this is g.w. news live from berlin for like sions in 4 years olds are hoping to get again in spain as acting prime minister pedro sanchez hopes to finally secure a majority but with yet another alleged al will voters respond we'll ask our correspondent in madrid also coming up libya's president claims he's the victim of a coup last police change signs and joins the protests against him demonstrators say his reelection was rigged a fresh vote could be in the. hands of germany marks 30 years since the fall of the

berlin wall fireworks and music as the city celebrate the 4th of the brandenburg gate with thousands of people joining the party. i'm carl kasell and welcome to the program in spain citizens are voting today in the 4th election in 4 years opinion polls show prime minister pedro sunset sanchez is the socialist party in the lead of though it's predicted that they will not secure a majority the far right vox party could double its seats in parliament after a rise in the last election. or more i'm joined by our correspondent barbara basal 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 where in april now with just 6 months i mean people are called out again faced with the same parties again the same procedure now and the same slogans so what has changed in the meantime and nothing really so you get a strong feeling of that plus the campaign was short it was like luster there were no posters no slogans some realities but really not much because the parties agreed on not spending any money because they thought that it might enraged voters even further what they really want is in 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. the same but i really hope that we can end this confusing situation because in the end it will not lead us anywhere in the short term you know 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 won't 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. catalonia really played a crucial role in this injection came pain as it was because emotions were really running high on both sides not only that in barcelona and around the separatists was sort of whipping out 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 you not. this was really fostering nationalism in 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 but 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. you know 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 they 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 strongly coming out against women's rights for instance they get support and they say we have pro-family and it is so the scene seems to be is sort of turned back against these social revolution we've seen in spain during the last decade barber available for us in madrid thank you very much. olivia's embattled president abel morales is calling for new elections after a regional election monitor reported irregularities with october's voting results

demonstrators accuse the release of rigging the last election and of staged multiple protests in while police officers in some cities have also changed sides they're marching in the 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 out among those under the framework of democracy and the law the armed forces guarantee union among our countrymen. therefore 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 you. didn't want to denounce to the bolivian people and the whole world that a coup d'etat is underway here's a letter says you know brother journalist is. a coup d'etat against a democratically elected government and. with more than 60 percent of the vote in the last elections. all mothers as a couple few people if you want. a coup d'etat by 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. our the check now of some of the other stories making news around the world former brazilian president lula da silva has rallied supporters a day after being released from jail to silva criticize current conservative president gyre bills and also and said leftist parties could take back the leadership in the country in the 2022 election. police info democracy protesters are clashing again in hong kong people could be seen receiving 1st aid on the streets of the international finance district of treadmill several shops have reportedly been vandalized tens of thousands of people attended a peaceful vigil on saturday for a student who fell during protests and later died. germany has been marking the

30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall fence took place across germany's capital city but the main celebration though at the brandenburg gate the 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 of the evening began with then i con a conductor leading an iconic symphony in front of an iconic backdrop. thousands gather 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 thousands rushed to the landmark to climb atop the wall and make history. at the main celebration german president foreign fighters steinmeyer pay tribute to east germans and others in the east bloc whose peaceful demonstrations led to the fall of the iron curtain here to people to carry their legacy into the present. invent via words. today when we were a member of 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 fart is forgotten. 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.

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 berlin 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. well you know about walkman and then 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 and. 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. while germany's football community is marking the 10th anniversary of a tragic event that shook the sports world it was a decade ago the former over and germany keeper robert and committed suicide. remembering robert and a decade on trial his death this memorial service in hanover was organized by the robot anchor foundation set up by the former goalkeeper's widow tickets sold out within days among the mourners were colleagues of the man who made 8 appearances for germany. say i can see that people still think about robbie or that's what i'm happy is that after 10 years there's still so much interest. it was 10 years ago that robot anchor took his own life before the tragic news came through few

people knew that he had battled against depression for many years. actually when he said no michael sometimes i feel sad and think my god you ruined everything as if he did it on purpose and that he was sick of it and back. his illness from the public in september 2009 we did an interview with him and saw no indication that he was suffering a depressive episodes. are we sitting in the go where you can see that yesterday. with with that's right it was the 40th minute it went in the 1st half after we'd had a lot of chances but failed to take them. and as so often in football when you don't take your chances you get punished them. after all that happened to us yesterday i guess and over. over 20 minutes and told us that he felt good at hanover the club where he spent his longest spell as a player 6 weeks later he committed suicide. sports

psychologist and of it's helped bankers teammates in the aftermath he said the club was overwhelmed by the situation since then much has changed and the bundesliga. is garbage and i even in those days there were incidents now and then but you can see that a kind of caution or even awareness has developed that things like this exist and how dangerous they can be. raising awareness is one of the robot and the foundations main goats at this event 3 initiatives are honored for their work in preventing and treating depression and sports. team people to talk about it break the taboo that's the most important thing talking about it it helps the people who are suffering. i get so much feedback from people thanking the foundation for being there for them and for showing people that anyone can be

affected by this sickness is a sickness and it has nothing to do with being weak. their work continuous in the hope that others make the more trucks and cars fix. you're watching the news live from berlin up next the bundesliga shell has all the highlights i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour it's watch. closely. carefully. don't.