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he is live for us in bogota. so why are people coming out onto the streets? what are they hoping to achieve this time around? yes. well, people have a long delays the grievances against the government. even duke it is, have been going on for quite a while and has to do with that. a serious reform that the government had announced before your rival the pandemic in particular, when it comes to health reform with people here believe it will push for the health system in the country. other things have to do other grievances have to do with inequality in the country. also the lack of implementation of the story. he deal with 5 rebels in 2016. we've reported that for many months about to killing community leaders to former fighters in remote areas of the country. people here feel that the government hasn't done really in that regard. also there are some i story agreements is now last year people came out people that used to protesting in colombia and what they're trying to do now is to start again, wave of demonstrations that will begin that today will continue on

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yezid baquero nos amplia desde bogota.miles de manifestantes regresaron a las calles de guatemala para exigir la renuncia del presidente alejandro giammattei a quien acusan de encubrir actos de corrupcion y por la aprobacion del presupuesto fiscal del proximo aqo. ante las fuertes protestas, el presidente convoco a un dialogo nacional con el que busca re-ajustar ese presupuesto y esta a la espera de una mision de la "o-e-a" que evaluara la situacion del pais. durante la jornada se presentaron actos vandalicos que dejo varios heridos. el destituido ex-presidente peruano "martin vizcarra", piensa postularse al congreso para las elecciones de abril del proximo aqo.vizcarra, dijo omos peru lo invito a ocupar el primer lugar de la lista parlamentaria por lima. el ex-mandatario escribio en "twitter" que el peru "esta enfrentando inmensos desafios que le exigen estar al servicio del pueblo". una protesta en el centro de londres en contra de los confinamients por la pandemia se torno caotica mientras las autoridades intentaban dis

states all right thank you very much william cool craft and yonder marathoning by and columbia and bogota for us and watching live from berlin and here's a quick reminder of our top story joe biden has been elected u.s. president after winning the swing state of pennsylvania finest voice address the nation and our. on the call from me and the entire team thanks for watching me back at the top of the hour. with. odd. every day counts for us and for our climate change. is on its way to bring you more conservation law because do we make see the stream or how can we protect habitats what with all our waste. we can make a difference by choosing smaller solutions overstrained said in our way sublime diego submittal seen recently moved house of the law. nico is in germany to learn german published in the. why not learn with him d w z e learning course nikos fake. it was the 1st international tribunal in history. the nurnberg trial some. 75 years ago a high ranking officers of the nazi regime of mortgages by the allied forces. they were the 1st criminals to be held accountable for their crimes fo

there live from bogota. still to come here on al-jazeera. the mystery surrounding the assassination of iran's top nuclear scientist continues, as he's laid to rest, tested on mass before the christmas break. here diverse cities across the u.k. take on president to grow the virus measures. students return home to their families. hello the cold air will come to show itself rather significantly in the next 2 or 3 days 1st of all this massive cloud up here, which means on the warm side drains going offshore and the cold turkey. and it will bring some star briefly as far south as georgia, but more concentrated, lays up in the that will further dos, be honest, west virginia, northwards and that car will edge towards the east coast snow for a time. then the turks, it is colder. there are breaks of snow over the rockies, but nothing significant here. but if you follow the wind direction, cross florida than he or notice that cold of the water is generated yet again, pretty heavy rain, stormy conditions. i think quite possible up through texas to okla

monitoring the situation for us in guatemala, from bogota. thank you very much. nationwide demonstrations are taking place across chile, demanding the release of hundreds of people arrested during protests for social reform over the past year. in ice in nations and rights, organizations are accusing the chilean government of using detention as a political weapon. presidents have been detained without trial overseeing rights head on al-jazeera, desperate for food and a report from sudan where thousands of ethiopian refugees who fled fighting are struggling to survive. a surge in arrivals authorities in the canary islands, struggle to house hundreds of migrants and refugees coming from africa. rather when the water is warm, this time the and it is in the city. families see if you like. and the cold air freezing it comes over top of it is doing that community siberia, you generate big shouts, thunderstorms, and other rain or snow. this will be mostly rain, but for the high ground of 4 corridor. and north korea will see a bit of snow out of this. mostly it's going to

