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ione wells, bbc news, in bogota.a risk of serious flooding. the powerful category oneo storm, was downgraded from the most serious category two but is still carrying powerful winds, with the potenial of a dangerous storm surge and up to 30 centimeters of rainfall. ernesto�*s slow speed and large size means the islands of bermuda could be hit over a long period on saturday, according to the us national hurricane center. it�*s been described as the worst unsolved terrorist attack on the british mainland and this november marks 50 years since the birmingham pub bombings. the atrocity took the lives of 21 people, and injured more than 200 others. now, campaigners are hoping the city will come together for a minute�*s silence to remember the victims. our reporter, rebecca wood has the story. forjulie hambleton, whose sister maxine was killed in the bombings this is a really important part of the city. it catches all of the traffic, and it means that anyone who passes it, who reads it, will know of who our loved ones were.

ione wells, bbc news, in bogota. season. a new signing scoring a late goal to rescue a big team from a potentially underwhelming start. the storylines have onlyjust begun, as patrick gearey reports. finishing just how he wanted to start. the manchester united match winner, 26 minutes into his debut. he got in touch what his team—mates had got in all evening. 0n opening night everyone had forgotten the fireworks. bruno fernandes had chances but they kept him level. his teenager growing in ambition forcing united sometimes at urgency. they lost at fulham the last time they played them at old trafford. this time determined to do things differently. the dutchman signed from bologna to do things like that. the hope now is that his team—mates can follow the new boy. the the hope now is that his team-mates can follow the new boy.— can follow the new boy. the perfect debut. can follow the new boy. the perfect debut- the — can follow the new boy. the perfect debut. the win _ can follow the new boy. the perfect debut. the win

and we're going to beam live now to bogota.where the duke and duchess of sussex have shrugged off security fears to embark on their so—called faux royal tour. senior global reporter at the mailonline nick pisa is live on the ground in south america. nick, how's it going? are they making headlines over there? are they safe ? over there? are they safe? >> well, safe. but bearing in mind, ben, i should say that the security is absolutely phenomenal surrounding them. we are being given very limited advance warning of where they're going, so it's obviously a bit of playing, a bit of catch up. and, when you get there and you do see the security, it is phenomenal. they've got about 14 or 15 armed police vehicles following them. there's also soldiers surrounding every venue that they're attending to with machine guns. there were drones up in the air this morning as well. police sniffer dogs. and this morning they went to a part of bogota known as santa fe, which is actually one of the, one of the worst rundown suburbs of the city. and

ione wells, bbc news in bogota.el disruption during a public holiday in italy. the volcano began spewing lava, ash and smoke early on thursday, leading to flight cancellations. etna is one of world's most active volcanoes. it's the tallest in europe, and is believed to have the longest documented history of eruptions among all volcanoes, with records dating back to 425 bc. volcanic activity from etna has intensified this week, with vigorous explosions following a four—year dormancy period. the first adult to be charged with riot following the widespread disorder across england will appear in court today. in a short statement, gale gilchrist, the chief crown prosecutors for cps north east, said that 32—year—old kieran usher would face the allegation of riot in relation to the disorder in sunderland on 2 august.mr usher is due to appear before south tyneside magistrates court, in south shields, later on friday. this is after a 15—year—old was charged with riot in relation to the disorder yesterday. a reminder that the

ione wells, bbc news in bogota. let's speak to our south america correspondent ione wells.yesterday was a packed _ this visit is going down. yesterday was a packed day _ this visit is going down. yesterday was a packed day for— this visit is going down. yesterday was a packed day for the - this visit is going down. yesterday was a packed day for the couple i this visit is going down. yesterday was a packed day for the couple in bogota, it started with meeting at the presidential palace before taking part in a series of events, including things like meeting with activists, meeting with campaigners, here and colombia, all around the specific issue of protecting young people from harm online. one of the things that meghan raised in a panel discussion yesterday evening was that here in latin america there are higher rates of young people checking social media every day, think she cited that the average here is that young people check their social media account six to seven times a day, higher than the global average. that was one of the things the couple wanted to discuss with

