aside from here in the century, so you could almost have been forgiven for thinking that south korea with an opportunity for found to be creative and celebrate their g o noon at least 5 protesters are killed in peru as supporters of the ousted former president demand his immediate release from customer ah, hasn't think of this is al jazeera alive from the also coming up, the founder of the collapse crypto currency firm f t. x arrested in the bahamas. nigerian army is accused of carrying out massacres, targeting children during its war against arm groups. in the northeast. key was

economic downturn is seeing many risks their lives in hopes of a better future in the us. ah. at least 5 people have been killed and a dozen injured in violent protests in peru. the appointment of deena bought a warranty as the new president and her promise is to call for general elections have not appeared, not appeased. angry protestors around the country. marianna sanchez reports from lima nearly 2000 protesters of a run, the air couldn't. nikita good 2nd largest city. they blocked axes and clashed with police main, highways and several regions remained blocked, but whose political turmoil is growing with people protesting in large and small cities in the centre, south, and north of the country. for some, the demonstrations have turned deadly. the family of 17 year old dick. i'm

mighty of kiss b is devastated by his death. alina, my mother is very hurt because he has been killed like in a slaughter house. he was a student, an athlete. my mom wants justice. on monday flights were canceled, bus terminals, closed tourism officials say 1000000 passengers have been affected. as the u. freedom, they shout in front of the jail were former president b lucas to you is under arrest. following last week's field qu garcia's allies say he is the legitimate president, not the no one, what b can i know? did you not dina, but o r t must resign. she is the one who perpetrated acute she was a leftist, and now she sold herself to the right from his cell castillo said in a handwritten letter that he's been kidnapped, mistreated, humiliated and accused. but what they of stealing the presidency

a this cd. the last we meet in a message, a national tv, early monday, only 5 days after being sworn in the new president said she will send a bill to congress, advancing elections to april 2020 for 2 years before she should finish her term. many people here are partners, a former president bill august the year, and they said that whatever the number one this is or does, they will not believe in her because they call her a traitor. these protestors say been one of the most resign and castillo should come back. we're going to look at it was we want another election. we want the president to be reinstated, because he's unjustly imprisoned. one of us has been the most in political turmoil with 6 presidents, the 2016. now, most protesters are demanding that new general elections are simply not enough. but

the n a sanchez, as he does the founder of the collapse crypto currency company, f t x has been arrested in the bahamas. sam bank, when free was taken into custody after the u. s. fall criminal charges against him . a statement by the bahamas attorney general said he will be held until a formal expedition request is made. earlier. the us senate banking committee said bank when fried, refused to testify of a how his company last billions of dollars of clients money. the fisher is lifeless . now, in washington, so our, what more we're hearing about is while this detention happened early this evening, the bohemian authorities acting on a request from the u. s. snow. he was taken into custody. there will be more details of what's actually in the indictment at some point on tuesday morning, we're expecting the southern district of new york, who are the prosecutors in this case to give us more details. they tend to be the

lead agency when it comes to investigating financial crimes in the united states. there shouldn't be a problem with x tradition. normally the bahamas and the united states. if something is a crime in one country and also in the other, it happens almost automatically though you remember that some bakeman fried was the head of f t x a crypto cotton c exchange. but it collapsed last month, leaving about a 1000000 people and unable to access. busy their deposits, it was value to somewhere in the region of the $30000000000.00 at one point. and some bank been freed has been on a p. r drive over the last month, essentially portraying himself as someone who wasn't corrupt, didn't commit fraud, but was perhaps just inexperience than handling a company. but they're a big questions to be answered, such as was he able to access and change the financial details away from the eyes of the financial regulators. and very importantly,

