trump syria's president in damascus earlier this year and that's your state keep it here on al-jazeera inside story is up next. rising anger on thailand's streets and an unprecedented challenge to its monarchy protests against politicians and generals before but with demonstrators now also criticizing the king is this time different this isn't a story. welcome to the program. thailand's king is facing his biggest challenge since ascending to the throne 4 years ago pro-democracy protesters are demanding curbs on his powers and they also want the prime minister a formal army general to resign the demonstrations are largely student led and have spread across thailand in recent months dozens were arrested or injured in rallies that took place in the last few days so what are the protesters main concerns about the time on a cape they accuse the king of moving beyond his role of a constitutional monarch which has been the law since 1932 they oppose his move to take personal control of tens of billions of dollars in crown assets the protesters also want to change it broadly worded laws that threaten anyon

since they were launched more than a century ago and that's year to date stay with us on al-jazeera inside story is next. despite the pandemic billionaires have never been a virtue that says millions are being pushed into extreme poverty with income inequality a widening of the big bridge and could this dispositive fueled war public anger this is inside story. well welcome to the program. the wealth of the world's billionaires has reached record highs of the peak of the coronavirus been demick a new report by swiss bank u.b.s. says the elites have done extremely well during the crisis that's millions of people are losing their jobs or struggling to cope. another report by the world bank expects extreme poverty to rise this year for the 1st time in more than 2 decades up to a 115000000 people could be pushed into that category living on less than $2.00 a day the stark findings come amid rising concerns the coronavirus crisis is only going to deepen your ning income inequalities let's have a look at some of the conclusions billionaires have mostly benefited from the generally strong performance of

which has forced half of its residents to flee their homes that serve state stay with us on al-jazeera inside story is up next. they say they want to create an islamic state in northern mozambique has links to iceland opposing the growing threat in the area so how all such on groups growing stronger and with all the countries to prevent if we general security crisis this is inside story. welcome to the program. villages beheaded and homes torched in northern mozambique more than 2000 people were killed and 300000 displaced over the past 3 years following attacks by fighting linked to i sale and as the security if west from the armed group has grown significantly in recent months the lives of many more are now at risk the fight to see is a key port in mozambique's cup with the province in august the area is new offshore gas projects worth tens of billions of dollars and towns and roads in the province have also recently been attacked the government has been struggling to contain the fight says and is the international community for help we will talk to our guests shortly 1st this report from malcolm

coronavirus red alert after a rise of cases 235 people have died in the past day stay with us and al-jazeera inside stories next. is paul to feel about to break away lead is in the region of 2 grey wall they've stopped recognizing the national government in the capital addis ababa it's the latest challenge to the federal system that stitches if you will be as a tiff the last ethnic groups into a nation this is inside story. welcome to the program. in doha. one if you p.s. prime minister came to power 2 years ago that promised an end to authoritarianism and the start of the transition to full democracy but his plans have met resistance nowhere war then into gray in the northern region where a recent election was held in defiance of the federal government to grey leaders warned the stop recognizing the leadership in that's going to fears that if europe could break up as the prime minister deals with growing calls from other regions for more autonomy the feud between the federal government. and the greys regional leaders lated last month when they went ahead with the elections for the 2 gray parliament it was

the middle east more than $4000.00 cases for records in the past 24 hours say whereas on al jazeera inside story is up next. 3 virus hunting scientists win the nobel prize for decades of research into hipaa to see with millions of lives saved and hope for eradication why is there were being awarded now and what. about the fight against covert 19 this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. in doha as the world battles and u.n. deadly pathogen 3 scientists have been honored for their work on a virus that's above its people for decades hypnotized to see harvey alter michael holton and charles weiss are sharing the nobel prize for medicine research dating back to the 1960 s. successfully identify of the virus limited its spread and letter effective treatments but with a new coronavirus there's no vaccine hepatitis c. causes potentially fatal liver disease is transmitted through bodily fluids including blood. the psalter says while medical advances have improved our weapons against viruses political will is what's needed to defeat them the issues now are really not science anymore the sci

