translation on a translators and acknowledged a road and strengthening the bones of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and wild coaches. lou ah shannon conservative jose antonio cast concedes to gabrielle bowditch paving the way for the student protest, leader, to be the country's youngest president. ah, i look into a hobby one. i'm come all santa maria with the world news from algiers. i hope i'm raving stun grenades and t against thousands. march to the presidential palace in sudan, demanding the military stays out of politics in the transition to democracy. also

in the news americans warned against traveling during christmas is the only con variant of covered 19 spreads rapidly. and we report from mindanao, one of the audience in the philippines, devastated bytes super typhoon ryan. ah, so they breaking news out of chillies that presidential runoff. is that the right wing? i was a on 10 jocasta's conceded defeat. results are still coming in, but gabrielle bowditch is now set to be chillies next. they to both candidates coming from outside the political mainstream as largely ruled that she license it returned to democracy back in 1990. so let's start with alexandra romp yeti. he is in santiago when the concession came, alessandro came very quickly. a came very quick, clear was

a surprise for many of them because antonio's cast supporters that came out here in front of its headquarters and that we're hoping instead for a victory speech, most of them have already left for just a couple of dozens are still here and i can show you here on the left, the workers of the cast campaign have already dismantled this stage where he was supposed to speak. instead, he gave a very short speech inside his at quarters in front of a small group of as to porters in a small group of the press. but he has been very generous in his concession stores, gabrielle bar, each recognizing his victory, saying that everybody needs to respect the voice of the majority of the bitch lands that decided to vote in favor of gabrielle bodies. as the next president of chief them will you?

yeah. and dimple the lady or but i a call today is a day of joy for burridge and i celebrate his success. and i will be there doing what i said i would do for the betterment of chile, and we will always be a unified country study. i. our promise is not just a passing one. it is one for our customs and our traditions this has been a very polarized the elections that comes after years now, often violent protest in the country was the 1st time in 3 decades. that the 2 candidates that offered such a stock, different view of the future of the country confronted each other in a country that was known for its stability of vis politics and it's economic views. and obviously here people are, had that for their says been at the out. come monday, if you talk to them, they'll tell you that they're quite worried the of what the bore,

each well proposed for the country of his father sees they're afraid they're going to try to move the country away too far to the last. they are also quite afraid by the fact that the communist party is part of is a coalition. and if you talk to the people here that they'll tell you that they, they fear that this cancer could turn in other venezuela or another. cuba just drastically changing that way. the country has as it's actually progressed in the, in the last few that that cuz we're gonna have to see if that indeed is the case. ok. thank you. allison, the ramp, yet he reporting from santiago, also joining us in san sierra. gonna fernando rosenblatt, who is an associate professor of political science at chillies at diego portales university. thank you for your time, sir. this was supposed to be a lot closer. wilson it, i mean i said as a said to alice under the concession came so fast and it seems to be a pretty solid victory. a year during the last week we expected

a my a much tighter we fall, but in the end it was more than 10 percentage points of difference between the the winning candidate got ill bought each uncle sam daniel cast em. i mean in fury, this is the result that we should have expected tighter. there are a tighter res was in some sort in opposition to what fury could have told. tell us about the results, right? we're just looking at live pictures as well. uh, we're waiting for mr. pottage to come out. i mean, there just seems to be, i know it's his rally, but there seems to be a great level of excitement that surrounds the man. yes. that those are grade level of of excitement. the said simon was seen during the last week. it was, it is the, the most consequential election in chiller scenes the, the election after the authoritarian regime that runs the, the 1st name already an action after that been show the regime or why? because we are coming from the social unrest in 2019 and we are in the process of

the constitutional reform and it in, in the iran of election. you had 2 very different, candid from the opposite side of the electrical spectrum, the left east and guardian voltage would turn out the winner in the electron ankles, antonio gas from the far right. so it was, it was a very polarized selection, and it was a critical election regarding, as especially the, the constitutional process that she lays on there going right now. so at, let's move that forward there because for any president to get anything done, they need support. does mr. bowditch have any more support in the chiller in congress that he can leverage now? well, that, that's a key question right. when we have right now is a very divided congress in what each only has a slight majority in the house, but the senate east. absolutely. and divided between the right on the left or the