definitely 2 very different personalities that's for sure our correspondent on joining us tonight from bogota colombia your home thank you. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world u.s. president donald trump has fired his defense secretary marc spur presidents who win reelection often replace cabinet members but losing presidents have generally kept their pentagon chiefs in place until leaving office to help maintain national security austrian police have raided 60 properties in a move against alleged islamist supporters the public prosecutor says the operation is in connection with suspected funding of terror organizations and money laundering kosovo's former president touchy has denied accusations of war crimes before a special court in the hague the charges relate because of those conflict with serbia in the 1990 s. touch he stepped down as president last week in order to face the accusations at the hague tribunal. tropical storm has battered southern florida bringing more heavy rains to an area that's been drenched for weeks packing sustained wind

from all these different regions and they are marching here in downtown bogota towards the president so palace central plaza a believer with a message for president t. vand telling them that the government these to do more to defend their life and to implement the peace process is now they are in the middle of fighting of different groups paramilitary groups received will rebel groups this is the end of the fire in just regular mafias who are fighting for a look pretty of the drug trafficking illegal gold mining among other illegal activities in this territory which the government hasn't been able to control since the signing of this peace deal and how much impact has this change in having. oh that's probably too early to say there's no doubt that of course it will help to bring more pressure on the government it's also happening at a time when the government is already under a lot of pressure you might remember that a couple of weeks ago a large group of indigenous people. also traveled to bogota trying to speak to president the event ducasse sensually for the same reason for the ri

hundreds of students have marched in the colombian capital of bogota to protest against the economic policies of president. they also demanded improvements to health care coverage and education . some protesters clashed with police. john says its troops have begun entering areas surrounding the disputed territory of nagorno-karabakh, which was predominantly home to armenians for more than a century. that was before a russian brokered peace deal ended weeks of bloody fighting with separatists. then giving up much of the territory in return for the deployment of russian peacekeepers. w.'s emilie's sure. when reports from nagorno-karabakh, she met with ethnic armenians facing the painful experience of saying goodbye to their homeland or lol. prayer for what is lost. armenians are saying goodbye to the monastery. the house of worship is in one of several regions being handed over to azerbaijan. after a peace deal, a priest here says he can only hope, believe, be able to reach this holy site from armenia. we know that the negotiations about the road leading here are still ongoing, but we'

hundreds of protesters have marched through the colombian capital of bogota on the international day for the elimination of violence against women. there were similar rallies around the globe to demand justice for gender crimes for latin american countries. taking part include by chile, mexico, and poor guy. it won't be easy, but we will try those with chancellor angela merkel's woods, as she presented an extension of germany's coronavirus restrictions into the new year. the measures in place since early november will be temporarily eased of a christmas or announcement came on the sign day that her country's daily death toll surged from covenanting to a new high new infection rate just still not falling fast enough. that's why the german government is tightening restrictions. no. in a bed to save christmas, the country's most important family holiday. we need another big effort. patience, solidarity and discipline will be put to the taste once again. that social contacts will be tightened until december 20th, only 5, people from 2 different households gather privately that are recomm

. >> en bogotÁ, colombia, noticias telemundo. >> t el y para seguir informando de esto y otras noticiases para facilitar medicinas y prueba sin necesidad de que tengan que dominar todo el dÍa. >> rosa encarnaciÓn nos explica. >> viven en el corazÓn de las montaÑas en donde la atenciÓn megaed se convierte en un asunto de vida o muerte ya que el hospital mÁs cercano esta a 20 kilÓmetros. >> yo perdÍ un embarazo y por poco pierdo la vida. >> las dificultades pierden la vida una pequeÑa localidad de la provincia san juan al sur del paÍs. >> hay personas que vienen aquÍ les pregunto por quÉ? porque no tenÍa para venir no habian medios. >> por ello, esta localidad fue parte de un proyecto pionero de drones en amÉrica latina y el caribe por 2 aÑos en 157 hicieron posibles la entrega de muestras de sangre en 10 locales en condiciones similares orlando pÉrez ordenador y director asegura que con estos drones la comunidad vio una luz de esperanza. >> nosotros hicimos un corredor de drones inter conectando 3 hospitals con 6 centros de primer nivel unas 15 personas trabajaron del experimento que con

