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in pakistan's parliament. the opposition accuses prime minister in mon cons. party of delaying and no confidence votes. installed the leaders on preparing to head off with the 3rd round at the masters as tiger woods battles tough conditions. to make the cut at augusta hello, the british prime minister boris johnson has been holding talks of the ukrainian president voluntary zalinski in chief. so johnson has promised to intensify sanctions against russia and provide more military assistance to ukraine. the meeting comes more than 6 weeks into the russian invasion of ukraine. johnson is the latest in a line of foreign leaders who've been traveling to ukraine to offer their support. preaching has done in places like boucher and in up in his war crumbs

have permanently polluted his reputation and the reputation of his, of his government. and it is clear we discussed this at length. it's clear that what he's doing now, he has suffered or a reverse, but he's retreat is tactical at he's going to intensify the pressure now. all right, let's go more from enron. con was joining us from the ukranian capital key. so this was a surprise visit by boris johnson. tell us more about the significance. offer the support that he's proposing. well the significance of the support is quite simple. actually. it's military aid, a $130000000.00 worth that includes a $120.00 armored vehicles was ukrainians have been awesome full. but it may well include a weapon that the ukrainian se they crucially desperately need in order to keep a desa from having russian forces landon is born. and that's the harpoon missile

system. that's the land to ship missiles system. the russians are currently blockading several ports within ukraine itself. that'll be absolutely crucial. now there's no confirmation on whether that's actually happened or we're still waiting to see what the details of this deal off. but judging by the language from the 2 leaders, the language has been very warm. it's been very cool. busy congratulate, sorry, on both sides of the primary. the volume is lensky is office saying that he was a true friend, a to ukraine, and that in the time of need, he actually stepped up for a sonton himself. also tweeted saying that he, they had warm regards for his a friend glutamate zalinski. so a big show of support, a big show of military 8 like i say, 100 says he $1000000.00 worth it will be warmly welcomed. however. busy for shelves and does have problems at home,

and he does have an enormous amount. the u. k has enormous amounts. all russian investment, not just within the city of london itself, the stock exchange, etc. but in london and across the united kingdom, the economy is suffering as a result of the sanctions against russia, a number of russian businessman, law suffering as well. now this means that there is a tremendous amount of price. it's a lot of those russian business. when all supporters clearly of the tory party, so there is a fine line he needs to walk when it comes to this. but right now he's showing a show a showing a strengthening relationship between ukraine and britain. and the fact that he come here speaks volumes itself in his way of saying we are here for the ukrainian people. but it's worth remembering $113000000.00 worth of a military aid yet. britain is that the country has taken the least amount of ukrainian refugees. thank you so much. i'm on con, reporting from keith. now that you has pledged more than

a $1000000000.00 to support countries welcoming refugees from ukraine. european commission, president ursula vander line, made the pledge at a fundraising event held in warsaw. $650000000.00 will go to poland, and she said, the rest of the funds would go to other frontline states. today we are supporting millions of ukrainian refugees and people in need. above all, we are sending a message to every single ukrainian in their cities and villages under siege. a message of called to their brave ukraine and soldiers, heroes, defending their counter from the aggressor. dear brothers and sisters, you are not alone. the member states are doing an outstanding job. it's phenomenal . the n g o are working on the ground, the communities, the local communities, out standing in receiving the refugees. but as i said,

more is needed and any pledge will help a refugee here in the european union. but also this is so important. any pledge will help a person that is internally displaced last at home because of the bumping and shelling of proteins army within ukraine. the war and ukraine has called europe biggest refugee and humanitarian crisis. in the 2nd world war. more than 10000000 people have been forced to flee their homes a quarter of the country's population. more than 6000000 are still in ukraine, around 4 and a half 1000000 have escaped. 2 and a half 1000000 of them are in poland. most of the rest are in other countries, neighboring ukraine, and some have moved on to western europe. earlier, i spoke to andrea as chris off was a spokesman for the un refugee agency. he says ukraine's refugees will need long term support. what we're seeing is still refugees from ukraine

arriving at smaller numbers. we have when you put it into perspective, we need to see that in the mass up to 140000 people per day across the border. so it's really records numbers which we haven't seen and other record emergency, and now it will be in the 1000. so still significant all the volunteer organizations are many of them are still there, but it's already that we need to more a longer term perspective on them, but also on supporting the refugees went on because often they only spend a few hours a day at the border and then they move on to major cities in. that's actually what's right. so once, then they move on to these major cities and they enter poland. what does each situation like for them and how challenging is it? well, is we all know a good, well come

