and peru swears in its 1st female president with the appointment comes not by election, but with the previous leaders impeachment and arrest with both the former a new leader being accused by some other po. ah, hello, and good morning from opt out. you wherever you may be, catching the program. welcome to the hours most, pressing new stories from around the globe. i'm girl, isabel. the b. b. c has illustrated a report on russian strikes on ukraine with a picture of a building destroyed by ukraine. shelling of don. yes, as artes, roman culture of explains such incidents go in line with mainstream media as under reporting on events in the don bass, russian forces, and they're done, boss counterparts are traditionally portrayed by ukrainian and western mays, free media, as indiscriminate barbarians. their viewers and readers are often just a couple of clicks away from terrifying footage that rubs their noses into a near perfect trap. designed to demonize anything to do with the word russian. and the narrative accompanying as is often a complete fantasy. take this breaking news story from

and peru in recent years. it shook well. we will have a government of national unity. only if there will be events in peru - this naturally makes the south american republic internally, but these events are heard in the rest of the world, and even more so in neighboring countries, take argentina. here in argentina this wednesday. court. the first instance announced the verdict in the case of the unjust distribution of state contracts for the construction of roads in the province. santa cruz then there is a political stronghold of the incumbent vice president and the ex-president. christina fernandes if sentenced to 6 years in prison and banned from public office, they condemn me. well, the real reasons for this is that they condemn the economic development model and do not recognize the rights of the people for me. real judgment. this is not 6 years in prison, but for life or deprivation of the right to be elected and hold public office, but christina also said that she would not go to the presidency. and next year's elections are a strong blow to the pyrodists, and aft

and around the world. amy: we begin today's show looking at the political crisis in peru. n wednesday, the peruvian president pedro castillo was oued from power and arrested hours after he moved to temporarily dissolve the peruvian congress. castillo's vice president dina boluarte has been sworn to replace him. castillo is a left-leaning former teacher and union leader who was in office for less than a year and a half. last year, he defeated keiko fujimori, the daughter of peru's former's dictator alberto fujimori. on wednesday, castillo and the dramatic announcement of dissolving congress just before lawmakers were preparing their third attempt to impeach him on corruption charges. this is part of what castillo said on wednesday. >> in response to citizens to man's throughout the breadth of the country, we decided to establish exceptional government and reestablishing the rule of law and democracy and therefore the following measures. temporally dissolve the congress of the republic and establish exceptional emergency government. amy: pedro castillo's attempt to dissolve c

prosecutor says the suspects are part of a far right group that includes a former m p and members of the military. peru gets a new president on a day of high drama vice president dina blue art is sworn in to replace federal casteel. he was removed from office and arrested after his attempts to dissolve congress and russian president vladimir putin admits the war, and ukraine could be a quote, long term process. but he rules out calling up more troops for now. ah, i'm good. how those as well come to the program in germany, dozens of people remain in custody after raids across the country on wednesday. targets were suspected supporters of a far right movement that rejects the legitimacy of the germans state. the federal prosecutor said those detained fantasized about forming a new german army and installing a minor aristocrat as leader of the country. it is the biggest anti terrorism rate in germany for many years on wednesday morning, some 3000 police raid at more than a 100 properties in several german states and arrested 25 people. all of them suspected members, all supporters of the so called christ

corruption allegations. >> it is difficult to determine if they are fair, because in latin america and in peru is blurry. in the case of mr. castillo's allegations, i had a chance to read the indictment by the attorney general, and although the attorney provides evidence that numbers of the inner circle were involved in corruption, there is no link between them and president castillo. it is very tricky. many say it would be difficult for that to stand up in court because the only reason why the attorney general linked mr. castillo to these cases is because these people were part of his inner circle. but there is no evidence it is linked. i'm not saying it is not linked, but there is not legal evidence it is linked between president castillo and the corrupt people being indicted. he has been accused of being a head of a criminal enterprise, but the attorney general did not provide enough evidence to link him with the corruption. many people accuse him of being neglectful, careless, not looking after the interests of the presidency, but the link is very fragile, and it will be difficult to prove

