under this deal would suit it so from what i see it doesn't take much to appease donald trump beijing has got the deal its hands here it's got a good deal that's a failed savation given how restrictive china has been in the old economic speech i think what the u.s. wants us but china to ease some of its market boundaries and that's something that even the e.u. has found quite challenging in trouble so to work around at the same time trump has to find a way to be to go with china because his tensions have somewhat backfired the chinese also have to be very careful not to be too optimistic about eight inches between the you with the u.s. and in an extreme point of view it is quite ready to quietly ready to defend its industrial plans with or without the u.s. and i hang we appreciate your analysis from singapore there thank you. venezuela is mulling a bleak future nicolas maduro has won reelection the man in charge of an economy in freefall hyper inflation is at a particular level venezuelans continue to leave in droves lining up of border crossings for hours just to get out for those wh

under this deal would suit it so from what i see it doesn't take much to appease donald trump beijing has got the deal its hands here it's got a good deal that it's a sales of a shit given how restrictive china has been in the old economic speech i think what the u.s. wants us but china to ease some of its market boundaries and that's something that even the e.u. has found quite challenging in trouble so to work around at the same time trump has to find a way to go with china because his entrance has somewhat backfired the chinese also have to be very careful not to be too optimistic about eight inches between the you with the u.s. and in an extreme point of view it is quite ready to quietly ready to defend its industrial plans with or without the u.s. and i hang we appreciate your analysis from singapore there thank you. so sport now and the murky very murky side of is that murky it's quite murky the murky is gathering bad thank you german journalists have revealed evidence suggesting that russian authorities covered up doping test results for footballers in the country's world cup s

president donald trump visited beijing. the death of two women who were crushed in a stampede at a border crossing was brought to light a darker side of morocco's trade relationship with spain and most of morocco is imports come by way of spain some make the thirty kilometer crossing from the spanish port of cirrus to the spanish and a c. uter on maracas northern coast and they are then transported through customs into morocco but some importers take advantage of a new poll to avoid paying customs duties namely by having the goods carried literally and its morocco's most vulnerable women who pay the price. every pace is a struggle hand to hand battle with burdens weighing up to one hundred kilos these moroccan women work as mules moving merchandise across the border from the spanish enclave of seawater into morocco. all this to get fifteen euros per trip the taxi to the border cost four euros before we even start how are we supposed to eat. legal commerce across the border between spain and morocco or tax evasion goods carr

under this deal would suit it so from what i see it doesn't take much to appease donald trump beijing has got to do it in its hands here it's got a good deal that's a sales of asian given how restrictive china has been in the old economic speech i think what the u.s. wants us but china to ease some of its market boundaries and that's something that even the e.u. has found quite challenging in trouble so to work around at the same time trump has to find a way to renegotiate with china because his tensions have somewhat backfired on the chinese also have to be very careful not to be too optimistic about eight inches between the you with the u.s. and an extreme point of view it is quite ready to quietly ready to defend its industrial plans with or without the u.s. and i hang we appreciate your analysis from singapore there thank you. i can see me an african nation making the most of its natural beauty and african nation in the south east of the continent and for years mozambique was ravaged by civil war and preserving nature was understandably not a top priority but the country is rich i

donald trump? absolutely. berlin and beijing are having differences on many aspects.er security, human rights and the investments of china in germany and across europe. this is likely to be top of the agenda but it is also clouded by a president trump's trade threats and his decision to withdraw from the around deal. imposing sanctions that impact german businesses in the future. in this trip, it is a delicate balancing act because germany and china are two exporting nations that run large surpluses with the united states. but while angela merkel‘s hosts may be keen to send a signal of cooperation to the us, she will strive to send a dual message combining multilateralism was eight critical push for beijing to play there on trade and investment. this is her 11th trip to china since becoming chancellor i2 is her 11th trip to china since becoming chancellor 12 years ago and she is accompanied by roughly 20 german executives. she will need all her diplomacy skills, i am sure. later today, india's tata motors will announce its latest quarter earnings as well as full year

