discovery. expedition voyage on t.w.a. . fame in. play. this is deja vu news flying from berlin for elections in 4 years the polls are open yet again in spain as acting prime minister pedro sanchez hopes to finally secured his majority but with yet another election how will voters respond we'll ask our correspondent in madrid. also coming up libya's president claims he's the victim of a coup as police change sides and join protests against him demonstrators say his

reelection was rigged and germany marks 30 years as the fall of the berlin wall fireworks and music as the city celebrates the 4th of the brandenburg gate with thousands joining the party. i'm called aspen welcome to the program in spain citizens are voting today in the 4th election in 4 years but polls suggest the vote will do little to break the political deadlock between the parties opinion polls show prime minister pedro sanchez is the socialist party is in the lead though it's predicted they will not secure a majority all right fox party could double its seats in parliament after a rise in the last election. for more i'm joined by our course. spondon barbara

basell she is in madrid for us and barbara for elections in 4 years i mean is there a sense among voters that they are just completely fed up with this heading to the polls. there is certainly care a large amount of election fit she spayed because the last elections here were in april now just 6 months i mean people are called out again they're faced with the same parties again the same pros now and the same slogans so what has changed in the meantime nothing really so you get a strong feeling of that plus the campaign was sure it was like luster there were no posters no slogans some released but really not much because the parties agreed on not spending any money because they saw that it might in rage voters even further what they really want is end to this ongoing political crisis this is sort of dead end in spanish politics we talked to some people coming out of this polling

station here in the center of madrid let's listen in to what they had to say. for somebody i really hope that we can end this confusing situation because in the end it will not lead us anywhere in the short term where there's a high percentage of people who won't show up to very today but i think in the end people will stick to their parties and there might be a big difference with the reform but that if they can't agree this time it will be the last time i vote and they also shouldn't be paid anymore. so barbara certainly fatigue playing a factor in this election of course we've seen as well these violent protests in barcelona by pro independence protesters what role is catalonia playing in this launch. to come alone to really played a crucial role in this election came pain as applause because emotions here are really running high on both sides it's not only that in barcelona and around this separatist was sort of whipping out for. feeling again amongst their supporters but

on the other side i mean emotions were really running high with many spanish people saying we are one country we are united and this was really fostering nationalism and many you know and of course on the right side there is talk about that the separatists need to be suppressed by any means by legal means by police and they really need to be squashed whereas pedro centrist the current acting prime minister was trying to sort of be more conciliatory and look for a political solution so there really really hard words on the right side of the spectrum here and so this might really sort of sharpen the political divide the country even further now barbara we know pedro sanchez the socialist they're hoping to pick up more seats it's not clear that they'll be able to do that of one party that is likely to gain seats is that the far right box party tell us about the party and why they are resonating with voters. yet there is

a surge expected for the vox party and even many young people are voting for them out of his sense of this enchantment and they say this is a party that talks trade they they sort of say what they saying and there's also an element of strong nationalism of course there because they are come coming out the strongest against the cuts alone separatists and they said this really needs to be a reallocated by any means and we are one space and we need to be strong again we need to be proud and very similar to a populist slogan see hearing in other european countries and also this seems to be a sense of some sort of counter revolution really very strong this from me coming out against women's rights for instance they're against abortion they say we have pro-family and it is so the scene seems to be is sort of turned back against the social revolution receding in spain during the last decade barbara basell for us in madrid thank you very much. bolivia's embattled president abel morales is

calling for new elections after of a report detailing irregularities with october's elections the election results was released by the organization of american states demonstrators accused of rigging that election and have staged multiple protests meanwhile police officers in some cities have also changed sides marching in the very demonstrations they were meant to be bringing under control. a victory for anti-government protesters as police abandoned their posts to join the demonstrations. just days ago the groups clashed now they stand side by side. bar there are a 1000000000 poses a new threat to even morales south america's longest standing leader.