also on the show, lawmakers and peru reject bringing forward elections following the ousting of president pedro castillo, his removal triggered deadly nationwide protest. and the biggest showdown and world football has arrived. leonor messy takes on kilian and bob pay as raining champions . france face argentina in the world cup final ah a marina evans dean. it's good to have you with us. cove at 19 cases are surging across china as people take advantage of new freedoms. nationwide frustration and unprecedented public protests, forest authorities to e, quarantine and travel restrictions. months since then, more and more people are attesting positive official figures on infections and fatalities remain low. but some estimates put the likely death toll at more than 1000000. by the end of next year. people in bay ging line up to get nasal spray boosters. cases are surging after the government abruptly ended. it's strict 0 coven policy. in the wake of nationwide protests against the restrictions authorities are trying to persuade reluctant seniors and others at risk to get vaccinated to preve

at least 7 people have been killed now during protests and peru. demonstrations began last week when former president pedro castillo is impeached and arrested. his successor. dina, blow out a says she'll ask congress to call alley elections. marianna sanchez has moved from lima earlier today about 2000 people took over the airport in the air region of ada . keep on this is the 2nd most important city in the country. they took over the runway, they lived tires and there were clashes with police and there were classes with bullies outside which police was able to, well, the protest inside the airport, but continued fighting. all these people took over. also one of the most important put companies in i did keep up and in the country, but unfortunately apparently police have support from those old already another. our personal that has been killed in these protests, the founder of the collapse crypto currency company, f t. x has been arrested in the bahamas, sam bank, mon fried, was taken into custody after the u. s. filed criminal charges against him. earlier, the u. s. senate banking co

accidentally killed a teenage palestinian during a weekend raid in the west bank city of germany and peru declared a state of emergency off the 2 protesters die and flashes with police crowds continue demanding immediate a . well, it is a so good to have your company for this. i was program on our to international. your top stories are all lined up so china has hit back at a u. s. move to block export control measures all computer chips by launching a trade dispute of the w t. o. now it comes off to washington, passed a sweeping set of regulations in october, but basically aimed at suppressing china's semiconductor industry. art is donald quarter, gave me all the details just a little bit on well, rory, what we're seeing here right now is really an, a continuation of this trade war that's been going on since the trump administration between the u. s. and china. this recent complaint to the world trade organization from china's ministry of commerce comes after the u. s. actually put export controls on chinese semiconductors back in october. now these export controls are aimed at preventing

ah, now at least 5 people have been killed on a dozen injured in violent protests and peru. the appointment of diana bermonte is the new president, and i promised as to call for ali elections, have not appeased angry protestors. they want us to lead a pedro castillo reinstated. marianna sanchez reports from lima. nearly 2000 protesters of a run, the air coating. nikita good 2nd largest city. they blocked axes and clashed with police main. highways in several regions, remained blocked. it is political. turmoil is growing with people protesting in large and small cities in the centre, south and north of the country. for some, the demonstrations have turned deadly. the family of 17 year old becoming ramayo crispy is devastated by his death. and my mother is very hurt because he has been killed like in a slaughter house. he was a student and athlete. my mom wants justice. on monday flights were canceled, bus terminals, closed tourism officials say 1000000 passengers have been affected. as the u. freedom they shout in front of the jail were former president b lucas to you is under

so he would not make mistakes and no well made bad. roddy costeo's ouster sparked a wave of protest by his supporters, especially in peru, south, where demonstrate his demands include early elections and the ex president's release. doin ms. librium, anybody. those are 1st demand is that congress be closed in the 2nd thing we're asking for is the immediate resignation of miss dean of alerted because she has taken over the presidency without completing the legal procedures necessary for assuming that office is a god will peruse. government has announced a nation wide state of emergency, empowering police and military forces to dispel demonstrations and in a small concession to protesters. ballasa has now suggested bringing new elections forward to december 2023. a group of ethiopians are soon facebook owner matter for allegedly promoting violence in ethiopia. civil war. the case includes the son of an ethnic ti greery professor who faced repeated death threats on the platform. the law suits, as facebook ignored request, remove the violent content, and the company is, quote, directly responsible for his death. the a respec

peru. addressing congress, she called for a political truce to form a government of national unity and thatis when mr castillo's presidency would have come to an end. well, has the political disturbance in peru settled or will there be more unrest? here's localjournalist simeon tegel who has been following the story on the ground. what a dramatic day. but things have calmed down quite a bit the constitutional order has been re—established after pedro castillo attempted to break it with this completely unconstitutional attempt to dissolve congress, which he had no constitutional authority but also no political support. he is now in custody and has been arrested. i think he is going to be facing a very long list of charges. even before today, he was facing the possibility of being impeached for corruption. he is alleged to have taken bribes and sold jobs in the public bureaucracy. and we now have a constitutional president once again, dina boluarte, the vice president, who has been sworn in by congress. peru has been going through some severe political turbulence, really going back to 2016 bu