center, right on the central left. so he, he will have to negotiate with different it with the friend calico says in order to, to advance, he said gender. and we have to remember that we are coming from the social unrest in which many demands were on the streets for a new health health system, a pension reform, et cetera. and, and he and, and he, most of he, for much of his agenda is about transforming chill into a social welfare state. right. but the thing is that for, for that to come true, he needs the supporting congress, which in the beginning he doesn't house. so 1st he, he needs to build a governing coalition with the old, a former comes out of the scene of the center left on the center bar thief. he know that to, to get at least to the 50 percent of the congress. great to talk here. fernando rosenblatt from the diego portales university in santiago. thank you for your time

. now. our latin america editor, lucille newman, out on the streets of santiago with gabrielle bowditch, is expected to address the nation. we were looking at pictures. there. looks like a huge crowd. the i think that that is an understatement. i can tell you how many people are here, but tens of thousands at the very, very nice, not just behind me, but all the way up the avenue to my left and down the avenue to my right, which is the largest largest thoroughfare that crosses all up some saddle, people are absolutely horrid, as you can see. they've been here now for at least 2 hours. people just have been dreaming here, waiting for their bodies to address the nation and address them. they are their children, mothers, fathers, the older people, but especially a lot of a lot of the young people who to a certain degree believe that it's one of them that is finally now going to be the

president of chile. interestingly, add up just an hour or shortly after an hour after i be post clothes, the other contender will san phone your past the right handed. it actually pulls the bodies and graduated him for his victory. and shortly after that, the president printed out. also clearly a host produced voted on his plans for the future for this country, also called bodies to congratulate him. this is very much in keeping with tradition here. and that tradition, despite the incredible differences between both groups. i know that that tradition certainly have not been destroyed. it seems to be intact with me that perhaps tomorrow morning president of us going to get a vote to visit that in order to have breakfast with him, which is also another good dish in here to explain how they will guarantee a smooth transition from one government to the other in march,

let's see what's your take on the actual margin of victory here it seems to be so comfortable for gabrielle about it when all the indications were be the exact opposite absolute day. it's been the biggest surprise and i've spoken to a lot of people including his camp. they really can't explain it yet. they're waiting for the details of the vote to be to be filtered to be distill. well, we do know that at least between 10 and 15 percent more people voted in this 2nd round that in the 1st round. but he won 12 percent more votes on the 13 percent more vote for the 2nd round. but he did in the 1st, but different 11 comfortable percentage points with a, with hands on your past. when, when this victory now the most comes from who are they were not quite sure yet, but i would think that it means that

a lot of very young people who didn't vote in the 1st round decided to do so. this time when they saw what was a thing that their country would go either in one direction or at a very, very different one that perhaps they did not want. if they did not go to the valid ball this year, what do you think happens to the antonio cops now? of course he said, and it's all been very cordial. we. we accept that way. he can seed and he supports the new president, but he now has a job to do with an opposition leader. absolutely, and i think he will be fierce. i'll put the opposition leader who he is a man who has shown that he has a lot of support behind him. he is a man who speaks well, he has laid out his platform, his principal. he mentioned the fact that he's going to now do everything he can to defend those principles. and he's talking about conservative family value principles among other things. but also that he will do everything he can to ensure

that the new to the new constitution which is being written at this very moment been which has to be put before 11 side in july. i referendum in july. i did not do his like, hey, so that invoice has a lot of opposition that he will be facing rather opposition, not just from past, but also in congress because he does not hold a majority in either house. thank you. let's see if an hour good. we'll be back with you later on after we hear from gabrielle birch look at the crowd, stare in santiago in front of the stage there, and that's just close to the sage as lucille was saying, a stretch right back down the avenue. in santiago, the podium is there ready for gabrielle bartch to arrive and address the crowd. and we will bring that to you as soon as it happens