a call that has really been an area and it's, it's probably something that are capital for other christ and placement and refugees of the region. now, here in watson where i'm now and we think that may be roughly estimated one out of 10 people is a refugee. so we need just these people accept accommodation. they need if they can work next to just to health care. so this is something really in the perspectives and many are hosted with local citizens, may not be able to to host them for an extended period. right, so we've just heard from the european commission president at the fundraising event that's been held in warsaw where you are, and $650000000.00 has been pledged to poland. specifically, no doubt this will help the country because as you're saying, it's bit under

a tremendous amount of pressure as not to, to take in this the, the refugees and to host them. yes, certainly, and i mean they need support from other countries in the 1st name, obviously to go into the next on and especially also municipalities, villages, town had been planning on this and entity the records for other international organizations. and you know, they can come to me and i wonder if you can speak to this statistic, the polish border for lisa saying that according to its data there about 364000 people who have actually returned to ukraine since february. the 24th. can you tell us about about that and why, why you think they're returning? well, what we're seeing is that the movement across the border,

they am more in line with what and what will come of these people may be wrecked, need not to be there to pick to. we talk refugee, they have hungry members. they think it's relatively where they are now when the pay that would relate this development in ukraine and also the rights and displacement. we have more than half a 1000000 internally displaced in the ukraine now. so that means that it's on the situation like here. yeah, there is certainly the possibility that more ukrainian earlier ukraine's president vulnerable lensky met austria as chancellor call the armor and keep the army said he wanted to show support for ukraine. austria has been providing humanitarian aid as well as helmets and body armor for civilians.

the austrian chancellor also visited keith suburb of earpiece, where dozens of bodies were found on the streets after the russian forces left of the zeros russell sars are spoke to him. i saw the war a united nations i needed hear more about our client, the criminal support going to help the victims of this war with what on or no can appeal, i feel sorry for the people who live here to fight to defend their country. and hugh, hebrew televi of war, aldwin, this young people died off and i don't know why they are

here in the country, right. i have to fight this war has to and we have to stop the war. wooten had to stop the war. well, we have to do our best that it will have plenty. morehead on the al jazeera news, our including tons of 1000 rally near sri lankan president, go to bio to patches office and the biggest process yet over the countries. economic turmoil also closed in gambia record number of candidates are flying for a place in national assembly. the sport a slice of law lists, appleton's hopes of staying in the english premier on the theater house more. ah, israel has announced strict new measures against palestinians living in the genie in refugee camp that in the occupied west bank. it includes restrictions on their movements, businesses and permits to visit relatives. hours earlier,

the israeli army moved into the camp in force leading to one palestinians. death, winter, but a him has more. a picture of 24 year old mother saddie is laid next to the grave of his friend, the whole story, who was killed by israeli forces in march. now they are both buried in the same cemetery. a few meters from each other. both were members of the slimy, you had party in jeanine in the north of the occupied westbank. mourners tell us aside, he went to confront israeli forces when they rated the refugee camp early on saturday . i thought so, so he took me to the hospital in the morning to check on my arm when he heard the history of the army was in the camp. he wanted to confront them. this later i called him and he said he was surrounded. then he didn't pick up the phone. i saw the use of him on the ground. i'll call your mom many, but he was always with me and i'm sure i used to try to convince him to stay safe. all of his friends and martyrs, he was sick of this life. the palestinian health minister received 30 palestinians

from the occupied west bank have been killed since the beginning of the year. most during confrontations with his reading forces. just 10 days ago, palestinians in the janine refugee camp married a 17 year old son of the year after he was soft by the israeli forces fire. now there mourning the loss of the sadie and remembering the luxury, sorry, who was killed by israeli forces fire. 40 days ago, i'll seniors here are telling us that the israeli occupation has left them with one option to fight it. he is really army say to palestinians with arrested and plans me to demolish. the homo fraud has him. he's the gunman, suspected of killing 3 israelis in an attack on a born tel aviv on thursday. his family have been summoned for questioning by these rating military, but told a jazeera, they don't intend to go. 2 of the 4 attacks in israel in the past 3 weeks,

were by palestinians from the jeanene hill palestinians consider jeanene a strong hold for resistance to these radio occupation. and it's estimated that there are thousands of guns here during the 2nd them to follow the jenin refugee camp was the scene of one of the deadliest streets by these ready military, 20 years later without a state or freedom from occupation, palestinians. here see the battle isn't over it. abraham elijah's eda yoke your fight. westbank opposition m. p. 's and pakistan are choosing the ruling party of delaying a no confident vote against prime minister in mon con. the session was adjourned. 4 times on saturday. earlier parliament was dissolved to avoid a vote of confidence, no confidence supreme court judges rule that was illegal. opposition party say they have enough votes to oust con. so let's take a look at how to push for no confidence vote led to this constitutional crisis last