this is in bogota in colombia.nce harry and meghan markle, the couple who, of course, stepped down as senior members of the royal family and are and are now, of course, private citizens and yet celebrities in their own right taking selfies there with some of the performers in bogota on what will be an interesting few days in colombia, not just in the capital, but of course travelling around the country to, nigel nelson, you're looking at these pictures. what do you make of it? >> well, i mean, i'm looking at mostly with amazement. and again, we go back to the privacy thing. now one assumes that harry is being followed around the place by a posse of media. he's he's bound. that's bound to happen on something like this. especially something so high profile. the way that he's going and from previous form, he won't like that. i mean, we come back to the whole thing. what on earth is he doing there? what does he think he wants to do when he gets there? and why are we getting these images at the moment, making him look l

ione wells, bbc news in bogota. have been set out today. it's thought some of the estimated 30,000 affected could receive up to £2.5 million after being infected with hiv and hepatitis c in cases dating back to the 1970s. our health editor, hugh pym, reports. they'd called for years for truth and justice, and campaigners who gathered in may to mark the publication of the public inquiry report felt that had been delivered. it said the scale of the scandal was horrifying and that doctors, the nhs and government had repeatedly failed patients. today, more details of the final compensation package have been published. payments to those infected will start by the end of this year and to those affected, including families, some time next year. existing support schemes will continue as well as compensation. about 3,000 people so far have been in touch with the official body running the scheme, but it's not clear how many will claim. it's important that the support schemes do continue, because that gives financial security

harry and meghan were met in the capital bogota, by colombia's vice president francia marquez and hernd. they spent around half an hour at the vice president's residence , where they exchanged residence, where they exchanged welcome gifts and were offered tea , coffee and traditional tea, coffee and traditional colombian cheese bread. it is understood they will focus on the impact of the digital world on young people, the military community and female empowerment. the duke and duchess will also explore colombia's history and culture, and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to the qr code, or go to gbnews.com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> welcome along our labour lying to you about the state of the economy . now before the the economy. now before the election, it was all about this wasn't it? >> we will not raise tax on working people. no tax rises for income tax , for na

miles de colombianos y venezolanos marcharon en la plaza de lourdes en bogotÁ. >> elecciones libres.tos que animaba a la muchedumbre. estas imÁgenes llegaron de corea. ciudadanos de ese paÍs se unieron a los exiliados y piden que se reconozca al presidente que resultÓ ganador hace unas semanas. [audio ambiente] [gritos] reportera: los venezolanos cantaron su himno nacional, gloria al bravo pueblo. y ondearon banderas en irlanda. en Ámsterdam, la estaciÓn de trenes fue escenario para que un grupo de venezolanos clamarÁn un cambio. en parÍs, la lluvia no les detuvo. y pidieron transparencia electoral. madrid estaba inundada de personas. venezolanos en el exilio dicen que esta serÁ una de muchas manifestaciones. fÉlix: en mÉxico, venezolanos estuvieron presentes para reclamar el triunfo en las elecciones. vamos al movimiento a la revoluciÓn. reportera: saludos. estamos en el monumento a la revoluciÓn en el centro de ciudad de mÉxico, y donde concluyÓ la protesta pacÍfica que convocÓ a mÁs de 500 venezolanos que viven en mÉxico, y que salieron en las calles por la convocatoria de marÍa c

well, the couple have arrived in bogota and colombia, where they have met with the vice president whothe official residence, shared coffee, etc, this morning. they are now starting some of their more public appearances, visiting a school in the city, where they were discussing with teenagers they were discussing with teenagers the potential dangers of the internet and online homes. they are about to go to an art centre with the vice president. they will be meeting later today with activists and experts all in the field of protecting children from potential harm online. this is something that both the vice president and the couple feel passionate about and they want to campaign about. in terms of why they are here, this isn't a royal visit because they are not working royals. for them, this is trying to promote some of the campaigning work they are doing in this area. both the vice president and prince harry and meghan have spoken openly about their own experiences, for example of discrimination and online abuse and harassment. discrimination and online abuse and harassment-—