vÍas cerradas y otras funcionando parcialmente a causa de las lluvias de las que no se ha salvado ni bogotÁtenderÁ hasta diciembre. >> mientras tanto, en venezuela cerca de 1 millÓn de ancianos estÁn en riesgo de morir de hambre tras ser abandonados por sus familias que migraron del paÍs. se encuentran solos enfrentando una violenta caÍda de su calidad de vida y tambiÉn de sus ingresos debido a la devaluaciÓn del bolÍvar y la hiperinflaciÓn que los expone a la desnutriciÓn. desde caracas, francisco con el informe. >> buscando algo que llevarse a la boca, estos dos ancianos registran los desperdicios de un contenedor de basura en la ciudad de maracaibo. son dÍas duros para ellos golpeados por una brutal crisis econÓmica estÁn sin ingresos y sin posibilidad de comprar comida y el hambre apretando sus estÓmagos. >> prÁcticamente estamos sobreviviendo, de una manera que yo no puedo trabajar. >> abuelos acechados por el hambre. en caracas dos hermanos ancianos quebrados por la crisis se echaron a morir de hambre en la vivienda que compartÍan. >> aparte de tener la pensiÓn, no puedes vivir. >> un

we'll be live from bogota.nt in kenya after an africa eye investigation uncovers shocking evidence of child trafficking in nairobi. within 2a through 48 hours within 24 through 48 hours we should have arrested anybody who was involved in this issue. the un is warning that a full—scale humanitarian crisis is unfolding in ethiopia — where a two—week conflict in tigray is threatening to descend into civil war. up to 30,000 people have fled a government offensive by ethiopian forces against tigray‘s powerful local leaders — the tplf. hundreds have died in the fighting. the government has rejected calls for mediation — and had this message earlier. they would not hesitate to strike anybody around, create havoc and hysteria in ethiopia and that would result in civil war. that is why the government and we now we keep on nicely go along. it's almost impossible to verify any information from tigray. virtually all communications are blocked. these are the latest pictures we have from the region. this was broadcast on sta

with the latest from bogota. alison, thank you. let's go to the u.k. now, where a major fashion group arcadia has just gone into administration. it's the country's biggest corporate casualty of the pandemic so far. but there's been some better news from the u.k. . a large scale study shows new infections a fall in 30 percent during england's 4 week national lockdown. now a mass testing operation is checking thousands of university students before they head home for the winter break. john holl is at a university testing center in leicester prolific virus spreaders in the autumn students across england and wales are now being tested on mass before heading home for christmas. in september, when students return from the summer break, tens of thousands were forced to isolate, often in cramped halls of residence. learning went online and many questioned what they were paying fees for help here. and i like the whole situation because we were so unaware of what was going on. so it's nice that we can now regularly check whether we're all like a large home bed.

daniel is in the capital bogota. >> this island that you were ntioning, there was a lo of debate becauseas no evacuation. in central america, honduras, nicaragua, tens of thousands of people were taken somewhere else. what is key about this, in this part of central america, two weeks ago, eta, another category 4, 5ook place there and killed hundreds of people. so the situation is bad and peoplekare conflicted. n: the pentagon announcing troopls withdra from iraq and afghanistan before donald trump leaves office. we had ts reaction from chuck schumer. >> what i would say, i just learned about this the trump policy has been so erratic, almost based on whim. what happens when thll president out of bed every morning. the american peopl' dont have a strategy. i don't even know if the e.litary has a strategy in terms of what he has d karen: that is after the pentagon announces the halving of troops in afghanistan and iraqy january. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french anmore. raymond james. the freeman foundatio

from bogota, colombia, thank you. well, turkey is opposing new measures to reverse an alarming surge in ukraine virus cases restrictions will come into effect slate own choose day. includes weekends. friday evening to monday morning. there's also a partial law being imposed june the week when turkey saw its daily death toll rise for a 7th consecutive day on sunday, as well as recording nearly 30000 new infections. in singapore, doctors have detected covert 1000 antibodies in a newborn baby whose mother contracted the virus 10 weeks pregnant. well, the baby was born healthy and is now believed to be immune from the virus. the finding offers a new clue for researches who remain unsure whether the karuna virus can be transmitted from a mother. cheer a baby, cheering pregnancy, well as pain, and also eric fogle doing. he's an epidemiologist. stan senior fellow at the federation of american scientists joining us by skype from washington. d.c. . good to have you with us as we are. so learning about this disease, but how sig