peru. addressing congress, ms boluarte called for a political truce to form a government of national unity and6, which is when mr castillo's presidency would have come to an end. has the political disturbance in peru settled or will there be more unrest? here's localjournalist simeon tegel who has been following the story on the ground. what a dramatic day. but things have calmed down quite a bit and the constitutional order has been re—established after pedro castillo attempted to break it. with this completely unconstitutional attempt to dissolve congress, which he had no constitutional authority but also no political support. he is now in custody and has been arrested. i think he is going to be facing a very long list of charges. even before today, he was facing the possibility of being impeached for corruption. he is alleged to have taken bribes and schooljobs in the public bureaucracy. and we now have a constitutional president once again, dina boluarte, the vice president, who has been sworn in by congress. as you say, this was the third impeachment since he came to office injuly 2020. b

and us going to exacerbate the situation in peru, in the case of for example. yeah, which are you mentioned earlier today and in your report are color who are, who is the original governor for your co trunk? yes. a look. lima doesn't seem to care about what's going on here. the rubio said die here, and they don't seem to do anything about that. and i use big congress to do something about this. and in this piece that are pretty similar to the gate, not long ago, just before we started talking, she accused a congress of not fulfilling the commitment i, she appeared to the community just in the conscious i was beginning keisha, which is the language that the majority of indigenous people speak and the audience region of peru, so he's appealing to the grass roots to say, look, is probably violent. many of these violence is perpetrated by an organized groups. nothing to do with the situation in peru, please stop this. i want to talk to you, i want to start solving the problem. of course you will have time to sort of oldest bonus in the time the remains of her mandat

also coming up political upheaval and peru. dina latte is sworn in as president after the impeachment and to rest of pietro castillo . i curious military is accused of running a secret master.

trying to escape from the building, protest is blocked, an apple and major highway in south west and peru at least 2 people were injured in confrontations with security forces in the outer keeper region, there been ongoing demonstration since the former president petro castillo, was impeached and detained. last week, new president dina ballasa has said she will ask congress to call early elections to calm the unrest. marianna sanchez has moved from lima. have been seen, some people are protesting here, many of them are people who have come from the provinces a to demand that former president bid. augustine will be freed from jail, but others want our congress to be to be closed. now, most people here are protesting, especially at night it turns violent. but during the day earlier today, about 2000 people took over the airport in the air region of ada. keep on this is the 2nd most important city in the country. they took over the runway, they live in tires and there were clashes with police and there were classes with police outside which police was able to, well, the protest inside the ai

and the road blocks continue a currently blocking the food of crossing between peru in bolivia. and we have heard that rights groups have also condemned the use of excessive force by the security forces in peru. and that's really that happened as a result of a declaration of emergency on wednesday, a national emergency, which meant that soldiers could be deployed to control public disorder. and that has led to a significant rise in deaths. and with these protests that dies, there is more outrage, the protest spread, and the coolest for dina put about 2 to resign. keep keep on don collins and journalists reporting from the peruvian capital lima. thanks for joining us on database. let's take a quick look now at some other world news headlines. poles have closed in june as he is parliamentary election opposition. parties of cold for a boycott saying new electoral laws have seriously weakened parliaments, powers. the vote comes as president chi site continues to tightened. his grip on power after voters backed a new constitution in july, germany has opened its 1st liquefied natural g

the former farmer teacher and union leader from rural peru came to office promising a fair economic system and an end to the high rates of poverty. castillo and members of his family are the subject of 6 corruption investigations. he has denied any wrong doing, since he was elected in july 2021. castillo faced 3 impeachment, both the 1st, less than 6 months, into his term on the server. the 7th castillo. try to dissolve congress and rule by decree. instead, the legislature voted to remove him, accusing him of trying to stage a coup. ah, well, let's bring it, i guess. now talk more about this. paula guys is an investigative journalist. she joins us via skype now from lima in our london studio. we have have a pot, hey, a peru, analyst and historian, and joe marie, but joins us from washington, dc. she is associate professor of political science and latin american studies at george mason university. a very warm welcome to all of you. so let me start with you beyond the constitutional issues. what is the root of all of these problems, and why have people so many people come out into the street