reportera: petro respondiÓ que el embajador de estados unidos en bogotÁ le dio aviso del plan.pasado Él abandonÓ las noticias de paz con el gobierno. >> supuestamente esta es una conspiraciÓn de muchas personas y supuestamente iban mordisco es una de las personas aquÍ. reportero: la embajada de estados unidos no ha respondido ningÚn mensaje. presentadora: vamos a dar un giro noticias, pero quien sorprendiÓ a una muestra de una escuela primaria en california fue este oso en pantalla en un salÓn de clases aprovechando que la puerta estaba abierta. por suerte la profesora llamÓ a su marido para ayudarla. ya estÁn revisando las medidas de seguridad. presentadora: me encanta que llamÓ al esposo antes al 911. presentador: buen fin de semana, nos vemos el domingo, gracias. locutor: noticiero univisiÓn, siempre a tu lado. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica]

that is our south american - that is our south american correspondence they in bogota.australian breakdancer who went viralfor her olympic performance in paris has spoken out about the "devastating" hate she's received. in an instagram video, gunn shared that she never expected her appearance to "open the door to so much hate." critics online accused her of manipulating the selection process to make it to paris. the breakdcancer addressed these accusations in her video, calling them "allegations" and "misinformation." have a listen. hi, everyone. raygun here. i just want to start by thanking all the people who have supported me. i really appreciate the positivity and i'm glad i was able to bring somejoy into your lives. that is what i'd hoped. i didn't realise that that would also open the door to so much hate, which is frankly pretty devastating. i went out there and i had fun. i did take it very seriously. i worked my but off preparing for the olympics. and i gave it all, truly. i am honoured to be a part of the australian olympic team and be part of the olympic break

ione wells, bbc news in bogota. our planet's history. we are going to go live to preston crown court where a man who admitted assaulting an emergency worker is being sentenced. sir you pleaded guilty to two offences of assaulting a emergency worker. all guilty to two offences of assaulting a emergency worker.— a emergency worker. all of those offences were _ a emergency worker. all of those offences were committed - a emergency worker. all of those offences were committed on - a emergency worker. all of those offences were committed on the | a emergency worker. all of those i offences were committed on the 3rd offences were committed on the 3rd of august _ offences were committed on the 3rd of august. you will receive full credit— of august. you will receive full credit for— of august. you will receive full credit for your guilty plea. those offences — credit for your guilty plea. those offences were committed against a background of widespread disorder across_ background of widespread disorder across the — backgrou

bogota. bogota. bogota.me. after this >> well good afternoon britain. it is now 226 and the duke and duchess of sussex, they claim we're no longer debating facts online. they are welcomed to columbia for their four day quasi royal tour. yeah. >> arriving in the capital, bogota , yesterday. bogota, yesterday. >> well done, well done . >> well done, well done. >> well done, well done. >> they met colombia's vice president, francia marquez and her husband. now the couple travelled to south america to address concerns surrounding social media and the world's digital future. >> was that the aim of the whole trip? well, allegedly, prince harry says we need to be more cautious when adopting artificial intelligence. yes well, ai is scary. >> and i think, and i think a lot of people are scared and uncertain. and i think one of the solutions to that is education and awareness , because education and awareness, because it's becoming it's becoming harder and harder to stem the flow from the source and therefore , really

miles de colombianos y venezolanos marcharon en la plaza de lourdes en bogotÁ. >> elecciones libres.lanos clamarÁn un cambio. en parÍs, la lluvia no les detuvo. y pidieron transparencia electoral. madrid estaba inundada de personas. venezolanos en el exilio dicen que esta serÁ una de muchas manifestaciones. fÉlix: en mÉxico, venezolanos estuvieron presentes para reclamar el triunfo en las elecciones. vamos al movimiento a la revoluciÓn. reportera: saludos. estamos en el monumento a la revoluciÓn en el centro de ciudad de mÉxico, y donde concluyÓ la protesta pacÍfica que convocÓ a mÁs de 500 venezolanos que viven en mÉxico, y que salieron en las calles por la convocatoria de marÍa corina machado. estuvieron cantando canciones de venezuela, su himno nacional. y tambiÉn hubo palabras. todos estÁn para exigir una venezolano libre. estoy co

