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with the rising cost of living. thousands take to the streets in istanbul to protest against the conviction and political band of the cities man ahead of next year's election. and the 3 men who potter to kidnap the government, the u. s. state of michigan. i've been hunted, lengthy prisoners ah, through supreme court is deciding whether to keep former president federal castillo in custody for up to 18 months, protested demanding, his release on blocking roads in defiance of a state of emergency declared on a wednesday. at least 8 people had been killed in more than a week of unrest. the studio has been charged with the rebellion and conspiracy after illegally trying to dissolve congress with marianna sanchez. don't just live now from lima. marianna, said many peruvians, a very angry about the way castillo has been treated all we like to see much bigger protests on the street then. ah, yes daren,

but not only people who are angry at the weakest feel is being treated, but most of the protesters around the country wanted new general elections. we are now in the center of the capitol in the center of the sun martin plaza, where hundreds of police have been deployed in this area and around the perimeter. not only of here, but also of the congress, which is a few blocks away from here. now there's police, there's some army, some army personnel that are in guarding a hotel, but mainly the police riah police have been deployed here and they're not allowing the people who are inside the plaza to go out and they're not allowing other protesters who are outside to come in, so they, what they've done is to separate to protest us. the ones who are protesting today are mainly the workers union that teachers unions who are very

experienced in protesting for many, many years. and so they are the ones who are trying to march towards the center of the in front of congress to pressure congressman to bring forward the general election. something that congress has to do by there has to be old. the face says for this to happen. so for now, there's a lot of tension here in the center of the capitol. as a former president, a feel is still remaining a under arrest. and marianna, we're still waiting on this judge to decide if castillo stays in detention. what will, can you tell us about this hearing? well, the judge has begun this hearing. he's going also the motions of remembering

all of what was said this morning. where were prosecutors said that i feel should stay in under arrest for the next 18 months while they build the case until he can be brought to trial. now that defense says that gusio. 6 will not flee the country and that he should be freed because he has a family here with children and a wife to support. and that he would not. li, bug prosecutor say one week ago when he tried to solve congress, he was on his way to the mexican embassy to take an asylum at the mexican embassy. and it is likely that he would leave the country. so that's why they have been very forceful in their arguments, saying that it is a flagrant rebellion and the fact that he makes the country they've asked for the judge to a to, to determine, to sentence that he will have to stay for the next 18 months in prison, dorren,

all right, and marianna sanchez live for the in the peruvian capital lima. marianna. thank you . when it's bring in jo via father, he's a peruvian political analyst and an expert on latin america. he joins us live from london. a good job you with us a look, we're still waiting on this judges, verdict over castillo detention. whatever the decision is. this like to them to make matters worse or better on the streets or as in the main concern that people have. first of all, i've been listening to their to their session to the hearing and judging by what they are saying, it's likely that he's going to be there put behind. but for the next 18 months, as your correspondence correspondence said, because they believed that they cranky camida were serious. and if he's found guilty of rebellion, he might go to prison for these 10 years in relation to his freedom. basically, what people are demonstrating for our yes is true to free mr. garcia by merely to close congress, which the president will not do because the what caused castillo his boss in the

1st place. i elijah, at the beginning of her mandate after mr. garcia was deposed on our impeached. she said that earlier lectures were not high priority. she's changed her mind twice since then. then she said, okay, let's make a proposal to refer to our who was to call for earlier luncheon for april 2020 full . now he has moved forward. so december 2023. that me that she realizes that congress will have who approve this early alicia to kansas. georgia have bid in relation to what's happening in the street now. and congress has been reluctant so far rock separate election because many of them, the actual members of congress will not be able to. so again, because there's a lot in the computer. so it's very difficult now to know what's going on. but congress is debating at this moment. i think that proposal to corporal election for december 2020, that 3 jobs. as you say, many protesters had been demanding the release of castillo,

