president raul castro laid a white rose on his tomb.n o'clock mishal husain will be here with a full round up of the day's news. first, our world: in the shadow of "el che". his is probably the most recognisable face in latin america. perhaps one of the most iconic images in the world. synonymous with youthful rebellion, with socialism, with revolution. but today, 50 years after the death of che guevara, what does he mean in a fast—changing cuba? as the communist—run island evolves, some see his example as more relevant than ever. others see a different future ahead, one that breaks with the indoctrination and intolerance of the past. i have spent the past few years living on this fascinating island at a period of great upheaval and want to know what el che means today. it's the start of another school day in cuba's capital, havana. and the seconds are ticking down to assembly at nicolas estevanez primary school in the city's vedado district. it's one of countless schools across the island in which the memories and achievements of the c

president raul castro laid a white rose on his tomb.

the final battle of the cuban revolution more than sixty years ago his old friend cuban president raul castro was in attendance. and hurricane nate has been downgraded to a tropical storm after hitting the u.s. gulf coast on sunday morning it made landfall in the state of mississippi or thirty's in several southern states have ordered evacuations in coastal areas after an eight killed dozens of people in central america. now on tuesday liberians head to the polls in the first round of voting in the country's presidential election voters will definitely be choosing a new face with the incumbent ellen johnson sirleaf stepping down after two terms marked by post-war reconstruction and they are both a crisis the first woman ever to be elected president in an african country sirleaf says the voters a chance to reaffirm peace and democracy in liberia. liberians of all political creeds are standing on the edge of history. law rocked by years of instability conflict and poverty liberia could be about to experience its first democratic transfer of power in four decades. but his campaign's posing rally

the final battle of the cuban revolution more than sixty years ago his old friend cuban president raul castro was in attendance. in turkey a group of human rights activists could face up to fifteen years in jail after being charged by a turkish prosecutor the director of amnesty international in turkey e-tail esa is among them and so is german human rights activist. his case is further straining relations between germany and turkey with germany's foreign minister calling the accusations in comprehensible. on july fifth peter storrie dinner was among ten human rights activists detained by turkish police on the island of beauty off the coast of his done bull the expert was taking part in a workshop run by amnesty international one topic was how to protect sensitive data from the authorities for turkish prosecutors a reason to charge the activists with belonging to and aiding terrorist groups. the evidence being put forward against our clients is not evidence that can lead to an arrest it's completely illegal and unlawful not just in regard to the european human rights convention but also in reg

this ceremony began with che guevara's old friend raul castro laying a white rose at his tomb.astro in 1967, announcing that che guevara had died. throughout it has been a solemn ceremony, although it has a large presence of schoolchildren — there is an an emphasis on youth when one speaks of che guevara in cuba. they have been repeating the slogan, we will be like che. a key part of the cuban education system. dignitaries, comrades who fought alongside him, members of his family. they all see him as a hero, as an example to youth in cuba and around the world. not everybody sees it that way. his critics see him as a man who was bloodthirsty and cruel. however, saying that here today is sacrilege for these people. they see him simply as a hero. and at 9.30 tonight, will grant looks at what che guevara's legacy has been in cuba — in our world

the final battle of the cuban revolution more than sixty years ago his old friend cuban president raul castro in attendance. hurricane nate has been downgraded to a tropical storm of to hitting the u.s. gulf coast on sunday morning it made landfall in the state of mississippi well thought is in several southern states have ordered evacuations in coastal areas alternate killed dozens of people in central america. and in garner at least six people died in a tanker explosion at a gas station in the capital accra this social media video showing the explosion of launch fireballs at the scene of forty say more than two hundred police have been deployed in that firefighters have now brought the blaze under control. people in liberia head to the polls on tuesday in the first round of voting in the country's presidential election the leading candidates true crowds of thousands at their closing rallies the winner will replace incumbent president ellen johnson sirleaf the first woman ever to be elected president on the african continent so leave says the vote is a chance to reaffirm peace and democracy

