changing the world already. digital. starts marching on t w. this is the day of you new supply from berlin and more pressure on venezuela's beleaguered regime president trump urging venezuela's military to back the self declared leader of one why go is calling on officers to abandon the government and set the country free also coming up. sexual abuse allegations sweeping india's catholic community d.w.

speaks to a nun who refuses to remain silent. and a look behind the walls of an institution in russia that's preparing young offenders for life in the country's military. and we're just about a month to go until the politicians might have stalled but british businesses are not waiting more and more are positioning themselves for a move to the continent. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us we start the show in venezuela where the head of the ruling socialist party has called on supporters to take to the streets during a rally in my leader state yes total kobe oh urged people in all the states of venezuela to demonstrate in support of president nicolas maduro scholar meant he also ridiculed a group of european. and terry ins who were barred from entering the country

they've been invited by the self and president an opposition leader. while in the u.s. president trump has been urging members of venezuela's terry to allow humanitarian aid into the country and side with why don't speaking to the venezuelan community in miami he condemned the president government the eyes of the entire world are upon you. today every day and every day in the future you cannot hide from the choice that now confronts you you can choose to accept president writers jenner's or for amnesty to live your life in peace with your families and your countrymen president. does not seek retribution against you and neither do we. but you must not follow but doers orders to block humanitarian

aid. and you must not threaten any form of violence against peaceful protesters opposition leader members of the national center for president water. and his family. president trump there in miami while war than three million venezuelans have fled the economic collapse and political crisis in their country most of the refugees heading to neighboring countries but many are also seeking a new life in the united states southern florida is home to more than one hundred thousand venezuelans you know buse all over salad visited their community and sent us this report. live could be so nice in miami beach. new home in exile but when the venezuelan refugee fled to the united states he had to leave behind everyone he left after six months behind bars as a political prisoner he feared for his freedom his safety and his future. and you

know me to see i felt persecuted every day the police published a list of wanted people and my name was on that list published in several papers it was a dangerous situation but the only thing i did wrong was the money and liberty. his new home lies in the neighborhood of stately mentions fancy on the outside but so rundown on the inside he's embarrassed to show that he is safe here he says a job in a hotel earn some money to survive and to help his mother in venezuela. i don't i don't recall trying this young. here there is nothing to eat many people either undernourished even becoming fat because the only things that you can buy are passed and flour that's it i mean i have my.

southern florida is home to one hundred thousand venezuelans bringing with them the tensions of two opposing sides protests are common here against the business partners of venezuela's president ma dural self declared president squad also porters say they are trying to keep their money safe by investing in real estate in the neighborhood. policy collina represents the politically persecuted venezuelan so brought he shows us around the miami suburb off to iraq which many moderate supporters call home if it doesn't also but i want those are we trying to find these people and suggest they are expelled from the us and have their assets confiscated it doesn't make sense that there is some flip persecution have to live next to the perpetrators. this venezuelan restaurant is the preferred meeting place for why dual supporters for our own b m e's are an active member of one party the celtic clear president represents the country's biggest chance for

freedom in decades but i mean anything is going to be not then i believe we are now witnessing the end of the my two year old regime we just have to carry on and he will lose popularity in power which is already happening day by day. and what happened yesterday in happened in riyadh. it's this optimism that keeps. a life and his hope that one day he can return to his home safely. and staying in the u.s. sixteen u.s. states led by california are suing the trumpet ministration over its decision to declare an emergency to raise funds for mexican border wall a lawsuit was filed just days after the president invoked emergency powers to bypass congress to secure wall funding meanwhile critics of the move have been protesting outside the white house this move as strongly opposed course by top democrats speakers at the rally said the administration had to clear quote

