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this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm lauren taylor. this is the outers here news. i live from london coming up republican kevin mccarthy on course to lose a 6th vote for the next us house speaker. after being repeatedly rejected by hard liners from his own party. despite a call for unity from donald trump, a south korea says 26 percent of arrivals from china have tested positive for kobe . b, e u recommends pre flight testing for passengers from china. benjamin netanyahu new hard, right? government unveils overhaul of israel's justice system. that would weaken the supreme court and temperatures for january reach an all time high in 8 countries across europe. and in what is currently goal is between tot loman crystal palace in

the family. plus selina massey, a guess at god of honor from his paris, sasha massey made softly his wildcat. when begin in the united states, where republican kevin mccarthy is on course to lose a 6th round of voting to elect a speaker of the house of representatives is the 1st time in a 100 years that a nominee for house speaker has failed to be appointed on the 1st boat voting started on tuesday and will continue until a candidate gets 218 boats. democrat, her kim, jeffries, one the 1st 5 boats. congressional business cannot start until the speaker is elected. republicans have a narrow majority in the house, but mccarthy is facing opposition from hard line members within his own party. around 20 republicans are blocking mccarthy's bid for speaker most belong to

a group known as the house freedom caucus, which is on the hard right of the republican party. many supporters of former president donald trump, and believe mccarthy is not invested enough in partisan rivalries that have dominated the house trumpet, urged fellow republicans to elect kevin mccarthy to lead the chamber. members of the house. freedom corker. say they want to level the playing field for the american people are demanding changes to rules that govern daily operations in the house, including giving junior members more influence on legislation or on 100 or does live at from capitol hill. so it's now into the 6th round herancha, this go on for it could go on indefinitely. the longest it's ever gone on was back in 1856 when over 2 months, 133 balance were taken. nobody is expecting that to happen. this time around, but in 1923. it took 2 days and 9 ballots. fitted aside. this is looking

a little more like that. and the problem is that that block of what was 19 and is now $21.00 conservatives have held together. in fact, have grown by 2, as kevin mccarthy is trying to get the 218 votes needed to get through that number . that threshold changes depending on who vote present. and there is one member voting president, meaning that threshold is now gone to, to 17, it's lower. but the bad news is that vote came from mccarthy's own supporters. so he's having no luck getting this through. and he can't even get the 218 votes. he needs to adjourn in order to do that. he's going to get some, he's going to need to get some democrats to vote along with him or some members of that block. and they're gonna have to have a good reason to do so because they are asking for mccarthy's happy. do not want him to be speaker of the house. he's been offering them a number of inducements, in including making it easier to get rid of his speaker. making the votes on the

floor more democratic, allowing members to make their own to make choices on amendments and that sort of thing. none of it seems to be swaying them and it seems increasingly clear that all they want is to get rid of mccarthy. and they seem closer to doing that today than they were yesterday. so if it isn't mccarthy than, than who well, there are a number of people that have been mentioned is possibilities. a problem is they have all been voting for mccarthy. so the gentleman they have picked is byron donald's of florida. an unlikely candidate. he's only been in congress since 2021. he's an african american candidate. so at the moment, because hakeem jeffrey's a democrat is also african american, that has is the 1st time that we've had 2 african american candidates for house speaker, but i don't think anybody expects mister donald's to be elected speaker. he seems to be a protest vote on behalf of this group of conservative republicans,

whose more likely was steve sca lease is the deputy for mccarthy. but he's been supporting mccarthy. we've had a couple of votes for jim jordan. he also is supporting mccarthy. so they seem to be, the opposition seems to be having trouble landing on somebody, but the vote right now for them seems to be anybody. but mccarthy. so it's really up to the mainstream republicans to come up with an acceptable candidate. and it is likely to come from that list of those who are currently in the leadership, steve's car lease, jim jordan, elise still phonic. all of them have been mentioned as possibilities. but so far there hasn't been a break in that impasse. and in fact, things are going less mccarthy's way than ever. john 100. thank you very much. indeed. james davis is a republican strategist and former communications director for the republican national convention. join us live from arlington,

virginia. so what mccarthy's opponents really want is it just to block mccarthy? do they have genuine demands? and if and if so they like to to prevail. i don't think there's an in game at all here and i think, you know, what we see is a mix. some books or pose mccarthy personal bounced. some are looking more specific to policy disagreements and some are just trying to make a name for themselves. we've seen that more and more over the years where individual members have stuck out from their party to make a name for themselves. the difference here is that nancy pelosi held that block together really well under her leadership. and you know, it's going to be a really challenging thing for whoever becomes speaker wherever this now it ends and whoever takes that mantle. honestly, i'm not really sure why anyone would want the job and so, so whoever does end up with this job, i mean, given the divisions we've seen on show here how i don't know what it means, how much they can actually achieve in congress. and in the house in particular.