at what level of grassroots support does. he still have men, particularly among the indigenous community. he has to put among many of communities. we see actually represent it when he was elected. whereas lee, my was mainly a sort of where i bought a mainly for the rifle, a cost you money. we have done the said something about peru bearing is, and is this mean if this grievances, date for long before mr. castillo was president, this is, this is from you. can it is cities who have being marginalized, disenfranchised, they feel that they have not received the benefits of being proper poolgan sequences. so this is an aware reflection of these grievances that they have been expressing have been expressing in the speech or peru. so the date for long before we 60 you, or even a candidate for the election and the president belong to, will have that has to address these issues for the remaining, you know, tamara, of her presidency in order to try to come to situation happy. and she said that

she's got some dialogue with his community, but the problem is that is her all grievances at cassandra in the next year. so it's going to be very difficult. but she's, she insist that she wants to settle that instead of it is going to be a by only selectively in certain parts of the country. yeah, just an important point to make because of just a final thought to you and, and where does all of this than leave the new president? dina bellotta, you've been talking about her. i mean, she's calling on peruvians to you. nice, but i guess that's a difficult call, isn't it? given the growing instability across the country is not going to care the units of the country in the, in the remaining sort of time. she will stay in power. busy there's not going to happen. she can come this efficient bit and it will be after the new government, which if congress approved his proposal will be sworn in in july 2024. a deletion should take place in december 2023. he will be the new govern. we'll have to make concrete proposals to address this urgent issues or marginalization disenfranchise,

or sort of communities, or for lack of the beller bella, education, and basic services. just escal to business for the new government. for the time being miss williams, the has become, is it broken down as to establish a dialogue with this community? and any family who wants to become president of their want to be in congress will have to address this issue because it's going to continue for a long time. as i said to you, these communities are very angry with it being well decades being marginalized and the one a solution for the progress. now java fi really good to get your thoughts on your analysis. thank you very much. indeed for talking to us other though in tortilla thousands of people have rallied in istanbul to protest against the conviction of the cities met a cramp in the morning. on wednesday, a court found him guilty of insulting public officials during the male race back in 2019. he was sentenced to more than 2 and a half years in prison and has been banned from politics. is supposed to say the verdict is politically motivated and a wagner seen as

a potential challenge up to president russia typo to one in elections next year. and im, costio was up that rally in is stumble. thousands of people gathered in front of his stumble, metropolitan municipality to show support for sambal may rec graham in mo, molo. and it is a protest against the court decision, the which wants the jail is stumbled mayor and impose a political been now what is next for a crummy mamo law is a matter of concern and now away for court of appeals is open for him. and the next step is there, even the court of appeals up holds the verdict, the current verdict. then another way is open for him until the is supreme court decides in, in the opposite way, until the final decision by the supreme court extra mo, mo lou has the legal right to stay as the mayor of his stumble and the political ban on him will not be imposed by many people. he are here who are mostly the main opposition party members, and people who voted for him are saying that the yesterday's court decision against

a criminal moley is totally unlawful. tens of thousands of nurses in the u. k. have gone on strike in the 1st of a national walk out. nurses with the national health service want a 19 percent pay arise. they face a cost of living crisis, but the u. k. government says it can only afford 4.3 percent. jonah haul reports from oxford i it's minus 8 degrees on the picket line, outside oaks, woods worn food hospital. the nurses here under to this passing cars honk their support. they're joining colleagues across england, wales and northern ireland in the 1st strikes of their kind in the history of the national health service. a service that many say is on the brink of collapse. we've lost thousands. i thousands and thousands of nurses during the pandemic, but pre pandemic campaign pandemic. actually, the nat impression has been chronically affected by our government and things that

happened in the world for a really, really long time. we met one of the nurses, rachel ambrose at home, the day before the strike full time heating is no longer affordable. so when the children are out at school, it's freezing. she's been a nurse for 20 years and for much of that time, rachel says her salary has been stagnant or fallen in real terms, as the cost of living, particularly this year has gone up. well sir, from the summer we were average in about a $160.00 pound a month, and that was already an increase from that. a pricing clinic when tip and yeah, show up, it's nearly $400.00 pound. now, prices just keep going up and we're just expected to swallow it and it's, it's not physically possible. and so it's time that we took a stand. and yeah, well basically asking for what has been lost over the past 1015 years.