final battle of the cuban revolution more than sixty years ago che's old friend cuban president raul castro was in attendance. hurricane innate has been downgraded to a tropical storm off to hitting the u.s. gulf coast on sunday morning it touched down in the state of mississippi well forty's in southern states states have ordered evacuations in coastal areas often eight killed dozens of people in central america. sports news now and in formula one the japanese grown prey has provided the setting for a crucial showdown between lewis hamilton and sebastian fettle now how martin started the race thirty four points ahead effect with just four races left after this weekend's action the ferrari driver needed a big performance to have a chance over a candle and his title hopes. the locals gave sebastian fattal a warm welcome on race day and another german world champion footballer lukas podolski was on hand to offer his support to me but fettle knew the odds were against him his main title rival lewis hamilton started the race in pole position the messages man wasn't giving any ground holding his

[habla en inglÉs] el jefe de gabinete presidencial dijo que el presidente de cuba, raÚl castro podrÍa hecho algo asÍ en cuba contra diplomÁticos. irma: la agencia ap informÓ que entre los diplomÁticos habÍa un equipo de espías enviados para el presidente donald trump. >> son completamente imperceptibles, la persona no tiene ni idea de que se estÁ exponiendo a algo tan daÑino para sus sentidos y cerebro. irma: segÚn este neurÓlogo, este tipo de ruido puede causar daÑos irreversibles en el cerebro y en el oÍdo. >> puede afectar la parte que coordina los movimientos de los ojos, los cerebelosos y las funciones intelectuales. irma: al menos cinco diplomÁticos canadienses y sus familias tambiÉn habrÍan sido afectados por estos ataques. otros diplomÁticos estadounidenses tambiÉn han enfrentado esto. marÍa: muchas gracias, irma. se logrÓ una liberación en pakistÁn de una familia proveniente de estados unidos. jorge: vamos a ver quÉ hay en nuestra ediciÓn nocturna. enrique: se hizo llamado a la "ciudades santurario" para que cumplan con la ley o perderÁn fondos federales. en medio del escÁnda

do you think that fear is one of the legacies of the generation of el che, and fidel castro and raul castro dissidents. among those calling for a new political system in cuba are the ladies in white. originally formed by the wives of political prisoners, their weekly protests to call for free elections are often broken up by the police and state security. the organisers, arbitrarily detained. they say they're calling for greater human rights on the island. the cuban government accused them of being mercenaries funded by right—wing anti—castro groups out of miami and washington. certainly the cuban government allows them no room to operate. this was their protest on the eve of a visit by president obama in front of the world's watching media. when our cameraman tried to film a weekly protest outside the lady's house, the police intervened. he was told he couldn't film there. and the police removed the camera from the scene as the mood began to heat up. what happened next was predictable and swift. a number of women were detained that day. it's a side of cuba thatjars with a new hip image of

for his role in the cuban revolution of one nine hundred fifty nine fighting alongside fidel and raul castro you see in human takes up takes a look at his legacy. perhaps no revolutionary has been as romanticized as it needs to give or change as he was known. the arjun timeworn dr who fought by fidel castro's side played a key role in the cuban revolution he then tried to launch marxist uprisings in the congo and then bolivia where he was captured and executed the images taken after his death in which many say he looked like christ only added to his legend as a left wing martyr. the oscar winning film motorcycle diaries was based on his early years. when he was fourteen harry yes joined chair in the fight for revolution in the cuban mountains for the next twelve years he never left his side until he miraculously managed to escape capture during chase final battle against the bolivian army interviewing the home of the. we had behind bushes and on a small radio we heard the news that had been captured and killed the wings of our hearts. the yes' says the cheers reputation as a tough but just r