. >> team trump landing in beijing as tension was china and the u.s. ramping up. donald trump sent his advisors to china led by steve mnuchin. the team includes the commerce secretary and larry kudlow and trade officials. the goal is to ease the escalating battle with china and the u.s. the high stakes meeting starts today. president trump tweeting his financial team is trying to level the playing field on trade. just as he is considering restricting chinese telecom companies in the u.s., the u.s. may limit the ability to sell in america due to national security concerns. that move will likely draw retaliation from china. trade concerns are weighing on the market. the dow is down three days in a row and 3% for the year. >>> at the republican-led legislature in iowa and prevent abortion after as few as six weeks. some women don't know they're pregnant at that point. more on the controversial bill next. >>> welcome back. police releasing three hours of body cam footage from the las vegas shooting massacre. two officers enter the hotel room immediately following the shootin

beijing. president donald trump confirmed his destination tweeting we have put a great team together for the talks with north korea. meetings are currently taking place concerning summits and more. the vice chairman of north korea is heading to new york. north korea's decision to send him shows how serious they are taking these negotiations as he is seen as one of kim jong-un's most trusted aides. he was by his side when he met with the south korean president on saturday. he is also north korea's former spy chief and is credited with authorizing cyber attacks in the u.s. including the hack on sony pictures. that landed him on the u.s. sanctions list which bars him from entering the u.s. that means he is likely being granted a waiver to make the trip to new york. >>> a week from today a santa clara judge should learn if his time on the bench will continue. he is facing a recall in the wake of the brock turner case. he sentenced the swimmer to a few months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. the case sparked national outrage and a petition to drive to remove him from the bench -- i

. >> reporter: donald trump taking aim at beijing as a second round of trade talks kicked off in washington the chinese can and should cut billions from their trade surplus with the us. >> site has become spoiled because they got 100% of what they wanted from the united states. we have been rep off by china, and evacuation of wealth like no country has ever seen before. >> reporter: it appears china could be heeding the message. there are reports the country will offer a package aimed at us trade deficit with china by $200 billion a year. under the deal china would buy more american goods and in return would ask the us to set aside tariffs different against chinese companies including lifting sanctions. china's foreign ministry denying reports of that offer but showing a sign of potential trade stocks, china dropping its antidumping protein to imports, and as the negotiations heat up the administration is refuting reports that trade advisor peter navarro is being excluded by steve mnuchin. >> i don't know where this business got out that he was not going to be in the meeting. he is doing hi

in our studios with us are covering the chancellor strip to china michelle or is donald trump pushing berlin into beijing's arms he is partly because all of a sudden particularly since he came to office there's a lot of a lot more common territory than usually could be suspected between china and the european union which of course is responsible for economic policy we saw in ping at this davos conference suddenly pledging free trade global free trade with everybody of course knowing that china is notorious for being rather restrictive on foreign companies entering their own markets but in comparison to donald trump who put america first who says that that means a lot more bilateral deals and who family believes in a zero sum game meaning that if other countries prosper if china grows very fast if the european union does well if germany does well which has this knowledge trade deficit with the united states that must really be at the expense of the u.s. that the united states then must have done a bad deal so in a way a trump sees these other countries as complicit and that suddenly finds these unlikely all

beijing is likely to hold discussions with u.s. officials forgotten a possible summit between north korean leader kim jong un and president donald trump. is considered the north korean leader's right hand man well let's get more on this now our correspondent andrew thomas is joining us live from seoul so what more do we know about andrew and this visit to the u.s. after that stop in beijing. with only one flight a day from pyongyang to beijing so an a.p. cameraman can stand there wait for those who come off it and see who's on it and keen eyed cameraman that he was he spotted kim jung chill coming off now he's a senior figure in all of this because he heads up the inter korean department in pyongyang and that effectively makes him the man in charge of all these negotiations he's been keep this process the whole way along he came to south korea for the closing ceremony of the winter olympics back in february that of course kickstarted was the catalyst really for this whole process that may yet lead to a summit between kim jong un and donald trump he met with mark pompei o earlier in may in pyongyang so he's very very important to the t

beijing is likely to hold discussions with u.s. officials regarding a possible summit between kim jong un and donald trump. is considered the north korean leader's right hand man andrew thomas has the latest from solved. kim yong chill was spotted walking through beijing airport having got off a flight from pyongyang is thought he'll be connecting to a flight to the united states on wednesday and then he's likely to meet with the secretary of state mark pompei are the two men have met before they met in pyongyang earlier in may and kim jung cho was also in the room when the leaders of the two koreas met on saturday for their surprise summit just across the border on the northern side and he heads up the into korean department in pyongyang and as such he is crucial to this summit happening and being a success so the trip to the u.s. if that's indeed where he's heading is significant to suggest that that summit is probably going ahead at the same time these other meetings are going on the one just across the border between a u.s. delegation and the north korean delegation just across the border on the north k