and we just want a fair wage. gina, when asking for tweaks, we're just asking for a fair wage. so we can afford to continue working with nurses back on the picket line. the nurses say they regret the effect strikes will have all non urgent patient care. but they say the effective staff shortages caused by those leaving the service is worse with us is are asking for 19 percent higher eyes or 5 percent above inflation to meet. they say a 20 percent fall in real terms wages in recent years. it's a negotiating position that the government so far isn't engaging with beyond around 4 percent currently on the table any more they say will have to be paid for in higher taxes. the support has grown as the day goes on. the nurses joined by representatives of other unions. it's not only health care that's on the pressure but railways, airports the border force, bus drivers,

and more the government facing a winter wave of disruption. right across the public sector. joe, to hold al jazeera oxford, the european leaders of agree than a 9th round of sanctions against russia. if it's warn ukraine, the additional sanctions will be formalized by lunchtime, on friday. exactly. what's included in the new measures isn't yet clear, but the european commission had previously proposed travel bonds and asset freezes on 200 russian officials and military officers mean all on the ground. rushing, shelling in southern ukraine, us kill at least 2 people in a house on the left, the entire city without power. the eastern city of hockey was also hit in the latest round of strikes. millions of ukrainians. enduring freezing winter temperatures. without regular power and water supplies, as russia continues to target civilian infrastructure. also in the east, the man, the russian occupied city of don. yes, has reported

a heavy bombardment by ukrainian forces. he says 40 rockets, if the city and during 6 people including a child, hospital and apartment block were also damaged stuff i saw breaking out a 0. when we come back to you as president joe biden makes overtures to africa, to counter china and russia's growing influence on the continent. and his thought argentina back in training as little messy on his team chase, glory of sundays will come more in that status. ah hell i we will gradually see better whether quiet to whether making its way across the eastern seaboard of the u. s. you can see this angry looking line of cloud here . that is making its way further east was and this is the one brought the violent storms in, across the deep south, just pushing up towards the mid atlantic states raising for it. well,

usual case of but more mirage is pushing in across the se, cold air and the cutting right out of canada, pushing across the plains, that will grassy sweep out of the way so the temperatures will fall away as we go on into the weekend. but at least it will be somewhat dry. and quater sparkling sunshine coming through as some consolation still some snow there just around new york pushing up into new england eastern central parts of canada. also seeing that snowy weather, which is not a little further east, which as we go through saturday, september to new york at around 6 celsius i celsius. therefore atlanta, but at least as i said, it will be somewhat quater and dry away from the panhandle, florida. we'll still see some live live, he showers longer spells of rain in that same area of disturbed weather. while i stretched its way down across the gulf of mexico, bits and pieces of rain there into the yucatan potential at western side of the caribbean. over the next hour too, but for the islands is slightly fine and dry. ah

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welcome by the computer about a bunch of stories here. this through supreme court is deciding on a detention term for former president federal castillo, up to 18 months. he's facing charges after trying to dissolve congress. at least 8 people have been killed in protests demanding his release. thousands of people are running against the conviction of his stumbles man who seen the possible challenge of the president and elections next year. supporters of spectrum in a moment say the verdict is politically motivated. and the u. k. gone on strike coding for better pay and working conditions. let us say that wages have not increased in years. i'm now struggling to keep their homes and buy food. yes, president joe biden has called for the african union to become a permanent member. the g 20. that's the group of the world's 20 biggest economies that we're speaking on the final day of the u. s. africa liter summit and washington. he also announced billions of dollars in support and investment for africa, jabber towns. the report president biden participated in 2 leaders sessions of the

summit, one on the african union's agenda, 2063 planned to transform the continent over the next 50 years, and one on ensure and food security. once again, biden's message was of equitable development mutual success and u. s. investment over the next 3 years. working in close cooperation with united states congress. we plan to commit $55000000000.00 in africa to advance the priorities we share and sit down to support the agenda. 2063 over one asked us government officials were unable to provide a breakdown of how the figure of $55000000000.00 was arrived at, or how the bite administration intends to get congress to prove that some the president of the african union. welcome the u. s is renewed commitment to africa, but called for washington to end its economic sanctions on symbolic way and its plans to sanction other african countries via the so called malign russian activities in africa act still working his way through congress. suppose your gum