well, the reality is congress wasn't going to achieve a lot anyway with the divine to congress house in the senate, and obviously the white house in democratic control. we expected very little out of this congress. what you see right now actually could mean that we might get even less. and if you project this both forward and let's hope sensibility comes to the table here and that this boat. and once we're past this boat, we'll get to governing. because there are a number of issues that our country grappling with at the end of this year, we're going to be looking at things like raising the debt ceiling. those are always very tight votes. and based on what you see right now, i wouldn't be so certain that we would even keep the government open, which is just the basic function. and present biden has said that the chaos is put embarrassing, and the rest of the world is looking. how damaging is this for the u. s. as image you know, i don't, i don't know. i mean, we've seen

a lot of the tricks in the political discourse. this is something obviously that republicans can get past if they can galvanized and support whoever gets ultimate speakership. then i think you can get back to a rolling governing majority in the house. and there are areas where you could make good progress. i mean, i mentioned, you know, simple things like the ceiling that you have to get through the budget process, but also immigration. we've got a huge crisis at our border, which both republicans and democrats look at, but you've got the complexity after we get past this of the presidential election, which will be turning the heat up on probably in february or march of this year, which will also interfere so it's really hard to see much getting donors, congress and you may, you mentioned, so immigration, instead of other policies internationally what, what would it mean? i mean, if there any particular policy implications for, for the us,

the relationship with the rest of the well, i think so. i mean, ultimately, you know, energy is a global issue and energy prices and soard. and i think there are opportunities for the congress to work together to address the energy crisis and to open up opportunities. i mean, it, russia has really built their work just based off of the fact that they've dominated so much oil over the years. and, and that's actually impacted ukraine quite a bit. so, i mean, there's all of this stuff works together. if the u. s. this is things at the end of the year, such as raising the debt ceiling, which is a critical function. you could see things like a downgrade in our credit rating, and that has huge ripple impacts across the world economy. when that happens, james, save it. thank you very much indeed for your perspective. thank you tom. just thank you. i

the world health organization says china isn't giving an accurate picture of the extent of its code 19 outbreak. on tuesday, china's top scientists presented data to you in agency officials, the w h o emergency program directors, as beijing is under representing hospitalizations and deaths from the disease. there are certainly issues in terms of the criteria for recording and reporting, dance attributable to call with dining. we believe that definition is too narrow, which requires the spiritual failure association to register as a covert related that as of right now definition, we know there are difficulties and all countries very often in recording hospital relief is admissions use of i see you for some of these, but again, we believe that the current numbers being, being published from china under represent the true impact of the disease in terms of hospital admissions. in terms of i see you admissions,

and particularly in terms of that, your opinion is now recommending pre flight. cobit testing passengers flying from china to the blog. the recommendation comes from the use integrated political crisis response. group. officials also recommend that all travelers, where mosques, they've encouraged countries to introduce random testing of passengers and waste water in airports. the south korean government is increasing its code 19 checks and protocols at its efforts. after chinese national he tested positive on arrival, went missing while waiting to enter a quarantine vicinity. health officials and military officers say that out keeping a close eye on international travelers. south korea as 26 percent of short term visitors from china on tuesday, tested positive on arrival units came as more from intern international airport flights connecting cities in china to here in china. international airport in south korea are at a fraction of what they used to be in pre pandemic times. and yet short term

visitors who are able to walk through those doors would do so straight into a p c r testing booth. and from there, those who test positive would be moved to a hotel nearby for a week long florentine on their own expense. now, health officials say they found $73.00 positive cases on tuesday, accounting for about 25 percent of china arrivals on that day. not including locals who would test within 24 hours at a local clinic near them. now these positive cases are being analyzed for variant information. and despite these tightened protocols, we are already hearing on day 2 since roll out of one man who got away on the way to florentine forcing officials to have to put out an alert hostage and will you need all the chinese national immune forties tested positive for coveted into an airport and lifted up permission while entering auto for your quarantine bus. it is