beijing is likely to hold discussions with u.s. officials regarding a possible summit between kim jong un and donald trump. japan's prime minister says he'll also be meeting donald trump before any summit goes ahead in singapore the two also spoke on the phone about japanese citizens being held by north korea. the abduction victims today and have conveyed their feelings to u.s. president donald trump and discussed how important it is to resolve this issue also agreed to have a japan u.s. summit before the u.s. north korea summit the leaders of libya's factions are to meet with the french president of paris for talks to end the seven year political crisis the general is there along with his rival the head of the u.n. backed government in tripoli prime minister of. libya has been in a state of political instability. he was toppled in twenty eleven colombia's military says it's killed eleven members of the former rebel group the fark in the country's south the defense minister says they had been threatening politicians entrepreneurs. quotes a region the operation comes a day after the first round of colombia'

beijing. it continues on donald trump's home turf. let's take a look.portant a person as these talks continue. he started out as a government researcher. he is the top adviser on economic matters of all time. to be recently promoted vice premier, and he will sit down with trump's team. let's remember what donald trump wants to be. he is threatening to impose on hundred $50 billion of tariffs on u.s. imports from china after the public comment period ends, may 22. that deadline is trying very near. put your trade surplus with the u.s. by $200 billion by the year 2020. that's only two years from now. they have a $350 billion shortfall. to drop itsina retaliation threat against the u.s.. earlier, stephen engle spoke to jpmorgan's head of asia-pacific -- to thes some big risk u.s. and china as this continues. ware do not expect a trade to actually happen. we do expect trade friction to continue, and this is going to be one of the most important issues facing the global economy. >> she also said that the trade measures u.s. might take against china could slo

beijing. u.s. president donald trump reinforced his opposition on twitter, saying this.emember how badly iran was behaving with the iran deal in place? they were trying to take over the middle east by whatever means necessary. now that will not happen. and the u.s. national security adviser john bolton telling my colleague jake tapper european firms that do business with iran could face possible sanctions. listen. >> president trump said this week, quote, any nation that helps iran in its quest for nuclear weapons could also be strongly sanctioned by the united states. is the united states going to sanction european companies that do business with iran? >> i think the issue here is what the europeans are going to do. if they're going to see that it's not in their interest to stay in the deal, we're going to have to watch what the iranians do. they'd love to say in the deal. why shouldn't they? they got everything they wanted from the obama administration. but i think the europeans will see that it's in their interests ultimately to come along with us. >> cnn covering thi

miracle was given a warm welcome in the capital beijing china regards germany as its most important partner in europe especially after u.s. president donald trump turned world trade on its head but the countries are not marching in step just yet one of germany's major concerns is technology theft and china's cyber security laws oblige foreign companies to disclose important data but disadvantages in public tenders compulsory joint ventures and communist party interference in corporate decisions leave german companies at a loss in china prime minister leakage is taking the problems in his stride. if you encounter economic difficulties here in china. you don't need to worry just contact me directly and i will help solve them. yet despite the difficulties china's huge market remains attractive. in shenzhen siemens is manufacturing state of the art c.t. scanners for the chinese health care market and investing more in domestic research . china's technological advancement still offers plenty of opportunities for companies willing to take advantage of them. to die to banks annual shareholder meeting the worst fears of its workers became a harsh reali

a warm welcome the day before on a visit to beijing china regards germany as its most important partner in europe especially after u.s. president donald trump turned well trade on its head but the countries are not marching in step just yet one of germany's major concerns is technology theft and china's cyber security laws oblige foreign companies to disclose important data. data is the raw material we work with today and it must be available and secure for businesses it must be portable and compatible and obviously there's still a lot to do at this level. but compulsory joint ventures and the interference of the communist party in corporate issues mean german companies still feel at a loss but the chinese prime minister is taking the problems in his stride. if you encounter economic difficulties here in china don't worry just contact me directly and i will help to solve them. here. yet despite the difficulties china's huge market continues to attract in shenzhen siemens is manufacturing state of the art c.t. scanners for the chinese health care market and investing more in domestic research china's technological advancement still offers pl

beijing is likely to hold discussions with u.s. officials regarding a possible summit between kim jong un and donald trump. considered the north korean leader's right hand man andrew thomas has the latest from solve. him young chill was spotted walking through beijing airport how he got off a flight from pyongyang is thought he'll be connecting to a flight the united states on wednesday and then he's likely to meet with the secretary of state mark pompei or that they might have met before they met in pyongyang in may and kim jung.