. >> by any means, we've seen a decent crowd hitting the streelts in bogota and across colombia, a decent ground by general colombian standards when it comes to demonstrations that were not close to what we've seen a year ago. obviously, a lot of that has to do with the pandemic. not everybody wants to do this at this time in this context. especially those, this might mean that it will be difficult though for these people to manage -- what they've been hoping to do for eever year which is to sit down and start formal conversations with the government and they've done a series of reforms. also wanting the government to do more. colombian signs in 2016 with the fark rebels. the government has not done nearly enough but to keep face with the kind of reforms that -- or an accord reached. and also the fact that there has been a lot of violence in remote areas of the country. >> the senate has voted to legalize marijuana throughout the country in mexico. the bill has to pass through congress. but it's been seen as first serious attempt to legalize can any bus in a country that has been notoriou

and finally know what house the bull was in the 66 minute raphael from bogota, it with an envelope of room and down through minutes from time daniel caligiuri took advantage of capitals in the book to fully in his afflicted equalize a one older final school house book. snatch the points against the loads. well rose just left back, had to settle for a disappointing duel. oftentimes, andre crime rich was making his comeback against the guard after catching covert. 19 in mid october. but 7 of his teammates who tested positive last week were missing the cut off. baumgartner tried to feed crowd her chin the 16th minute, but the ball came back to him and he finished the job himself a precision touch to open the scoring. but stuttgart struck back just 2 minutes later, argentina international mikel last bansal is making a mockery of the hoffenheim defense. and when gone solaces, had a rebounded to silence while monkey took out stuff. car took the lead. 9 minutes later, 2 tries, but the ball went in full of a foul mouth and couldn't believe it. soon after the restart, hoffenheim made it to all

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and is on the i'm getting is in bogota. and his people are still hoping for change by the navy and proud that hitting the streets of the capital with that number of ideas of other cities across colombia, i decent crowd by general colombian standards when it comes to demonstrations and protests, but we're clearly not even close to what we've seen. obviously a lot of that had to do with the fact that make not everybody wants to protest at this time in their name, their context that they definitely don't do them. i believe that it will be difficult though 40 some people manage to do what they've been hoping to do for now over a year, which is to sit down and start formal negotiations if they got serious social and economic so they think on the government when it comes to the man, i think the story, you know, that colombia they signed in 2006 with fired rebels. the reality that the government has not nearly enough to keep pace with the kind of reforms that ford and also the fact that there has been a lot of violence against rem

affected by who is in the white house and latin america our correspondent in the colombian capital bogota has reactions from people there. at least i'm very happy i mean u.s. citizen 2 and i voted for biden regardless of republican or democratic policies what you want is a leader who is morals and ethics resemble your own and that was certainly joe biden and not don't know trump so i'm very happy. there's 3 more phillies i'm very happy that trump lost i'm not a big fan of biden but trump must go he was damaging the country tree much so we're very happy he's leaving. we really says. survivor you in my terms it wasn't the best and i think that influenced the result a lot. when i think biden's an interesting person but the heresy is very important especially because she's a woman of immigrant origin so she represents the very opposite of trump and the fact that she's african american is another step towards that freedom that we're hoping for from the united states and what's a kind of war against racism which is their main problem. it was our latin america correspondent john ramirez who talk