regrettable that such a disgraceful event occurred. officials warned that such violations would lead to deportation and future entry bands possible fines as well as jail time, as they would run in a violation of the country is held. codes. officials also saying it is becoming more and more difficult to understand what is happening with then mainland china, as transparency on information, is becoming more and more difficult. japan is also introducing additional coven 19 border control measures for anyone arriving from china, from in. so for me, okey sheeter announced that starting on sunday, travelers will have to present a negative code 19 tests before boarding their plane from china to japan. they're also be required to take a test when they arrive. chinese government has condemned the restrictions by several countries calling them discriminatory. coming up on the news hour from london, russia's military is accused of shifting the blame for

a ukrainian strike that killed dozens of its troops. after saying the soldiers broke a ban on using their mobile phones, we speak to ukrainian boxes, you've hung up their gloves to join the fight on the battlefield. and ins, fortner bakovich is said to miss to prestigious tournaments of the 2nd year running . ah, israel's new government has unveiled plans for an overhaul of the justice system, which will significantly weaken the supreme court. critic said will give benjamin netanyahu is government absolute power and undermine democracy by allowing it to pass laws. the court strikes down as unconstitutional. the plan was presented a day before the supreme court is due to debate. a new law passed by the government allowing a politician, convicted of tax offenses to serve as a cabinet minister. is now himself is on trial for corruption charges he denies

which are now from televi by marriage and unfair whose and is ready iranian middle east and listened lecture. israel's reichman university, thanks for being with us. so we just have to take us back a bit. what powers are these politicians unhappy with that the supreme court has at the moment unhappy with the fact that the supreme court can re tool law is passed by the government that are against the laws of israel. and they basically want to take away the power they want to overrule a supreme court. so they want to say that if, if $61.00 out of $120.00 members of the commit, that rule or rule on something then then that's the majority. and according to their version of the moxy, the people are spoken and the court system has no mandates to contradict them. that's the, that's the way the current government sees. and so what will the,

and what would the implications be for the way these were the court system works well basically we're no longer going to be a liberal democracy because the government knows the fact is that once somebody is elected ok to have the chief of mandates, but what happens after that they can do whatever they want. know because it has to be a supervisory body that checks them. what they're doing with the people mandate is legal is within the law and it protects the rights of minorities and the citizens. and that's the job of the, that's the job of the judy sheree. and this is something we've had since the birth of the state of israel. this is why we've been a liberal democracy. but once this happens, if the government going to be successful, then the government can do whatever it wants, basically. and you can do things which are even against the law on the and the, and the supreme leader. and the supreme court cannot stop them. and this is going to mean the end of it is rather the liberal democracy will become something like

urban or be to all the hungry list. i mean, what about now he himself and he's on trial for corruption charges, which he denies. what would the changes affect his trial to that's just one of the things also people are you. well, 1st of all, there's some people who believe that the reason why i want to do this is because later on down the line, you want to pass a law with the majority. that is, coalition government has that will say that he will be exempt from prosecution as long as he's in office. he claims that this is a cause, it's a french law, but actually it's not really, you know, the law in france also puts a limit on how many times somebody can run for prime minister in israel. we don't have that limit. so it's, some people are, are, it's, it's assumed that he will do this, we don't know. but what on the minds, the legitimacy of the con government with this movie, the fact that the prime minister has 3 cases against then that will be time as why

he's also he's indicted by he's, he's a minister dairy has, has 2 convictions. and he's part of the government, there's another somebody else was also convicted in government. he's been v i. c has been convicted at least on one occasion, if not 2 or 3. 20 it will be people with a judiciary fire from the judiciary and conviction, wanting to undermine the judiciary using democracy, you know, using claim of democracy and deborah on. why is it that so many people have had problems with the judy shouldn't be convicted or trying to undermine the did you the story? is it because they, we want them up with the because they have a problem with it is really legal system because the former criminals of their being prostituted. and that's the 2nd argument that currently being addressed. and this is why a lot of people will undermine and question the real motive of the current government to, to undermine the judicial system of israel. and it's and it's basically the ability