shooting sparked chaos in the city of lagos well those are the headlines to stay with us here on al-jazeera inside storyis up next i. we know what's happening in our region we know how to get laid is that others and no i was just thrown. by the pretty long term. fire and i'm going to give you. the way that you kaldis story is what can make a difference is sudan seeing a 2nd uprising protesters take to the streets again angry at the worsening economy they accuse the government of failure but these protests lead to a change this time this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. soaring bread prices led to the 2018 uprising in sudan now more than a year after the removal of longtime ruler. the economic crisis has deepened prices have skyrocketed food and fuel are in short supply and unemployment has jumped people back on the streets protesting over the dire living conditions they blame the transitional government for failing to revive the economy and accuse the army of expanding its power over those institutions morgan we force on the protests that took place on wednesday. protestors in khartoum and

will benefits president of the fattah el-sisi and that's your state stay with us here on al-jazeera inside story is up next. protests and valorous continue cooling the resignation of president bush and capping. some of the women who have become a driving force of the protests. to al-jazeera. yet another peace agreement in libya but will this one hold the main warring factions say it's a permanent deal but what are the guarantees and can it and outside interference in libya this is inside story. a welcome to the program. it's been praised as a historic 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 the libya has been in turmoil ever since he was removed from power in 2011 they've been 2 rival of miss races 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 li

again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot going for was less a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter al hunt it is a jane's i saw it for me on the entire team here in doha by phone to. as countries begin easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in the last few. games and many feel the economy is be prioritised about for human life until fall to pull yet again the focus is on the outfield because i can put in 1000 cases we bring you the latest developments from across the globe coronavirus condiment special coverage on . when covert 19 1st struck china and began to spread across asia. some in the west criticized come to measures to harm or to weak. but have the different experiences before asian nations in fact not shown the world to root out of this group pandemic. coronavirus lessons from asia on a 0. on counting the cost of what a biden victory means for china as the democrats line up a multi-billion dollar plan to confront beijing and president she's project to rival silicon valley plus how african bu

the presidential election votes are still being counted that's your state stay with us and al-jazeera inside story is up next. hi i'm steve clemons i question how these days it's hard to filter out the newly seen keep track of what's really important to eat the bottom line tackles the big issues this issue united states its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the well the bottom line. rising anger on thailand's streets and an unprecedented challenge to its monarchy that being protests against politicians and generals before but with demonstrators now also criticizing the king is this time different this is untouchable. hello welcome to the program i'm in wrong on thailand's king is facing his biggest challenge since ascending to the throne 4 years ago pro-democracy protesters are demanding curbs on his powers and they also want the prime minister a former army general to resign the demonstrations are largely student led and have spread across thailand in recent months dozens were arrested or injured in rallies that took place in the last few days so what are the protesters mai

has been sworn in as kuwait's new and near those are the headlines stay with us and al-jazeera inside story is up next. russia now seems to be going after the main economic resource which is of course oil we bring you the stories in development is that a rapidly changing the. president's promise america 1st policy triggered by war that morphed into a technological war counting the cost on al-jazeera. if a 9 shoreham or edge that's what the united nations says is happening to africa a new report shows the continent has lost hundreds of billions of dollars from illicit financial transactions what can be done to stop this and how much has it held africa back this is the inside story. welcome to the program africa lost $836000000000.00 between $22015.00 in what's being termed. elicit capital flight that's the finding of a report from the united nations that sanders africa would be debt free if it hadn't lost that money the un says the problem is robbing the continent and its people of their future that acard by nigerian president will how much it will harry has has the funds in for often come f

but those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story on the back at the top of the hour he said. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what you see al-jazeera. and current. that matter to you. al-jazeera. another attack in france is facing growing muslim brage muslims are angry over what they say is a targeting of their religion the french president argues it's freedom of speech and this with to be bridged and can an understanding that we have between western leaders and the muslim world this is the inside story. hello welcome to the program. a series of attacks in france 3 people were killed in a stabbing in a church in the southern city of nice a man who was shot dead in more near me an afterthought blackening possibly with a gun and injured in saudi arabia a guard was attacked outside the french consulate these incidents follow the beheading of a french teacher whose show the prophet's cartoon in his class earlier this month president manuel micron has defended the cartoons in the name of freedom of s