in the 66 minute rafael from bogota, live it with him below and down to minutes from time, daniel caligiuri took advantage of capitals in the clock back to volley in his afflicted equaliser of one hole. the final school output snatched the points against the loads, while rose's left back had to settle for a disappointing duel. times andre cram rich was making his comeback against a guard after catching coke at 19 in mid october. but 7 of his teammates who tested positive last week were missing. i saw found gardner tried to feed crime, lurch in the 16th minute, but the ball came back to him and he finished the job himself. a precision touch to open the story. but stood guard struck back just 2 minutes later, argentina international. nicol last gonzales making a mockery of the hoffenheim defense and when gonsalves has had a rebounded to silence, one monkey took out stuff. car took the lead. 9 minutes later, 2 tries but the ball went to colin powell man couldn't believe it. soon after the restart, hoffenheim made it to all english youngsters. ryan says in your own hammering home then slowly an

you know, it's the nature of the emotions, a booth mixed in bogota. here in the capital, people upset over the shias scale of the casualties. the shia scale of how much territory was lost is being handed over to is it a budget? but things in the go to think about in the breakaway republic, a somewhat calmer today, the russian peacekeeping force deployed there. said it didn't register a single shots over the course of the entire day. the peacekeeping operation is in full swing. we sure huge convoys today, footage of huge convoys of military vehicles, of ahmed personnel, carriers of fuel trucks, supply trucks as well as support vehicles, communications equipment, being delivered through the rugged and mountainous terrain that is going to cut a buck to stiffen, to get the capital from where, from where the peacekeeping operation is being run out of it, as well as all the observation posts monitoring stations across the periphery of the front lines of the go. in the cut above, the head of the peacekeeping force himself is so cautious optimism by saying th

hundreds of protesters have marched through the colombian capital of bogota on in, on the international day for the elimination of violence against women. there were similar rallies around the globe to demand justice for gender. crimes of the latin american countries taking pot include europe, why, chile, mexico, and peru u.s. president donald trump has pardoned. former national security advisor michael flynn . flynn had pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about interactions he had with russia's ambassador to the u.s. . he was the highest profile pod granted by trump. since he took office you're watching data. 1000000000 news still to come. we speak to the great photographer who's created a very special body of work documenting the lives and journeys of people, forced to flee their homelands. prime minister says the army has been ordered to move on the capital of the no, give them take right region in what he's calling the final phase of the offensive some half a 1000000. residents of the capital mckinley have been warned to stay indoors. the move comes just hours after an ultimatum e

parity is monitoring the situation from bogota, colombia explains why the protests are likely to continue. a number of protesters were able to storm into what the my last congress burn. part of the building, but flames seen shooting out of a window. security forces move then fired tear gas on the protesters that's carried around downtown guatemala city and continue to confront the police. all this seen as part of the growing them astray. sions against president 100. today and lawmakers and what sparked them is the fact that they have passed a budget deal on ways wednesday night that cuts many benefits for regular guatemalans, while increasing benefits for lawmakers, which has seriously angered a lot of people. and also say that a priori, it's a serious of a project that will profit according to the protesters, a private company is close to the government. vice president has offered his resignation, calling on the president to do the same. he said, ford the good of the country and now this goes beyond this particular bill. it's clear that there is widespread rage and the country also the f

s, he has more from bogota. 3 ministers deter any general and other high level officials were summoned for the 1st time by colombia's peace court. but in the end, mostly deputies arrived to respond to a thorny question with killing the mobilize fighters in the country and what can be done to protect them. x. fighter is being killed every 5 minutes by nor dulled. more than 200 m. 44 more fighters have been killed since the story of the colombian peace deal. 4 years ago. hundreds more have been tracked and a worsening of security in areas where reciprocal criminal groups fight for control of drug trafficking routes and other illegal activities. the court ordered the government to increase protective measures back in april, but the killings continued visibly emotional fark, senator victorious. and dino said the government is to blame. it was a point when, i mean, unfortunately, this sort of being here celebrating the advances of concentrating peace. we are holding this hearing for the killings and prosecution of those who gave up their weapons. these are systematic killings, not isolated