to, to, to, to create checks and balances against the government, which live on democracy is the norm. yeah, jeffrey done so. thank you very much indeed for your thoughts. thank you. to is really settlers have been caught on cctv defacing tombs at a protestant christian cemetery in occupied is to ru slim on sunday, and they were seen toppling headstones and smashing graves. the cemetery in the mount zion area has been attacked by a settlers several times. the last incident was in 2014 angry and bishop how some gnome is urging the israeli authorities to hold the pair accountable. an iranian actress has been released on bail following her arrest for supporting the country's anti government protest movement tyranny reduced. he was jailed almost 3 weeks ago on charges of spreading false information. she had condemned the execution of a protest her on social media. widespread demonstrations was parked by the death of

22 year old massa, many in police custody in september. president love him, is he lensky says, russia is planning to order. another mass. conscription for a new offensive and ukraine, even as its military face is internal criticism. over strike that killed scores of conscripts, russian military officials say the unauthorized use of mobile phones by its soldiers enabled ukrainian intelligence to locate their base in mchuga and carry out the deadliest attack on russian forces. yet in the conflict ukraine launched several rockets at a college russian troops were using as a temporary barracks, situated next to an army depot. in the occupied to net screeching. russia says $89.00 troops were killed when 4 rockets hit their building on new year's eve, including the deputy commander of the regiment. ukraine says up to $400.00 soldiers

died in the strike. the stair shooting out of what it came is currently a commission is working to investigate the circumstances of the incident. but it is already obvious that the main reason for what happened was the switching answer and massive use. contrary to a ban of mobile phones by personnel that were in the zone of reach of enemy weapons, this fact allowed the enemy to locate and determine the coordinator. location of military personnel cost for launching and missiles strike. val halligan harry is a russian defense analyst in moscow. he says it's not surprising that russian miniature officials are blaming the troops for the attack. these are actually reservists, people in their weight, twenties, or thirties, maybe somebody over 40 even who were cold up in the mobile partial mobilization. they have families and why was back in russian regions, apparently most of them came from the semi region and this was new year's. actually

the rockets hit one minute. sure. 12 o'clock you're coming in and that's the main holiday in the rush calendar. since the soviet times and people always phone their families that me telling them not to phone will not work if you can't, don't provide simultaneously secure way for them to connect to their well ones. so most likely that this fall, so there was most likely lapse of discipline. but there was also, of course we're, we're lapse in leadership. and the bad decision made this actually improvised barracks was just about 13 to walmart. there's from the front line in reach, not only of miss house, but those of a guns enhancers. you shouldn't really relax in such a place and gather

a lot of troops. and as a result of practically an entire region, russian regiment was decimated together with their commanding officers. and now no one really wants to take the boy rush as president to sent a ship armed with defensive missiles to the atlantic ocean in a signal to the west. that he will not back down over the war and ukraine. but to me, putin says rushes. zia con hypersonic cruise missiles on leveled to just it is for 0 as official here. now i want to thank the specialist in the defense industry complex, who created and started mass production of that unique weapon. please read it. as i said already, there is no equivalent in any country in the world. i know, i am sure that this powerful weapon will allow russia to protect itself much from potential external threats reliably and will help us serve our country's national interests. boxing is often described as ukraine's national thought is produced, numerous well champions, one of whom is now the mayor of keith,

but many of ukraine's top boxes and possible future champions of hung up their gloves to fight on the front lines. as charles stratford report to machine gun bullets ripped through alexander's legs. when he was fighting on ukraine's eastern front line, a 3rd bullet was stopped by the mobile phone in his pocket. his sciatic nerve was severed. you cannot feel his right leg. and he is afraid. he will never be able to fulfill his goal in life. in a sport, ukraine is famous for around the world boxing for internet major fillmore. it is not just a part of my life or it is my life. or should i say it was so, but now i need to find something else for you. ah, it is alexander, competing in 2016, rose to become clarkie of regional champion. before returning to fighting the war

