alliance among several legislators in the national congress, president morales.n important sector of the political class. various interests were all formed this corrupt wolfpack. guatemalanght democracy to its knees at this time. do youelma aldana, believe they are responsible for driving you out of the country? are they responsible, including the president jimmy morales, for the death threats against you? they were the ones responsible for having brought the work of the international commission against impunity to a halt. there responsible for having a failed commission. and they are responsible for what i am experiencing. they are responsible for having captured the guatemalan state and having left me out of the electoral contest and favoring several sectors. they are also responsible for the whole manipulation and everything that was done in the selection process. there are complaints in guatemala that many people were brought to vote with any number of manipulative actions. who sandrau describe torres is, the front runner in the presidential race in the runof

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part of the civilian rule it's all but the 30th anniversary of the fall the ruling party the national congress party which was established under former president on the issue to protest the part of the belief that that party has not gone away despite the military council saying that most of the members happened to smith and have been arrested they think that's the military council selves what are some of the former regime therefore the best system is still very much in place and they won best. there ought to be sending the country basically. on june 3rd on the 2nd point of contact closer to going on for 2 months. all right i'm here. i'm afraid i'm afraid we're going to have to move on because according to you the line was too bad but that was a bit more than giving us the very latest from juber in south sudan well. in this whole sudanese uprising has been really really important in driving it and in britain there is a demonstration taking place in london in support of what's going on in sudan itself our correspondents is there sanya. yes martine it began outside the sudanese embassy and made i

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factor for installing the solar panels than environmental reasons connecting the village to the national congress was not considered with the efforts that many people here make a living with agriculture something green milling operations like richard the bearing the sheep previously used a few car generator to run her grinding machine is now a part came from the sun. well yesterday i bought 500 now 1000 pocket so now we can leave the lights on at those lights that's a hole in the palm of my 1000000 but it was the situation was different than the one we use now you know not all home down by new home and get. this skeptical the 1st many here have since switched to green energy. over $500.00 households now get their parts from the solar grid. that means since fewer c o 2 emissions according to the nigerian company rebate checks. some funding for the project came from a german government agency the renewable energy business actually is something that is really viable for nigeria to look into you know because. like you know nigeria actually has about 55 percent of its population without access so and

and sadly to the african national congress the a.n.c. my own party. i was called in by a senior member of the a.n.c. is national executive council he said to me look angry this is a battle you cannot win because this money the bribes we used to fund our 999 election. and almost immediately i'm asked to make a statement to the press that says there's nothing to investigate. it's all over. and i looked at him and i said no it's not. i won't be able to live with myself if i stop this investigation but at the same time i'm also realizing that this is the end of my political career. the heads of government of the sales people in chief of their countries large arms contractors. and this is the template used by large defense contractors around the world. companies might be a lot of the sort of effect would be part of a government but they're effectively above the law corruption is not merely a dirty little detail on top of the arms trade it's actually in a lot of cases what drives the international arms trade many of these deals would not happen if they did n

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the national congress and they were in full allegiance of the previous regime the generals. deny begin and i'll tell you general police they mentioned. openly that if they're if if in their resignation to be. an agreement to in the interest of the country they would not object to resign and. then they presented their resignations and the resignations were accepted all this in the conviction from us that in the transitional military council we work on the. achievement of the and fulfillment of the people's. demands everything that will be in the interest of this country we are happy to provide our 3 colleagues resigned despite the fact that. we only know about them that they are dear. brothers and faithful soldiers even at the time chilled to period when they were in the transitional. we did not know about them what was a pledge by the forces of freedom and change so. our respect to them a tribute to them continued with the forces of freedom and change. and with the continuities of. negotiations you could see that within the one. day negotiating sessions we thought that it wa