sunday. the opposition put forward a no confidence motion to parliament in a bit to our prime minister iran con. it accused him of handling the economy badly . the deputy speaker blocked the motion saying it was unconstitutional and involved for an interference on iran. cons advised pakistan's president, dissolve parliament. the opposition and challenge got order in the supreme court. on friday, the court ruled the cons moved to dissolve parliament and call snap elections was in fact illegal. so the court ordered parliament to reconvene and hold the no confidence votes. let's get an update from kim all. hi, there are joining us from as bad. so when can we expect to vote then come on. that's an excellent question. i'm just looking at my watch because in less than 45 minutes, they parliament will have to and. and of course we have also been told that day. judges who deliberated on the proceedings,

nullifying the deputy speaker move. i've also gone to court. so a lot can happen as one analyst day. the air is so take with tension, you can cut it with a knife and that i've got in that situation because the opposition has been demanding that that war should take place. the government, on the other hand, not just debating that because they said that they have to debate on the foreign conspiracy. now the prime minister in ron con, called an emergency meeting of the cabinet while parliament was in session on a one point agenda today. flash of fi, the letter which came from the united states tech named severe consequences for enron cons government if it was to show why the no confidence motion. so he had declassified that document and wants to shaded with all the stakeholders. so it is not a clear as to whether the court date being reconvened to port contempt charges against

the government. all i'd been getting ready to have a look at that leg. lot of confusion. the opposition, on the other hand, demanding that this has to happen. the government, of course, on the other hand, saying that they're not going anywhere i'm wrong on saturday. i tangible concrete evidence. so for an interference in trying to bring about re james j that he was not going anywhere. so indeed, they tense moments when it comes to pakistan's parliamentary history. but it must be a member that enron con, has got the largest number of warts in that 2018 elections. and it is a battle of the narrative because what government name, ron con, not saying this is a conspiracy against august on the opposition is saying that this is totally unconstitutional. and that the government has to go with that ward of no con furden . okay, come on. thank you so much. come a hi dar reporting from islamic bonds. covenant and restrictions in saudi arabia

are being relaxed to allow a 1000000 muslims to join the annual has pilgrimage. in july of the age limit of 65 foreign visitors are allowed if they have a negative p. c r test. only a few 1000 saudi pilgrims have been allowed to visit mecca over the past 2 years before the virus 2 and a half 1000000 pilgrims normally 2 parts. the city shanghai will start lifting a strict lockdown in communities that report no cove in 1900 cases. within 2 weeks of mass testing, around 26000000 residents have been under lockdown since march 28th. following an outbreak, shanghai reported about 23000 infections on saturday. most of them were a symptomatic, dozens of medical volunteers have been brought into the city to help with the mass testing. the presidents of china and the philippines have held a virtual summit, but their joint statement didn't mention the territorial disputes in the south

trying to see fishermen in the philippine say they're caught in the middle of a territorial tussle with china. so me the other talk reports from somebody's so somebody else will know jet ski, the locals love, know billy be know when rodrigo to 30 ran for the presidency in 2016 eve down to defend filipino fishermen at all cost. this is years later that promise to jet ski to the south china sea level turned out to be an electioneering stunt. what about go go? that was my bravado. who it was, appeal campaign, john joe, and a huge disappointment to the thousands of philippine fishermen who voted for him. here in the town of massey lock in zambales province, that his army can be more bus about them on your job for a high or low blood test at the job. it is a matter of survival for our families. it's absurd. the, i'm the, the scar boris shoal is a 124 miles from the province and well within the exclusive economic zone claimed

by the philippines. the chinese warship seized control of the reef 10 years ago since then in the centers for on this says he's faced constant harris meant from chinese vessels in the quote number will not back look. one time i was surrounded inside the triangle of 3 chinese ships. i was in a small wooden vessel and they were all steam. i thought it was the end of my life . why are refreshing? like weird thebes in our own waters? that is ours. i'm not sure the dirt and china as president, she ging thing announced that their country is i will broaden this space for more positive engagements. but such dialogue is far from the realities at sea. chinese and philippine coast guards ships almost collided last month. in with the filipino crew, said was a dangerous maneuver and clear violation of international law. china so called 9