last year he lived in france where he became regional champion in nice for more. ready her formula, box and grace mazda personally, because aguilar visited to father. how can the mother race and man alone? i got into boxes and it radically changed me as a person. it hardened my character. and now my at the challenge is like being in the army or on the battlefield, or he in hospital i am hauled and gone. i can take a punch be brisco there, q and there is no surgeon available in ukraine who can perform the necessary operation that alexander needs in order to walk unaided and potentially box. again, he aspired to be a national champion, and one of the reasons is because boxing in this country is often described as a national obsession weren't what bilbry, this is former multiple world heavyweight title holder and now mer of give tarley

clinical, visiting the frontline town of bottled wearing the colors all free and this is current w b o w b a, and i b f heavyweight champion, alexander krusik. ah, they're a boxing jims like this one established 40 years ago, right across ukraine. ah, men who used to train here and they are fighting on the front lines. some of these boxes may eventually do the same. all it could, school has been training here since he was 12. who joined the territorial defense unit when russia invaded last year or more, the war makes it more difficult to train. the when there's electricity and water available, training feels like a celebration. we're lucky at this gym compared to places like mary upon which fell to the russian and bach mood were fighting as heavy as we can come here. thanks to

the men fighting on the front line. they are guys who are trained at this jim and are now fighting and some have been injured. they were warriors in the ring and they are warriors in life. for now, all exactly continues his grueling daily exercise. he can only hope he gets the operation he needs so he can fight again. john stratford al jazeera keith, us more still to come this out. hundreds of top ranking police in the philippines are asked to resign to help out those involved in the drug trade. thompson is president lifts. her preacher says he's been on the political rallies and the sport will have an update on the condition of the nfl player who suffered a cardiac arrest during a game on monday. a

hey there, good to see. there is some bitter cold coming for eastern scandinavia, western russia. those details in one second. but 1st, that shield of snow is moving away from us, though after doing quite a number, some showers in the mix for the islands of ireland and britain, but promised you we talk about the cold. so here's how it temperatures will go. we can up saturday morning, moscow minus 28 dark, the blue and the purple, the lower that temperature. this is a shock to the system, warsaw 0 just the other day, or about 18 or 19 degrees. there's also been some record warmth in central europe. so that's not good news for the ski slopes here, melting snow quite quickly, so not only feeling like spring, but also looking like spring as zurich of in degrees for you. also some showers care at long last it's con for portugal and spain, sun clouds pure and same goes for the other side of the mediterranean, for greece and turkey, or maybe a bit overcast. to start the dan,

it's stumble that throughout the day. more peaks of sun, those winds are finally starting to back off across the coast of egypt and for the south africa. the provinces of the eastern cape was, who though no talton pull, no longer inland, popa, we could see some flooding in any of those provinces over the next few days. 23 degrees in durban on thursday. ah, ah, why did one of toilets most decorated clubs, flee the country in fear of his la fraud investigation? one 0, 18th review. exploit to validate a police corruption on out to 0 january oh, now to 0. hope process is to promote a message of peace and reconciliation while visiting the democratic republic of congo and sought to dog. his 5th visit to africa as head of the catholic church. rigorous debate and unflinching questions. up front, cut through the headlines to challenge conventional wisdom immersive personal shore

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. the republicans have a narrow majority in the house, but hard line members of mccarthy's own party, a voting against him. the world health organization says china is under representing hospitalizations and deaths from cobit 19 and isn't giving an accurate picture of the extent of its outbreak. ahead of the w h o says he's worried about the risk to life there. and israel's new government has unveiled plans for overhaul the justice system, which will significantly weaken the supreme court. because they say will give benjamin to now who's government absolute power. see a police official says the number of people killed in 2 car bombings in central somalia has risen to 352 cars, packed with explosives, with destinations in the city of my house in the iran region. a police station was targeted 1st, followed by the house of a somali government official ashe above his claim responsibility tundi is president,

has lifted a controversial ban on political rallies, present sammy as to who her son announced the decision 6 years after her previous i said, john mcgrew fully imposed the measure, been granted. elected politicians the power to hold rallies in their constituencies, but other rallies or protests were band led to the frequent arrests of political figures. yeah, catherine story has more from nairobi. the president has been under a lot of pressure from political lead does when it comes to reforms of political and electra reforms. and this meeting that was held between the president and political he does basically was to find a way forward when it comes to those issues. and this and the president has a ban on political gatherings that had been put in place. back in 2016. the president said that she wants to do things differently