dysfunction, this bill with its sanctions, which target the whole continent, is the 1st and international relation as africans asking why such a bill exist. and why is africa targeted? at least outwardly, the u. s. has changed its tone at the summit, not publicly hectoring african nations about decisions. washington doesn't agree with that. there is still skepticism about whether anything really is different. the problem isn't what they're saying. they're saying all the right things. the problem is they're not doing anything differently, they're still focusing more on, on, you know, open societies and values rather than on increasing investments and sort of a more concrete approach to encourage him businesses to invest in the region. and even as the biden administration talks of democracy and human rights, it was notable that the only african leader to get an honor guard was the objection

president who overseas, a government not noted for its democratic values. the u. s. e. 's itself is the world's indispensable nation, but does it all patients without sort of talk here? there are simply too many other countries willing to do business with africa who don't demand economic and political obedience. she has the al jazeera washington. now us judges jail 3 men linked to a plot to kidnap michigan's governor. they were members of a parabolic group, the trained adam fox, who let a conspiracy to duck democrat, gretchen whitman, back in 2020. the defendants was sentenced to between 7 and 12 years. the longest jail terms given in the case so far, fox though could face a life sentence for his role in the floss scan, the crowds for breath, i think carefully. but the last thing i say to people, when we part, i worry about the safety of everyone near me when i'm in public. i sincere apology governor to her family in

all want portsmouth who were effected by what inspired with the same thing except in bordering why i take it all that now police officer in jordan has been shot and killed during a confrontation with protest. as in the southern city of mon, that been demonstrations against the high cost of fuel in several cities, including the capital amman. and he said it's not clear who shot the upset during the front. the irish army says, one of its soldiers with a un peacekeeping mission in lebanon, has been killed. and another seriously injured that convoy reportedly came under small arms. fire is southern town of cuba. while traveling to the capitol beirut un mission says it's close a joint prob, with a lebanese army. the arm group has, the law says it wasn't responsible, and the locals were involved in an unintentional incident. well, for to with the family to because this is the worst possible news for them. and at

this time of the year or peacekeepers, i think distinguish ireland overseas. i think that bring great great dignity to the country. and i am at it is very, very sad that we have this morning that in a very serious instant, i wonder peacekeepers has been killed. the european parliament has voted to suspend work involving cattle. it follows allegations the gulf states tried to influence members decisions which cut out denies. parliament's president says she also wants to strengthen rules against corruption and outside influence. as of today, i am putting together a wide ranging we form package to be ready in the new year. this will include the strengthening of the parliaments, whistleblower protection systems, a ban on all unofficial friendships groups. a review of the policing of our

code of conduct rules and a complete and in depth look of how we interact with 3rd countries. so back to us government of last, the no competence vote in parliament despite last ditch effort. the gang support was passed by 78 members of the 150 c parliament. the vote doesn't mean that immediate change of government but could open the way to the elections. opposition parties have criticized the government for not doing enough about soaring prices and energy costs was to govern, has been granted candidate status to join the e. u. rival crow out in boston. political blocks agreed to form a new government on the day of the announcement. quarrels, but the leaders of slowed reforms demanded by the use to put bosnia on the long part membership. it's been 15 years since the assassination of u. s. president, john f. kennedy, and now thousands of government files are being made public. the u. s. national

archives has released almost 13000 files over the assassination in dallas. in 1963 for the white house held some documents back sayings because of national security. the warren commission that investigated the shooting, found that lee harvey oswald killed the president of that conclusion. as not stopped speculation, there was a wider plot to kill the u. s. president. ah . all right, time for the latest news on the world cup. here's raoul paddock at our cattle waterfront studio. france coach did a day shall, says the teen spirit in his squad. is what will carry them to a 3rd wild cup. the flyers have been in party mood of their semi pharma. when are the moral card frogs aiming to the company 1st team to successfully defend their titles? his pallet's, brazil inlaw 18. 62. while the french president, the manual macro, was at the stadium to see his team beat morocco, arguably back in cats are for the fargo at the summit in brussels. he was asked