used for the very first time which allows senators who are trying to get others are afraid to take raul castro up this region now we have. just a space and we are done saying my own mayor your holiday record you know that that is of course your duty opinion here in that only you. live in barcelona thank you. if i were to discuss the ongoing crisis with a political commentator and a former catholic a both of whom have very different views. or they are trying to do is to demolish our regional government institutions. and take control of. social movements the problem right now is that and nationalist movement independent movement is living in about a war in another war because they have people in the radio and they want to keep remain in a spain you can say that these are democratic to to to to listen the voice of the people and what we have been trying to do hearing about one year but it's always not really like you know if. the point is that you go one people be express their. opinion what we've been trying to do two years ago is to find the possibility for a couple in society to express this w

role in the cuban revolution of one thousand nine hundred eighty nine fighting alongside fidel and raul castro. to the u.s. now and up to two hundred fifty millimeters of rain is expected in a sage of north carolina as tropical storm nate's moves across the country more than one hundred thousand people were left without power after the hurricane hit the gulf coast work is continuing to restore electricity to the worst affected say serve mississippi alabama and louisiana. staying in the us hollywood film producer harvey weinstein has been fired from the studio he co-founded weinstein had taken a leave of absence after a new york times report on fair is a listing allegations of sexual harassment and weinstein company's board of directors says it fired the film director after new undisclosed information about his conduct. now some of the biggest names in italian fashion have helped to restore ancient roman monuments the government needed cash to pay for the huge cost of renovating some sites such as the coliseum and several private businesses stepped in to lend a hand i went to rome to find out m

for his role in the cuban revolution of one nine hundred fifty nine fighting alongside fidel and raul castro the sea and human takes up takes a look at his legacy. perhaps no revolutionary has been as romanticized as an estate give or change as he was known. the arjen time born dr who fought by fidel castro sighed played a key role in the cuban revolution he then tried to launch marxist uprisings in the congo and then bolivia where he was captured and executed the images taken after his death in which many say he looked like christ only added to his legend as a left wing martyr. the oscar winning film motorcycle diaries was based on his early years.

the ceremony began with che guevara's old friend raul castro laying a white rose at his tomb.uncing that che guevara had died. it has been a solemn ceremony, although it has a large presence of schoolchildren — there is an an emphasis on youth when one speaks of che guevara in cuba. they have been repeating a slogan — we will be like che. a key part of the cuban education system. dignitaries, comrades who fought alongside him, members of his family. they will see him as a hero and an example to youth in cuba and around the world. not everybody sees it that way. his critics see him as a man who was bloodthirsty and cruel. but saying that here today is sacrilege for these people. they see him simply as a hero. at 9:30pm, our correspondent looks at che guevara's legacy in cuba in our world. the duke of cambridge and prince harry have been very open about their own experiences with mental health, and set up their charity heads together to encourage people to speak out. now they've announced the next phase of their mission — a £2 million investment fund to help improve the nation's

role in the cuban revolution of one thousand nine hundred fifty nine fighting alongside fidel and raul castro is the human of course from havana on his legacy as a revolutionary hero. perhaps no revolutionary has been as romanticized as a new style divider or chair as he was known. the arjen time born dr who fought by fidel castro's side played a key role in the cuban revolution he then tried to launch marxist uprisings in the congo and then bolivia where he was captured and executed the images taken after his death in which many say he looked like christ only added to his legend as a left wing martyr. the oscar winning film motorcycle diaries was based on his early years. when he was fourteen harry yes joined chair in the fight for revolution in the cuban mountains for the next twelve years he never left his side until he miraculously managed to escape capture during chase final battle against the bolivian army. we had behind bushes and on a small radio we heard the news that cherry had been captured and killed the wings of our hearts found the years says the cheers reputation as a tough but

known for his role in the nineteen thirty nine cuban revolution where he fought alongside fidel and raul castro he remains a revered figure on the caribbean island for his anti imperialist views but he also faced criticism over claims of authoritarianism. which a is also being commemorate in ireland with a stamp featuring the famous image of him painted by artist jim fitz patrick despite che being of irish descent the move has sparked anger by some politicians there but fitzpatrick has defended his work being used on the step i'm fascinated because i've been dealing with this for fifty years this isn't the first rule. and to see the present criticism you have to remember the old race with the election of trump and especially what's happening in europe. are very vocal these days we have social media so the slogan i'm getting is pretty heavy we have a lot of prominent. politicians on the right in our and who are going bananas surely that's the purpose of the image to discomfort the comfortable. show it to me was when the greatest man who has ever lived i have never regretted doing that image. and

