some you know in those ice head of bolivia son to drug agency. like president morales he was once a coke a former. this with a sports how did those mean what you. well do in those including was it with him when he. won't what are you going to mean if that is. well. there is that it was in believe. that it's. in doses you don't. begin. with those rules. and then. in the area in which you're going to know. what's. happening was it easy. for all their success in restricting coca-cola. there are still problems with distribution the un estimates half of bolivia still ends up in cocaine production. no one knows who they get. traffic and then it. gets lost. like. the government's goal is to provide a range of coca products that will take the leaf away from drug trafficking. in the. industry least. by law. with a let me be there in the. battle for those very important. let there be a prima killed police and medical staff people to keep. up the rest. of the caucus yet born from it up. well money does not. buy from we import them to kill not a good article

do you miss eunice was bolivia's first minister of cocoa. is one of the founding members of a movement to promote coca consumption and. the kelley review article again of a nickel probably last longer and go up for a companion than he when i was a mother to have found almost all of. those guests and i've got. the impression that i'm a man then but i. got it by yelling video of. every coca producer is registered to a union that the government claims control screwed and distribution. of at because of coca. cola just didn't cause the coke at the. but i think you have forgotten the problem. is the most down look. like spots in the pool do not worry about what i'm a big deal make anything with it can kill me that it's a bit to death. at the article by. the medical you see. it must get out again facing. in the. business game it is the american failure. of the first. half of. the former farmer and now lives in the past. from where he not only champions the new system but wants to sell the benefits of colcord to the rest of the world. and you miss m

in the past five years flights between peru and bolivia have multiplied. the authorities claim to trace five flights a day out of the van i'm valley in through the new global center for cocaine production. this is carlos its regular route picking up cocaine base from beirut to be turned into powder in bolivia laboratories. in the throat every cell more like him they made it i mean. they are not the. formal series of your song we often see in the movie. or a moment i'll yell or now i hear. they're not raining momento at that but as a border. remark being ok agree more joe somebody didn't play around with numbers. if you're going to. the authorities have almost no way of controlling a craft flying low over the dense rain forests. from bolivia the main distillation is brazil the second largest cocaine market in the world after the us. but i'm really into really was you know you're one of your. not going for an hour your memory a good. one for just a little more serious. most is. this the end. you mean. isn't it time mostly they gave us a call. but on last. pr

analizados pero es casi imposible detener a los responsables en méxico telemundo >> policías de perú y boliviaa de ambas naciones de los 32 decomisos incautaron armas y cinco vehículos los detenidos son de >> nos quedamos en bolivia donde vive la mujer más longeva del mundo con 91 años vive en una montaña de los andes sus documentos dicen que nació el 26 de octubre de 1900 el libro ginness no tiene a doña julia en su récord >> encuentran bolsas de basura en un muelle >> hoy le mostramos cómo lucen los sitios apoyados por la ciudad para que la gente se inyecte drogas ilegales >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> todo coemnzó como un intento de robo en una tienda de nuevo méxico terminó el hombre con una paliza por la dueña del local esto pasó el domingo pasado cuando el sospechoso golpeó a la mujer que sacó un bate de béisbol y persiguió el delincuente >> una persecución en nueva jersey lo que terminó con un accidente vehicular circulaba de forma errática cuando el conductor de una camioneta lo intentó sobrepasar el camión no pudo detenerse y se volcó y no hay heridos la policía de new york encontró vari

is surprising because he's the only leftist president attending the ceremony and which shows that bolivia will be supporting a right wing and conservative government in colombia which will be the the one of revenge we also saw nikki haley the u.s. ambassador to the united nations who said that her country is home very much looking forward to continue working with colombia especially eradicating the increase of cocoa plantations but she also said she will have a look at the town of kuttab to see what the situation of venezuelan migrants there is like all right our correspondent there ophelia on thank you very much if you. weeks of drought here in germany created prime conditions for a brush fire that burned in the worst homes and injured at least twenty people in the west of the country hundreds of firefighters were deployed to put out the blaze which broke out next to a rail line between following a freight for it quickly spread into a residential neighborhood in the city of z. borke we have this report. dry undergrowth burning like kinda what began as a small fire on a train tracks in th