dash line, which claims most of the south china sea has already been declared invalid in 2016 by international tribunal. but that does not stop china from its expansions and incursions in the south china sea. in fact, since then, more than 240 diplomatic protests have been filed by the philippines against china, 183 of which were filed last year. the 30, the stepping down in july and they campaign for his replacement is well under way. many philippines say that after years of policy of appeasement towards china, they're eager for a tougher stand. a more treacherous scores for the next philippine leader to navigate. jim l as in dog and i'll just 0. my see, look in some ballast, northern philippines, sri lanka, seen its largest protest and these started the country's economic crisis. tens of

thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets and colombo, demanding president with the bio roger pucks off resign. and l fernandez, reports angry, frustrated and desperate for justice around the president's office in colombo. under the eyes of the police, shalanda is facing its worst economic crisis in decades or saturday, the protest is kept coming. most of them young people in what reported to be the biggest protest over the crisis today, are public servants. so we, i had to say that always as needs could be heard and he needs to be respected. and his grades is needs though, and no because it has gone up to the limit that well, be bull, cannot obey any more. the crowds came from all of to lunches, diverse communities. this course to read, give us stolen money back, and this is corrupt jewelers, uplaid with our future. in recent weeks the price of essential goods rocketed and

cooking gas and fuel became scarce. hopa last up to 13 hours. 7 economy see a massive drop in tourism revenue due to the east of bombing of 2019, and the pandemic, coupled with a loss of government revenue due to a major free election tax stuck to blame. not is not in a foreign currency for the government to buy a central that's only might be out of disguises about the raj, a bunch of has to be removed from the positions and they normally be could see some sort of a credible political stability in the country and political bid that want to go stability on late they want to make god sustainable to be big bill coming to the country. the government is requesting a bailout from the international monetary fund and also seeking financial assistance in india, china, and other friendly countries. the government has described demonstrators as extreme,

is accusing them of being politically manipulated. while a very few may this description, a vast majority of the thousands of protests that have turned up voluntarily. they say they're on their futures back and go talk to roger, talk to and the government must go. fernandez, are just colombo, those for lincoln. government is now seeking $3000000000.00 in aid to restore a supplies of essential items. basically we can restore the supply chain if we can provide this necessities on time, we can get our tourism back on track that will bring dollars in. we need to protect our export industry. we need to protect the supply chain. so if he can do that, i feel if he can, i mean the numbers i still been looked out, i just take it all day or 2 ago her back. a rough figure is probably we need about

$3000000000.00 infusion building the next 3 to 6 month dame. now to 6 man for us to meaningfully come out of a pulse of clothes and gambia, where people have been voting to elect and national assembly. a record number of candidates are vying for the 53 parliamentary seats and other 5 will be appointed by president as i'm a barrow. he's facing growing political and economic discontent and hopes to win enough support to move forward with his agenda. our democrats is moving. that means the feeling level and i think that is very good going forward. what was the process and period 90 times is that he's over. we have constantly did our cell phone listen moving forward. and the dream has been following developments from nigeria, capital, a boucher, they turn out is very, it was very low, so it was the day. and this was can fun course by civil society organizations,

local observers, and even the election commission. the spokesman of the election commission confirm to me that yes, the tunnel compared to the presidential elections last december was very low. so that's how it's been and this could be a good sign for the ruling or governing party. then p, p. remember the n p p was formed out to the coalition that brought the president out of the bottle to power. and now it's projected when at least about 30 percent of the seats to be declared closely followed by the main opposition, the u. d. p. party. now what that means now is that bottle maybe out of one coalition. then he will need to have another coalition partner in parliament or collision partners in parliament in order to governor push the reese agenda in parliament. when these results come out, what happened was the day, the low voter turnout was a good time for them. it's probably the best the party can hope to which of course,

when mean that in the local, in the villages enrolled community is a party project to do well. not in the cities where the opposition has a very stronger presence than the governing n p. p. part you remember the opposition has been in place for a very long time, says even proceeding. yeah. damage leadership. so a lot of people expect the president's party to the well in the order of communities and the opposition to the well in parliament guineas else. the president has returned to cannot cree after seeking medical attention in the united arab emirates, africa, and they was loud to leave in january by the term government that unseated him in september. he's under house arrest. guinea, his face condemnation and african union membership suspension over the take over still had on the al jazeera in his our trouble. k all said england's ported over thousands of trucks bound for europe are forced to hew duty very disruptions in

sport. peter has a qualifying action ahead of the form of the one australian from pre awe. as the seasons are still changing, we haven't said goodbye quite to wind to yet isn't very wintry storm left. a bit of snow on the high gravel eastern turkey. it leaves rain showers in iran and you see tails off down here. the orange here is the winds associated with a system. the tend to pick up would you sense georgia dumb mat in iraq on, in syria and indeed in egypt. but it's a bit of a break down as intense as you might expect. the breeze, it usually follows down the go for bring a bit of dusty weather and through buffering cathy on the temperature on the high side. but the good, i think, remained high and you buy and muscat me, 43, it's ridiculous. but come down little bit for the north of up sunshine a band. so it's average in bay route. but look what's curling back into turkey.