presidential election well those are the headlines i'll have more news for you here on al-jazeera after inside story stay with us. as protesters and the other is continue cooling for the resignation of president because. some of the women who have become a driving force of the protests. al-jazeera. another arab israeli normalization deal announced but the agreement linking sudan and israel raises more than a few questions is it as substantial as israel's deals with the u.a.e. and beheading and cancer dance government actually follow through this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm. sudan has become the 3rd arab country this year to say it's normalizing ties with israel president donald trump made the announcement during a phone call with the israeli and sudanese leaders on friday the move has symbolic significance because it was in the sudanese capital of doom in 1967 that arab countries committed themselves to what became known as the 3 knows no peace no negotiations and no recognition of israel in west jerusalem israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu celebrated changing those

the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story by for a. a global treaty outlawing nuclear weapons has reached its ratification goal and is set to come into force in january but no nuclear power has signed it so is the treaty a sign that the world is changing or just an empty gesture this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. it's been hailed as a new chapter for nuclear disarmament but opposed by the world's major powers a u.n. treaty banning nuclear weapons has now been ratified by 50 countries and will come into force next january but none of the countries that have approved it actually have a nuclear arsenal and no country that has one has approved the treaty all this raises doubts about how much it can achieve the u.n. secretary general antonio terrace has called ratification the culmination of a worldwide movement to draw attention to the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of any use of nuclear weapons it represents a meaningful commitment towards the total elimination of nuclear weapons which remains the highest disa

those are your headlines more news here on al-jazeera after inside story. 2 u.s. senators call for sanctions on turkey as tensions rise between uncle and his partners in the nato military alliance is an organization created to fight the cold war able to cope with its members' ambitions in the 21st century this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm. turkey has been part of nato since 1952 for decades its membership was seen as a stabilizing force one that anchored it in the western world and also helped cool tensions with neighboring greece but 21st century turkey is a more assertive power it has interests in both the middle east and central asia and those may not sit comfortably with its role in the north atlantic alliance at the center of these tensions as sophisticated russian anti-aircraft defenses to the s. $400.00 turkey bought it last year despite warnings that could affect its nato membership because of that purchase turkey was expelled from a dos program to build a fighter jet the f. 35 designed for use throughout the alliance this week 2 u

so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story station thanks for watching by fire. it was supposed to fly to. drawbar a nigeria they specialized police squad stands accused of abuse it's not disband the bodies being replaced by a swat team with a similar role so has anything changed and can police brutality in nigeria. this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. stop killing us that's the demands made by thousands of nigerians protesting against police brutality. in a story a special until robbery squad or sauce that's accused of abuses has been disbanded but it's been replaced by a swat unit that's will carry out the same duty is. done. on thursday protesters blocked air traffic near lagos ports as rallies continue to spread across the country they say previous efforts to overhaul the police forces one for failed and they'll keep up pressure on president mohamed a bulgari to take more radical action pledges to stop using force against protesters and the unconditional release of those detained among them has an end of the anger and its inte

well those are the headlines i'll have more news for you here on al-jazeera the inside story to stay with us. the world's biggest economy was put on. deregulating industries of old delivered new growth for a president who promised greatness again. at the crewmembers pandemic has seen resurgence replaced with a recession as the world eagerly watches to see how either presidential candidate might revive the flagship u.s. economy. details coverage of the u.s. elections on al-jazeera. changing to laze constitution referendum vote to say yes to scrapping the constitution written during the military dictatorship 40 years ago some politicians will mostly be kept out of the process to write a new one what prompted this change and what happens now this isn't supposed to. hello welcome to the program imran khan it's been 30 years since chile emerged from a military dictatorship to become a democracy it still governed by a constitution written by general augusto pinochet the military dictator who ruled in the 1970 s. and eighty's but that's about to change an overwhelming 78 percent voted to ha

al jazeera. inside in doha area top stories on al-jazeera the world health organization says the number of coronavirus deaths in europe could be up to 5 times higher by january of containment measures on stepped up france germany and the u.k. among countries tightening restrictions on to the reports. this city of 9000000 is moving into high gear to have a 3 tier system meaning no one can meet indoors with anyone outside their household is the government's latest attempt to rein in a runaway infection rate which is doubling every 10 days we must act.