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congress to get this and do something to secure the border? >> so laura, that's the question. we've been sounding the alarm for a very long time that this is absolutely humanitarian and national security crisis. congress has failed to do their job. laura, it is unbelievable to me that we're still asking across the board what can congress do? when we've been telling congress, the experts living this every single day from ice to the border patrol, cbp. they need to pass meaningful legislation the flores agreement and they do find. fund bed space and this crisis ends tomorrow. they know what they need to development we've been telling them. they refuse to do what they need to do. >> laura: now, mark, we're learning even more about what yours and other agencies are doing for these migrants.

spoke exclusively to us a little earlier well actually where they speak about our so called the national congress are there all the time i say that we have benefits from all this media pressure because relieving the pressure and feels to see a rational calculus so i would acknowledge that some products labor up there much better than our competitors. everyone is aware about their infrastructure or decide better and they're going to the box and many of them this being the cyber security language of the vulnerabilities it will be at bison said that a lot of the same time has to look at work too because the most of the people think of both the computer security or smartphone security but that's not the end of the story because they it's i see. the old the kind of the ways of sound us unfortunately many of them the vulnerable what about the most part they show the security of the healthcare security to the us unfortunately it is all these vulnerable based on cyber involvement and unfortunately this side of the minerals the bad guys often tend to than the able to the one that pretty tickle thinks so w

any organized protests call elections on their own terms probably using the their hours in the national congress party which was part of this regime the big issue regime. and hold basically false elections and claim that they were supporting democracy. the only thing that the protesters didn't you were the opposition can do is to keep up the pressure of a general strike of protest not just in the 3 towns on demand khartoum you nor i didn't know the provinces as well in terms of the the argument that the military has which is about the transitional government and what its makeup should be and who should lead it it's they who should lead it that's the big issue here is it really an issue anymore because the 2 sides seem so polarized that there seems to be no middle ground that they can actually meet to discuss anything and certainly with what the military is saying now they said we have no intention of talking. well the current leadership of the military are hardliners like committee. and they clearly just want to stay in power there might be other people in the military who would prefer a. a broa

the ones who decide the election or how the election is run and of course the 2 hours with the national congress party or. skill are really no action so it won't be free and fair and won't represent anything other than cosmetic form of keeping the military regime in that service is the misnomers in our did do you see that the military itself clamping down even harder if the civil society movements continue their call for civil disobedience on a national scale and on a scale that will disrupt the general movements and makeup of sudan's daily life. well right now it seems that the deputy leader who's in charge of the rapid defense forces or loser a former gender we leader it looks as if he is ascendant in the military council and of course the former journey to weed the route of. support forces. were raised specifically to shoot and kill civilians. who are then in blue nile and the nuba mountains and now in khartoum they have no compunction about doing they have no connection with the civil society throughout sudan and as long as that faction of the military is in control that will be what they wi

national congress to try to figure. out a pause for a moment circulation is picking up that's the truth. of the. thanks very much let's stop here for no take a deep breath i want to think how was it for you. on my side i think i could have called the attending physician earlier before i started the anesthesia but i think overall we got through it well. the seminar is not a test participants actions are a value weighted but no marks given busy also everything here is strictly confidential. each day over $40000.00 general anaesthetic sort ministered in germany lots of them at the clinic th often. mark ober is preparing for a very special anesthesia an operation with xenon. xenon is a noble gas used in fluorescent tubes or car headlights and it can also be used in the operating theatre. seen on has been called the miracle anesthetic drug because it's proven to be well tolerated even by sensitive patients or people in very poor health. in contrast to other anesthetics. it puts hardly any strain on circulation. the effect be

speaking at a nation by congress of german tenons chancellor angela merkel makes clear that she wants to take a different route and expropriating housing corporations are introducing a cap on rent. given softened and we want to successfully built 350 times new apartments in germany every year that's the best answer to a housing shortage just to create new living space i'm convinced of that creating new living space that's what jacobo to not extend that cycle of a false or in their oh not quite legal way the landlord doesn't know about his parasite on the roof after consulting with lawyers the 2 artists have installed a mailbox so they can receive official mail from the landlord or authorities but as long as they've received no legal warning criminal law can't touch them. because i know such fix expection had topia on the one hand but on the other it's also real of course you can imagine small houses suddenly popping up all over on these roofs here and a city gets populated by small parasitic houses and of course the houses are so flexible that they can then disappear. until the legal