about sundays match. leon with is a great video and he plays in taurus that i prefer him in paris and his national team. so we will do our best known. we have a lot of respectful for, for his teams is wonderful. one, but i think at the french team is will prepared. we have some very experience and very young players and i, i think the mix of both both is opposed to incredible and them. i'm very confident that his chemistry and i think this is a team with a lot of willingness generosity. and it will have 68000000 people backing them. and i'm really fond of them. or problems departments. argentina have been back out on the training fields for the 1st time since they're 75 when i the co ship, but the full squad wasn't on show. little messy was one of those who set out the section like france, argentina hoping to let's see,

for the 1st time in the history. well, let's look ahead to that father with our football analyst. what around go next. he says this will be his last well cut much if you turn in the truth. asterisk, it's up to him. it's a truth until he doesn't make it the truth to be quite honest. argentine we'll have to go through work of qualifying starting in march. does he want to get committed at this point saying that i would believe not if he's saying that he already said look, the reason i don't want to go through it is because i don't want to go through the experience of having to have 4 years of preparation, injuries, having to stay fit and being a 39. grading for, for a 6 woke up an unprecedented 6 work up. so there is some truth to that. now he might start feeling the knock in the pings at, at this, at this stage of his career. so it might be especially feel in the world cup. i think you'd probably be hanging up. or let's have a look at from whenever and starting on about killing and clearly

a key play for the goal. it's really impress me watching this. told him it's been been playing a slightly different role than what we normally saying. you see, but he's been a quite revelation because, you know, he's a good player, but he's had what kind of a toilet. but you're right in one asked, he is a revelation of source because of where he's playing in his position in this squad, playing a bit deeper back, being able to find and exploit the spaces there being opened up by the defenses. so that's very key to the lack of, you know, being that kind of met not being caught more aggressive that we use that is exactly right that, and another player to be looking at to is i didn't have you who has been quite impressive in the middle the pitch being able to be that stop or, or that also destroy slash creator a going forward. and there is what other factor here it's the into support is alongside the moroccans cleaning the most passionate amount isn't supportive that they told them. and so they get a dominate village stadium on sunday. are they going to be a factor unless francis scores in the 1st 5 minutes? i think they will. but obviously, as i mentioned before,

if france does take the initiative and does score early on, they could be silent just as much as as morocco. although i do have my doubts on that letter of statement i just made because it's very difficult to be able to silence these argentine fans carla's, of what the situation is in the teams going through argon. thank you very much for that will to saturdays 3rd place, play off now co aisha morocco looking to and the tournament on a hi. some say this matches more like a friendly but there is a bronze medal at stake of the corporation. place say they will be taking the fixture very seriously. if i'll repeat the so, i think if you ask this question to the moroccan players, i don't think they will look at this. match is a friendly, they're going to fight. they're fighting for their lives. because if he win a meddler to woke up, you become an immortal hero in your country. that's the same thing. we're going to do. 8 of us from russia, understand that feeling of winning a medal at the world cup. and we have a lot of players who haven't experienced that and would love to do that because it's something that will stay with them for the rest of their life. friendly game

is a very bad word or friday is the foreigner ref. i a catalog for 332 is the thing prepared for the last matches of what's been a 3 league. a few weeks of football will have all the build up to the wall cup final cupboard bright head on out to della heights. other krycek at the headlines here on al jazeera peruse, supreme court is deciding whether to keep the former president federal castillo in custody for up to 18 months, protested demanding his release on blocking roads in defiance of a state of emergency. at least 8 people had been killed since the unrest began more than a week ago. castillo has been charged with rebellion, a conspiracy after illegally trying to dissolve congress. arianna sanchez has mona from a capital lima prosecutor say.