momento que una bailarina se prende fuego en medio de una presentaciÓn en un muy conocido bar de bogotÁse lo tomÓ. borja: la niÑa quedÓ totalmente intoxica, habrÁ los padres van en busca de respuestas. andrea: este restaurante japonÉs en salinas, california, estÁ en el ojo del huracÁn por un error que enviÓ a una pequeÑa de 2 aÑos al hospital. sus padres pidieron jugo de manzana, pero por error le dieron vino para cocinar. >> se tambaleaba, se calla, se apoyaba en las paredes, incluso arrastraba las palabras. andrea: cuenta su madre. ella y su esposo revisaron el vaso de la niÑa, oyeron el alcohol, luego llevaron a la menor al hospital, donde una pro de alcoholemia revelÓ un nivel de alcohol en la sangre por encima de no permitido legal. "tomen las precauciones adecuadas son de guardan las cosas, y etiquÉtela adecuadamente para que sale pase a nadie". el gerente explicÓ que el vino estaba almacenado en un contenedor que decÍa "hubo de manzana". el departamento de control de california estÁ al tanto de los informes y eso trabajando con las autoridades locales para investigar. la niÑa se

nos conectamos a esa hora en vivo con santiago villamil, hermano de laura, la vÍctima hasta bogotÁ colombiabre que adquiriÓ por la gravedad de sus heridas. los mÉdicos nos dicen que ella va estar entre 2 a 3 meses hospitalizada. carolina: vemos a laura en pantalla, una mujer tan bonita, llena de ilusiones, bailarina, artista, no ha podido conversar con ella desde que pasÓ todo esto, cuando ya escuche esta entrevista, quÉ quiere decirle? >> cuando la escuche, que toda su familia, amigos, conocidos, estÁn apoyÁndola mucho, han hecho muchas cosas para estar con ella, oraciÓn, nos ha ayudado mucho con todo el tema cercano a laura. carolina: lo que sabe del accidente, quÉ fue lo que fallÓ y quÉ dice el restaurante? >> preparando una gestiÓn de riesgo o extintores, algo que hubiera prevenido una catÁstrofe como la que le sucediÓ a mi hermana, el restaurante no se ha pronunciado con nosotros. carolina: estaremos orando con su hermana laura, quÉ valiente conversar con nosotros, santiago. que tenga mucha fuerza, gracias. >> gracias. hasta luego. borja: es indignante que no halla un extintor de fuego

mayor cantidad de emigrados venezolanos del mundo cientos se congregaron en la plaza de bolÍvar en bogotÁtera: madrid no fue la excepciÓn. en otras ciudades de europa las concentraciones de personas eran impresionante como en bruselas. y en berlÍn se unieron a la causa para pedir un alto. los venezolanos en el exilio aseguran que esta serÁ una de muchas manifestaciones en caso de que nicolÁs maduro no reconozca al lÍder de la oposiciÓn, edmundo gonzÁlez, como ganador de las elecciones. desde miami, florida univisiÓn. fÉlix: seguimos este recorrido por diferentes ciudades del mundo, los venezolanos se manifestaron contra el fraude con madrid, espaÑa donde cientos de personas se reunieron con bandera de venezuela y espaÑa. en los carteles se leÍa mensaje como ganÓ maduro, maduro tiene balas y nosotros votos. los diplomÁticos y personal de la embajada argentina pulsado por el gobierno venezolano de nicolÁs maduro aterrizaron en buenos aires. los representantes argentinos no fueron los Únicos expulsados del paÍs se le suman a ellos los de chile, costa rica, perÚ, repÚblica dominicana y urugua