on to other needs. for now though, and hundreds of thousands of protesters in sudan of march to the presidential palace, exactly 3 years since the protest sir began to topple the former leader omnibus. sheer demonstrators are demanding, the military stays out of the transition towards democracy. has he been, morgan reports from this is the spouse of gathering of protested in one of the districts in to dance capital her to and hallo, toby has come to join them. she's one of tens of thousands who came out on sunday to commemorate the anniversary of sudan server lucian in 2018. they're also out once again to voice their anger at the military takeover which happened in late october and which they say d real to dance, transition and federal garage at muffler on san jose plaza. i took parson, the 201320162018 protests against basha and here i am now and we'll continue to protest until our demands a mess. i will keep protesting until there is the civilian government,

and there is peace. freedom and justice sedans, uprisings, thought it over hikes in prices of basic commodities, but it soon turned into calls for an end to the government of our martin bashir, which had been in power for 3 decades. his military ousted him in april 2019 and signed a power sharing agreement with the political coalition forces of freedom and change which were presented the protest movement. but the partnership came to an end in october, when the military dissolved the transitional government and arrested several government officials that sparked anger and renewed protests on the street. a deal between the ousted prime minister of the lamb duke and the military, which saw him reinstated back to his position. feel the anger further with sudan, witnessing the largest turn out yet since the take over. all i'm saying is that evolution never actually ended a discontinuing, and we will continue until we are to have all of our goals. we don't want them immediately to be the head of the state anymore. we want villian government. we

want justice for all the wounded. all the monitor, our friends, brothers and sisters and sons. we want justice for all of them. we want our, we want development. i mean, i need to wirelessly for every one. i've now got, i mean, just guessing that i am sad, if you will, only up on can i move away from to not participate in these anniversary protest told us to restore our stolen revolution with charlotte. this day is a turning point in our evolution and an end to the takers. and even if it's not, we will continue to protest. i restore our revolution which cost many lives. i was rado. protestors were able to reach the southern gates of the presidential palace on the anniversary of the revolution. security for says, responded using tear gas sung grenades and live ammunition to disperse them. since the takeover at least 45 people were killed by security forces and more than 300 injured. but that hasn't ended. the turmoil as political parties remain divided and

the military remains and power handled heck, ball for dialogue and national consensus to get to dan outs of its political crisis . but protested on the street they, they regard his agreement with the military has given legitimacy to the takeover and a disregard that demands with the military to be removed from the dance politics and 3 s as the thought of the uprising to dance, transition to democracy remains fragile, and many of its slogans remained on achieved. sundays, protests ended with security forces chasing protesters. but for many, the day is a continuation of the revolution that overthrew a military leader once. and which they hope will achieve the changes that have been calling for an overthrow. another military leader, he bo morgan, al jazeera, harder to him, an e. c. o p. a state media is saying the military is taking control of lally bella from the children rebels. that town switched hands multiple times in this conflict between the military and the take our people's depression front labella home to

a u. n. world heritage site in the horror region which borders to grey united nation says the violence is left more than $9000000.00 people across the northern ethiopia, dependent on food aid, or many americans in our reconsidering their holiday plans. as corona virus cases, serge new york reported its highest number of cases for a 2nd consecutive day, but officials are still resisting another lockdown. the support from kristen salumi, a week before christmas and break through coven cases are forcing the cancellation of several performances from the rockettes annual holiday show at radio city music hall to harry potter on broadway with the alma chron variance spreading rapidly, worried new yorkers lined up to get tested among them, the vaccinated and boosted broadway. actor katy roper, it's been really scary with the new very, very,