hundreds of former members of the colombian rebel group, the farc, have rallied in the capital bogotahave been killed since they laid down their arms in a historic peace deal four years ago. 50 of the deaths occured this year. belarus's security forces have been using flash grenades and firing warning shots to disperse some of the latest mass demonstrations in minsk. they've also tried to prevent protesters gathering at a site on the outskirts of the capital linked to stalinist repression. many thousands continue to demonstrate against the country's long—term leader, alexander lu kashenka. mark lobel reports. for a twelfth week, many thousands making their voices heard in minsk, calling for an end to president lukashenko's rule as he threatens to leave protesters without hands, sharpening rhetoric angered too by a nationwide strike. he promised, he ordered his army and security forces to be more brutal, and actually since the election day, more than 16,000 people have been arrested. if they stop, authorities will react more harshly. they would detain more people because now the protes

s, he is in bogota, and says, concerns over the pandemic have meant a smaller crowd compared to last year's demonstrations by the navy and proud that we have not number of other cities across a decent crowd by general colombian standards when it comes to demonstrations and protests, but we're clearly not even close to what we've seen. obviously a lot of that had to do with the fact that me not everybody wants to throw good news, this context and that, but it might be that it will be difficult for these people. she managed to do for over a year, which is just down to the start of the formal negotiations that they got serious social and economic so to speak on the government. when it comes to these 3. feel that they think rebel reality has been that the government cannot keep pace with the kind of reforms that and also the fact that there has been a lot of violence here because the country senate has voted to legalize marijuana throughout the country. the bill now has a pulse through congress, but it's being seen as the 1st serious attempt to legalize kind of this in a country that's b

yes, he has more from bogota. the heavy rains scared the protesters away, but earlier in the day, thousands of people took to the streets here in the capital time in the number of cities across cologne. again demanding a number of social and economic reforms to the government and also and to police abuse police brutality this coming after a very violent protest back in september. when 13 people. 13 protesters also front and center remains the issue of the difficulty blaming taishan of the peace accord and not enough. i'm protesting against the killing of social leaders because i believe this government is being irresponsible and is not responding to any of the needs of the people. these protests year after some of the largest demonstrations colombia had seen in decades, hundreds of thousands of people came out last year to pressure the government to protect the peace accord and bring for change. now, the organizers were hoping for this to be the beginning of a new wave of protest. well, there was a decent crowd to

hundreds of protesters have marched through the colombian capital of bogota on the international day for the elimination of violence against women. there were similar rallies around the globe to demand justice for agenda. crimes of latin american countries taking pot include europe, wide, chile, mexico, and peru. u.s. president donald trump. as pavane former national security advisor michael flynn. flynn had pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about interactions he had with russia's ambassador to the u.s. . it's the highest profile, pardon granted by trump, since he took office. well, if you open his prime minister, ahmed says the army has been ordered to move on the capital of the no than teac rive region in what he's calling the final phase of the offensive some half a 1000000 residents of the capital mckayla have been warned to stay indoors, the move comes just hours after an ultimatum expired for regional leaders to surrender to the central government. the u.n. is warning, it is running low, one essential supplies for the nearly 1000000 people who have been displaced by the con

reports now from bogota forensic experts from colombia's earthing mass graves near the northwest townof the army. officers have testified that at least 50 people killed by soldiers and falsely presented as rebel fighters to boost up the sticks are buried. here already $54.00 bodies have been recovered, but only 4 identified the burials tonight for more than 2 decades. after one of the darkest chapters of the country's civil conflict. that disappeared in 1997 until today 2020. that means that we look for him for 23 years . family members lining up to give blood samples to help identify the dead through d.n.a. matching or still looking for 3 of manuel's children. perhaps will find one of the bodies to find out where they are. one thing is to know where they're buried. give them a funeral. another is having no idea of what happened to them. official estimates say that some 200000 bodies still need to be discovered in colombia. it's just one of many tasks that the peace tribunal is addressing as the country tries to face its past. the ect that congregates us here and did a bieber central