that's why the people in peru are in the streets, protesting, and the protests are growing in momentum despite the violence. peru is still using a constitution that was written by a far right dictator, alberta, fuji marty, who was backed by the united states. he had so was guilty of everything that the media is falsely accusing pedro garcia. in fact, it was fuji mari, with the backing of united states who dissolved the con chris and declared a dictatorship in the 1990s. and he wrote a new constitution without democratic approval, and made many of the laws that have resulted in the political crisis in peru. today, i want to stress this point again. castillo is the only person who was elected to be president. none of these other figures have won a single vote in a presidential election. so while the u. s. embassy is accusing pedro castillo falsely of launching a coup. the reality is that the u. s. embassy is backing the real cou plotters led by dina boulevard in emperor right now. america's president is hosting african leaders for a wide ranging summit in washington of the u. s. seeks to

and that these rates revealed the great threat posed by this movement and others like it. let's go to peru now, where president pedro castillo has been arrested on a charge of rebellion. after being asked by congress. that's after he tried to dissolve the legislature and install and emergency government hours before he was to face and impeachment vote. now peruse. former vice president dean, out by the water, has been sworn in as president and the 1st woman to leave the country t a guess, and turmoil in lima. after a day packed with political drama. it began early in the morning with petra castillo's announcement that he was dissolving parliament ahead of its 3rd attempt to impeach him since he took office in 2021. his announcements for demonstrations on the streets, mass resignations from his government and defiance from the opposition dominated congress. it moved up the impeachment vote, which passed with only 6 votes against vice president dino. but what day was sworn in as peruse 1st female president, shortly after, in her 1st speech to parliament, she didn't mince words about castillo

it demonstrates as blocking and airports in southern peru, one of many protests that corrupt it across the country. after lawmakers removed former president petro castillo from office last week, i have a 20 people have died in the unrest and write scripts accused the authorities of using excessive force in their response to the protests. the former president still has wide support especially among peruse indigenous communities and protests is brought trucks to a standstill at this border crossing between peru and bolivia, caramels as your local, glistening, valuable. we want the immediate dissolution of congress. we want dina polity to resign. this thing we want new elections as soon as possible. we'll hand to hand that last demand ignored for now off to peruse congress throughout a bill to allow early elections. most of the can't take a president, dina blue r t. a defied protested calls to resign. and insisted that the government was still listening. look back, he goes, i'm guessing in those gang said i lament the tragic events that have ended the lives of several people in different

the nigerian army of massacring children in the northeast. protest is block a major highway and an airport in peru. demanding president stepped down and whole new elections. and the summer of strikes turns into a winter of discontent. in the u. k, with nurses transport workers and the postal service. preparing to walk off the job . ah hello ron has executed a 2nd prisoner linked to anti government protests that have engulfed the country for months. is the 2nd such execution in less than a week? or to raise a run of ard was publicly hanged on monday. and iranian court convicted him of fatally stabbing 2 security force members during protest. last month, they've been widespread demonstrations across iran since 22 year old women mercer many died in police custody in september. human rights groups won, protest as have been sentenced to death without due process, toaster barriers in the capital, tehran, and has more about the man who's executed. he was a 23 year old, according to reports, and who was arrested in iran, 2nd largest city. that is mash had 2 days after an incident that took place during th

in the west bank city of geneva and peru declared a state of emergency after 2 protesters die and crashes with police crowds demanding immediate elections. with welcome to you. this is anti international from moscow. i'm role re sushi with a whole draft of your top stories for now. so china has hit back at a u. s. move to block export control measures on computer chips. it's by basically launching a trade dispute of the w t o. now it comes off to washington pastors sweeping set of regulations in october, aimed at suppressing china's semiconductor industry just a bit earlier. i got all the details from ortiz donald quarter. well, rory, what we're seeing here right now is really an, a continuation of this trade war that's been going on since the trump administration between the u. s. and china. this recent complained to the world trade organization from china's ministry of commerce comes after the u. s. actually put export controls on chinese semiconductors back in october. now these export controls are aimed at preventing china from getting semiconductors anywhere in the world where they'r