his role in the one nine hundred fifty nine cuban revolution where he fought alongside fidel and raul castro he was killed in bolivia in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven in a gunfight with a cia trained unit of the local army but obvious leftist president evo morales led tributes in the town where given his body was put on display and condemned the u.s. he's going to say when they criticize this event it's not trust tourists to remember those who wanted to free our country so today we see how it changes words mean even more when che said our entire nation is a battle cry against imperialism and a call for the people's unity against the great enemy of mankind today they attacked venezuela just like they attacked afghanistan yesterday that cheney who was of irish descent has been commemorated in ireland to where they stand featuring the famous image of him painted by artist jim fitzpatrick and moved to spot anger by some m.p.'s but fitzpatrick has defended his work i'm fascinated because i've been dealing with this for fifty years this isn't the first really open hands and to see the pres

for his role in the cuban revolution of one nine hundred fifty nine fighting alongside fidel and raul castro michael casey is author of face after life the legacy of an image he says they're calling image of god are a helpful to revive support for the revolution in cuba. the book really was an attempt to try to come to terms with how this what image i would argue is the most reproduced image in history and i'm actually talking there about all the derivative works that built upon it. not so much like just a massive replication of an image like marilyn monroes it was and when you talk about shaders. castro in my view was instrumental there was there was a lot of moralizing of that time and the image was placed in the public consciousness and sort of attached to this idealized version of revolution that castro himself yes really needed to create at the time because it the reality was that the cuban revolution was losing its idealism castro was signing on to the soviet union was demands that he sort of buy into their euro credit take on communism and that he would support there in both the churc

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known for his role in the cuban revolution of nine hundred fifty nine fighting alongside fidel and raul castro prominent cuban american knew not scupper as has described him as a mass murderer and should not be honored the one euro stand features the famous image of shea by dublin artist jim fitzpatrick which appears on t. shirts posters badges and clothing worldwide and is now rated amongst the world's top ten most iconic images jim fitzpatrick joins me now via skype from the irish capital double it's good to have you with us on what is perhaps should have been quite a celebrate three day but it's been quite controversial when you listen to all of the full roar about your image or the image you created on a postage stamp how does it make you feel i'm fascinated because i've been dealing with this for fifty years this isn't the first rule you know. and to see the president criticism you have to remember the old race with the election of trump especially what's happening in europe very vocal these days we have social media so the flag and i'm getting is pretty heavy we have a lot of prominent.

i want to talk about the timing when it comes to the accusations of the attacks given president raul castro he announced earlier this year he won't be run. after for a second term in twenty eight he won't be running after that but the u.s. presence on the island as we can see now is much smaller what kind of impact can this have been cuba's political future well it can have a big impact i might point out that he doesn't run because this is this is not a democracy he's appointed by the general assembly. of the country. but he is definitely according to him is going to retire in february and that will mean it's the first time since one thousand since in fifty eight years that castro has not run has not been at the helm of cuba and it's going to be very significant now there's an heir apparent but not everybody thinks that this they are a parrot is actually going to make it so it's kind of up in the air what is going to happen then so it really really behooves the united states it seems to me to have diplomats down there at this really critical time thank you so much it's like we ran out of ti