it is clear that president nicolas maduro lost cnn's stefano pozzebon is joining me now, live from bogota, colombia stefano, what is the latest? >> well fredricka, the latest then apologies for the quantity of our signal is that there are protests that all around the world today because today marks, as you said, the three weeks saying that controversial election where electoral authority in venezuela proclaim maduro as the winner of the new precedent the country, without showing any proof. here we're coming to you from booker cow, which she's home to the largest the venezuelan community outside of venezuela there are, there is a rally at the end of the street. we had to come out to just very quickly because of the signal on the to come to you and speak to you with a better quality as possible. but because of 8 million whelan who have left the country in the last few years to flee from maduro's persecution and economic situation in that country, where you have protests, pretty much from the oakland belgium spain, here in bogota, and in the united states, in miami and new york city is mourn

mayor cantidad de emigrados venezolanos del mundo cientos se congregaron en la plaza de bolÍvar en bogotÁnores de edad, algunos estÁn desaparecidos. esto sin contar que al menos 19 personas murieron, las protestas en venezuela por eso se manifiestan a toda voz en mÁs de una ciudad de argentina. tambiÉn gritan consignas y alzan sus pancartas de denuncias en ciudad de mÉxico. >> nosotros estamos en mÉxico haciendo llamado para que desde aquÍ, desde mÉxico hacia el mundo se conozca la realidad de venezuela y nos apoyen. reportera: madrid no fue la excepciÓn. en otras ciudades de europa las concentraciones de personas eran impresionante como en bruselas. y en berlÍn se unieron a la causa para pedir un alto. los venezolanos en el exilio aseguran que esta serÁ una de muchas manifestaciones en caso de que nicolÁs maduro no reconozca al lÍder de la oposiciÓn, edmundo gonzÁlez, como ganador de las elecciones. desde miami, florida univisiÓn. fÉlix: seguimos este recorrido por diferentes ciudades del mundo, los venezolanos se manifestaron contra el fraude con madrid, espaÑa donde cientos de personas

cientos se congregaron en la plaza de bolÍvar en bogotÁ.aquÍ, desde mÉxico, hacia el mundo, se conozca la realidad de venezuela, y nos apoyan. >> madrid no fue la excepciÓn . en otras ciudades de europa, bruselas, las concentraciones de personas eran impresionantes. y en berlÍn tambiÉn se unieron a la causa para pedir un alto al fraude. los venezolanos en el exilio aseguran que esta serÁ una de muchas manifestaciones en caso de que maduro no reconozca al lÍder de la oposiciÓn, edmundo gonzÁlez como el ganador de las elecciones. >> por su parte la ex presidenta argentina, cristina fernÁndez le pidiÓ las autoridades electorales del rÉgimen de venezuela publicar las actas. de las recientes elecciones presidenciales y subrayÓ la necesidad de transparencia, para todos los venezolanos, la oposiciÓn y para lo que ella llamÓ, el legado del fallecido hugo chÁvez. el centro nacional de huracanes mantiene una alerta de mal tiempo en florida. por la tormenta tropical debby que podrÍa alcanzar la fuerza de huracÁn cuando se acerque a la costa del estado

ione wells, bbc news, in bogota. popular tourist destinations are encouraging people to visit outside peak times following a boom in visitors driven by social media. the influx of people using instagram and tiktok picturing themselves at bannau brycheiniog, formerly known as the brecon beacons, has led to increased footfall and concerns about the impact on the environment. two tourists from the czech republic told the bbc that instagram was the reason they decided to visit. the reason you are here today is because of instagrammer and social media? . because of instagrammer and social media? , ,., ~ because of instagrammer and social media? , ~ ., so media? yes, something like that. so what were you _ media? yes, something like that. so what were you hoping _ media? yes, something like that. so what were you hoping for? _ media? yes, something like that. so what were you hoping for? better- what were you hoping for? better weather. better _ what were you hoping for? better weather. better weather, - what were you hopi

asistieron a una escuela del sur de bogotÁ, donde hablaron con alumnos y maestros del ciberacoso y la- tú ya no quieres que esté porque ya llegó paola, que es el reemplazo. ¿cuándo le pensabas decir lo que tenías con paola a karla?