vamos a ver lo que no sÓlo preparÓ carolina gómezdesde bogotÁ colombia.ra bajar con mi discapacidad visual, me gusta lo que hago, amo mi profesiÓn. >> difÍcil para nosotros los venezolanos que llegamos a bogotÁ se nos hace difÍcil, trabajar luchando, imagino una abuela que ya estÁ abuelita, yo la veo como si fuera de 15 aÑos. carolina: ella es alejandra otra migrante que la buscÓ durante mucho tiempo por la entrevista la volviÓ a encontrar, al ver la ceguera y soledad prometiÓ junto a su colega que ahora en adelante la iban a acompaÑar. >> voy a estar pendiente de ella, me voy a preocupar porque de verdad me preocupa porque estÁ solita aquÍ en bogotÁ. >> una abuela, con la fe en dios de ayudarla. carolina: un cariÑo que con esta mujeres se gana a pulso aunque como todo sÚper mamÁ su gran debilidad son sus hijos, migrantes tambiÉn en varios paÍses. >> quiero mucho a mis hijos, le mando un beso grande a jonathan, brian y a brenda, tambiÉn a todos mis nietos, los amo. carolina: pero asÍ con la misma rapidez que se pone triste vuelve a llamar a su espÍritu de

hundreds of protesters have marched through a colombian capital of bogota on the international day for the elimination of violence against women. there were similar rallies around the globe to demand justice for gender crimes. other latin american countries taking part include europe, wide, chile and mexico and peru. it won't be easy, but we will try. those were chancellor merkel's words as she presented an extension of germany's coronavirus restrictions. the measures in place since early november will remain in place until the new year with a temporary relaxation over christmas. her announcement came on the same day. germany's daily death toll from cope at 19 surged to a record high new infection rate just still not falling fast enough. that's why the german government is tightening restrictions. no. to save christmas, the country's most important family holiday. we need another big effort, patience, solidarity, and discipline will be put to the taste. once again. social contacts will be tightened until december 20th, only 5, people from 2 different households gather privately, recomm

referring to the columbian government as the quote, contemptible little creatures in bogota. and as foolish and homicidal corruptionists, he asserted we may have to give a lesson to these jackrabbits. politically correct, he was not. if anyone dared to mention columbia had every legal right to do what their country what they pleased, roosevelt would be furious and he declared i want that canal the, raging, to talk of columbia as a responsible power to be dealt with as we will deal with holland or belgium or switzerland or denmark is absurd. the analogy is more like a group of sicilian bandits, you cannot make an agreement with columbia rulers anymore than you could melt jelly to the wall. i did my best to get them to act straight then determined i would do what ought to be done, without regard to them. what that turned out to be a devious involvement in arranging for panama to declare its independence from columbia, what appears to have been roosevelt surreptitious support. details of this episode remain murky, but the consensus is roosevelt did have a hand in conniving for t

he was a former mayor of bogota. he is hardcore marxist radical. he endorsed biden.lot of attention. that got the attention of colombian-americans who can't stand petro. the people like my father did not come here to replicate the problems in colombia. at that time it was lacking opportunity, full of corruption and violence. latin americans come here to the united states come here for different way of life a very different form of government. because of that i think the republican party generally and the trump campaign specifically we're successfully reaching out to colombians, cubans, hispanics all americans, we're finding new success with hispanics. charles: steve, always a pleasure having conversations with you. thanks a lot. i appreciate it. right now, folks, president trump holding his second out of five campaign rallies today. coming up liz peek shares why the liberal media may actually be helping trump win four more years. we're watching the market, trying to edge higher. tech stocks lower. the last phrase you should consider, because these are changing big ti

el padre de lehder, convencido de que ella era infiel, la ingresÓ a este centro de reclusiÓn de bogotÁrda simón velez un arquitecto colombiano que conociÓ al lehder y su familia. >> cuando se separÓ, eso era pecado, y era tan pecado que le tocÓ irse del paÍs. y se fue a vivir a estados unidos a pasar trabajos. >> yo desde muy joven me fui para los estados unidos, trabajÉ, estudié. crecÍ bajo el rÉgimen de richard nixon y cuando estaba corriendo la guerra de vietnam, y tambiÉn cuando john lennon todos los dÍas cantaba y expresaba no solamente una mÚsica, sino una ideologÍa y una filosofÍa. yo era un hippie. yo fumaba, lÓgico. yo era un aventurero. pero no era ningÚn traficante. reyes: despuÉs de lavar muchos platos en este restaurante de nueva york, lehder decidiÓ robar carros para enviarlos a colombia. fue arrestado por hurto de automÓviles en long island en 1971. cayÓ de nuevo preso en 1972 por el mismo delito. >> eventualmente me acusaron de conspiraciÓn de marihuana. me internaron 2 aÑos en una cÁrcel. reyes: entretanto, su hermano federico se enrolÓ en el ejÉrcito de estados unidos