again, those spell of for all the colder weather stover heights in turkey, rain for most and a drop in temperature in the levant. but for the south, nothing, it's quiet. it's hotter the empty quarter, due by muskets, were above average by quite a few degrees. in contrast, in southern africa, the rain is really for me, it's not just under storms is proper persistent rain in the south of botswana and causal tile. and the snow likely, i think in the suit too, as well. all this time, kate tad's, enjoying the bit of warmth, but not johannesburg, takes a while to warm up in the rain, then moves eastwards to watch durbin with full of struggles full of pleasure. nozzler aguaro was on the label and went through a mrs. yeah. and when she blew in with me, but when i get a our bounce, an intimate look at life in cuba,

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ah, again the top stories on the all just there, williams, our british prime minister born johnson has been holding talk to the ukranian president, villagers, zalesky and keith johnson has promised to intensify sanctions against russia and provide more military assistance to ukraine. m p. 's and pockets on our to vote on whether or not prime minister in long time keeps his job. parliament was dissolved earlier this week in an attempt to avoid the vote of no confidence. the supreme court judges rule that was illegal. israel has it own strict new measures against palestinians living in the janine refugee company occupied west bank earlier. the is really army moved into the camp, enforce and killed one month was we're going to die. but he was joining us on the phone from my la, also in the occupied west bank with the latest on the situation and janine nevada

and also to tell us how these forms of collective punishment measures really will impact palestinians in the refugee camp. that in this decision is related to people living in the bill, yet not just a machine, which means that it's affecting more than 300000 palestinians. and this is why i was did you see there's a form of collective punishment? it's important to remember that this discourse is not something new. this is a discourse that insurance has been in for years, but maybe on the smaller scale when it comes to small city, there could choose who has the upper hand. this time it's acting for layers, festival palestinians, really who usually come shopping engineering, so that's going to affect the economy of the city. secondly, the bmw c, current holders, which means the business line cards, which is already just

a small minority of people who have a car genera allowed to go back and forth from the bank and they already have good and what's called a trade relations residual. the other layer is related to workers. now, according to the usability measures, they will be subjected to more and more inspection that we've been talking to over . they say that they are already being humiliated that check for and they are being forced to undergo a very strict inspection measures which already makes the lives much more difficult . now the 1st layer got this new decision is affected. is it related to permit for palestinians living in the occupied less than going to visit the families occupied these jewish now? because palestinians live across the political divide, some in israel,

some of the others in the west bank. they have company and relations that have been already severed by the permit system. that is, and many will tell you that they feel that israel shouldn't even have that system because they do is to select it's going to the house didn't under international law . so it shouldn't even have a c in who gets to enter jerusalem. now we, as we said before, this is not something new, many power video, steve it's, it's a form of collective punishment, and it's also been taking other it's really have been taking other measures. we've seen them yesterday bring both to close the gaps in the separation wrong. so there are places where palestinians can cross into his room immediately and many of them go to work and we've seen it's really

a security establishment mention that some of meet the goodman have croft needs. seeing them also clue think the gaps. so we're looking at a lot of measures the palestinians called collective punishment. and that ultimately remind palestinians who has the upper hand. ok, thank you so much. but i am reporting from among the occupied westbank. iran has been holding a national ceremony to mark its nuclear a day. both the president on the head of the atomic energy agency took part on the hush him has more from to her. on the iranian nuclear agency showed at 9 of its new achievements and fields of health and agriculture. also, iran is suppose they already said they did to upload that jordan c, p f, which is the con, the country program,

a framework for the next 20 years to the i. e. a website where it's showing in gen that are what are the plans and objectives, the uranium nuclear agency is, is putting forward. one of them is producing on $10000.00 megawatts of electricity through nuclear power. also, the president spoke during this ceremony. he said that iran one link it's nuclear ambitions within the peaceful framework. it went to link its own research, its own knowledge within the, in nuclear science to the demands and whatever other countries want at this was in a way or another signal to watch the negotiations as we know that right now, the iranian nuclear file that's controversial within the international power is under negotiations and talks between iran and 5 plus one and america. and these talks are installed due to points regarding the,