a little while he does that, we've been talking to say that they want to see change and they want to put more pressure on the president to do things differently. nearly as much as i sat down with watching members and we agreed to align with all the political part to start the constitutional amendment possible. and it could be nia, our constitution, belongs to me, and not political cartoons. leave the political party to be able to walk to mandatory for our students to tour it suddenly both 60 and that was more time auction yesterday. the president has made this possible again and the electorate can sure. all right, let me get elected. yeah. why not? some of the opposition leaders who are that the how me thing, hold a press conference in the rest of them where they say that they're happy with what

the president has said. and they say that this is a good change in the direction that they wanted. but then i saw a provision leaders who were not in that conference. i said that they want to be more changes, particularly not just political reforms, but also they want the changes to the constitution as wow, auditions in nigeria began holding campaign rallies ahead of a general election in february. many candidates are focusing on nigeria worsening security issues, as armed gangs continued to attack villages across the northwest of the country. both will have the polls on february, the 25th to elect a successor to president. my my bu, bu hurry. he is not allowed to run again after serving it 2 consecutive terms. missouri is routing party. how to rally in the country is 2nd most populous state on wednesday. how many greece has more from canada,

excitement is back in may as well. it is just stick to the road to sell themselves on their part to manifesto tonight, jerry is 95000000 are generous. i'll porting in this election happening between february and march the prisoners. okay. elections are going to happen in february, february 20 to be exact. i know the minds of every nigerian is the issue of security, high cost of living, energy shortages as well as education. earlier i spoke with the presidential candidate, albany governing quality, the apc mr. paula: i'm a tenant and i asked him, what are the main focus of competing and what are the manifesto he's looking at. he assured that the issue of security is number one, because without security, but certainly nothing will work in this country. we have to fight for every, each of different get rid of bonded true dead to go or so to volunteer drugs were gonna reduce it to 0. look,

andrea edwards do that. what basically excitement is back in the. yeah. but then i also, nigerians who are worried about the current situation, the local. okay, what's the difference don't always o 8 years ago. even 16 years ago, because of the lingering crisis and discovery during the crisis security crisis, there's a lot of my girls are warning and they don't fears that there wouldn't be want to have been was elected. but again, the campaigning has been reinvigorated. then it's your which will determine whether or not most will be $9.00 to $5000000.00 registered or as you come out to be a lot bolivians and the farming region of santa cruz have been protesting for the last 6 days over the rest of local governor. it was found under camacho protest is set of fireworks against police during demonstrations on tuesday. they also blocked highways out of the province. the farming region is a strong hold of opposition to the left wing president lewis,

our chief camacho was arrested by special forces last week and taken to a maximum security prison. always. hernando camacho ran for the presidency in 2020, following the ousting of ever morales. but finished 3rd, santa cruz is an effort region that is often at odds with views in the capital. la pas camacho led some of the demonstrations in 2019 that called for morales to leave office and is accused of leading. a crew against him is also backed recent protests urging the government to proceed with a delayed census, which would likely give regions like center, cruise, more tax revenue, and congress seats the right wing camacho long opposed the left. when government of louis sasha asi, an ally of every morale is and is pushing for a federal system that respects province the province, his rights will tell you, the po joins us live from santa cruz to his other purchase. and believe you expect you to continue. well,

political tension is definitely on the rise here in bolivia and right of the center of the sun, the girls last year. and this is worse for enormous protests have been ongoing for over a week since we've come up with this pains. last wednesday, he was detained by a special operation forces. he was putting a helicopter and flown to the capital a box where he has been detained. it is there where he's facing. he's going to be 4 months of pre trial. the tension, while he awaits his trial, he's being accused of terrorism. what's the question right now? is his role come mucho's role during the elections and the protests that happened back in 2019 that for the former president abel morales to flee the country. and for many in this country and for the government himself, what happened right, there was a cool that for civil morales out of office. but when you talk to people here in santa cruz, what they phase at what happened? i but point what fraud that what i was trying to steal the election that he tried