shortfall in goods and services donald trump wants china to reduce that by one hundred billion dollars let's cross to our china correspondent adrian brown he's in beijing adrian so what's your assessment then of the talks so far is the chinese side saying anything at all. well just a short time ago china's main nightly news bulletin aired a report about the talks as a short report with the announcer basically saying that the talks have taken place and that more talks will be taking place in the future and that china and the united states we're going to set up a mechanism for more talking down the line so you know i think as we said in our earlier conversations darrent both sides have been doing their best to sort of play down hopes of any breakthrough and now we know why the bullet in mention that the two sides had reached agreement in a number of areas but of course there are plenty of big disagreements and we know i think what the stumbling blocks have been i think china was prepared to do a deal on terrorists it was player prepared to do a deal on the trade deficit but i think where china has been pushing back is over its industrial policy its plans

president trump believes that kim jong-un changed his tone regarding the summit after kim met with chinese president a few weeks ago in beijing. the chie naez hanese have denie. >>> donald trump's personal lawyer had a meeting with a russian billionaire in trump tower in new york city. why is robert mueller so interested in that russian oligarch. ♪ the kenya tea development agency is an organization that is owned by tea farmers. every week we sell this tea, we get paid in multiple accounts. we were looking for a bank to provide a safe and efficient technology platform to pay our farmers. citi was the only one that was able to ensure that this was done seamlessly. and today, at the touch of a button, all the farmers are able to get their money, pay school fees and improve their standard of living. with citi, we see a bright future for our farmers and their families. ♪ >>> summit reversal. we have new details about president trump's effort to revive his meeting with kim jong-un only a day after the u.s. cancelled the talks. is the dictator telling the president what he wants to hear? cnn is live. >>> we're learning of questionable trump tower meeting during the transition

resident donald trump is back from beijing and in the states with a little more than a promise to talker. westech take a look at the two days of negotiations with our next guest who provides consulting on a range of trade issues. executive editor and founder of the asian trade center. deborah, pleasure to have you on the program. i'm guessing it's a good thing that they agreed to talk further. is there anything i can look forward to? not really actually. and in fact, dates for the next announced talks are either unclear or fairly far away, which i think is a bit disturbing given how fast those tariffs could be imposed by the u.s. and counterterrorist by the chinese. i think it's a little disturbing they met for two days and came away with essentially not much concrete action and no firm commitment to meet again in the near term. i think that's disturbing actually. david: i look at some of these list of demands and i had to guess are there on my radio program, who described the proposed wishlist. the americans asking china to dismantle their economy as it stands. do you think that's an

trump administration. chinese officials said beijing would not accept preconditions such as abandoning its manufacturing ambitions or narrowing the trade gap by 100 billion dollars. u.s. president donaldted that three americans held -- northamerican korean labor camps may win release. .hey have been held for years trump tweeted this, mike pompeo has been sworn in as u.s. secretary of state. the former cia director said america has "an unprecedented opportunity to change the course of history on the korean peninsula." he is replacing rex tillerson who was fired by trump in march. president trump has repaid his lawyer for $130,000 cash payment to adult film actress stormy daniels. that is according to rudy giuliani. contradicting previous statements made by the president. rudy giuliani told sean hannity n fox news that: found -- that cohen [indiscernible] and trump repaid it. outnumberedmay was at a meeting of her inner cabinet. ministers unable to agree on either of the middle of the road options she had proposed. she may have as little as a week to get a compromise or face a choice between staying at the customs union or leaving without a deal. global news 24 hours a day on air and at

line with the united states on trade adrian brown al-jazeera beijing more than a thousand economists have written to the u.s. president donald trump warning that his tough stance on trade could plunge the u.s. into another great depression the group which includes nobel peace laureates are concerned that mistakes were made such as they were in the one nine hundred thirty s. they say the u.s. withdrawal from trade agreements and calls for new tariffs could see americans eventually paying a heavy price the french president emanuel macro is in the french pacific territory of new caledonia ahead of a referendum there on independence now officially he is neutral but the president has made no secret of wanting to build rather than reduce french influence in the pacific and retirement's has the story from new me. emmanuel mccall says as french president he is and must be neutral on the question of new caledonian independence it is for those living here to the site but meeting people on a housing estate in noumea he certainly looked like he was campaigning few doubt he would like new caledonia to stay french here though it isn't hard to f

