the, the, this is the, the news life from berlin. close to victory. claudia assigned vom look, start to become mexico's 1st female president. millions have voted in an election, overshadowed by drug content and violence, and tomatoes of dozens of candidates. we get the latest light from the capital and saw the progress president sit around the photo, so falls for unity as the in. so users, it's great on pop. now to search for coalition partners begins the

time being expanded. you welcome to the program, exit bold and mexico show that the left wing claudia assign bomb is set to become the countries fast female president. multiple polls suggest the ruling party candidate is likely to win a double digit victory. about how near to strive, or it's mexico's largest, genuine election in history with nearly a 100000000 votes. as able to make their choice, the elections have been marred by violence involving drug, cartels with the fif, 57 candidates, my dad. during the campaign, data correspondence, big old wrist joins me now from mexico city. to see you nicole, claudia, shine bomb appears to be the lead codley was she to win? what kind of a lead would mexico be getting? a lot of same mom stands for at least 2 things. on the one hand, there is continuity. she's the direct prodigy of outgoing president lopez over the

door who has been sort of playing the queen maker in these past few months to get people behind her. and if she to be to, when she would probably follow his footsteps and continue his parties in her parties, politics and a strategy. and this is also something many mexicans i talked to this week would actually welcome because for them it means economic stability and also social stability look is open a lot of the outgoing president. somehow a divisive seeker. but he also managed to boost the social reforms. and welfare programs and that's something that's sticking with people. and that's what they hope to get out of a shane bottom of course. and then on the other hand, she stands for change because she is a woman. and that is something mexico has never had before. how significant will that be? mexico gets a woman president this is huge. it is historic. it ends uh, centuries of male domination,

in the highest political office of the country. for many women here and mexico. this is obviously also something that makes them hope that things could change in their country. that makes them proud that shows them that, that is actually a possibility for them to, to have a say in how the country is developing and how it's going forward. because we are looking at the country where around 10 women today are being killed being murdered . we are looking at the country with a very high crime rate rate. is this agenda base of violence that we're talking about. it's actually also called the silent epidemic here in mexico, and it is something that obviously with a female lead us many hope will somehow change. we just don't know if it actually would change. because as i said earlier, chamberlain will also follow in the footsteps of her party of the outgoing government as well. and the outgoing government hasn't been able to manage this method very well. if not, we wouldn't be talking about much less the victims of violence or of killings here

. the lead up to this election was overshadowed by violence and kings. have any solutions being offered by the people in the fray in the elections as well. both main candidates, claudia, shame them and also search the database of pledge that they will always to do something about it. claudia, shame home says that she wants to strengthen institutions. the also justice institutions. the question here though is how easy will that really be? because organized crime has been growing massively in these past years, and it's infiltrating all layers of mexican society and as well the political landscape and it shapes it and influences it with well, so many people know that there is a huge infiltration and it's difficult to actually get a grip on of this part of the problem. so at the moment we know the words, but we don't know if the actions will actually match the ones of the next president

is in office, which will be in a few months. they don't lose the nickel risk in the mexico city. thanks very much for that update. from one election to another in south africa, president assuming ramos has called a political parties to find common ground off of the ruling african national congress lost its longstanding majority. the party has dominated south africa since the end of about it, but must now seek go a listen partners. some of those are, i would probably say they would only deal with the n. c a from a full size stand stone. they left all commission upset of africa, the glass, the results of the, of the 2020 full national and provincial elections as free and fair for me. the end of the election period and the start of a new era in south africa. an era of coalition government at national level to

demand. while the ruling effort to national congress has secured more votes, when its rivals, it doesn't have the majority to lead the country on its own. we have what this election has made plain is that the people of south africa expect to their lead us to work together to meet the needs. they expect the parties for which they have voted to find a common ground to overcome their differences, to act and work together for the good of every one. political parties will spend the next few days discussing potential coalition agreements. meaning, recent photos will have to become fost frames we've heard about to, to scenarios in that is the n, c, d i a b as the most favorable one in terms of the, of stabilizing the country and stabilizing markets. and we've heard about the

a and c s s i m k. but remember in case going to peak condition normal force. if you don't, if there's, if there's around the close of day, we don't talk it from because it's not. then we talk to the n c. many parties have already made it clear. they'll have strict terms and conditions before joining hands with the amc. so i guess it depends on the entire things that you will know that this to because for instance, the issue of the land and is not something that you can compromise on. yeah. but what, who i mean gauge of open minded kind of engagement. and then we'll take it from the political analysts say the amc will also have to consider what impact the deal would have on both domestic and foreign policy inside the party.