and the range of poems, access to money, thyme, $3.00 groups. ah, peru has sworn in its 1st female president xena ballade date that's after the countries now. former president pedro castillo announced the decision to dissolve congress and impose an emergency government in a push back against months of attempts to remove him from the presidency. the acts leader president has now been impeach, placed under arrest in the nation's capital, in what some leaders are calling a qu, boulevard, they peruse. former vice president took on the countries leadership following a majority congressional vote to impeach the president who is also accused of attempting to orchestrate a co. previously, congress had unsuccessfully push for his impeachment, a position that led to his decision to try and dissolve the national legislative body. protesters had flooded the streets of lima, some ecstatic others, distressed by the sudden change in government, he go to the president, pedro castillo has not been allowed to work. castillo has been so. hm. he has been slandered. this is

the death sentence were taking part in the uprising of these 2 people have died and peru during protest, calling for the country's new president to step down. violence broke out in the capitol as thousands of demonstrators took to the streets some clashing with the police. the chinese government's decision to at ease some of its it covered 19 restrictions comes as a relief, especially for business owners who have struggled under china's harsh 0 cove at 19 policy. now many are, many of the residents remain cautious though about their new found freedoms. meaning some businesses are still finding it hard to attract customers. after 3 years of stringent cove, at 19 restrictions, chinese residents are rediscovering their freedoms. but the businesses in the city of chung do a return to pre pandemic levels of customers. still a long way off. good. it's really tough. really tough. we can't do business this way any more. now that things have opened up around, it also means the positive covered cases are all out when no one comes to the restaurant. beijing is still adjusting to there's a sense of

their shoulder to attend the forum arrived guests from fifty countries of the world from botswana and peru denmark and the united states volunteers. opinion leaders business representatives employees charitable foundations, and ngos 1,000 those who want to change the world for the better. this installation is called a gift to a soldier and and each forum participant can bring his own talisman, which is dear to him, to give to a mobilized soldier, so that he, accordingly, feels our love and care at the base of the stand. together we sew students for mobilized sets, thermal underwear, sleeping bags and sweatshirts. here you can make a child's dream come true by removing the ball from the tree of desires to take part in the work of the call center for help the mobilized family to record a video, greetings for the soldiers on the front line or in the old fashioned way to send news to the front made by oneself , mainly support, which is not expressed in these letters, even cute pictures are just some little dogs flowers. this is already very uplifting for them and for me literally. they just sa

mike events moving thick and fast and peru. what will have us officials been saying and how concerned, how worried ave, about all this political upheaval in the country for the 1st sign of us reaction came from the us ambassador to peru. lisa kenna, who as the eager attempt was made to disperse congress. she sent out a tweet, asking the then president, to reverse a decision, very unusual for an ambassador to get involved in the political affairs of another country. and then you heard that statement from the state department, the you estate department making very clear that it sees the move by congress as a constitutional move. it has the right to do so. it refers to pedro castillo as the ex president. it offered support for the new president, deena bassetti, so certainly the u. s. very clear about its position in all of this. that being said, that has been disquieted state department for a period of time, particularly among those many corruption charges that had been laid against pedro castillo at no public position, had been ma

and i really, really, really dart situation from blue abbey as far, hey, how do you see the situation that's playing out in peru right? now and do you fear a return to a. busy more bleak past in the country's history. yes, i agree. get a title with powell. i will, i to what to what she has said is that we're talking about the grievances which god, they back long before mr. castillo was even a candidate. these are all grievances at people in the countryside, in this particular case. now your culture of hot, when any, if we mustn't forget that are your coach or what the center of the activities of the shining past that cold like maoist, a rebel movement in that which in the 1980s started a war against waste, a war against the peruvian state with dire consequences for the peruvian society. and they said hello, he all history neglect. and i would say that the anger is that right now, concentrated on congress, president bowler, it just, not long before we went on our to do this program gave a speech where she accused congress, i'm not fulfilling that commitment by not approving early elections. their initial proposa

and co will be celebrating. i'd love to be wrong. the government of perumergency, as supporters of the ousted president, pedro castillo, continue to block some of the country's main roads and airports. mr castillo was impeached last wednesday for alleged corruption and detained after attempting to dissolve congress. naomi choy smith reports. tanks and troops take over the streets in peru's second largest city, as a 30—day state of emergency comes into force. peru's defence minister claims he had no choice after scenes like this. protesters have blocked airport runways, roads and other critical infrastructure in the past few days as anger boils over at the country's turbulent politics. at least seven protesters have died in clashes with police. the unrest erupted after former president pedro castillo was ousted from office last week. he tried to dissolve congress and was swiftly impeached. his successor, dina boluarte, has tried to calm tensions by offering to bring elections forward. translation: we must remain calm. _ peru cannot be overflowing with blood