to remain in power and that people took to the streets to defend democracy. and that's why many here in the city are defending governors for him. i'm look, i'm not sure they're saying that he was kidnapped, that he's a political prisoner. what we're seeing here in this province right now are several roles of all across the province where authority here are saying that there won't be allowing any type of rain or food to leave the province. this is in a way the stronghold of bolivia is economy here, where there is agriculture, gas, among many other things. what they're saying is that this province is going to remain pilot paralyzed as long as come out to remain in prison. so of course, as i said before, lots of political tension right behind this is the prosecutor's office that was set on fire. there's dozens of cars all around this area. and what were being sold is that protest will likely continue not only this evening, but also throughout the following days. and human rights groups have expressed

concerns. what could be the prosecution of political opponents? will you tell us about that? will live yes. judiciary is known to be weak, it's known to benefit those in office. it's known to, to be used as a political weapon and for many human rights organization. that's what's happening in this country right now. we're not totally seen. the detention of governor refer him to come out to accuse of terrorism, but also of the inter impression that took over the presidency of this country. whenever what alice was forced to flee 9 years, he was in pre trial, the tension for over a year. she's been sentenced to 10 years in prison for what prosecutor said at the time, and a judge said at the time of slotting, a cool against a well more dollars. we're also see a civic leader from the city of for the fee medical money also on free trial detention. so there's not the fear that you just, sherry is again be used as

a political weapon, however, was 9 years, was empower. she also accused former president ward off terrorism physician among other folks. so there's lots of concern that we come out. you will be able to face a free, a fair trial because of the judiciary in this country and how it responds to power . but what's interesting right now is the tension that is increasing in this country, not country where the tension between fans, cruise, which are the lowlands, towards the more indigenous bolivia that represents the capital box. and that in a way favors the government for the president. and what else, and we sort of think we've been power right now, and this tension is definitely on the rice. and what we're hearing here is that the tension and the protests are going to continue until camacho is released. there is a boat. thank you very much. parisians have taken to the streets again to demonstrate against the ousting of former president pedro castillo. after pausing

over christmas ahead of the new protest, thousands more peruvians marched for peace. people were in car to dress in white at event, organized by conservative groups, whom are left his prison castillo was ousted and detained. after he tried to dissolve congress illegally. last month, he's in pre term trial detention while under investigation for rebellion and conspiracy. formerly de continues to maintain his innocence. almost 2 dozen people were killed in demonstrations before christmas. myra sanchez joined his live from a to t o in no peru. so we mentioned that to round 28 people dead. but then there's demonstrations before christmas. what, what's happening there now? well, lauren, here in the future it's mainly called. it was the 1st time in all of the countries up to this focus would begin today with major focus around the country, but here and who towards it. 10 people died in classes with the army in december.

the situation is calm, there are no blockades. we've seen bosses coming with people from, from lima. businesses are open and the police guarding from court here and the police and the army together, guarding the premises of the airport of the last landing strip of the airport. but there are other places in the country where there have been the protest. those have been more outspoken, especially in cool. so there's been located who was the capital of tourism in, in peru, that's the famous not to be to ruins. have been close, the train that goes to the, to the much which ruins have been closed. for now, for security reasons and also in food which is where the lakes. if you guys is also a touristic place, but also the entrance, the connection with bolivia, the roads to add to the order with what have been located there to the toll booth burns and tires. burn these kinds of things for those who march

program to for later on today in the capital, lima and protesters here are gathering here in food. so they said they were march peacefully. they do not want to join us like people really feel us. they've been telling me that they need to work that the processing, the suburb made a terrible impact on their economies and they need to work. so they want to march peacefully for now, but they want to keep it there and not close. the whole cp happened in the last the last few weeks in florida. and how's the government responding to facing criticism and perhaps a criminal investigation for the armies use of firearms against protest, december? well, president the novel and one of the after the sort of christmas truth, if you will have been urging protest those people around the country. she's been on the airwaves on television, on radio and newspapers, urging people to protest peacefully. it looks like there's been an order to refrain

the youth, the 4th, the president half, and her minister from different cities to talk to add to different groups and see what they want inside the dialogue, i thought that the prime minister a little better this morning said that the security forces would act with possibly, but that they will protect private and public property. lauren miranda, such as thank you very much, man. mars military government has released more than 7000 prisoners to mark the country's independence day. us is carrying freed prisoners left young on on wednesday, june to has faced international isolation and sanctions since it seized power. nearly 2 years ago mia mars that former democratically elected leader on some sushi recently had her prison term extended to 33 years. hundreds of filipino police officers have been asked to step down in government,

