anus: livia, can i ask you this?a question on whether the president would go peacefully. what is important here? is it what mitch mcconnell has to say? who should we pay attention to when we try to understand whether that is a real risk or rhetoric? >> i have been telling my investors that we do slightly treat this as an american emerging market election. yes, we have had a contested election in the past, but it wasn't in the middle of a pandemic, the situation we are in now. i think we do have to take seriously that trump has laid down the ground work to potentially contest the election. whether the republicans will back him, how it will play out in practice remains to be known at this point. however, what we can say is that the debate did give face to it last night as well. the candidates discussed what would actually happen in practice, and they both -- pence said that the democrats also tried to contest trump's victory last time. i think we do need to keep it really in mind. as we said, biden is ahead in the elec

and the livia's former finance minister luis r. say has won the presidential election with 55 percent of the votes are say is an ally of exiled former president. and his victory could pave the way for morales his return to bolivia that see up to date my nigeria is next but this is our christmas card a singer songwriter dreams of making our mark that all go all the right. a world away a famous you tube artist works in secret. a virtual connection sparks a magical collaboration. presenting princess shore. with news on al-jazeera. that. let me ask what will be in 5 or 10 years. what would you be doing where would you be what and who want to be in 5 or 10 years because if we were younger because for the real vi reason your hand i do sure you really want to answer ok if they do of you are sure ok just 2 of you know i am asking with a question i'm not asked and if you don't get the answer right if you leave this trading right away. and i'm serious about that. ok you know what i just did i've just presented to you what life would always d

the other big challenge the knowledge economy and not just because particular situation they believe livia but because of the pandemic the house is shaking the whole world or libya used to have a very unstable economy in part a thanks to least r.c. who was the minister of economy during almost 40 years with evan what are these so about now that's the big challenge 30 percent off on employment 7 point. they calmly had decreased 7 point per cent by this year so that is going to be other challenge but the biggest challenge is of course to go to night this society go hunt thank you so much join your mirrors in the pause thank you let's briefly highlight some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour armenia and azerbaijan have accused each other of breaking the latest ceasefire in the disputed no go in a car buck region just hours after it came into force the truce agreed to late saturday was the 2nd attempted armistice in a week hundreds have died in 3 weeks of clashes over the region. a suicide car bombing has killed at least 13 people and wounded about 120 in western af

and now we have back on the line for us our correspondent in possible livia johan ramirez who's going to tell us a little bit more about the election we can expect on sunday you know on these elections were preceded by so much you know social strife protests violence that we saw what can we expect for the vote. the situation right now is very calm totally calm in the city in love but as we have seen some people make in long lines in supermarkets devise some groceries or to put in gasoline because some people fear we are going to have some clashes after election but why because we have here 2 opposite sides very radical sides and one side and one hand we have one of the candidates got a loss mr he's saying he's sure we'll have a 2nd round in this election let's remember there in bolivia if tomorrow we will have and none of the candidates have 50 percent of the vote we will have a 2nd round so carlos has said he is sure it will have a 2nd round on the other hand at least out of say the candidate of his party former president of bolivia he has said that he will not accept he will not the

full livia's socialist candidate louise say is expected to win the country's presidential election withouta runoff and exit poll showed our say had more than 52 percent of the vote more than 20 percentage points above his closest rival centrist carlos mencia are say is widely seen as heir to the country's longtime former president evo morales who resigned and fled the country after last year's ballot. celt could take days but louise and his socialist party have already claimed victory based on the exit poll cyclists is i want to of course congratulate the believe in people. we have taken in fairly important step forward today. it was a. move it was we have recovered democracy. and recovered hard ready. let's bring in. it is good to see you so what is our say referring to when he talks about bringing back democracy well we can't detach this whole process from the figure of every moralist the former president he came to power in 2006 and was very fond of being the president of bolivia that's why he tried to stay in power through constitutional change 1st he tried to do a referendum he lost t

he's an economist and for many the man behind the livia's economic growth. despite enormous political polarization here resurfacing bolivia selected president promised he will rule for all. of us we have been saying we are going to govern for all bolivians we are going to build a government of national unity they're going to build unity in our country. says likely election victory bring stability following a year of political strife since former president evo morales was forced to resign and go into exile. though the official counting is ongoing interim president jannie 9 years has already had knowledge the unofficial result and said she hopes odyssey will rule for everyone. former president evo morales said the election means a return to democracy. we have recovered the homeland we will recover stability and progress we will recover peace faithful to the inheritance of our ancestors we will return millions to freedom and the unity of the believe him people thank you the election doesn't end bolivia struggles the economy is expected to contract around 5 perc