the listing of the i r g c, thousands of trucks heading for europe. i've been forced to q the port of dover and england. authority say the delays is caused by issues with certification for fairies that cross the english channel. a section of the main highway has been closed off to allow trucks to q. some drivers say could take up to 2 days to make it to the ports and across to france were a challenge reports in the town of ashford, near dover. why 45 kilometers from the polls are over and just look at this queue. this stretches all the way down to the channel. now this is called corporation brought basically the police are moving these trucks down. you can see one of these chunks moving in the moment that going like this down towards the port terminal. and i spoke to one of the drivers earlier about how is it going and how long it's taking. i'm from aliya,

and today we're here waiting for more than 10 hours. and we don't know how long it's gonna be until we get the ferry. the biggest problem is that we cannot stay more to do our breaks in the line. that's the biggest problem we have. so you can only work a certain number of hours. we usually work 30 or the most 15 hours day. after this, we must have 9 or 11 all great. when we pass those hours, then the structure space wise is happening well, do you have the main reason being an incredibly acrimonious industrial to speed with p? a no varies. that usually handles a 3rd of cross channel business for that completely out of the picture of the moment. when you have the new brett st. documentation for getting across the channel. that is much harder than he used to be where the u. k. was part of the european union. and finally, you have the great easter holiday gets away with hundreds of thousands of bricks

trying to have their 1st foreign holiday. since it began. voters in mexico had to the pulls on sunday to decide the future of the president under as many well as a rhetoric calls for the referendum to see whether or not voters are happy for him to complete his 6 year term. his critics say it's little more than an expensive propaganda exercise. meanwhile, grappler has more from mexico city. mexico will hold a controversial presidential recall referendum on april 10th. mexican citizens are being asked a simple question, should it mexican president under this manuel? nope. is over. i thought be allowed to finish his 6 year mandate or not. i can follow sir lopez over now, though it has called this 1st of its kind recall vote on the government's highest office a way to empower citizens and vital for validating his presidency and doesn't look at some of the little mac. and he's more than what i said, you know, what we're seeing is some mechanism for direct democracy. would all mexicans can evaluate the chief executive product after 3 years for this mechanism to be

activated. a certain number of signatures are needed. in this case, the signatures have been gather your and on april 10th, we will go to the polls to vote for preference. oh, the recall referendum has become one of the most polarizing political topics in mexico. many criticize the $77000000.00 price tag to hold the vote. others have called the recall referendum on the presidency unnecessary. adding that lopez over a lot already has a nearly 60 percent approval rating, a sum of money for spend on our sink. we are protesting against the measure. this government is taking. we are not in favor of the vote for the revocation of his mandate because its being promoted by the government when the citizens should have promoted it. critics also argued that the president is using the special recall mechanism to violate campaign laws and galvanize his party. supporters ahead of the countries next presidential election in 2024 in april. cecil, the, you know,

levels in this process of consulting with voters, nearly every rule has been broken. the president has engaged in campaigning. this is public officials are campaigning, political campaigns or breast intern, social media. and what is the person his object? well, to flex his political muscle. ah, a recent survey suggest that only as much as 27 percent of eligible voters will participate in the upcoming referendum, far below the 40 percent necessary for the results to be binding regardless of voter turnout. however, the mexican president has vowed to resign if he loses. a former executive of the u . s. bank, goldman sachs faces up to 30 years in prison for embezzling billions of dollars. the stolen fortune is linked to malaysia sovereign welfare known as one m d b. gabriel elizondo reports from the bribery and corruption trial and new york. a key player, one of the world's biggest international money laundering,

and bribery schemes found guilty. roger ng, a former managing director at goldman sachs, now a convicted fraudster and money launder. the jury's verdict came after a 7 week trial in a u. s. federal court. prosecutors allege ng while working for goldman sachs received more than $30000000.00 in kickbacks in a larger scheme to steal billions of dollars for malicious sovereign wealth fund known as one m d b. today's verdict is a victory for not only the rule of law, but also for the people of malaysia, for whom the fun was supposed to help. by raising money for projects to develop their country's economy. goldman sachs under wrote $6400000000.00 worth of bonds for the fund. the bank made 600000000 in fees out of it. ang was accused of helping divert more than $4000000000.00 from the fund to malaysian government officials and