a fake national emergency. now for a look at some of the other stories making the news today india's top military commander in the disputed kashmir region has accused pakistan's main spy agency of involvement in last week's attack on a security convoy at least forty power paramilitary officers were killed in that car bombing claim by a pakistan based knowlton group islamic jihad denies any complicity. the brazilian president higher both on r.-o. has fired one of his most senior ministers over a campaign funding scandal. that we all know was secretary-general of the president's office in markets fell on the news with investors fearing the case could hinder also nars chances of passing key pension reforms. to police officers have been killed three have been wounded in the egyptian capital cairo they were chasing a suspect when

a device he was carrying exploded. government sources say the man man was suspected of an attack attack attempted attack on a police patrol in western cairo friday suspect also died in that blast. well the catholic church is facing a new storm of sexual abuse allegations this time involving a nun in the southern indian state of god allah like all too many others this case follows a familiar pattern allegations of abuse and then cover ups by top clergyman one of the most shocking cases a bishop accused of raping a nun thirteen times over a period of two years the nun in this case as she was offered ordered router to remain silent or face expulsion but as the church leaders close ranks one of her fellow sisters and purging other victims to speak out are india correspondent saw a fall a car as more. it's early morning in.

the church has always been a powerful institution but in recent months its foundations have been shaken by six scandal enough the pemba a nun and get accused an influential bishop of repeated rape when officials speak to actually a group of nuns around the victim and held unprecedented public protests. one of those who joined those protests was system. she cried from a home in the district of why not to support the alleged victim. the nun is wary about being filmed public she chooses an empty auditorium to speak in the thirty six years that she's been a nun she's come across many instances of sexual abuse by the clergy. sex abuse in the tests my pre-teen to that now. my to solve this silent a lot of still i hope on the day. go. shared by the

sisters and i don't how do experiences like that prompting me them to me to their own ambition but they're trying and i said trying to sit with them that a lot of mistakes inside the charts but they're not ready to. ready to. wash all of this fault and sort of that they're covering up all this. the catholic church in india has largely stayed silent on the allegations against the bishop who was arrested last year following the protests and then greeley's on bail even during why not officials were really just one priest who did agree sort to downplay the issue but my position is. always he's. brought.

more as are. brought up in the public discussion so i thought. that speaking out against the powerful catholic church and drawing attention to sexual abuse is never easy especially in a conservative state like. none through a day to break the culture of silence faith ridicule isolation and even disability action from the congregations this is. just a block from joining protest sister lucy has written articles criticizing the church silence on sexual abuse she's received warning letters from her congregation ordering her to stop speaking out she's been accused of causing harm to the church and belittling the catholic leadership says it. doesn't like the last anybody can speak freely and frankly of albany to the world if i am abused the saw the now live that can be made to them being a stat that so many are coming to the fact many many are coming.

to that so say that to doc there is not if there is no god we are all of a slave in this case and. despite the warnings the nun has no plans of backing away what i had to do i have to do i must do. i think i stop made like that. says a loose these hope is that the lead to scandal will shine a light on the church speedily and makes a much needed reforms. reporter on this story did have years on your car joins us now for more good morning sania. involved in this case at the center of the allegations is not the name she's not giving interviews what more can you tell us about her. that's right i mean she remains anonymous

she is based in the northern state of one job where the bishop was she is who she's alleged is also based we don't know her identity as you said but i did manage to speak to a cousin the pose of father on the phone and he did tell me that she is really a broken woman that she's going to a lot of emotion and mental trauma quite understandably ok now this none has been getting a lot of solidarity as we've seen especially from within her own order what about more largely how have india's catholics in general been reacting to this case. well india's catholics we have to remember are a tiny minority in this country but that's still about twenty million people and they're growing so india's cody and nuns a hugely important to the catholic church in the with at the time with church attendance in the west to solo and bash is a big shock to them but the scandal i think has really divided the catholic community here on the one hand you have these rare public protests by nuns and