did he take money of from f t x and use it to help fund a hedge fund, which then last investors money. and where is a missing 1000000000 dollars? all of these questions so that he will have to answer at some point. but clearly at the, at the southern district of new york believe that there is a criminal case there for him to answer know as part of his p r drive. he said that he was willing to testify in front of the house of representatives committee about the collapse of f t x on tuesday. it's no unlikely that he'll be able to make that appointment. allen, thanks her own fish, a lie for us in washing i, ron has executed another prisoner linked to anti government protests that have engulfed the country for months. is the 2nd execution in less than a week magic razor donovan was publicly hanged on monday. and iranian court convicted him of stabbing to security force members to death during protest. last

month been widespread demonstrations across iran who's 22 year old mass. i mean, he died in police custody in september dosage. a body is into iran with more on the man who was executed. he was a 23 year old, according to reports and who was arrested in iran, 2nd largest city. that is my shot. 2 days after an incident that took place during the protests that were ongoing at the time he was arrested on november 19th and according to reports. and my date of ard was then showing some footage that was apparently cctv footage that apparently showed him committing the act were including murdering to members of the military forces as well as wounding for others with a knife as he was tried and convicted. and then his sentence upheld in the country supreme court all within the span of $23.00 days. he was executed early

morning on monday in a public execution, which is quite rare in iran. it's only the 2nd time this year that we've heard of a public execution taking place. but executions are not that rare in iran. if this is $550.00 execution to take place this year alone. of course, iran has one of the highest execution rates in the world, only 2nd to china. dozens of soldiers and civilians have told the reuters news agency that the nigerian army massacre children in its war against armed groups. the agency looked into 6 specific incidents in which at least 60 children died. its reporting, the soldiers and armed guards employed by the government were repeatedly ordered by army commanders to quote, delete children. and the children were assumed to be collaborating with arm groups such as broke her arm. they will often killed because it was fear, children of fighters would grow up to join the armed goose becoming suicide bombers,

informants, or use to avenge the groups losses. it found that most of the children were shot witnesses said others had been poisoned and suffocated. the giant, nigerian military says the report is part of a foreign effort to undermine the countries fight against arm groups. can be at demo is a security analyst for nigeria and the sam region from beacon consulting. he says it is unlikely, the government will thoroughly investigate the claims, but it is not the 1st time that allocation been made against the military in 2015. i think i'm the internet to the miller edition, and at that time there was an attempt to investigate delegation. and unfortunately nothing came out of it. but we know in a practically different military has made some changes. it tried to improve in human rights record. it has tried to improve them community relations with the

residents of the area. so perhaps the follow up some of the earlier divisions. he's not likely that this one will be investigated except for instance, if the change and the protection by the government. but the current reaction would, the military and the government has been one of denial and who jackson. unfortunately, however, one of the legacy long get the military rule. in the event, the parliament had not shown this type of, you know, capacity for the investigation of the nature of the president. these would also please, but your room enjoyed about to hold an election to the general electron through the entire of the government. and virtually everyone on that election, it's not likely that the timing of the relief of this report would, would be, you know, help if it at camellia before the election. perhaps the government would be more interested. stella had on al jazeera, the suspect, accused of making a bond or brought down pan am flight one or 3 of the lockerbie scotland has his 1st

court hearing. the british government holds emergency meetings over a wave of strikes by vital sectors of the economy over the christmas period. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with wanted my cattle a ways, but it's getting ever colder as the air has been sitting of a siberia should be really cold as they're spilled out across the water. so snow's likely in south korea has already been some in north korea. snow is going to pile up on the western side of the mountains in han shoe really badly or wednesday. the avalanche risk increases in the same is true and kinda the behind is really quite cold. hobbins minus 40 nozzle high temperature by day beijing stays around about freezing and shanghai about 6. all these are about 6 degrees below average. and

that coltish air will come down, cross hong kong, where you will feel it. and that will be joined with some right, overcast conditions. so it's going to feel pretty awful. the word cold look up in the forecast for hong kong. south of that, ignore temperature is where is a heavy rain? well like to be again, some thought and non sumatra which been focusing for the last week or so. so the potential for more flooding is there. otherwise, there are big shows around western java. western sorta bornea again is a focus of jakarta quite possibly as well. and unusual rains reached a long way north in india much protest should be most bone drive. we're wise is that tropical sacrament fell apart in the northern plains, india, northern pakistan. it's settled and told it should be with poor caulsey de, with sponsored by cattle anyways. with