very scary and i definitely when it gets hasn't more. i've had a couple of friends as positive. it's not good. new york city has a 90 percent vaccination rate and some of the strictest vaccination requirements in the country. so despite a new record number of daily infections, new york mayor says more locked downs won't be necessary. we have better treatment than we've ever had. we have won the highest levels of vaccination anywhere in the country and we have the ability to get a lot more people vaccinated or to get them boosted very, very quickly. still, many americans are reconsidering their holiday travel plans. nationwide. hospitalization, rates are also on the rise, though still well below. last year's peak. clearly when you travel, there is always a risk of increase infection. but if people need to travel and want to travel for the obvious family reasons during this holiday season, if you're vaccinated and you're boosted and you take care when you go into congregate settings, like airports, to make sure you continually where you mask,

you should be okay. health experts say, even though micron appears to be less deadly than the delta variant, it spreads more quickly and that could spell trouble for the nation's health care system with hospitalizations, also rising, particularly in areas with lower vaccination rates. kristin salumi al jazeera new york in europe, the surgeon covert cases linked to armor crown has led governments to take urgent action ahead of the winter holidays. the netherlands went into a strict lockdown on sunday, and the pressure on the british government do the same. that the anger against new restrictions is also building. as i said, beg now reports. oh. 7 against mandatory vaccinations and vaccine passports, thousands gathered in belgium to express their anger at restrictions. it comes as a government issued strong advice to get vaccinated and gave health workers 3 months to get fascinated or risk losing their jobs. britain has seen some of its

highest levels in new cases of the virus, wembley football stadium was turned into a mass booster vaccination center, as the government tries to curb the outbreak. but for now, it's reluctance to impose a pre christmas lockdown is at odds with the mayor of london. if we don't bring in new restrictions sooner rather than later, you going to see even more positive cases and potentially a public service like the editors on the verge of clubs. if not collapsing, gemini has added the u. k to it's higher is countries, meaning tighter travel restrictions? france has already been travel from britain other than compelling reasons which do not include tourism and business. it comes as europe races itself for the spread of the army. kron variant and many countries are now considering the return of restrictions over the christmas period. these streets in the netherlands should have been packed with christmas shoppers. but all non essential businesses have been ordered to close after a strict lockdown was imposed. even on the northern tip of europe, finland with

a christmas period brings with it tourists. this now real concern. i've never had times like this before. like i know my colleagues. they are wondering the same. and this is like a puzzle every day. your stars back again on you look at the latest updates on use, and you start wondering what's happening with the travelers. what's happening with the georgia workers. the company is how do we survive as christmas, fast approaches the shadow cast by the covey virus seems to be getting ever longer . i said big, i deserve a group of islamic countries as promised to set up a funds to provide aid to have gone a stone where millions of people are at risk of starvation this winter park of thought hosted the emergency meeting of the organisation of islamic corporation. members agreed to create a trust fund whereby countries could donate without having to deal directly with the taliban rulers. the conference has agreed and it is.

it was required to establish a humanity and trust fund to dave aggrieved. and we've all agreed to launch a food security program for a finest 3 week. collectively feel that we have to unlock financial and banking channels because the economy cannot function and people cannot be held without backing services. pockets. ounce prime minister on con, told the meeting it is possible to avert a disaster. the point is that if the world does not act, this will be the biggest manmade crisis which is unfolding in front of us.

we the oh i see. it's a big responsibility on us because not only is it the to treated the situation and one a stein as a don forms, but it's a religious duty to help them vote so being counted in hong kong 1st legislative elections since bay ging imposed its sweeping reforms about 30 percent of eligible voters actually cast their ballots, which was a record low despite the government's last minute campaign to boost numbers. changes to laws made by china last year prevented opposition candidates from taking part in the election. and he so called patriots were given the opportunity police in the philippines say at least a 169. people are confirmed dead. and the aftermath of a super typhoon, ry thousands of soldiers of now joined rescue workers to search for survivors in