and sadly to the african national congress the a.n.c. my own party. i was called in by a senior member of the n.c.s. national executive council he said to me look angry this is a battle you cannot win because this money the bribes we used to fund our 999 election. and almost immediately i'm asked to make a statement to the press that says there's nothing to investigate. it's all over. and i looked at him and i said no it's not. i won't be able to live with myself if i stop this investigation but at the same time i'm also realizing that this is the end of my political career. the heads of government of the salespeople in chief of their countries large arms contractors. and this is the template used by large defense contractors around the world. companies might be a lot of the sort of effect would be part of a government but they're effectively above the law corruption is not merely a dirty little detail on top of the arms trade it's actually in a lot of cases what drives the international arms trade many of these deals would not happen if they did not p

and sadly to the african national congress the a.n.c. my own party. i was called in by a senior member of the a.n.c. is national executive council he said to me look angry this is a battle you cannot win because this money the briars we used to fund our 999 election. and almost immediately i'm asked to make a statement to the press that says there's nothing to investigate. it's all over. and i looked at him last said no it's not. i won't be able to live with myself if i stop this investigation but at the same time i'm also realizing.

national guard. a member of congress. what should we know about tulsi gabbard? >> well, i must say, she used her military experience really well on the stage and very, very effectively. and she's one of the people like bill de blasio who basically was telling america for the very first time tonight that she's running for president. i mean, let's just face it. most people had no idea who she was at the beginning of that debate. and that's true of maybe about half of the people who were on that stage. and so she had the same job that de blasio has. de blasio simply seized the microphone to try to let people know he's running for president. and she hung in there i think very solidly all the way through the debate on every issue that came her way. >> what are the rumors about her ties to or sympathies toward putin and russia? is that -- >> that's odd. she went to meet with assad.

explain the candidacy of one tulsi gabbard of hawaii, army vet, a major in the army national guard, a member of congress. what should we know about tulsi gabbard? >> i must say she used her military experience really well on the stage, and very, very effectively. and she's one of the people, like bill de blasio, who basically was telling america for the very first time tonight that she's running for president. i mean, let's just face it. no most people had no idea who was she before the beginning of the debate. that may be true of many on the stage. she had the same job de blasio had. de blasio seized the microphone to let people know he's running for president. she hung in there very solidly all wait through the debate on every issue that came her way. >> what about the rumors about her ties to or sympathies toward putin or russia? >> she went to meet with assad. >> conspiracy theory, is it

china's national people's congress if you put it in the 2nd half of the here investments went up and so our enthusiasm about our relations with russia continues to grow and grow significantly and i think that there are objective reasons for the slight drop in investments that we have. because in the 1st half of 2018. our agenda the ministers have their own very tight agenda and a busy schedule. there are however making plans for further development of our cooperation needs in different areas including economy water and investments you see. there was also the issue of sanctions imposed on russia by the west who are technically china is not involved and the sanctions but we've heard about cases when gen is being said been either unable or unwilling to perform transactions for their russian clients and russian companies so even those that are not under sanctions let's say so my question is technically china is not in favor of sanctions but like it or not it has to obey these rules but you need. sanctions so it's very unpleasant and the nasty word as you may know china is strongly agains

council to handle or to civilian rule as well as the 30th anniversary of the former in fact even national congress party which so people saying that this protest has significance and what's that depicted of the military council that said about holding people accountable that's something they're not going to believe and they're saying that they want to independent investigation into the killings that have happened in the protests just remind us as well because we did speak to you before we heard from the deputy head of the transitional council there just the update on what you were hearing about protests in sudan and even one reported death. yes indeed i won't protest there have has been reports of death and the northeastern states of ribbon are not going to specifically and there have been protests there have been reports of violence against protesters in several other parts of the country such as that because of the way people are reporting that the police and the rapid support forces which is headed by the deputy head of the chance to speak council just told that they're using us under needs to

