, including having the constitution change to allow his repeated reelections repressing protests, especially in 2018 with very harsh repression and relying

on on a harsh reaction to any kind of descent or protest against his regime over the last couple of years. so he's grown increasingly authoritarian. the u. s. has imposed sanctions on a 100, nicaragua and officials. it says that i've been involved in this track down other western governments are, have either done the same or planning to do the same. do you think that's going to have any influence over the take a government? well, it hasn't so far. obviously, as we see from today, the rest of yet the 7 candidate as well as other journalists, civil society leaders. that is the tool that is the easiest for foreign governments to use is revoking diesel freezing financial assets as leaders abroad. the tougher tool would be cutting off trade, cutting off international loans. and it generally economic sanctions.

the problem with that, the dilemma for international banks and for foreign governments is that that could hurt to humanitarian efforts to help the people of nicaragua. so that is always the dilemma with imposing broader economic sanctions. let me ask you about the view of the people of nicaragua and all of this they're seeing their politics change and they have done over the years. with this latest move, how do you think that they're going to react to all of this? well, i think right now there's so much repression. the opposition is cowed. i think people are afraid to go out and protest, given the harsh reaction to the 2018 widespread protests. the surprising thing perhaps, is that the business community has not reacted more strongly against this. daniel ortega made great efforts to have very good child with the business community

after his when he came back to power after 2006. he also repaired relations with the catholic church hierarchy. and with his, even with the united states in terms of his fighting drugs, he's good at fighting combat into drug war. so he has not done like other leaders like socialist leaders in venezuela who has alienated a lot of international ties and a lot of their own domestic business. instead, he's continue to market economy and has as retained allies, and probably about a 3rd of the population of public opinion continues to support him because they do receive benefits from his government. jennifer mccoy is professor of political science at georgia state university, and we appreciate your being on al jazeera mom. thank you very much indeed. thank you. he was, attorney general says 59 people who to part an anti government protests,

have been prosecuted. their actions were described as disturbances and charges included public disorder and causing non serious injuries. rights groups say more than 600 people were detained during and since the july 11th demonstrations, that's when thousands of cubans took to the streets, demanding political change, and protesting against poor economic conditions. read lindsey, as a journalist based in cuba with the media, organization, belly of the beast. he says that the government is responding to criticism. the trials have not been fair. there was a pushback against what is really been the big story of the international news media. and definitely a been all of our social media in recent weeks, which is that number of people detain, which as you mentioned, may, may be over 600, according to les compile, by a list compiled by journalist an activist here they or they did a press conference it's quite rare members, high ranking members of the justice system generally don't talk to journalists but

it. ready was clear, they want to sort of get, get their, their side of things out. a lot of the accusations against the government for people detained beyond the tension is that there are been trials. they say that the summary trials without a lawyer. the this list that has been compiled more than 600 people detain, includes 14 people who have been sentenced to a between 8 and 12 months. and so they. ready had the press conference that was the, the president supreme court as well as 20 general. and they base or they quite said there were not somebody trial. they said that brief trials and that they would fit the judicial process with ongoing. but at the same time they, they admitted there might have been mistakes made and that these mistakes be corrected. so they were leaving some room open for, for people potentially being relieved. but it's, it's very hard to stay. busy at this initial stage,

or what will be the result of these, of the people of these trials and what will happen to those people who are detained quite amount of top anti corruption, prosecutors from the country saying he feels for his safety. one from the cisco sandeval land, the special prosecutor's office was fired on friday, and he helped bring down former president auto perez molina and he was investigating people close to current liter handles your matching off guns into their 1st night of a nationwide curfew imposed by the government for what it calls security reasons. all but 3, the countries $34.00 provinces will be subject to the new restrictions. fighting started again after a quiet few days over the muslim, eat a lot holiday. they all these trying to hold a taliban advance, which has seen the group make large territorial games. are diplomatic, added a james base has this update from campbell? that's serious concern about the situation from africa officials. they have

a regular morning security meeting in cobble with senior cabinet ministers and senior generals. it's normally chad by the vice president, but it has now been chaired by president ashe, rough ghani. and immediately following that meeting, the interior ministry is issued an important announcement saying that in many parts of afghanistan, that is going to be a nighttime curfew put into place from 10 pm until 4 am, which is the time of 1st prayers the curfew will take place in 31 out of 34 provinces. so the majority of afghanistan, but it will not take place in 3 large population centers. they are cobble the capital and the providence around it. 9 go ha, province to the east with capital gel alibi. and also in punch year, which is a province just to the north of cobbled bay for now will be exempt from this night time curfew. the reason for the curfew is not being given other than it's for

security reasons, but it's been clear for many years that in contested parts of africa stop. the government may control things during the day, but the taliban very much own the night. wildfires continue to ravage the western united states firefighters have come from across the country to battle the blazes. after record temperatures, thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes as many more expected to follow. jo castro has more from washington d. c. smoke gusting from the other side of the country, turn the full moon over washington. d. c. orange on friday. wildfires to the west have now chewed through 5 and a half 1000 square kilometers of land. more than 70 homes have burned in thousands of people have been told to prepare to flee. i've got everything backed up by the door and i'm ready to go. as soon as the word comes until then i'm going to stay here and keep watering on 5 fire fighters were injured in montana after

a thunderstorm blue flames toward them. in oregon, weaker winds allowed firefighters to slow ablaze that has expanded by 6 kilometers a day. right now we're kind of securing the fire and they're pretty much upfront as or you get the live action bigger flames more more, he more general. and so far the fires have been limited mostly remote areas, but this blaze at the california nevada border now threatens a community of about $1200.00. we saw that you smoke over the mountain. smoke has made it difficult to fight the flames from the air. the california governor has nevertheless ordered more aircraft to be ready to join the battle. it's what little can be done in the face of extreme heat and drought. as the u. s. wildfire season burns on hydro, castro al jazeera washington. ah,

this is all. these are the tell stories demonstrate hasn't taken to the streets in several brazilian cities.