those are your headlines more news continues here on al-jazeera a softer inside story do stay with us. after months of pushing for a rapid return to normal president drums in the hospital and a growing number of his political allies have also tested positive for covert 90 with cases rising in many countries will illness become a wake up call for americans and others around the world this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter tells me now the news that the u.s. president donald trump and his wife melania have tested positive for corona virus has shaken washington trump is the 3rd world leaders to confront the virus british prime minister boris johnson and brazil's president bill sonar also succumbs now the experience of all 3 men is a reminder that the virus does threaten everyone rob reynolds sets up a conversation. with the president hospitalized and facing a period of treatment and quarantine all trump campaign events are now on hold it's unclear if the next presidential debate scheduled for october 15th will go ahead. trump's last rally before the diagnosis wa

al jazeera. inside in doha area top stories on al-jazeera the world health organization says the number of coronavirus deaths in europe could be up to 5 times higher by january of containment measures on stepped up france germany and the u.k. among countries tightening restrictions on to the reports. this city of 9000000 is moving into high gear to have a 3 tier system meaning no one can meet indoors with anyone outside their household is the government's latest attempt to rein in a runaway infection rate which is doubling every 10 days we must act now delayed action means more deaths from covert it means more. deaths and it means more economic pain later because the virus comes down slower than it goes up but there are questions over whether this goes far enough with the opposition and many scientists instead advocating a short sharp nationwide lockdown not just regional restrictions here in washington the new measures will impact 3000 jobs and 7000 restaurant cyril we were viewed every 2 weeks but most of these businesses have already made their orders for the months ahead and this stopping and star

now with all the headlines are back with more news on al-jazeera of the inside story. he began to move and to put it just a cultural a full of folk like almost that the documentary filmmaker once granted unconditional assigner contrasts his experience and speak those seeking refuge today and intimate you know of the consequences of the seas of detainments is really on that's the sort of illness misery they cannot absorb this number that people have to suffer in this way it is unacceptable and refugees tehan to 0. 2 u.s. senators call for sanctions on turkey as tensions rise between uncle and his partners in the nato military alliance is an organization created to fight the cold war able to cope with its members ambitions in the 21st century this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm. turkey has been part of nato since 1952 for decades its membership was seen as a stabilizing force one that anchored it in the western world and also helped cool tensions with neighboring greece but 21st century turkey is a more assertive power it has interests in both the

are not doing enough to save the planet all right your lines got more news here on al-jazeera right after inside story from. the q. and a on conspiracy theory is all about the u.s. government supposedly pitting donald trump against the so-called deep state so why is it suddenly spreading in europe and particularly in germany this is inside story . hello and welcome to the program. it's theories have been repeatedly debunked at the conspiracy movement known as q and on continues to thrive what began in the u.s. 3 years ago is now growing rapidly in other parts of the world surprisingly some of the fastest growth is in non english speaking countries such as germany and the coronavirus pandemic appears to be one of the things pushing this growth so what exactly is q one and how did it start q one on says president donald trump is saving the world from an elite cult of satan worshipping pedophiles made up of democratic politicians billionaires and hollywood celebrities supporters spread a wide range of unfounded conspiracy theories and anti-semitic beliefs to predict what they call a great awakening that'

legalize euthanasia and recreational cannabis are those the headlines more news feed here on al-jazeera of the inside story next. guinea is getting ready to vote alpha condé to find months of violent protests to change the constitution now he's defined his critics to seek a. candidate by the don't position come together phenomenon to stop and give me a lection 2020 on al-jazeera. it was supposed to fight rampant armed robbery in nigeria a specialized police squad stands accused of your lies. it's not disband the bodies being replaced by a swat team with a similar role so has anything changed and can police brutality in nigeria be stopped this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. stop killing us that's the demands made by thousands of nigerians protesting against police brutality in a story a special and here robbery squad or sauce that's accused of abuses has been disbanded but it's been replaced by a swat unit that will carry out the same duties. on thursday protestors blocked air traffic near lagos ports as rallies continue to spread across the country they say previous efforts to overhaul the