contra de periodista, otro mÁs fue asesinado esta vez en san luis potosÍ, edgar daniel exceda castro. raÚle hace injusto, no se mata a la verdad matando periodista. >>> al foto periodista, lo sacaron por la fuerza de su casa, segÚn testigos fueron hombres armados. este viernes, fue encontrado sin vida junto a una vÍa de trino tren. >>> tristeza, impunidad y un airado, exigencia de justicia. >>> telemundo confirmÓ que elba aed 13 de julio, esqueda castro denuncio que recibiÓ amenazas de muerte por parte de policÍas por su cobertura sobre crÍmenes, en un comunidcado la policÍa negÓ u participaciÓn en este homicidio. >>> procuradurÍa, general de justicia de estado se avocarÁ de lleno, a aclarar este hecho. >>> el asz asesinato fue el nÚmero 11 en lo que va de aÑo. >>> (gritos y exclamaciones). este nuevo asesinato ocurriÓ al cumplirse 144 deis de homicidio de javier valdÉs, reconocido internacionalmente. >>> nada se sabe de quien y por quÉ lo mataron lo mismo que edgar daniel. >>> estÁn de adorno. >>> por eso se preguntan, quien serÁ la prÓxima vÍctima, en mÉxico noticias telemundo. >>> y fÍj

for his role in the cuban revolution of one nine hundred fifty nine fighting alongside fidel and raul castro michael casey is the author of chase after life the legacy of an image he says the iconic image of guevara how to doubt castro to revive support for the revolution in cuba. the book really was an attempt to try to come to terms with how this what imagery i would argue is the most reproduced image in history and i'm actually talking there about all the derivative works that built upon it. not so much like just a massive replication of an image like marilyn monroes it was and when you talk about shaders everywhere castro in my view was instrumental there was there was a lot of room in the moralizing of time and the image was placed in the public consciousness and sort of attached to this idealized version of revolution and so yes really needed to create a time because that the reality was that the cuban revolution was losing its idealism castro was signing on to the soviet union's demands that he sort of buy into their era credit taken communism and that he would support their invasion

ilia: raúl alejandro castro forma parte de la brigada de rescate de topos tlatelolco delegación cancúnán", muy pronto se encontraban en medio de operativos de búsqueda y rescate. oscar: para todos los rescatistas nuestra prioridad es salvar vidas, salvar niños, me ha tocado también en alguna ocación alguna mascota; algún perro o algún gato. la vida es vida. todo vale igual. >> ¡silencio, silencio! ilia: el jueves pasado los topos se encontraban en san gregorio atlapulco en xochimilco. gravemente golpeado por el cismo. su misión era buscar vidas en lo que fue un edificio de tres plantas con un gimnasio en el segundo piso y un mercado en la planta baja. raúl: cuando está de esta manera lo que hay que hacer es buscar espacios entre los escombros. buscar la columnas, romper paredes e ir ingresando a los espacios donde pudiera existir alguna persona con vida. ilia: aunque las imágenes parezcan mostrar lo imposible, es muy factible que alguien haya podido sobrevivir el derrumbe de toneladas de concreto, metales y vidrios, e incluso quedar ilesos. raúl: porque hay espacios en el interior, ent

alega que un grupo no identificado de exiliados accediÓ a asesinar a fidel castro, cobrando $100,000 por fidel, 20,000 por raÚlos. el comitÉ que investigÓ el asesinato indicÓ que no cree que castro hubiera asesinado al presidente kennedy porque esta acciÓn, de ser descubierta, hubiera dado a estados unidos la excusa para destruir a cuba. se le pregunto a un funcionario de la cia, si era su agente. el documento se corta ahÍ. la recolecciÓn de documentos incluye mÁs de 5 millones de pÁginas de registros, y aquÍ aseguran que la mayorÍa, ya en el pasado han sido liberados total o parcialmente. marÍa: al regresar veremos el impacto econÓmico que tiene en la vida de los mexicanos de guerrero el cultivo de amapola, de donde se obtiene la heroÍna. >> la casa blanca se lava las manos por el contrato a una empresa de montana para restablecer la electricidad de puerto rico. marÍa: se acercan a san marÍa: durante dÉcadas los campesinos de la sierra de guerrero se han dedicado al cultivo de la amapola, que es la base del opio. por temor al ejÉrcito, la cultivan camuflada. pedro:ahora me encuentro en un plantÍo de amapola e

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