congress is not? what are you going to do? >> when the president declared national emergency this year, we were asking congress in january to give us more bed space. democrats in congress refused. congress continues, although speaker pelosi has indicated a willingness to look at a bill that would provide more humanitarian assistance over the next two weeks, we're going to look to get those resources as well as close loopholes, but look, we have asked for more bed space. we've asked for more support. our customs and border patrol agents are doing a job. but the system is overwhelmed. >> brennan: and the homeland security secretary has sat here in your spot and said this, crisis level, for a year. >> it is. it is. >> brennan: so how is the executive totally powerless to do anything about these unsafe, unsanitary conditions? >> well, we're doing a lot with what the congress has given us. but again, congress refused to increase the bed space in the last appropriations bill. they continue to delay efforts. >> brennan: so we just have to accept these conditions? >> no, ab

patagonia after recent reporting it showed the government with no mechanisms for oversight the national congress launched an investigation but the key issue never was there a public discussion of these issues before the deals were cut playing out what we are trying to be engaged so what do we do about the challenge first it is important too understand global struggle over whose values will predominate that censorship and the rule of bylaw and the democratic systems to have openness and free expression how this plays out defines the character of the world we live in. as principal steps to get at this first we need to address the capacity gap on china that existed so many settings to support journalists civil society elites to handle the burden they face now in their own countries africa latin america and vulcans to move beyond transparency to enhance transparency as a way against that state influence but an insufficient step to prioritize democratic solidarity and accelerate learning with democratic partners. thank you for your attention. >> thank you for providing that perspective from whatever

interests in relations with saudi arabia but what about the us congress this seems to be a complete divide between the tribe but mr nation and congress could the response the answer come from the us congress well you're absolutely right there is a divide between the democratic party in the congress and the trumpet ministration democrats in the house of representatives are trying to block arms sales to saudi arabia the trumpet ministration is trying to get around those democratic party efforts in the house and representatives there's quite a bit of. dispute between the white house and the democrats in the congress not clear yet where that will go and play a way that will go what do you think it's going to take for the trump administration to point to directly point the finger of blame at the saudi leadership and the crown prince mohammed bin salman. frankly speaking i don't think the trumpet ministration will ever do that. it is not an administration which is particularly concerned about human rights in general and it is especially now concerned about human rights violations among allies in the middle east if for example

unfun say ny is in a hop a secure place he knows he's got the support of the $211.00 nation heads to the brain in congress and he knows that he could say confidently that faith is a kind of price and you could see him managing to take some credit for that and actually getting quite emotional about it he really can look forward to a positive future favor and sometimes when he comes out with outlandish ideas like an expansion of a well copping cuts all he can say well look it was my idea of i'm just trying my best to face the tension that is emerging around congress was about the u.i. for president alexander for and who spoke to us and was talking about interference with not just faith but the french president mccollum who we're talking about your wife is champions league plans an option you could see you missed a chance for in thinking that face i missed the mark on should back off a bit this is what he said to me we'll see if i missed my concealment or i was not upset. maybe i could say that i was a bit disappointed. because we knew it was the opening dinner before the congress or to use the festival of w

delegates the national people's congress telling gays and and the. anea the rubber stamps went to this chinese liaison office and they told them they said oh in the last few days they were 68 statements issued by foreign governments so of course they care about international public opinion and i hope the international community will continue to look at what's happening in hong kong and the media will continue to report wall to wall of what's happening here ok we'll talk more about the international reaction just a moment 1st steve. clear up. the situation surrounding kerry lam was this situation entirely of her own making she says or any errors in communication she insists that she isn't beijing's profits were she encouraged though do you think by beijing to push this legislation through so quickly. i think it is a very very large extends to every lambs making i really don't see every lamb just baiting pockets and killing except the assume was told by a tame my reading is that baiting a for a general instructions or request to carry a lamb which is t