monster the introduction of a controversial electro law in is in the set to vote in an election that many fear may signal the end of the market. what life ahead for this north african nation to noisiest parliamentary election outages in lou the log in you watching. i just did a reminder last top stories this out at least 5 people have not been killed during protests in peru. demonstrations began last week when former president pedro castillo, was impeached and arrested. a successor dina watson says, she will ask congress to call early elections. found the collapse crypto currency

company has been arrested in the bahamas, sam bank. the fleet was taken into custody after the u. s foreign criminal charges against nigerian armies accused of killing scores of children in its war against groups investigation by the which is new j. c. s. may thousands of children thought to be linked to on groups with targeted severe economic downturn in cuba has driven a massive spike in migration away from the island. the economy minister on monday for cost 3 percent gross next year, the many young people are choosing to make the dangerous 145 kilometer boat ride to the united states. others are trying to enter from the mexican border in august and has more from have on us cubans leaving the country in unprecedented numbers. over the last 12 months alone up to almost a quarter of

a 1000000 cubans to migrate just one country. why they're leaving the country economic situation, primarily, the backdrop is a highly inefficient century find economy one of the last in the world. but in recent years, the island has been hit by the 12 punch of the pandemic. and us sanctions, us functions rushed up to unprecedented levels under the trump administration, lawsuit largely left in place by the current by the ministration and upon them it has crushed tourism revenues. one statistic to make the point about how bad things over the last 3 is foreign currency inflows. the amount of money coming into the country has been cut almost in half. that less money for food, less money for medicine and less money just to keep the lights on. people are fucking up. i mean, it's very sad because if a country doesn't have a new generation to take the baton over from the old generation. well, there is nothing, it's empty, we're going to go through and that's the problem is there is

a lot of cost. if you work hard, you can buy anything, everything very expensive. we work too much and too little people know me going to those that leave leave out of economic necessity. i work, but my salad is not enough to get by. the economy minister today suggested that there are reasons to be hopeful and there's some green shoots in the economy and said, the government is doing all it can to address the chronic power cuts that still affect millions of people on the island every single day. here and have a blue boats with about 10 cubans washed up along the shore. i don't if you can see behind me, but it's currently being pulled away by the cuban coast guard vessel that says it all. and 2 people see real improvements in their lives until people see a reason to say, hundreds of thousands of people are going to continue making that treacherous danny, with united states. so we're going to speak now to joe garcia. he's a former us congressmen and joins us live now from miami. thanks very much for being with us. so we've just been hearing there about what's driving this,

this big spike in, in migration from cuba. so how much of a challenge then is this for the united states and what do you think the government there should do about it? but clearly, it's not much of a challenge for united states. the reality is you're, you're getting top tier immigration to some degree, or this is about a they talk about a quarter 1000000, but it's probably a little bit smaller than that. but these are highly educated. they have their there, they have a community already year. that is acculturated, and so the, the, they begin then they be, they in grass into the community. and because the american economy right now are so strong, we need the workforce. all that said, it's still huge green on the country and it's a huge drain. because a lot of the local politicians are very anti immigration,

so she'll clearly cuba gotta do something to solve it, to close. it is a driver that is bringing these folks here. but there has been argued the u. s. policy itself towards the island is helping fuel the, the very migration crisis that we're talking about here that the administration is now is now dealing with what's your view on that? there is no question that us sanctions have a part to play. also, the cuban leadership has a responsibility. clearly they know where the united states stands. they've got a little bit under a 1000 people that are in jail from the j 11 movement last year, which were the demonstrations against the government. the u. s. government has been very clear as, as, as others who've been speaking with them, that the 1st step comes with releasing some of these political prisoners. so the united states can find the reasons to move forward. there is no question that cuba