civil society groups ring breaking a long standing cultural silence on the other hand there are many christians in india who feel that they have to stand together now and really close ranks out of fear that the church you know maybe cost in a poor light at a time when religious minorities in india are feeling quite insecure and a hindu nationalist government led by prime minister but it will be so i think the scone political climate the scandalous sparked a lot of i mean it's got its. sunny is the issue of sexual abuse of the church and hopefully the culture of silence you mentioned as well is going to be taken up by a whole a very high profile summit of top bishops in rome this week are in the in catholics expecting them to address specifically this issue. well i think that i thought certainly some boyce's here who will hope that this issue will be taken up at that summit i mean we have to remember that india's siddle model of catholic church as it's known you know may be based here but it really directly on says to the vatican

and i think there is growing pressure now on church authorities to really act given that the victim in this case had already complains to about half a dozen churches machines a year earlier and they had you know austin to maintain a side it's a good thing to take any action briefly if you could hear what about the charges against bishop franco is he scheduled for trial. when we don't have a date put a trial as he has denied all the charges against him he's now out on bail back in his northern. home state with this dioceses in the state of punjab and he was given a hero's welcome when he was released on bail last year by his supporters and that has really caused a lot of public outreach in india so you're full of our force and thanks very much for that song this is the interview news still to come on the show he start on par with the beatles in liverpool well not just yet but coach jurgen klopp has won the hearts of liverpool football fans the former going to sleep good coach and his

team take on bonus leader champions spy on tonight in the champions. but first we have a closer look at how one russian institution is dealing with juvenile offenders located in the euro mountains some twelve hundred kilometers east of moscow is a home for young men with criminal records among them seventeen year old bottom committed to crime at an early age but now he's being given strict training designed to prepare him for life in the russian military you know use your shadow as more of that. wants to be good. he's started his life over now he trains here several times a day completely cut off from the outside world. you know and almost i stole a car and had an accident. that i run off with the police caught me two days

later right now. but it is can point to. that he has been at this facility for juvenile law offenders and serafin russia for two years many of the boys here are similar to him. they struggled on the outside they stole cars they beat people up took drugs some of them even murdered but here they have a disciplined routine. it's lunchtime and five am is on duty is day to day life is defined by order clear rules and discipline. so. he. since. i was a terror outside i was constantly fighting with the boys i've changed completely here. some of the children here are orphans many others are the children of

alcoholics and drug addicts some of their parents are in jail. the general idea here is that boys like five pm should improve their behavior and ideally become soldiers. enough to do it that it will require the same of everybody the bad has to be made like this like it's an envelope that should look perfect like this very tight. this is a boys' school we're preparing them for the army this is not a prison for many boys from sarah from oka do join the army where they are taught to be patriotic servants of the state there's not much emphasis on forming critical citizens who question authority. the children are taught that they should be grateful for a second chance. to

toure's here are convinced that they are doing bad team and other boys like him a favor. i never thought of escaping but they treat as well here. several thousand boys have gone through this facility since it opened in the one nine hundred seventy s. they're mainly from surrounding towns and best car to stand but there are such reeducation facilities all over russia. the boys here are aged between eleven and seventeen. none of them came here voluntarily but for now this has become home. well it is just about a month until now and with british lawmakers unable to pass a divorce deal with the european union there are fears that high tariffs and long

border delays could become a reality as of march twenty ninth politicians are promising to avoid such a scenario but british businesses while they have little faith in that promise a new survey says one third of them are now planning a move to the e.u. to ensure market access. as breck's a day edges ever closer at the face of economic ties between the united kingdom and the rest of the world continues to lie in the balance. the lack of clarity has prompted many u.k. companies to come up with contingency plans some are stockpiling goods in case of a messy transition others are considering moving abroad five recent study of over twelve hundred u.k. business leaders found that sixteen percent of firms are already pressing ahead with relocation plans a further thirteen percent are actively considering doing so the institute of directors which conducted the study has thirty thousand members two thirds of them