at least 8 people have now been killed as protests continue, and peru. rhodes, like the major pan american highway anika, had them blocked. a state of emergency has been decayed. some demonstrators want the new president in about wanting to resign and for new elections to be held there also asking for formerly that pedro castillo to be released. new government asia shows that china's carbon 19 battered economy slumps in november. the full authorities east severe pandemic restrictions. the irish army says one of its soldiers with the un peacekeeping mission and lebanon has been killed. another seriously injured their convoy reportedly came on to small arms fire and yet sorrow found in the south while traveling to the capital, beirut, the un mission says it's launched a joint investigation with the lebanese army, france of books, their place in the world cup final against argentina, the defending champions, it beat rural her to no ending. a dream run for the atlas lions who became the 1st african infest arab team to make the final feel. well, those are the headlines i'll have much one use. w

demands reza, to resonating and peru. well, the protests are very powerful. they're across the country. they're not just in lima, they're, they're especially concentrated along the southern quarter of peru, which is where a former president custio's base is strongest. and they seem to have fairly unified demands. and many of them are calling for the restoration of cost to you as president. they're calling for new elections. they're calling for the closure of congress and for a national assembly that would in theory, write a new constitution. i'm. but i think it's important to also note that in the situation it, there's been, there's been numerous people are injured for people who have been reported dead. the government response has been, you know, to dismiss the legitimacy of the protesters that the probably, the new prime minister actually said that people were being paid to come protest. so some of the right wing legislators in congress have dismissed the protesters as pro shining pappa, a mouth insurgent group that was prominent in the 1980s in 1990 s whic

and peru has sworn and dean up a lot. they, as president to off to pietro castillo, was impeached by congress and detained. he was arrested just al, was off to saying he would dissolve congress by presidential decree. but germany says it expects more arrests and reads in connection with the far right plot to overthrow its government. police raided 130 sides across the country. on wednesday, the prosecutor general says 25 people would attain for planning to violently seize control of parliament. a soldier, a judge, and a russian national are among those. arrested is the c shortish fuss, but it's not really comprehensible. you hear about such plans in other countries, but for this to happen outside my front door, the government we have is not ideal, but probably better than what they had planned as it is. i 9 shot. it's a shock that our neighbor organized a put you at fire wrote radicals with doze. let me call them fascists. quite honestly, i'm shocked at this prince things. he has the right to do something like this, again

for talks, brushes, invasion of ukraine, pushed them to apply for nicer membership, and peru has sworn and dinner for loyalty as president of the petro castillo, was impeached by congress and detained. he was arrested just hours out to saying he would dissolve congress by presidential decree, lafitte. lithuania has turned away nearly 20000 refugees and migrants in the past year. there, despite having an official policy to medically assist them 1st al jazeera midsummer asylum seekers who said they had serious injuries. when they were rejected. step vos and spoke with 2 of them. a 530 kilometer long 4 meters height, barbed wire fence to keep out refugees and migrants. but video footage given to us by the live to wally and border police shows people are still crossing the border. some have accused the bell russian forces of copying defense to let people through . not long after they are seen being pushed back through the same hole by the lithuanians. this re lanchen man who does not want to be identified as this is what happened to him too. after crossing from bella rufe, he says his feet

day ready to lend their shoulders visit the profit forum guests from fifty countries of the world and peruo denmark and the usa volunteers. opinion leaders are representatives of business, employees of charitable foundations, and ngos, thousands of those who want to change the world for the better. this installation is called a gift to a soldier and each participant of the forum can bring his own talisman, which is dear to him, to give to a mobilized soldier, so that he, accordingly, feels our love and care at the base of the stand. together we sew students for mobilized sets, thermal underwear, sleeping bags and sweatshirts. here you can make your dream come true child, removing the ball from the tree of desires to take part in the work of the call center to help the mobilized family record a video, hello to the soldiers on the front lines or the old-fashioned way to send news to the front made by hand mainly support, which is not expressed in these letters, even cute pictures just some doggy flowers. this already lifts their spirits. and they literally just told me that, while the milita