our correspondent lone wells is in bogota, where the couple will start their visit. well, i am just bylace now because they are here on the invitation of the race president. later on this morning, they are due to officially meet with they are due to officially meet with the vice president to be welcome to the vice president to be welcome to the country and they are due to officially meet with the vice president to be welcomed to the country and the taking part in various summits where they will be meeting with experts and activists to talk about protecting young people from home online. that is really the main purpose of this visit for them, promoting some of their work to protect young people on line and some of their charitable work as well. they are having further meetings on that tomorrow, including meeting the invictus team as well. this may look like a state visit, with them being here on the invitation of the government, but they are not working royals so there are questions as to why they are here. this is about promoting their charitable work for them, showing the are still in

desde bogotÁ, colombia, carolina por skype, telemundo. >> gracias carolina y el investigador dice quecuentra un objeto de extraÑa procedencia, lo mejor es dejarlo en manos de los expertos. asÍ nos despedimos. gracias por habernos acompaÑado. nos vemos sobre una investigación en torno a una amenaza de bomba en la preparatoria y también en la secundaria wilk glenn. esto es en san josé. la policía está en la escena y evacuaron ambos planteles escolares, aseguran. es como medida de precaución. mientras van salón van salón por salón para asegurar el campus. también se espera que en poco iniciará un evento de regreso a clases con padres e incluso tienen programado un partido de fútbol. pero vamos a estar pendiente a esto, mantenerlos informados si es que este evento se cancela. así iniciamos. buenas tardes. les saluda miryam villarreal y césar bayona. muchas gracias por su sintonía. y fíjese usted que en los últimos días, pues le hemos insistido en tener cuidado con los estafadores, especialmente cuando de procesos migratorios se trata. miriam precisamente hoy tenemos la historia de un resi

bogota.e to be in colombia and the, the, the heritage, the african and, colombian heritage . african and, colombian heritage. and they're looking at well, he said mental health is , digital said mental health is, digital literacy. there's all kind of causes. so it's very like a royal tour, the only thing that is missing is a british angle, of course, because there's been no national anthem, no visit to the ambassador. >> there will be no state banquet. >> there'll be no trade thing, which is a very important for britain. >> the royal family to go abroad. there's usually a boost in trade when they've returned, but there's none of that kind of angle. so it's kind of it's more sort of selfish. >> i suppose, to promote themselves rather than obviously anything to do to help britain. >> so isn't that the point then? this is a global publicity tour for the sussexes. the precise thing that south park parodied all that time ago is like, stop intruding our privacy by the way, we're on another personal

el pequeño juan diego y su familia llegaron hace 9 meses a san josé desde bogotá, colombia, y para estaeño, quien cursa tercer grado en la escuela popular al este de san josé y ha sido como muy tímido, le ha costado mucho adaptarse, inclusive ha llorado porque no quiere venir al colegio, precisamente porque no entiende. hablamos con la directora de servicios de apoyo de la escuela popular y explica que en el último año han llegado más niños inmigrantes a la escuela high school para menores muy pequeña. tenemos 120 más o menos y un 80% 75% son recién llegados, asegurando que la escuela ofrece programas para niños que acaban de llegar. la educación es bilingüe. si los niños no pierden su identidad. kaiser permanente tiene un taller específico para identificar el estrés y con el fin de apoyar a niños inmigrantes colombianos, el consulado de san francisco ofrecerá talleres mensuales de adaptación cultural, bienestar emocional, identidad de música, danza y arte, sentimientos de desconfianza según este psicólogo, esta clase de talleres ayudarían a los niños a sobrellevar la carga y el choque