the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera right after inside story which is coming up next stay with us as donald trump to good for america everything is in disarray the media of course take every day that they can to mark the america has been a force for good. for the american people get inspiration from him and the other cred you. want to take the site that's the bottom line. back to lock down more countries impose news shutdowns as grown up violence cases and their round warnings for things may get even worse but these restrictions the answer to this one demick this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. europe is once again of the epicenter of the global pandemic that so far seen more than 44000000 infections and over a 1000000 deaths worldwide the region is struggling with rising numbers of infections while deaths from cove in 1000 rose by 32 percent last week while france has imposed a month long lockdown that went into effect at midnight on thursday for the 2nd time this year people are living and toughest directions present in manuel macron says the measures

al jazeera. up next is "inside story." >> i another attack in france as it is facing growing muslim rage. muslims are angry over what they say is a targeting of their religion. the french president argues it is rhythm of speech. can this rift be bridge and an understanding be reached between western leaders and the muslim world? this is "inside story." hello, welcome to the program. a series of attacks in france -- three people were killed in a stabbing in a church in the southern city of nice. a man was shot dead after threatening passerby with a gun. and in jeddah in saudi arabia, a guard was attacked outside the french consulate. these incidents follow the beheading of a french teacher who showed the profits cartoon in his class earlier this month. president emmanuel macron has defended the cartoons in the name of freedom of each full to thousands of taken to the streets across muslim nations to denounce him. tensions have been growing between macron and the muslim world over what many cs attack by the president on their religion. >> france and europe in general do not deserve the vici

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azerbaijan over the disputed region broke out 3 weeks ago those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next inside storyjust stay with this. there's pandemic fatigue setting in often any idea of lockdowns around the world have many simply lost patience with social distancing and all the safety measures and is the virus going to spread more rapidly during the coming northern winter this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm in wrong with no end in sight for the coronavirus crisis governments are warning of pandemic fatigue protective measures are being flouted and more of us are dropping god and that health experts warn threatens yet another resurgence in infections until a vaccine is develop social distancing a mosque wiring remain critical in containing the virus but after months of lock downs and disruptions of normal life many people say they simply exhausted the world health organizations result director for europe hans clue who said i believe it is possible to reinvigorate and revive efforts to tackle the evolving coded 19 challenges we face it is essential that we respond together

analysis of the day's global headlines who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera. route. to. the top stories this hour on al-jazeera the world health organization's reported a record daily rise in global coronavirus cases more than 338000 of them in 24 hours and $5000.00 deaths. he says warnings are sounded about rising cases across europe france reported $18000.00 new cases in 24 hours u.k. infections surged at 17 and a half that. in the us as times and sanctions on iran's financial sector measures against 18 banks that were already under american sanctions have now been ramped up they have now effectively been cut off from the international financial system. russia has invited the foreign ministers of armenia and azerbaijan to moscow for peace talks to try to end an increasingly violent conflict mediators from the u.s. russia and france have also been holding their talks in geneva to find a resolution at least 30 more soldiers are reported to have been killed on thursday the 2 sides are fighting over the disputed region i'm not going to cut about officially part

al-jazeera. frank assessments look at any way the protesters are going anyway even of the battlefield evolution and in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines who is it that's really out there on the screen inside story on al-jazeera. building a wall was the promise made in the bid for the white house 0 tolerance approach the southern border became government policy detaining children and separating families the stark reality of picture too much to bear for many americans in a country that was built on immigration. follow the key issues of the us elections on al-jazeera on counting the calls the price of doing business with china see how the funders he's turned to the coercion of economic and geopolitical will also beijing for the tibetan farm laborers into reeducation camps and with all bailouts of bellary street moscow more of mints counting the cost on al-jazeera. type police use water cannon. to disperse an angry crowd demanding a change of government. sami say that this is al jazeera live from also coming up the u.k. prime minister warns the nation to prepare for a no deal breaks it has to go she shouldn't with the e.u. stall. more than a 1000 prisoners exchanged in a deal that could revive them

stay with us here on al-jazeera up next is inside story. another attack in france facing growing muslim brage muslims are angry over what they say is a targeting of their religion the french president argues it's freedom of speech and this with be bridged and can an understanding between between western leaders and the muslim world this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. a series of attacks and fronts 3 people were killed in a stabbing in a church in the southern city of nice a man who was shot dead in a near me an afterthought blackening possible with a gun and injured in saudi arabia god was attacked outside the french consulate these incidents follow the beheading of a french teacher whose show the prophet's call children in his class earlier this month president manuel micron has defended the cartoons in the name of freedom of speech thousands have taken to the streets across several muslim nations to denounce him tensions have been growing between mccrone on the muslim world over what many see as an attack by the president