he's faced with the challenge of uniting a divided country in the covered 1000 pandemic this ship liviarticularly hard. well leaders are facing a new wave of corona virus infections in the united states presidential candidates are continuing to hold rallies despite infection rates. reaching record numbers well an 80000 new cases were recorded on friday alone though jordan has seen deaths triple in the last 2 weeks a curfew and a lot have been imposed every friday and there was violence in the italian city of naples during new protests against restrictions andrew symonds has more now on the situation in europe. record numbers of covert infection rates are now being recorded right across europe in france there are now 1000000 cases 2 thirds of its population are under curfew the country's highly regarded health service is becoming overwhelmed and there's the starkest warning yet about the resurgence of the virus so your apology needed if we look at it trajectory of demick viruses spreading more quickly now than in disappearing in spain the government says the pandemic is out of control an

let's join correspondent caught in the polish capital warsaw welcome livia 8 days of protest now what do demonstrators hope to achieve. well they don't really have very cute him on so for 8 days now we see them using very strong language to basically tell the ruling party law and justice to leif. however the protests face part has published some good months earlier this week they were pretty broad though so one of them is for example to implement human rights again in poland another is to dismiss the government and another is to have independent courts again. so now that the court has has actually passed this ruling just does that issue and there are is there more to come. so the prime minister much more of us key said today that he would like to implement a madman's to the abortion law as soon as possible basically the court's ruling is not yet it will be binding the moment it will be published and when it's published it's not necessary to change the law or to introduce a new law but by changing the law or by implementing an amendment there can be more specific ation on when abortion

s from livia's un recognized government in tripoli and the eastern based tobruk government been holding talks in morocco new appointments include the central bank governor chairman of the national oil corporation and the general prosecutor sources tell al-jazeera 3 members of the turkish red crescent are being detained in yemen by u.a.e. backed fighters the humanitarian team was stopped at a checkpoint controlled by southern separatists in the city of a than their whereabouts is currently unknown kyrgyzstan's prime minister has resigned this widespread demonstrations we the country has been replaced by the former leader the protesters freed from jail it follows sunday's disputed election results of since been an old by the country's election commission chance strafford reports from bishkek. supporters of various opposition parties celebrate their storming of the parliament building in the cubist capital bishkek protesting parliamentary election results that are given pro-government parties a huge majority opposition supporters accused pro-government parties of widespread vote buying peo

sunday meal some brand that says he hopes the new president will help solve the enormous problems were livia faces today. of pre-mortal sort of here's what we believe you are asking is the best person to win the elections and that person who wins would be peacefully able to go in this country and provide better solutions and democracy before everything that's what bolivians are hoping for unfortunately there were many disturbances last election and proven frauds we hope that in these elections everything is transparent for the elections are meant to point end to an ongoing political crisis since able more dallas was forced to resign last year after accusations of fraud prompted people to take to the streets. we want to come transparent election for what happened in the last election in october and november 29th not to be repeated there was fraud and there was a lot of convulsions that was stirred up i hope everything turns out peacefully in that the next government can also provide the solutions that all believe humans are hoping for. all of us will have to choose between we sow to say even

but livia's interim president has congratulated say on his victory on the main rival candidates has conceded defeat however latin american affairs analyst daniel schorr thinks u.s. banks forces could still try to undermine the democratic process in bolivia. i mean the movement towards socialism never ceased to be popular but the cool mongoose the neo liberals forces with the support of. the pentagon the state department here in washington in the rowing forces across the continent. this is an amazing victory for the overwhelmingly indigenous the majority of bolivians who are indigenous but we should not expect that this political victory translates overnight into an economic victory. the right wing forces supported by the us are going to do everything to push back against the us against. in the people's victory so this is going to continue to play out in the course of the next hour as the months to use. the u.s. election is just 2 weeks away and all eyes are on the final debate between donald trump and joe biden it will take place in nashville tennessee on thursday and after the 1st k. also i

let's join correspondent caught in the polish capital warsaw welcome livia 8 days of protests now what do demonstrators hope to achieve. well they don't really have a very key demand so for 8 days now we see them using very strong language to basically tell the ruling party law and justice to leaf however the protests face part has published some demands earlier this week they were pretty broad though so one of them is for example to implement human rights again in poland another is to dismiss the government and another is to have independent courts again. so now that the court has has actually passed this ruling just does that issue and then or is there more to come. so the prime minister much more obvious key said today that he would like to implement a madman's to the abortion law as soon as possible basically the court's ruling is not legal guiding yet it will be binding at the moment it will be published and when it's published it's not necessary to change the law or to introducing you all but by changing the law or by implementing an amendment that can be more specific ation on w

yet another peace agreement is livia what will this one hold the main warring factions say it's a permanent deal that's what all of the government and cut it and outside interference in libya this is inside story. a welcome to the program. it's been praised as a story. but received by many with caution libya's warring sides have agreed to what the u.n. is calling a permanent cease fire the deal was signed after nearly a decade of conflict triggered by the downfall of long time leader mamata giveth he libya has been in turmoil ever since he was removed from power in 2011 there's been 2 rival administrations one interpret and one other in the east in tobruk both sides praised the deal and promised to abide by it let's take a closer look at the main terms of the deal military and armed groups must leave the front lines and all masteries and foreign fighters have to be out of libya within 3 months the 2 sides will work with the un to start identifying each armed group operating within the country and they'll form a combined limited military force of regular personnel that reports to a joint com