invitados por la vicepresidenta francia mÁrquez en bogotÁ, visitaron colegios, sembraron Árboles y tocaronnacional de colombia y tamboras con el ritmo de palenque, una comunidad golpeada por la violencia y desplazamiento forzado. en esa visita, una savia local realizÓ un ritual que, segÚn la tradiciÓn, predice prosperidad para los duques y la vicepresidenta. >> tender puentes y abrir y abrir puertas que nos permitan sumar esfuerzos para visibilizar y atender un problema que hoy preocupa a toda la humanidad. >> tras esta serie de eventos, el prÍncipe harry y su esposa meghan finalizaron su agenda de visita en colombia con un foro temÁtico sobre la mujer afro y su poder en cali. >> mujeres ayudando mujeres. muy bien. >> el mundo nos estÁ viendo de una forma esperanzadora, pero de una forma que ademÁs no tenÍamos a unos personajes de este talante o de esta envergadura desde hace mucho tiempo. >> los duques de sussex, en esta visita, la primera de latinoamÉrica, tambiÉn se reunieron con algunos militares colombianos que fueron a la guerra de corea, que se extendÓo hasta el aÑo 1953 en colombia

have been swelling, so also gathered in another latin american capitalist, and nickelodeon, capital bogota, white balloons denounced the detention of supposing, fickle prisoners capital one on each balloon represents one of the more than 1674 political prisoners in venezuela, today, each of them is a life 127 of them are miners behind bars. each of them is a voice in the door. once on silence, the venezuelan people will remain the firm in their opposition to this fraud if ago . meanwhile, from lacking american countries continued to question my daughter's victory on wednesday, the inter american commission on human rights present the damning reports accusing the government of nicolai's, my sort of significant human rights violation and creating the climate of intimidation and fear that they say amounts to state terrorism, the government supporters also held rallies on wednesday following through defend my daughter's victory against what they claim is an attempt to solar rest throughout venezuela. the countries attorney general said he will issue a 3rd summons for opposition. presidential c

it has this update from bogota and nathan columbia, proposition activist, held the own right. the opposers of venice. when i'm president and the class my daughter are holding another demonstration here in the columbia and capital both that to denounce the crack down and repression that both opposition members and regular people have suffered in venezuela since the dispute at the elections presidential elections that have been a month ago, wednesday, march 8 months since those elections. and here you can see the pictures and the names of people that have been arrested by venezuela. security forces in the last month in these elections that president because the weather continues to assert. he has one despite the evidence presented by the opposition. that suggests that he said he has lost by a landslide. god, all the present though no funded means each balloon represents one of the more than $1674.00 political prisoners in venezuela. today, each of them is a life, a $127.00 of them. a young line is behind buzz within 200 a woman behind bars, people from all social strata, from al

ione wells has more from bogota.jestic welcome on their first visit to latin america, they are being hosted here in columbia by the vice president, francia marquez, she and a couple seem to have a couple of things in common, both of them have talked a lot about one thing, to protect children from online home, including things like cyber bullying and harassment so a lot of the events that the couple took part in on theirfirst events that the couple took part in on their first day events that the couple took part in on theirfirst day in colombia were various kind of summits, panels, discussions with activist, with experts in the field of online safety particular protecting children on the internet and protecting children's mental health. now they also did visit a school where they spoke to some primary school children about how social media impacts our lives and they also work and privy to a bit of colombian culture, they were — the audience for the indigenous dance and music performance which they then took part in ex

and prince harry and meghan are embraced in bogota, in what's been dubbed a diy royal tour to colombiaibed as a "constructive" first day of discussions on thursday. israeli representatives are attending, but hamas, which runs gaza, has stayed away, accusing israel of changing its terms since previous rounds of talks. a hamas official also reiterated that, "any agreement must achieve a comprehensive ceasefire, a complete israeli withdrawal from gaza and the return of the displaced." on thursday, the hamas—run health ministry reported that the number of palestinians killed in gaza has passed 40,000, although israel disputes the figure. later, the families of israeli hostages still held captive in gaza following hamas�* october the 7th attacks, gathered to demand a deal to secure their release, with several thousand marching in tel aviv. a little earlier, our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, gave me a sense of how the ceasefire talks have gone so far.