beijing tell us about the reaction from there. well china's government has taken its time to respond to president donald trump's decision to pull out of that summit that was planned for singapore but finally on friday afternoon here in beijing we got that response it came from luke airing who is the foreign ministry spokesman he said that china had noticed there have been obstacles in the process of preparing for this meeting but the china also notices the two sides are willing to meet up and we hope both sides will cherish the opportunity of the efforts that have so far be made he also said that he hoped both sides could now be patient now the language rather like the language from north korea has been restrained measured and actually quite conciliatory and even upbeat and i think what china is a sense lee saying jane is this if the united states and north korea really want this summit to happen then it will and china will play its role in trying to facilitate that and i think if it does happen if there is a a summit some way down the line then i think china will play a much stronger role in guiding north korea than it has done up

beijing is visiting washington . he might feel like yes china in the palm of his hand u.s. president donald trump placed sanctions on chinese electronics giant z t e that almost ruined them but no trump is promising to be more lenient and help them back into business provided china scraps plans to impose sanctions on u.s. agricultural imports. it is well known that the president president wants to reduce the bilateral trade gap. i think the way to do that is for china to lower barriers across the board in the us export now and do it also creates growth in their growth keeping these barriers down is important for u.s. farmers they would be hit hardest by the chinese tariffs announced in retaliation to trump's plans tariffs on chinese steel and aluminum imports farmers are important voters for donald trump and he'll need their support at the mid-term elections come autumn. to italy now the country's two anti establishment parties are reportedly close to reaching a deal to form a coalition government now the move would put an end to more than two months of deadlock but there are plans to free up bil

donald trump and kim jong un. >> reporter: there are optimistic signs this may happen, the video of north korea's ruling party vice chairman in the beijingirport, heading to the us to continue preparation for the historic meeting as donald trump told the japanese prime minister in a memorial day call they are in close coordination in advance of the expected meeting between the us and north korea's experts say this is a dialogue helped by south korea's pres. moon. >> a lot of communication issues, north koreans and americans historically have a hard time talking to one another. pres. moon is trying to restore communication channels and kim jong un wants to restore channels which is why he wants to meet with pres. moon. >> things can change quickly and june 12th this two weeks away. nevertheless congressman jason chaffetz says progress has been made. >> they have a dialogue freeing hostages. they made far more progress than anything else before and i think donald trump in conjunction with mike pompeo are moving this in the right direction. whether it happens i will be talking about. >> reporter: this talk between -- giving the final go-ahe

nuclear program the pair helped their last talks in beijing in march and that was kim's first foreign trip as leader and he is also expected to meet donald trump later this month let's go to china correspondent now in beijing adrian brown an agent it seems is that kim jong un is a druther enjoying travel a lot more these days a second time that he's meeting president xi in a matter of two months. yeah absolutely right martin and as always on these occasions it was left to the main news bulletin on state t.v. to confirm what many of us have suspected for the past two days the kim jong un had indeed made his second secretive visit to china this time though not to beijing but to the northeastern city of darlie which is just a short distance away from the north korean border so not too far for kim jong un to come what did they talk about well it's hard to say but what is interesting we've been transcribing the seven minute report that appeared on the main evening news was a snippet that really caught my eye and it was where kim jong un said that as long as some countries were not hostile or threaten north korea then there was no reason why the nuc

port city of delhi on the pair held talks in beijing in march in kim's first foreign trip as leader kim is expected to meet the u.s. president donald trump later this month trump says he'll discuss north korea with president xi in around half an hour's time. i mean is you prime minister nicole passion yun has addressed supporters after being elected by parliament after weeks of anti-government protest the mass immigration is was sparked by the decision to appoint the ex president says as prime minister the outcry for circassians resignation last month the protesters didn't leave seeking the appointment of their leader passion young as prime minister the trash again aims sums up the mood in yet around central square. was the public square is vibrating with excitement after the election of a new prime minister. people are wearing t. shirts and hats saying with courage all those we spoke to say their country has reached a point they've been dreaming about since gaining independence in one nine hundred ninety one shots how to be armenian the feeling that i have has could drupal today because without a drop of blood we had our victory. their