others through bribes for future business. but ng was just one player in a complicated web of corruption. his former boss, tim listener, is the most senior goldman sachs banker to plead guilty receiving tens of millions of dollars in illicit proceeds. goldman sachs malaysian unit pled guilty and paid nearly $3000000000.00 in fines. former malaysian prime minister naji bra, zach convicted in 2020 of money laundering and corruption was sentenced to 12 years in prison. and finally, there's jo low, a flamboyant malaysian billionaire business man, and the alleged architect of the scheme who prosecutor se pocketed $2700000000.00 for himself. he still on the run from authorities. analysts say it was one of the biggest corruption schemes ever. this is corruption at the grand level. unlike most sovereign wealth funds where you actually have wealth and you invest that this was

largely borrowing money from other folks to allegedly invest it, but according to multiple governments to actually siphon it, ah, now that ng has been convicted, it's up to the judge to decide what his punishment will be that will happen at a later date. ng who's 49 years old faces up to 30 years in prison. gabriel's hondo out is in new york. the latest government data and brazil shows that the amazon rain forest is being cut down at a record rates. 941 square kilometers has already been destroyed in the 1st 3 months of this year. environmentalists are alarmed that the 64 percent increase from last year monica, anna kev reports to rio de janeiro. it's rainy season in the amazon, normally a time when logging activities and fires decrease. yet deforestation has been on

the rise. during the 1st 3 months of this year, 941 square kilometers of the brazilian rain forest were destroyed. 64 per cent, more than the same period in 2021. official data just released shows 1st quarter deforestation at its most extensive since 2015. ah, it's the result of illegal logging in mining. but environmentalists also blamed brazil's president j eatable sonata. we know that this is the caustic base of said ro i off. they are made to why does he that has been maintained by the current over me see 2 office in 2019 so this are various activities war drastically reduced. there is no action by angel fire deforestation. and there are several deals that actually entered the wrong message that people who do

environmental crime will not be punished on the other hand. and they might be benefited with a change in their current regulation. so all of this leads to a scenario 8 reached or a station rapes are out of control. and also an address pushing for legislation that will open indigenous lands to mining. thousands of representatives of more than $170.00 indigenous tribes are now in the capital, brazilian protesting against a set of bills, which will make it easier for minors, loggers and farmers to commercially exploit the amazon from january to march deforestation in indigenous lands increased by 52 percent compared to the same period last year. environmentalists say this is particularly conf, turning because those areas should be protected. whereas today,

the opposite is true. monica and nike of al jazeera rio de janeiro. still ahead on the news, our arriving at the world's most expensive tourist destination will tell you more about this historic mission to space and, and sport. a frightening moment to major league baseball heater has the details in a moment. ah, april on august you frontline reporting and in depth analysis. we bring you the latest on the ukraine war and the unfolding humanitarian crisis, immersive personal shorts, documentaries, africa, direct showcase, african stories from african filmmakers. the campaign for the philippines president, the enter, hit final threats, but with the country facing its worth. especially if we expanded, it will emerge at the front runner time of pandemic sauce. what the world can learn from the global

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3 of the 4 men are entrepreneurs who each paid $55000000.00 to stay in space for 10 days. the mission is being led by a former nasa astronaut who now works for the private space company axiom. however, bigler, as a space journalist and author, and he says, the private mission is more about tourism than science. this team which is gone, gone mostly on a mission. we just just as doris, they said they would be doing some outreach work. obviously anybody who was soon into space some outreach and reaches out they need to the larger community in, on essentially telling you how to will be looks like from space. so, so i'll be certainly what happened. i don't expect them to be doing much science, but yes, not as being for some of the scientific design, some time to big instruments,

which are going to come back with the mission in little over a week, over expecting mark them to do science one as part of buddhism are very unlikely. unlikely that these space students go stuff how go the window. i'm prepared. debris, but whenever a rocket goes up, there is always some part of the other which is left in space. but we should also body when rockets rockets use that he boxing chemicals in been b as much as they walk toward space for the sports there's. here's peter there in thank you very much. shay. it's moving day at the masters with the leaders about to head out at august the for the 3rd round. tiger woods continue to show his fighting spur to make the cat when he's come back from a serious leg. injury, po vander work has the action testing conditions on day 2 of the master's tiger