children, which colombia will host in november. 0ur south america correspondent ione wells is in bogotaand meghan may long —— it no longer be working well but they still got a pretty majestic welcome on the first visit to latin america. they're being hosted here in colombia by the vice president, frontier markers, she and the couple seem to have a couple of things in common, both of them have talked a lot about wanting to protect children from online harm, including things like cyber bullying and harassment, so a lot of the events at the couple took part in on the first day in colombia were various kind of summits, panels, discussions with activists, with experts in the field of online safety, particularly protecting children on the internet and protecting children's mental health. now, they also did visit a school where they spoke to some primary school children about how social media impacts their life. they also were kind of privy to a bit of colombian culture stop there with the audience for an indigenous dance and music performance, which they then took part in to an extent at the

as laundry room, he asked the reports from bogota in neighboring columbia. venezuelans woke up in darkness on friday as a major blackout left most of the country without power. villa. when i stopped feeling the air from this time, this one, i knew we had no power for that thought that it would come back. but when my alarm went off, i woke up and realized it was a power outage. people in the capital could i could, struggled outside, close metro stations, ending dark work places, unsure of how long the out with the last the government blamed the blackouts on some of the tours, but didn't provide any evidence that it's political rivals were responsible that i don't wanna keep the state power company and the entire vice presidency of the public services were already active, as well as being time national government to of it comes new aggression. and to bring you your electricity service and you will peace of mind. but many people are blaming the government for the blackout if they, i'm not surprised because we've been suffering from a lack of maintenance in our electric installations. people h

that's all that's on the road from here to in bogota on the is what the forces in the occupied was bank of killed 21 palestinians widens to is they continue the largest rate on the palestinian territory in 20 years. it strikes to talk. they've told us to have them and jeanine for civilian infrastructure and roads have been destroyed. 3 people have been killed and an attack on a car side of the beginning. israel says one of those killed was a homeless local come under, but that hasn't been confirmed by homeless electricity and communications being cut to most areas and the cities refugee camp. it abraham, as opposed some notions of refuge account for palestinians are picking up the pieces off. so one of the most destructive is really rates in recent. ma'am, this is yet another episode of a series of destruction that has been targeting refugee comes during is radio aids to the occupied westbank. but people in north sams web already seen a lot of damage and destruction to their homes. say that this one was by far the most destructive, they say if israel is targeting palestinian fighters he

it's presidents, announced bogota. we'll stop co expos to is well holding the nest and yahoo cabinets, quote, genocidal loss, columbia and coal amounted to of a 60 percent of old coal supplies to them with a lease nation one in may. columbia also announced it with cuts, diplomatic ties with west jerusalem. when we discussed these developments with the leader of the palestinian and national initiative policy, dr. most default of duty, according to him, washington, this diplomacy was pushed and that's in yahoo into accepting a says funded deal. the sanctions just month. a sanction. this is the only instrument that many yukon citizen, the national community can use against those that are in the old pression and visit or the warfare when published in young people. is it or is committing genocide and does it does actually implementing city or the connections in front of genocide, collective punishment that ethnic cleansing, it's not listening to any diplomatic pressure in our opinion that sanctions, as the one that's the co

yesterday was a packed day for the couple in bogota, they met the vice president for a welcome at thetivists and campaigners. here in colombia, this specific issue of trying to protect young people from harm online, and things about making the raised in a panel discussion yesterday evening, that here in latin america, there are higher rates of young people checking social media every day. she cited that the average here is that young people with czech social media account 67 times a day, higher than the global average and that was one thing the couple wanted to discuss with activists and campaigners. prince harry spoke the summit yesterday evening. he outlined how for him, one of the big concerns is this information and lies spread on social media. he said it was no longer the case that what happens online stays online, but now in his words and a matter of minutes things that are discussed online can then be seen in the streets with people acting as a result of misinformation on social media. in terms of what the couple are planning next, most of the events here are still centring on