bid to quote cleansed the force of corruption. the countries interior minister requested that all generals and colonels submit a so called courtesy resignation. they'll be allowed to keep working while a panel assesses their record, but those found guilty will have their resignations accepted, and he should been waging an anti drug campaign. first launched by former president rodrigo to tear 2. policemen who fail to resign will be considered questionable. bottom below has more from manila, the curious secretary of the philippines, ben, her abala said that this is all part of the internal placing efforts of the philippine national police. and he said that this, in fact, was a move that was also recommended by the current police chief generals rodolfo as ravine as a re himself is not exempted from this call. now this follows a drug raid, back in december where a district chief of the philippines, drug enforcement agency, together with his agents where arrested and caught with several kilograms of

methamphetamine. now the philippine drug enforcement agency is not part of the philippi and national police, but during the last administration, led by philippine president would rigor to the 3rd day to turn himself had said that it was the best of his knowledge that police generals within the philippine national police were or are involved in the illegal drug trade. and so i will said that clearly there is an internal problem here. and so he said, call it a short cut if you was. but the wheels of justice in the philippines just turned so slow. so this is a radical move, he said that if necessary, but human rights group say that this undermines the philippines, criminal justice system, china and the philippines have agreed to resolve maritime agreements through consultation. on the 2nd day of the filipino president's trip to china,

where is it comes as men in or ordered its military to boost its presence in the south china sea. amid reports that china had started reclaiming several unoccupied land features around the sprightly islands asian claim sovereignty over almost the entire disputed region. although an international court has ruled that its claims have no legal basis president, she told marcus that china is willing to explore oil and gas resources jointly in non disputed areas. tens of thousands of people have visited saint peters basilica to pay their respects to the former pope benedict. the 16th. during the 3 days his body land state. his funeral will take place on thursday and be to square led by pope francis bennett. it will then be laid to rest beneath the basilica. the german theologian was head of the roman catholic church for 8 years. before stepping down in 2013 the 1st pope to do so. in 6 centuries. he died at a monastery in the vatican la saturday. at the age of 95,

warm weather records have been broken across northern europe with 8 nations recording their highest ever january temperatures. the high in belarus was 4 and a half degrees celsius higher than the previous record. for the south in spain, temperatures are equivalent to the average in july, where some regions will than 10 degrees celsius higher than normal. europe's warm weather comes as north america faces severe storms. santas, blame climate change for the extreme weather. we unceasingly. warm weather is having a major impact on the winter, holidays industry. the, sorry, a boesky resort in bosnia home of the 1984 winter olympics is almost completely without snow on what's normally one of the busiest weeks of the year while in neighboring croatia, whether more suited to the summer months is at this resort resort. outside the capital zagreb is having to rely on artificial snow. wasserman, his lead author of the united nations intergovernmental panel on climate change. he

says higher winter temperatures will continue in the future. there is a relationship between the temperatures we experience in europe right now and climate change. we know that climate change will lead to more extreme temperature. and europe is one of the region of the world that is warming up the fast us. clearly i'll raise temperatures in europe, have already increased by about 2 degrees celsius compared to the industry average . and this will continue in the future, which means that these temperatures that we consider are exceptional temperatures, actually are the new normal temperatures. we will need to get used to the fact that temperatures will you reach these levels or more and more frequently in the future . still had this news are related action from stage for the data rally that's coming up of generating sports. ah

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a knife. and the final school was one note to the 2 times european champion. former barcelona liverpool striker luis walrus is about to begin the next chapter of his career. the 35 year old has joined a brazilian club agreement as a free agent. suarez was previously playing at is boy, had seemed a nasty anal back in uruguay. he signed a 2 year dale, according to brazilian media, and a foul play it to my home in remains in a critical condition in hospital, but his recovery is moving in a positive direction. that's according to a family representative and friend of hamlin who says they ought remaining optimistic. the buffalo bills safety collapsed and went into cardiac arrested during a game against cincinnati. on monday, the bills gave an update on his condition saying how men have shown signs of improvement and is expected to remain under. let's take you straight to the u. n. a listened to the palestinian ambassador for you, and i want to say,

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