hundreds of former members of the colombian rebel group far have assembled in bogota to demand more protectionkilled since they lay down their arms. 50 deaths occurred this year. the award—winning journalist, robert fisk, has died at the age of 7a, following a suspected stroke at his home in dublin. he was best known for his work as a middle east correspondent, during three decades with ‘the independent‘ newspaper. robert fisk was one of the few western journalists to interview osama bin laden. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the unusual all—girl group with the chart—topping debut album. the israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested, and an extremist jewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. at polling booths throughout the country, they voted on a historic day for australia. as the results came in, it was clear — the monarchy would survive. of the american hostages, there was no sign. they are being held somewhere inside the compound and student leaders

because it gets really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera on the deserted streets of bogota they've become familiar figures couriers on bicycles delivering food or medicine to lock down colombians most of them here are venezuelan migrants they might go in with some mother of 4 says contagion is always on our mind none of them receive health insurance for their work in exposing themselves and very few seem to have it yet there may be a bright side people who look down on them as a skilled migrants now say they're essential to control the virus i receive messages on the out saying that we are you knows i was a nurse back home what i am doing is not all that different from my passion helping others. gang life this was our foundation. i tried to do some to different when i met daisy it was the best day of my life. i wish that day could have gone on forever. but my past caught up with. a made us all pay the price daisy and max on al-jazeera. yes president elect joe biden begins work on key policies despite stalled trumps refusal to concede setting up a difficult transition of pow

correspondent allison, he joins us now from colombia's capital bogota. i wasn't, i want to start with these numbers. we've been looking at this huge surge in europe and in the u.s. . can you talk us through the trajectory we're seeing and that's an american yes. well, overall number of daily infection that been reduce or slow that most countries reached the peak level in the last couple of months. but there's obviously great concern here for. 'd the possibility of a 2nd wave and governments are looking very closely at what has been happening in both the u.s. and europe. and the worry here is that the start of a 2nd wave could coincide the way the holiday season christmas, holiday season, the biggest holiday season in this region, with a lot of people traveling back home family coming together. and they're trying to find what will be the best way to deal with this. if indeed, we'll see major surgery in the month of december so far in a number of countries. there have been a new class of infections in the response has been to implement a serious new restri

agreement of wrongly legitimize fark and its fighters go live now to understand that i'm petty in bogota. so what's come out of the hearing so far? well sammy, the duchess and old justice peace tribe. you know, we were expecting to hear directly from the minister of defense, the minister of the country's attorney general. all these high level officials have been summoned to participate in this public hearing. instead they say in deputies, in how to respond to a very thorny question, which is, as you were saying in your introduction, who is killing 4 more fight fighters at very high numbers and why there are different response to this question. they are presenting different motives while formant, the former fighters, and that many of the judges here believe that the killings are systematic in nature. that there are repeated patterns in the rural areas of the country where the state hasn't been able to come in. and where number remaining get our troops are fighting for the control of the critique of drug trafficking, illegal gold mining leases, tech t.v. in the areas in that fire fighters

says we didn't sign the peace deal to get killed these now demobilize fighters marched in downtown bogota on sunday demanding protection and a future for their children that is we're sad angry we feel impotent we've been losing our companions who signed the peace deal filled with the new sions and we're seeing their dream and colombia's dream being overrun shattered yet they spent days traveling to the capital from provinces where violence has been on the rise a leading colombian rights group says $236.00 former fighters have been murdered since they gave up their weapons and transformed fark into a legal political party in 2016. residual rebel groups paramilitary forces and gangs are fighting for control of the lucrative drug trade and other illegal activities as good as would vote for more fighters and many observers say the government of even a critic of the peace deal isn't doing enough to end the violence and implement the accord stoeckel of the colombian government has been unable and unwilling to take over these territories that our forces have abandoned and that's allowed new mafi