those are the headlines on al jazeera coming up next here inside story stay with us. in the us a candidate can lose the election but still win the presidency president trump did it in 2016 so to george w. bush in 2000 it's a unique and controversial system known as the electoral college how does it work and is this 18th century institution a good fit for 21st century america this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. as many as 150000000 votes will be cast in this year's u.s. presidential election but the votes that really count belong to just 538 people the presidential electors that's who people are really choosing when they take a box for donald trump or joe biden it's a new system that's unique and often confusing for outsiders in 5 elections it's puts the met its put the man who lost the popular vote into the white house 3 times in the 18 hundreds and twice in the last 20 years even among americans the electors are often a mysterious group but we have 2 of them with us here today to help explain the system and ask why america still uses it will bring

al-jazeera. i money inside and hall with the top stories on al-jazeera french authorities say the man who killed 3 people in the church attack and niece was a to this in iran have been friends from italy with an italian red cross travel documents president in monument crawl's says the incident is another attack on france and its funny. yes we don't miss you ladies and gentlemen once again our country has been hit by an islamist terror attack once again this morning 3 of our compatriots tell him east in this not to die. and very clearly france is under attack. he knew something if we are attacked it is for our values for our taste for freedom for this possibility on our soil a belief really not to give in to any mind of terror so i say it with great clarity once again we will not give in european leaders a reintroducing strict measures in response to rising corona virus infections spain's catalonia region assessing its borders for 15 days france has gone into a month long national lockdown in germany has announced nationwide restrictions and the u.s. has marked a record daily rise in coven 1000 c

analysis of the day's global headlines who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera. dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic let's start with some of the on the ground realities affecting the news coverage what's the lay of the land there stripping away the spam reaping still worry about presidential corruption it is real reporting it's not if you keep challenging assumptions and the official line we all decided we need to tell our score look we don't want to do lie on the authority and if the listening post on out is the right. if you want to help save the world. sneeze into euro. suit down there wanted to do a deal and that was it particularly nice because they essentially better war with israel. donald trump announces a u.s. brokered deal to sudan and israel to normalize relations palestinians call it a nice stab in the back. no i money this is al jazeera life and also coming up today it's a good day for the libyan people a historic day libya's warring sides signed a u.n. to go.

analysis of the day's global headlines who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera. and watching al jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories one week to go until the u.s. presidential election and a record 63000000 americans have already voted at the call a virus pandemic continues to cast a shadow over the campaign with me any half a 1000000 new infections recorded in the past week the african union is calling for peaceful elections in tanzania police on the semi-autonomous exams of our region killed 5 people who took part in protests alleging ballot fraud ahead of wednesday's vote. and the news a bomb blast in a religious call in northwest pakistan has killed at least 8 people more than 100 others were injured when a device was detonated as students gathered for lessons victoria good to be has more. up to 500 students were packed into this room when the bomb exploded. they were listening to a lecture by a prominent scholar at the jimmy is a very a religious school impish hour that could eventually out a budget it was 8 o'clock in the morning the teache

al jazeera. coming up next is inside story. ♪ >> hello and welcome to the program.t has been 30 years since chile emerged from a military dictatorship to become a democracy. chileans are still governed by the constitution written by the military dictator who ruled in the 1970's and 1980's. that is about to change. an overwhelming 78% voted to have a new constitution written. they rejected a proposal to leave that job to the politicians. sunday's referendum was the culmination of a year of tests focused on inequality and one of latin's wealthiest countries. we will bring in a guest in just a moment, but first our latin editor has more from the capital in santiago. >> a massive celebration to mark the end of the former military dictatorship. in the same part of santiago that became the epicenter of protests for more than a year. millions of chill lands have been calling for -- chileans have demanded a new constitution to replace the one written 40 years ago under the military dictatorship. dressed in his sunday best, this 90-year-old went to vote in his working-class

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