being on the terrace, this is, is an anachronism right now. but what is clear is that this is a country that has severe human rights issues. and one of the ways to, to deal with that is to be forthright. and to deal with the us request as well as the cuban american communities request to, to let go some of these people. i believe that the biden administration is very interested in moving forward towards a more productive policy. but those that have literally been standing in the way that is the cuban government. and the perfect example of it is that earlier this month you had high level officials from the state department visiting too. but, and when they tried to meet with the family members of the j 11 detainees, they were blocked by the government and somewhere arrested, which makes absolutely no sense at a time where us state department as well as the m. s. c. and, and,

and other branches of us government have said that they're willing to, to make some type of agreement to move forward on a better relationship. well, what, what form do you think that better relationship should take? you said that you believe the biden administration is moving towards a more productive relationship. but more specifically, what would that involve in your view? well, you've seen the by ministration. make the 1st steps right? reopened up direct travel. we've expanded travel beyond the van today, there are somewhere between 15 and 19 flight today from the united states to cuba and back. we've opened up by remittances. we've allowed us business to begin the process of investing in the newly created females, which are small and medium sized businesses in cuba. and i think the u. s. government is prepared to go much further. but clearly, when you've got

a country which has got a long history of human rights abuses, and when you see that, that country been when given the opportunity steps in the opposite direction, 11 has to ask the question, or are they serious about reform? because if they are serious about reforms, there are many people in the united states beginning with myself who are advocating to have a more productive engagement. cuba particularly considering the circumstances because people are under right now. and clearly, one of the great fears that many of us have your, your guy ad that mentioned in his report, you're talking about that in the last 3 years, cube has lost somewhere in the neighborhood of 5 to 6 percent of a productive population. if you look at that from a broader context, this represents almost a demographic time mom to future cubans to be in ability of having worked already to but is one of the oldest countries in the world and,

and it's getting older because it's working class people are trying to find any way they can to lee could to talk to you from a us congressman joe garcia. thanks for being with us. thank you for having me. how belgian police have rated more european parliament offices as the legislatures president vowed to launch an internal investigation into corruption allegations? roberta met solar says there will be no impunity for those caught up in the probe. parliamentary vice president ever kaylee is one of 4 people charged by belgium. police, prosecutors say a golf country was involved. they've not named the country, but widespread media reports in both brussels and kaylee's home nation greece identified as kata, and no official source in brussels. will athens has contradicted that the countries deny any involvement libyan man accused of making the bomb the brought down panel flight one o 3 and lockerbie scotland has appeared in the us court. i will mohammed my suit,

headed, muddy me, was taken into custody on sunday. 2 years after the u. s. justice department and i was charged against him. the attack in 1980. i killed all 259 people on board, the plane and 11 on the ground. this is something we thought for for over 3 decades . are we satisfied? no, i mean, let's hear what happens when this trial is, is he the only person out there that is responsible for the bombing that it's the live and out there in free? no u. k. government has held an emergency meeting to discuss contingency plans for a wave of strikes. workers across the u. k. are demanding pay rises to keep up with the soaring cost of living. the disruption is expected to affect several sectors over the christmas holiday period. john hall reports from london in 27 years. as a paramedic, steve johnson says he's never seen the abilene service. so short staffed the

national health service, so over stretched ahead of a planned ambulance strike next week. steve says, if the government doesn't offer a significant pay increase, he like many of his colleagues may quit. so this isn't just about pipe or, or that is the main issue for the moment. we have devastating staff shortages. we've got a record number of vacancies across the chair across the amulet sector. in fact, the health and social care committee up in parliament stated, were experiencing the greatest workforce crisis in the history of unites. yes. and it's on sustainable. yeah. the coming days and weeks will see already striking postal workers joined by paramedics along with railway and airport star. the border falls bus drivers. and for the 1st time in the history of the union nurses, we're seeing a wave of industrial action. and that's in response to 12 years of the government