faced with the challenge of uniting a divided country in the covered 1000 pandemic that this ship liviaticularly hard. a mosque in france is held prayers in tribute to a teacher who was beheaded last week there was a heavy police presence after threats against worshippers their mom wore a bulletproof vest some of the party's murder showing cartoons of the prophet muhammad to students has caused outrage in france the attacker was shot dead by police. let's return to the pandemic the u.k. had another 20000 infections on friday and each of its countries is reacting with their own rules wales has put a so-called firebreak in place for 17 day lockdown al-jazeera as paul brennan reports from the capital city cardiff. this probably should be felt. it's not going to make 'd. this is going scary times just a stone's throw from the national rugby stadium cardiff's angel hotel should have turned over more than $3000000.00 since march instead just like almost every other hospitality business in this pandemic the manager feels like he's in a long dark tunnel with no light at the end of it this is su

where a demonstration is taking place on the line out joining me is correspondent a live via cortez a livia protests are taking place i understand where you are in defiance of a government appeals that people stay home. but protesters are defiance they came out anyway. participate this weekend we see many masters here already i'm standing in one of the points where people are supposed to see you've got the ring and we see the slows as well things here and the police just have to go in between those 2 groups. obviously everyone is trying to worm us. yeah there's a lot of people so so there is a bit ago probably also you know i'm damaged the situation and that makes for protests yeah let's focus on the real story here the abortion a polemic that are unfolding in poland these demonstrations are no googling on for days what do the protesters hope to achieve 1st of all they want to show their anger so we see for a day they're ready that the very strong language to basically tell the government and the grouping parties munjal says to me. however the protesters pay far less much as part has issued

are left wing former economic minister louise are saying the centrist in the president carlos messer livia erupted in violence they asked year when adam rawest saw a 4th time and disputed election election which has since been an old. for now typer is the program coming up next. a monarch. new york. saturday the 6th of october 1973. the waldorf astoria hotel. in the early hours american secretary of state henry kissinger. is woken in his suite with the news of military activity in the middle east. 2 hours later at 2 pm middle eastern time. egypt and syria launched a war against israel on 2 fronts. after 3 years in power egyptian president anwar sadat had grown tired to peace initiatives that seemed to be going nowhere. you don't fear them a good cause has not been successful and so on and and the united states was the main supporter of the surge so it was clear that if you want to solve the problem you would have to do 2 things either go to war. or try to convince the americans to move into. 2 weeks into the war and with the opposing forces locked in a stalemate and richeson just arrived i

sunday meal somebody and says he hopes the new president will help solve the enormous problems were liviaes today. of pre-mortal sort of here's what we believe asking is the best person to win the elections and that person who wins would be peacefully able to go in this country and provide better solutions and democracy before everything that's what bolivians are hoping for unfortunately there were many disturbances last election and proven frauds we hope that in these elections everything is transparent. the elections are meant to point end to an ongoing political crisis since able more dallas was forced to resign last year after accusations of fraud prompted people to take to the streets. we want to come transparent election for what happened in the last election in october november 29th not to be repeated there was fraud and there was a lot of convulsion that was stirred up i hope everything turns out peacefully in that the next government can also provide the solutions that all bolivians are hoping for. bolivians will have to choose between we sow to say even what alice former finance

deterioration among other things and the most important thing of all is he brings certainty to what livia's majority indigenous communities keep bring certainty that they would lose many of the privileges. he won when it when what atlas was became but libya's 1st indigenous president so there is clearly every morale this is a marriage looms large over this particular election can we expect him to have a role in the future government it's. well it's interesting to look at what alice has been doing he's here in one side is as i said before he's presented 2 press conferences where he said that the main priority right now is to restyle british democracy and believe yeah that's the 1st role he has it's interesting what's been happening with what alice i mean as i said before his image is very significant for believe me he became bolivia's 1st in judge indigenous president he empowered indigenous majorities he lifted millions out of poverty he gave them benefits that they never saw before so he definitely plays an important role what happened with him is that many that follow his party the moveme

he's an economist and for many the man behind the livia's economic growth. despite enormous political polarization here resurfacing bolivia's elected president promised he will rule for all. of us we have been saying we are going to govern for all bolivians we are going to build a government of national unity they're going to build unity in our country. and assist likely election victory bring stability following a year of political strife since former president evo morales was forced to resign and go into exile. though the official counting is ongoing interim president jannie 9 years has already had knowledge of the unofficial result and said she hopes odyssey will rule for everyone. former president evo morales said the election means a return to democracy. we have recovered the homeland we will recover stability and progress we will recover peace faithful to the inheritance of our ancestors we will return millions to freedom and the unity of the believe him people thank you the election doesn't end bolivia's troubles the economy is expected to contract ar

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