remote areas. jamila allan doug and has more now from stood aghast city. the philippine village. she invited us to a reconnaissance flight over the eastern part of the mindanao region to see for ourselves the damage caused by super typhoon. right? sure go island is were super tape for not re 1st made landfall in the philippines. what was once a popular tourist destination reduced to this, the pilot then turned towards the nugget. island even from afar. the damage was distressing to see. it didn't matter whether their house was big or small. the typhoon packing wind speed close to 200 kilometers an hour, did not discriminate damaging. almost every building. after landing ensued, he goes city. general admirals order is clear,

aid must reach those devastated areas. as soon as possible, the magnitude of the damage is lini b. it is because the one that was affected our island robbins is if you will address those problem bursts and burn. what's your problem? released logistics nightmare. we drove around the mean town city. dow storm damaged, like this is a familiar scene here. now at the port area, we found more than a 100 families forced from their homes. they are from the jour. sufficient community once lived on houses on stilts by the sea. now this is all they have left are gone. so what resident here are telling us is that it's 6 pm. now this is going to be their 1st meal for the day. something that they just picked up from the garbage mostly. and this has to clean at least 5 families tonight. resubmit that i

will at sun is desperate to a we don't even have, right. there's nothing. my children are crying. we look for a left over, but there was nothing. we went to bed with an empty stomach. i gave them a go. this is the human cost of support. they would rise, destruction. it's estimated that thousands of families are displeased here now. but this is just one province. days since the storm shock. many communities remain cut off with dozens reported missing, and this is why many say they are still bracing for the worst gym. eileen dog, and al jazeera saudi go. province, southern philippines. and now super typhoon roy is heading towards vietnam heavy rain and strong winds of already force thousands of people on the coastline to evacuate state media. as a fisherman died trying to anchor

a boat in at least 5 other vessels of sunk time fins expected to make landfill between sunday night and monday morning emergency services arrested her on 21000 people who fled their homes due to flooding and malaysia torrential rainfall in the past few days is effective. 7 states, thousands of people are now staying in temporary shelters. floods are common at this time of year. but authority said the amount of rain that fell in the past day was equivalent to a month's worth. now to a city famous for its cold war wall where east is meeting west and the new exhibition as dominant came reports from berlin. the cool and the cold showcase is all sorts of out from that defining period in german history. it's a window on a world gone by putting communism against capitalism, the real against the abstract and iconic leaders against leading icons from an era when the message was as profound as the art itself. artist help us to understand

the systems we are living in and very often i think artists are, you know, showing us thank you can live against it and that you can spend for the other and the other perspective. and so i hope that, that visitors really see that, you know, also these times, but also at our times now artists are telling us about the, the politics we're living in. this exhibition focuses on life and art during the cold war. so lenin peers out from his library, the manners the people in command, while styling appears his wartime leader, receiving the thanks of a grateful nation. the space race is a key theme. here you are a current of draws together cosmos, from every part of the van communist world. but lowell nesbit lift often splashed down fly the flag for the democratic world for the exhibitions curation. this is an example of what distinguishes the art of the u. s. s. r from the usa of us always

tend to be picked pictures. for example, the pop art is painting things they found on footages like comics or photograph. and i have the impression the us are to watch more close to their motive, to the things they really want to pay. too many western eyes pop art has long been considered cool. lead to buy andy wall holes answers to abstract expressionism from painting pop stars to collecting cans of soup on canvas. what he liked eating for lunch back then. now the rest of the world consumes in art form during the cold war, some behind the iron curtain considered this propaganda. while in the west, much the same was said about much of soviet art. the time when this propaganda was created is long gone. now all the remains, or the paintings themselves,

a reminder of the clash of ideas between east and west. in a city where those 2 opposing ideologies came head to head, dominant cane al jazeera berlin. ah christmas, just days away if he celebrating and around the world, many joining in the festivities in venezuela's capital lay, santa run took place, creating a see a red and white participants dressed up as father christmas for the 10 k. run. with that says crash prizes. i think it might be cash prizes for the winners. resident said the event allowed them to reunite with family and friends after corona virus restrictions ah. on al jazeera, these are our top stories the left us gabriel. burrage is.