reformar la constituciÓn para que morales aspira por cuarta vez al cargo de es el mÁximo tribunal en boliviabre 30. enrique: se cumplen 30 aÑos del lanzamiento de la bomba de hiroshima. grupo de jÓvenes japoneses estudiantes y se dio la tarea de tratar reproducir el momento que cobrÓ mÁs de 140,000 vidas y que cambie el ritmo de la historia. reportera: la tecnologÍa estÁ logrando lo que parece imposible. recrear el momento en conde como hoy de 1945 en lasa miento de una bomba atÓmica sobre hiroshima acabo y cambiÓ el ritmo de la historia. los encargados o son los jÓvenes japoneses. >> cuando ya estaba reclamando los edificios antes que cayera la bomba y estos desaparecieron en su totalidad, me dio mucho miedo de lo que es capaz de hacer una bomba atÓmica. es importante compartirlo para que algo asÍ no vuelva a ocurrir. reportera: aunque todavÍa el impresionante vÍdeo virtual que lleva dos aÑos en proceso, no estÁ terminado la idea reproducirlo con gran detalle las imÁgenes y sonidos que experimentaron los que hace 73 aÑos vivieron. >> las chicos estÁn usando testimonios de nuestros ancianos

, los coches son propulsados por una persona la gravedad, la capital de bolivia tiene una elevación des de vino tinto y vino blanco. >>> salud. tuvo lugar en georgia donde dos grandes del ajedrez se ha enfrentaron en este entretenido juego, este enfrentamiento terminó en un empate y dicen que lo importante es participar en una tradición en un país que es conocido por sus vinos. >>> pagó por paneles solares pero la compañía no le cumplía con el contrato. >>> telemundo 48 responde a regresar. >>>un vídeo revela la forma de actuar del ejército mexicano, ante integrante de la delincuencia organizada. le tendré las imágenes. >>> qué cree usted, tomar mucho alcohol o no tomar nada, cuál puede ser peor. la respuesta le sorprenderá, tengo las respuestas relacionadas a salud cuando regresemos. >>> (música). (música). >>> si sabe de una noticia que debamos cubrir, comuníquese con el noticiero telemundo 48, al teléfono que aparece en pantalla. y déjenos su mensaje. >>> (música). >>> gracias por tu preferencia. >>> somos el noticiero en español más visto en el área de la bahía. >>> ahora puedes ve

it's bolivia. a country you think of so little, it's not bolivia.wn a lot easier when a joke is attached to it. it just does. >> it was worth the trip in, wasn't it? >> things going on seem so crazy. you feel so powerless. so the comedians that deal with topical issues, they are giving people that are voiceless a voice. >> i'll be honest, it's beginning to look like i'm not going get "the tonight show." >> what is that comedian's take on that election? what's the comedian's take on the hurricane? we are speaking on behalf of the consumer, the voter, the victim. >> the joke you'll forget. you'll forget the joke. but if it's the right moment and right condition and you acknowledge what just happened, it's a beautiful thing. >> the fact that can you take something dark and make light of it is one of the few superpowers people have. >> you will remember when a laugh steered you back to sanity and comfort. >> all of the awful things in the world, if they can be mocked, then can you handle it. >> what about the adage that tragedy plus time equals comedy?

>>ther countries deal with the problem, you talk about bolivia and zimbabwe has dealt with similar problems as well. >> that's right. >> what does it mean for people in practicend for the economy? >> well, the economy is a wreck, of course. it's been shrinking double-digit rates for four years now. you got to rememberhe that sanctions are designed to continue that. the sanctions are explicitly designed to make it impossible forhem to recover for the economy to recover to get rid of thenf hypetion. the trump administration has been very explicit. they want tohi overthrow government. trump has spoken, it was reported in the press wh his advisors about overthrow, about ilitary invasion even or military actn and, of course, they've also openly supported a domestic military coup within venezuela. so all of these things are very explicit. the object of the sanctions is to increase the suffering in venezuela so that peoplese will p against the government. that's the explicit goal of it. >> ok,ust looking at this particular issue which is theki kn off of the zeros, how would it affect people in pra

before they chose bolivia or italy, but that route is closed. just 13 kilometers lie there.he country once again has become the gateway to europe for thousands of migrants. brent: now, he see we have a new way for migrants to get into year. re: -- into europe. are we going to have to come up with a new deal like we did with turkey? how does europe deal with this new form of migration? gerald: well, it would be incredibly helpful if the european union would now do the things it has been talking about for three years. we need two things to solve the crisis like this. the ability to quickly decide who of the people arrived need protection in europe and who does not. if you take italy in recent years, four years until a final decision is made. anybody who arrives, stays. so we need speed. and we need to organize this. but in spain or italy and malta. this requires s a european effo. secondly, once we have a decision, and a lot of people who came to spain or italy are from countries without high recognition rates, senegal, southern nigeria, ivory coast, these are not countries wh