. >>> and in peru, there is a growing proes protests after impeachment of their president. el romo has more. >> reporter: upon arriving in mexico, they were received as distinguished guests by immigration authorities who handed them migration documents. mexican president confirmed wednesday the wife and two minor children of former peruvian president castillo were granted asylum at the mexican embassy after he was impeached by the south american country congress following his attempt to dissolve it. the former mexican ambassador to peru also confirmed that ta castillo was detained before he was able to reach the mexican embassy building in lima. now the former president seen here the day before he was detained faces charges of rebellion and conspiracy. peru's new government is furious about the president's public support of president cass tillo saying that he is persona non grata. is this an international saga with the new peruvian government accusing mexico of meddling in their affairs. the mexican president also railed against the u.s. government. >> translator: and i to b

now moving on and to teenagers, have reportedly been killed as protests. continue in peru. ah, and these are fine, tear gas at the protesters and allegedly beat, some of them demonstrate as on demanding that new president dinner blow out a resign and that elections be held. they want a former president hedrick astir to be released from custody. castillo was impeached and arrested on wednesday. marianna sanchez has worn out from limb. violent protests have erupt. it in different parts of the country. will protest is flashed with way of policing the center of the capital on sunday. they smoked main street near congress as the police force them with tear gas. now processors say they want congress to be closed. many of them are supporters. a former president and many are demanding new election. leiber. i'm here to the man, the media release of our president, president and the closing of congress. in the city of the why last 2 people were killed. 18 and 15 year old. the regional governor there said that at least 30 people were wounded. protesters took over the airport. they destr

it only seems to get worse and worse and louder. peru has its 1st female president donald, and despite these deadly protest sheet, refusing to budge, that's right. and also the west has basically, well, a number western countries i've put their support behind her. specifically the united states and canada behind dina boulevard is unelected governments. the same government that actually has come to power by a congress that has between 7 and 11 percent of support from the population, according to recent polls. and on the other hand, the ousting and detainment of the former president pedro castillo has actually angered a lot of latin american leaders. we heard from columbia as president pedro gustavo who basically spoke out in support of his peruvian counterpart. and we also heard from the former president of bolivia, able morales, he called on the international community to take action to secure the release of castillo, we call in the international community, especially the un agencies and the inter american commission on human rights to put a stop to the deaths and serious human rights

and protests is brought trucks to a standstill at this border crossing between peru and bolivia. demos, as your local glistening mcgonigal. we want the immediate dissolution of congress. we want dean apollo auto to resign this. we want new elections as soon as possible . we're hand to hand that last demand ignored for now off to peruse. congress threw out a bill to allow early elections. most of the can't take a president at dina. blue. r tay defied protested calls to resign and insisted that the government was still listening. just ask you, cause i'm going guess he meant those gang said i lament the tragic events that have ended the lives of several people in different parts of the country says la, he'd be my men gallon, and that is the was ah, in the capital lima. the rally for peace demonstrate is called for unity and dialogue. it's not clear if the caretaker government can deliver that oil on mask, it says he'll reinstate the twitter accounts of several journalists suspended after publishing public data about his location. the ban on these report is triggered a global backlash in j

we're going to be a shared menu that features a lot of street foods from brazil argentina and peru and mexico as well. cavana like many culture will be incompasses latin culture and we want to provide that as a part of our experience for our guest. we'll have live music as well as djs. we did extensive out reach and they're very welcoming to the point that they're new yorking on a daily basis asking when they can come in. so we're excited to be in the neighborhood. and bring up, mostly, i think in that neighborhood is not enough small businesses but more of the stadium businesses that exist and i think we're going to bring a great a little bit of evening and night life culture that will sit well with the neighborhood. did i not do. our additional cocktails. it's, it's right now, the creative process by some of the most talented and i'll introduce them shortly after this slide. the cocktail consist mostly of cane and agave. a little bit of our cocktail program here. our food again is highlighting the street foods of central america. and we have arepas which is venezuelaian as well as co

and peru declared a state of emotions. so you off to, to protest, just die in the classroom with at least the crowds mean time demanding immediate election with your well headlines from moscow. it's on the international from the anti and news team here, a very well welcome to you. so china has hit back at a u. s. move to block export control measures on computer chips by launching a trade dispute. the w t. o. now it comes off to washington, passed a sweeping set of regulations in october aimed at well suppression china's semiconductor industry. earlier in this program here at ot see i had donald quarter in the studio with details. whoa, rory, what we're seeing here right now is really an a continuation of this trade war that's been going on since the trumpet, ministration between the us and china. this recent complaint to the world trade organization from china's ministry of commerce comes after the us actually put export controls on chinese semiconductors back in october. now these export controls are aimed at preventing