nation. >> reporter: congress designated yucca mountain as the site for waste area. >> it is an isolated locationright geology that can make the difference for safe nuclear power and storage of nuclear waste for generations to come. >> reporter: he is pushing the restarting of using yucca mountain, a process that the obama administration put on hold a decade ago. >> i have concerns about the science here. >> reporter: senator castro has been fighting yucca mountain for 20 years. >> part of the infrastructure that is necessary is to build the rail lines across nevada and the country to bring it there. and a lot of the lines will come through las vegas. >> reporter: this will be a bottleneck for this waste if it does go through. >> it's crazy. >> reporter: she invited us along to a rare visit of the tunnel. how good of a site is this for the country's nuclear waste? >> well, the department felt it was good enough that we submitted the license application in 2008. >> reporter: do you agree with that? >> i wouldn't have submitted it if i didn't agree. >> reporter: some worry that it will mix with the

donald trump's plan to sell more than a $1000000000.00 worth of weapons to several gulf nations circumvented congress last month by declaring an emergency over growing tensions with iran and moved forward with arms sales to saudi arabia the u.a.e. and jordan. emergency talks are about to begin between u.s. and mexican government delegates in a last minute attempt to stop threatened terrorists mexico's foreign minister marcelo but are just trying to persuade the u.s. secretary of state to call off a 5 percent. increase due to start on monday u.s. president donald trump is threatening to increase charges every month unless mexico reduces the number of people crossing the border our white house correspondent really hard hit is joining us how the talks going can really. well they're set to begin at 9000 g. they'll be hosted by the vice president mike pence and you're right the argument being made is that this is what's again sort of a national emergency and the president was saying that he will use his emergency powers to put in place these tariffs but he's already been sent a message from members of his

the first, which was from about 1952 to 1967 was characterized by congress dominance both in terms of the national power in delhi as well as in the states. from '67 to '89 was a period where the congress remained dominant nationally but really started to see caste-based and regional parties really start to eat into the states at the state level. from 2009 to 2014 is what's known as the third party system. there really wasn't a single gravitational pull or central source around which politics were involved. wade series of rather messy coalitions where neither the congress nor the bjp was a reliable central force. in 2014, many of us talked about, you know, the dawn of a fourth party system where essentially the bjp replaced the congress as the dominant player. and i think 2019 further gives credence to this idea that we are, in fact, in a new era. if lightning struck in 2014, it's not just that lightning struck again, it's that climate change has occurred and the whole ground has really shifted. and i think we need to start reckoning with that. what are some of the attributes of that? one is the el

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that is the exact opposite of why we were sent to congress and an untenable way to govern any nation, let alone the most powerful nation in the history of the world. we can disagree on policy, in fact it is healthy to debate, however when it comes to eating by storms oraged families facing tragedy, he must come together for the sake of the american people. republicans and democrats rural and urban are counting on us to provide the relief they have been waiting on. i have no doubt that we will meet the challenge before us and provide what the people are calling for, but, i would urge all of my colleagues to take sometime this weekend to reflect on how we have reached this low point where even natural disasters cannot bridge the political divide of our body. if we cannot come together in times like these, in a time of crisis, we are falling apart altogether. i'm emanuel cleaver from missouri's fifth congressional district. thank you for listening. announcer 1: on june 4, it will be 40 years since the chinese congress party sent armed troops into tiananmen square where pro-democracy stud

>>well on to national news out congress is finally taking steps to address the issues of dreamers those undocumented immigrants who arrived. >>in the us as children. so the house passed a bill that will provide permanent protection for dreamers as well as other groups of immigrants. our washington correspondent washington dc correspondent alexandra moen has more. >>the dream and promise act passed in the us house of representatives with the unanimous support from democrats and a handful of republicans the bill is passed. the bill would provide legal us residency for certain groups of immigrants who are living in the us under temporary govemeng to the cente american citizenship. linda cla one of those people out many of 19 years in this country. >>in a real working taxes democrats like nevada congresswoman dina titus say the dream and promise act is what the united states is about. >>the symbol of the united states must always remain the statue of liberty. we should be putting out a welcoming man. >>the largest group of people who would benefit are those who qualify for dhaka they came t