do lead as i agree on the direction that the party should take or the post just that the part issue that dropped on the other side. the what you made, tim nation, out of the interest of it's 10 other play as will carry quite a you know, way to legitimacy such as business and civil society, an international community who will be putting pressure to political parties as the electoral commission reps up. it's work political parties into the next phase. they have just 14 days within which to form the national and provincial governments. some say this is a very short time for parties who have significant ideological differences to reach an agreement is to the big 13, regardless of who gets the upper hand. the general feeling in the country is that south africa's democracy is the main window in the selection to do now about the

ball between israel and how much international mediator is i calling on both isabel and her boss to agree to a cease fire proposal put forward by us president joe biden is rarely by mister benjamin netanyahu is under intense domestic pressure. some want him to reach a truce and secure the immediate release of hostages taken by her mos during their tober 7th attack. bought sniffing. yeah. who's far right allies up, threatening to bring down the government if he does so. since the beginning of the war netanyahu has insisted on the total destruction of him us, he has carefully avoided defining any clear timeline for ending the conflict or any discussion of the day off the in gaza. but now his hand may, has been forced by a truce proposal forwarded by us president joe, but the deal would bring a permanent ceasefire in gaza in exchange for the remaining hostages, held by him

a crucially, the us stresses the plan is not this. this was, is really a proposal. we have every expectations that if a mazda agrees to the proposal as was transmitted to them and is really proposal, that is where it would say, yes, well, how much says the abuse the proposal positively netanyahu's fall right? allies of fury is got it is a reckless deal. there was no total victory except a total the feed for him us. and i say that a prime minister netanyahu continues to lead this deal. we will dismantle the government to have some the ultimatum has left to the prime minister facing a stock choice. and the clock is ticking. okay, last month, one of the members of israel's 3 man war cabinets when it gets delivered to an ultimatum of his own. against gave the government until june 8th to come up with a plan for the future in gaza, or he'll withdrawal from the government. the pressure is mounting on that and yahoo!

and it's coming from all sides. correspondence rebecca to 0 has been out from jerusalem. good morning, rebecca is prime minister netanyahu willing to accept the de so that's a really, really difficult question to answer very much as you head. the pressure is really mounting on benjamin netanyahu, especially from the united states who say that's the prime minister's office, tacitly agreed to these do. they are framing it as a deal that has come from israel. one that they had previously agreed to bought on the weekend. we had some prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who again reiterated that he would not accept any deal that led to a permanency saw before a mazda a completely, you know, obliterated, and a completely taken out of the gaza strip. so that is something that he's promised to his fall right. members of his coalition who on the weekend also threatened to

break up that coalition should prime minister benjamin netanyahu agree to such a do. we had this morning that he's ju problems, and benjamin netanyahu that is due to meet with one of those fall right ministers. so there are clearly talks on going, but as he keeps reiterating, he wouldn't agree to a deal that leads to this time. and it say, so i have that as being the sticking point. and the other hand you have from us who won a great deal that doesn't lead to a permanent safe spot. so that's where the kind of the gap really lies and has lied for months. now, so, you know, the sticking point of that is, is that particular deal? the us of putting a mints, pressure on benjamin netanyahu and saying, as you heard the from john coby saying that he is, i must do agree to this. and it certainly looking like they may do, they have responded positively. so if i were still waiting for a final response, but if they do that, that the us expects israel to agree to israel, the defense minutes. so your goal on test said is rarely looking into an alternative located governing body to take over from us. i'll be talking about the

palace thing in the policy as well. he didn't specify what he meant by these governing alternatives. uh, the palestinian authority is certainly one serious option that has been counted by the united states for one. certainly that's what they're saying. they'd like to say in a post full gaza, that revitalized palestinian authority, as they say, could then govern both the west bank and the gaza strip. currently, obviously, as we know, they don't govern in gaza, but they do govern in the west bank though, there are issues they largely seen is corrupt. they don't have a huge support base. they haven't had held election so many years and, you know, they don't have a lot of authority with palestinians in general. so that's why the us a cooling for them to be revitalized. but you know, the benjamin at yahoo method. he does not say that as the option you'll have good luck has criticized benjamin netanyahu for not coming out with a post, a post guides of will plan. he says that you know that, that it's

a responsible that they need to be making a plan. he sent me against establishing a is riley civilian control in gauze, is that something going on his that he does not want to see. and he's old for palestinian entities governing in areas along with international bodies. but we'll just have to see what happens. he hasn't specified whether he means there's governing entities to be the palestinian authority, but that is a very unpopular option for these ready governments living there for the moment. data lives, rebecca auditors in jerusalem, thanks very much. i are sure in germany flooding has caused widespread destruction in the south of the country, a state of emergencies, and falls in some areas. and the army has been called in 155 to died during the rescue efforts. another east is missing a high speed train full of passengers came off the rails after a landslide caused by heavy rain. the rainfall has caused rivers,

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