export to the e.u. . chief among the concerns of exporting companies is the prospect of overnight terrorists which could come into effect if british lawmakers fail to sign off on a deal with the e.u. . our law and correspondent be good ma spoke with claudia catalans. trade analyst with britain's institute of directors that's the business lobby that conducted that study here's what she had to say that's quite a lot of your members though it's quite a drastic step as well it is quite a just accept and we were quite surprised but i think what it shows is that it's getting to the crunch time now and that is a very frustrated there's been no progress in parliament to for recent weeks members a small medium sized businesses and actually moving to the ease actually quite a drastic measure to take so it just shows that it's getting to the point where they're very frustrated and they want some progress and what about the free trade deal that's come out recently that most of the free trade use of the e.u.

has with other countries are not going to be rolled over and i'm for braggs does that have any consequences to the pressure for your members i think one of the main ways that the government can ensure continuity for business in the u.k. is ensuring that they can roll over these trade agreements by march it is disappointing that there hasn't been too much progress in that regard but the same time two thirds two thirds of our members have said that their priority is that we get it in agreement with the e.u. before we actually start negotiating the free trade deals so what will be your message for your members on behalf of your members through the british government we have been encouraging the government to actually push for the withdrawal agreement in palm it so seventy five percent of our members want the withdrawal agreement ratified for the twenty ninth of march to allow for a transition period and this transition period is very important because it allows for at a private period of time where this can actually transition to the longer term trading arrangements. thank you very much.

we have some football now in bonus legal leaders dortmund missed the chance to extend their lead in the race for the league title last night it was against the worst club as well in the league nuremberg they seemed to be in control of the match but nuremberg goalkeeper made the difference. with one goal in mind to regain their five point lead at the top of the table they dominated for the first twenty minutes then knew them back came to life woman becky managed to punch one of it and shot over the net and into safety it. again it was dortmund's turn to stan mattingly i kept the door shut on my you get so. not once but twice. score less through eighty minutes with martina having a great game but would score and needed going to see him so often this season and he seemed to me he seems many people to see. him one last night the spaniard

was offside milne in the final score a successful boris seamus in his debut disappointment for a new santa barbara gottman seat now just three points ahead of buy and need with twelve matches left in the season. we're turning to europe's top club tournament now and the round of sixteen in the champions league tonight's premiere match up sees england heavyweights liverpool hosting byron munich liverpool's german coaching and club is hoping this team can dominate on their home field has managed to bring new energy to liverpool and is gaining almost legendary status and as a legendary city. liverpool loves its legends among them the beatles and hometown club never pull. f.c. since its foundation in one thousand nine hundred two the club has won eighteen

league titles but it's been twenty nine years since they were last champions under coach. their fans are allowing themselves to dream big again during the best. part in the game you need to catch him. being in charge at liverpool since twenty fifteen where his management style is popular with most of the supporters. are his side reach the champions league final but lost to real madrid. if they want to keep their hopes alive of reaching the final again they'll need to get past german giants barn unic. and to finish the season and you don't think about it the league season if you think about a. night a really big one and they get one of these games if i would be really happy about being in. a german team has never won a champions league or european cup match and on field. byron have tried on three

occasions coach nico is familiar with klopp who used to coach dortmund only respect for him. doesn't keep as he doesn't give up he's a fighter he just keeps going you can see that with his team well we're expecting this on tuesday and in the second leg. that if you're going to manages to lead liverpool to champions league glory he may well become one of the club's legends. well china is marking the end of its new year celebrations with a traditional lantern festival prompting the shanghai zoo to lay on a very special treat for two of its newcomers these polar bears were given a feast of sweet dumplings these stuffed dumplings are one of the festivals traditional foods apparently very well liked as well.

let's get your miner now one of our top stories this hour president trump has called on venezuela's military to throw its support behind the self the quest clare leader of that country on why go he says it's the only way for the country to be set free after years of misrule. this is deja vu news live from berlin i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much for being with us and don't forget kick off is up next bring you all the best from the bunker's league.

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