let's listen saddam out us go under the framework of democracy and the law the armed forces guarantee union among our countrymen. fair for we confirm that we will never confront the people to whom we have a duty and we will always ensure peace coexistence and the development of our homeland. money if. military is ruling party responded by calling on supporters to defend the results of the contested election. morales is rejecting calls for his resignation insisting the vote was fair. if he. 'd didn't want to denounce to the bolivian people and the whole world that a coup d'etat is underway as you know brother journalists. a coup d'etat against a democratically elected government and. with more than 60 percent of the vote in

the last elections. all the others as a. coup d'etat by the violent anti-democratic groups that don't respect democracy the election results or social peace. morales also blamed organized opposition groups for setting fire to the homes of his sister and 2 governors. this after protesters occupied 2 state run media outlets on saturday. quite a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world former brazilian president lula da silva has rallied to supporters a day after being released from jail the silver criticised current conservative president gyre bills narrow and said leftist parties could take back the leadership in the country in the 2022 election. police and pro-democracy protesters are clashing once again in hong kong people could be seen receiving 1st aid on the

streets of the international finance district of 20000000 while several shops have reportedly been vandalized tens of thousands of people attended a peaceful vigil on saturday for a student who fell to his death during protests. in australia at least 3 people have been killed in massive bush fires raging across the eastern state of new south wales blazes are also tearing through queensland further north thousands of people have been evacuated and in total fire ban has been declared. germany has been marking the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall bence took place across germany's capital city with the main celebration at the brandenburg gate german chancellor angela merkel and other european leaders took part in a special ceremony to remember those who died under east germany's shoot to kill orders against anyone trying to flee to the west but the evening began with an iconic conductor leading an iconic symphony in front of an iconic backdrop.

thousands gathered here to celebrate as they did 30 years ago on this date when violence brandenburg gate became an unforgettable backdrop to a night that changed the world. in what was a no man's land between east and west the thousands rushed to the land to climb atop the wall and make history. at the main celebration german president firefighters steinmeyer pay tribute to east germans and others in the east bloc whose peaceful demonstrations led to the fall of the iron curtain here people to carry their legacy into the present.

today when we remember the brave people back then with gratitude. and maybe even tears in our eyes and we can't just sit by and watch as that for which they farm is forgotten. just we can't allow people to be excluded and attacked democracy to be disrespected and our solidarity destroyed we can't allow that to happen. to notice. earlier in the day leaders from central and eastern europe placed roses to honor the many who were killed trying to escape communist east germany under an arch tosser the wall ran straight to the middle of the street dividing families neighbors and friends. chancellor spoke at the chapel of reconciliation nearby it was built on the former death strip where the east german

government demolished a church to build border posts. having grown up in eastern germany america knows the impact of the berlin wall firsthand. at the ceremony she delivered a message of hope. many of them when the berlin wall ladies and gentlemen is history kind of it proves that no war that segregates people and limits freedom is so high and so wide that it could not be broken through. this is brilliance message to the world on this 9th day of november not unlike the scenes that captured the world's imagination 30 years ago. sports now and in football here it's a berlin join of the wall celebrations with an elaborate ceremony on the olympic stadium pitch before their home match with wife sig but the visitors oil.

this wasn't just any gray autumn day in berlin exactly 30 years on from the fall of the berlin wall patter commemorated that historic occasion with a replica that their fans to pour down this will take up. there was another symbolic moment in front of the us nothing sums up the spirits of reunification like an old east german trami bursting through the wall and head to channel that spirit to burst into the late nights a 1000000 little stand hammering home. the berlin born midfielder made his mark on a day of huge significance for his hometown be like to keep a piece of good luck she was left with no jobs but hats and almost immediately handed lights a good chance to equalise carrying wreckage handball was punished with a penalty. then left the school. $11.00 with 38 minutes on the qualified and on the stroke of half time like $610.00 to game around through

marcel's out itself. by the austrians after finding the net with the help of a deflection by pass away to one down at the break on butlins big day and it got worse for them in a flurry of late goals test kevin campo weave through that offense to make it 31. the slovenian rightly congratulated by his teammates after showing it was it composure to curling. and it was cool when conrad lima rich threw the hats a half like a trout they threw the berlin wall the for setting up then up by the strikers 2nd goal securing like 6 when in stoppage time. hats or did manage to pull a goal but when like 6 failed to clear their lines they can pass on the loose balls and make it soon but that wasn't enough to stop lights a cracking up their 2nd win in a row cutting half the celebrations sure. tens of thousands of people have turned

out to watch a spectacular parade in tow. to celebrate the end of throne ment of emperor nero he too spectators are also waiting outside. the city and her life and christmas socks i the emperor took over official duties last month will make you have some pictures of their journey through the japanese. thanks. jane for. the language courses. video audio. anytime anywhere. w.