holding down public sector workers pay. we know that the pay award given by government this year amounts and we'll take on the back of that long pay squeezed public sector workers, the trades union. congress has about a 3rd of key public sector workers are in the process of quitting or considering it . that includes 34 percent of education workers and 31 percent in the health sector . while n h s. nurses are calling for a 19 percent pay rise. the government is offering 4 to 5 percent rail workers want a 7 percent increase. the government is offering them 4 or 8 percent over 2 years. and royal male workers are asking for 9 percent raise. they're being offered 7 percent over 2 years, plus a lump sum. the government is refusing to give any more ground warning, the public sector pay rises will only fuel inflation itself already. e, take away at workers, real wages,

and the pay hikes will eventually have to be paid for by the public. in tax rises, the strikes come at a crucial moment, not just during christmas and the winter cold when many public services are needed most. but also in the midst of a cost of living crisis, driving many of the poorest and most poorly paid further into poverty. and strikes are expensive, but both sides in a battle of attrition, over this festive season of discontent. it will be a question of who can sustain the cost of strike action. longest jona whole al jazeera london, ukrainian official say at least 4 people have been killed in attacks by russian forces in the east and south rushes released. drone footage allegedly shining strikes in the den. yes, screeching missiles land in the front line, village of cam yankee. just north of russian hill territory attacks on ukraine's energy grid have also left millions of people without power and freezing

temperatures. international legal advisors are working in the city of person to gather evidence of alleged sexual crimes by russian forces. it's part of a broader effort to hold russia accountable for crimes allegedly committed during the conflict person was occupied by moscow's forces for months before it's recapture in november. some people who remain during the occupation have described being tortured. moscow denies the allegations. israel's defense minister has express sorrow after the shooting of a palestinian of a 15 year old palestinian go in the occupied west bank. ben against says israeli troops acted in self defense for the family of gena. as a cotton, a say, there were no palestinian fighters near the teenagers. near the abraham reports from jenny. 15 year old jenna's academy used to play on this rooftop with her brother at ham cousin college and her cat lulu. on monday they went to the spot where jenna was killed by israeli forces. at home was the one who found her

sister's body late on sunday, but i was oh, after the israeli forces withdrew, i came back home. my uncle told me to call jenna. i found her did, and the cat was next to her. i couldn't believe my eyes. hal, it's as jenna wanted to take lulu home when israeli forces waited their neighborhood not to live with. the cat, stay near jenna meowing. i'm sure she was cold when she saw jenna fall, and adam came here at a shouting the cat ran away. we only found her now hiding downstairs. on monday morning, the rooftop had become a crime scene. palestinian police gathered evidence and interviewed witnesses. some said this really special forces had been stationed in the building opposite jenna's house is always defense minister has expressed sorrow at the countenance killing, saying that the army does not shoot civilians intentionally machine. each other, you fool will full of guilt from the very hug. during the incident,

a hail of bullets was fired at the forces and explosives and molotov cocktails were thrown in response. the forces returned fire at the shooters out of self defense. but the family says jenna was not in the crossfire because we're little behind. there were no palestinian fighters in our neighbourhood. we know what the fighters were station, and it's another place far from where jana was. friends, say gena, like to paint joke and watch soap operas. the family says she used to help her sick mother. now, they're all facing life without her. jenna would have turned 16 later this month. instead of her birthday party, family and friends gathered for her burial, palestinian faith that funerals are becoming regular occurrence. they tell us that the lack of accountability makes palestinians more vulnerable to the israeli shoot to kill policy. it's not only adults, but children to pay the price rights organization defense for children.

international says more than 25 percent of palestinians killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank this year. where children many like ad. hm. see their friends and family members being killed and fear they'll be like, oh me, deborah, him. al jazeera gina occupied westbank. ah, get around up in the top stories now on al jazeera, at least 5 people have been killed during protests in peru. demonstrations began last week when former president pedro castillo, was impeached and arrested. his success had been able to walk. he says she will ask congress to call early elections. marianna sanchez has moved from lina earlier today about 2000 people took over the airport in the air region.