woods struggled in the wind and was in trouble early on before bogey's in his opening 5 holes. this was just the 2nd round of competitive gulf since a serious car crash last year. and woods once again showed his resilience. battling back with birdies at the 8 and 10 consecutive bogey's followed, but he responded again with back to back birdies and finish that one over part to make his 22nd straight cut at augusta. he goes into the weekend 9 off the lead and isn't counting himself out. have a pillow term, it's a late so it's, it's been a little bit a little bit rusty, but i'm sorry, come round and i felt good about how i fought by. i could easily kick myself out early today, but i kept myself in it. it was important day. i need to go out there and put myself there in a cheer within 5 or 6 on that back. like going the sunday. you got a chance. and so i didn't, i, i seem to get there, top of the world rankings and now top of the master's leaderboard. scotty shiffler

as the man woods and the rest need to catch 2 months ago had never won a pga to a title. now he has 3 and as in paul position from major, he's 5 shots clear. the last 4 players delayed by that margin after 36 holes have all taken home the green jacket. i wouldn't say much changes. i mean, i'm still playing the golf course or still, you know, 50 guys in the field, something like that. i'm sure. and now i can't worry about those. what those guys are doing. i'm going to go out and put my game in. just keep going. i'm done. he won't be challenging shift for this weekend, but 2009 open champion. stewart sank, produced the shot of the 2nd round. the american had the honor of making the 1st hole in one of the seas tournament, singing the safe at the par, 360 who van worth out. 0 tributes are being paid to pittsburgh steelers quarterback. dwayne haskins, who died in a road accident on saturday,

was 24. haskins was training in south florida along with other steelers team members. he was drafted into the nfl in 2019 and paid for washington. if we're moving to pittsburgh last year, cedars head coach mike tomlin said he is devastated and at a loss for words. manchester united hope so finishing inside as our for the english premier league suffered another dent on saturday as everson boosted their chances of avoiding relegation. the struggling taffy's were one, no winners at goodison park. the only goal came from anthony gordon with half of a big deflection off united captain harry mcguire. if it's an give themselves some breathing space above the bottom 3 as the leads we $13.00 know at watford there was a setback for arsenal in their hopes of securing champions league football next season. the gunners were beaten to one at home by brighton. the zambian midfielder, enoch moore poo with the winning goal at the emerald stadium. chelsea put aside their mid week disappointment against rail madrid,

with the 6 no thumping of south hampton mason. mount schooling twice for chelsea at st. mary's in spain's la league. oh, the race for the top fall took another twist for athletic madrid. they were beaten one no way and a rail new yorker who climbed out of the bottom 3 vet at moody cheese school. the only goal from the penalty spot to come in for me to one ferrari's sharla clair will start the australian grand prix in pole position. the albert park circuit claimed a few drivers on saturday, including canadian nicholas latifah crashed into countrymen. long stroll both blamed the other all the incidents. laclare was quickest in qualifying for the 2nd time in the opening 3 races of the season. the aged past will champion max for stopping and another rebel driver. sergio perez, the newly designed and resurfaced track in melbourne as few issues. former will

champions sebastian vessel and fernando alonza coming unstuck. hello, so i could only and i couldn't, i felt good. i mean even more because it's a track where i've always struggled in the past on the drive out. no, it probably doesn't fit me as well. i didn't really feel good in the car to whole weekend so far. i think there's not been one lap where i actually felt confident, so a bit of a struggle in major league baseball, there was a frightening moment for a new york mets player. francisco lind all was struck in the jaw by a wild pitch from washington's steed, seen chick. thankfully, for the better the ball hit, the face protection area of his helmet. lindell escaped a broken jaw, and later paused, paused a concussion test. the 2 teams had played the day before where 3 new york players were struck by wayward deliveries the new york yankees also won their opening game of the season, grounded up

a little busy that came in the 2nd extra inning against the arch rivals the boston red sox and a minor league, yankees affiliate team, the temper top ponds made their own bit of history. on friday. rachel bakovich became the 1st full time female manager. and for good measure, she led the tar ponds to a 96 win over the lakeland, flying tigers. the baseball season is up and running, but the n b a regular season is drawing to a close. brooklyn's chances of making the playoffs look promising. if kevin duran continues his recent form, you scored 36 points against cleveland, helping the next when by 11, have that legged risk. and the top seed in the western conference by a long way, all the phoenix suns they fall back against utah are becoming a 17 point deficit in the final quarter. phoenix of one franchise recalled 64 games this season here. all right, that's all this,

both these more on the way to very thank you so much, peter. thanks for watching the news on al jazeera, we had you over to our team to london. know how much more news coming our way. thanks for watching. bye bye. ah, mm hm. mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than lights in a water scenario. there's always a push to simplify. narrative nuance is always called for, even in the case of an aggressive war. the listening pe, delve into the news, narrative, and dissect them. there is not our great deal of subtlety. we're talking about the

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