beijing. publicly china's leaders will be disappointed by president donald trump's decision but privately i don't think they'll be surprised after all president xi jinping finds himself caught between two of the world's most unpredictable leaders but it's possible the trump's decision will be seen by china's leaders as a slap in the face not just for p.r. nyang but also for beijing because china have publicly supported the idea of this summit taking place just a few days ago china's foreign minister wang ye had urged washington to cherish the opportunity of peace now the chinese media has been quite restrained in its coverage so far an editorial in the china daily on friday urged washington and north korea to continue with their contacts now at the moment of course we have friction between china and the united states on many fronts right now taiwan the south china sea the iran nuclear deal north korea's nuclear program and of course a u.s. diplomat going home to the united states suffering from a mystery illness and of course just a few days ago the united states announced that it was an inviting

beijing as well. to put it frankly, it is just donald trump and his administration, plus your government, plus the saudise governments in the gulf, who think that walking away from this agreement is wise. nobody else does. well, let me rephrase that. we are talking about the biggest economic country, the biggest economic power of the world, which is the united states of america. and we are talking about europe which will very soon had to make a decision as to whether they prefer the tehran market or the american market. with respect, we are not really talking about everyone in the united states. barack obama about everyone in the united states. ba rack obama has about everyone in the united states. barack obama has said that what has happened is deeply unwise and dangers. to be specific, it is the trump administration, people like john bolton and the president himself, who think this is wise. many in america think it is extremely dangerous. well, first of all, unfortunately, some people in the international community felt that the best way to prevent from north korea to reach nuclear power was through in

donald trump? it goes on to say, the president suddenly softens on a chinese business after beijing bankrolls a trumpanization project. well, here to talk about it tonight, clint watts, former fbi special agent, member of the joint terrorism task force as well as a national security analyst for us. he's also an author. his new book out later this month is "messing with the enemy, surviving in a social media world of hackers, terrorists, russians, and fake news." and stephanie rhule it, real news, host of the 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. hours here on msnbc. clinton, talk about these phones and this company. all i needed to hear was their sale has been outlawed on pxs, the stores on military bases across our country. >> yeah. i only know the names of two chinese companies, zte and huawei, and that's because you're not supposed to buy stuff that comes from them. that's what you were told if you worked in the intel business because there's three weaknesses we have with this. one, it's the hardware. there could be components put into these phones. >> they could be little trojan horses? >> yes. they can be used fo

some folks i have been talking to say maybe this is donald trump trying to set up something better when it comes to over ross going to beijing -- to wilbur ross going to beijing. haidi: that is a very interesting strategy. high risk, high stakes strategy, this posturing. what we are seeing so far is these alley -- these allies are not taking it lying down. after a few days of calm, putting trade to the sidelines, the trade war seems to be back on. remy: let's take a look at how u.s. stocks ended on the day. down, up yesterday by about 300 points. we lost most of that, 250 or so. 10was a broad-based decline, out of the 11 sectors for the s&p fell. consumer staples as well. it was a flight to save haven. let's take a look at the board's. -- let's take a look at the boards. you see the safe havens happening in europe. by threes were falling basis points. the u.s. two-year rose. and had been hugging the flatline. the u.s. 10 year was also unchanged, but it had been lower for most of the day. haidi: taking a look at how we are setting up across europe with european stocks, they are heading into that tailspin just before we had th

beijing presumably for talks with the u.s. officials regarding a possible summit between north korean leader kim jong un and president donald trump kim jung il as considered the north korean leader's right hand man. colombia's government says eleven dissidents of the former fox rebel group have been killed in fighting with the army in the south the defense minister says they have been threatening politicians entrepreneurs and civilians in the region the violence comes a day after round one of the presidential poll in which a two thousand and sixteen deal with the fog was a major election issue was that up. this demonstrates our renewed ability to dismantle this residual group that has brought so much pain to this area of colombia we are continuing operations in the area. italy's president has appointed former i.m.f. official locata valley as interim prime minister to head a technocrat administration but the country's political crisis continues it comes after president says you're a matter of ela veto of plans after populist parties to form a coalition government here's what the new leader has been saying. that the government will