i mean, bolivia, for example, got rid of hyperinflation just like this one in ten days in 1985. i think the biggest obstacle that they are facing if they do come up with the right programme is that the us has imposed financial sanctions on the country. and that makes everything much more difficult. so they would need to restructure the debt. they can't do that unless they have got money from china. they wouldn't be able to do that under the sanctions. they would need to monetise some of their hundreds of billions of dollars worth of assets, including oil and minerals. that is hard to do. just any kind of borrowing. so most of the things they need to do are made very, very difficult by the sanctions. and of course, the sanctions. and of course, the sanctions from the united states are illegal under the 0es charter, and also under conventions that the us isa also under conventions that the us is a signatory to. so other countries have been able to deal with the problem. you talked about bolivia there in the 1980s, zimbabwe has had to deal with a similar problem as well. but what d

. >>> y bueno hoy estÁn de fiesta en bolivia es aniversario de es uno independencia un abrazo a todamuy bien. >>> que celebren bien. >>> quÉ viva bolivia. >>> gran semana que comienza cuÁntas cosas pasaron el fin de semana. >>> asÍ es, lo que le pasÓ al presidente nicolÁs maduro. >>> asÍ es. >>> y realmente tanto que estÁ pasando vamos directamente a las noticias con paulina sodi para que nos tenga bien informados. >>> muy buenos dÍas chicos, buen enzo de semana a todos bienvenido karim. >>> gracias. >>> vamos con la informaciÓn de este lunes y arrancamos con la primera ediciÓn de noticias y los principales titulares de esta maÑana de lunes. >>> en condiciones malas asÍ fueron encontrados once menores en un campamento en nuevo mÉxico la policÍa los entregÓ a los servicios sociales y detuvo a dos adultos. >>> se buscan responsables, tras practicar las primeras detenciones el gobierno de venezuela intenta localizar a mÁs implicados en el supuesto ataque contra el presidente nicolÁs maduro. >>> Última inscripciÓn en el tps hoy vence el plazo para que hondureÑos amparados por el tps se r

northern parts of south america indeed showers starting to stand down through parts of peru and into bolivia further towards assayas quite to conditions here for the moment but heading through friday will find rain developing and extending into parts of paraguayan. with us rocking arsenal he could. be with us your knees are what i'd. come for you are all for things to die. quickly for cleaning them. but then. it is. for the little and then looks like the war for you buddy. boy or towards a failing or. ok you've forgotten the little folk on your own doing that you know giving us the.

behind it there's more cloud there that still stretching through bolivia this time for the south working its way through parts of paraguayan down into the southern parts of brazil and down into europe wise well to the south of that is generally quite cool so a maximum temperature is always just of thirteen but to the north it's a lot warmer salvador they're getting to twenty seven for the central america's quite a bit of rain here from parts of panama all the way up into mexico just off the west coast of mexico we do have a storm with us at the moment so that area of cloud is a breeding ground for storms at the moment towards the east is generally a lot drier hey so just a handful of showers perhaps a for parts of cuba and maybe one or two over his spine yet for the lesser antilles it should be dry following as we head through the next couple of days for north america we've got off fires over in the west and still not a great deal of wet weather here to help us a toll is staying dry pretty windy the wetter weather is out towards the east and some of this is very heavy. the weather sponso

that may not bring you up to date but some other stories making news around the world and bolivia's president evo morales has inaugurated a new government headquarters in la paz morales open the people's great house project to replace an older building he said represented a colonial state he's facing criticism for some off the luxury residences trapping . years authorities say a fifty one year old man has been arrested on suspicion of setting a massive wildfire known as the holy fire in southern california orange county forests clock faces a maximum sentence of bly from prison if convicted and will be formally charged meter on friday the fire has displaced some twenty thousand people. aid agencies are warning of the potentially catastrophic effect of a heatwave on north korean crops this is a full blown food security crisis is threatening the isolated country the population already faces food shortages and international sanctions and reports suggest malnutrition among children could now. and southern france about sixteen hundred people have been evacuated to escape flash floods caused by heav

bolivia's first indigenous president evo morales has inaugurated a new government headquarters in la it's called the great house of the people and the place is an old a building he said represented a colonial state but there's been some criticism over luxury trappings in the building. reports from bennett who say journalists detained on suspicion of hacking the computer systems of the straight run news agency will be freed later today one of them is the correspondent. police also searched homes on the premises of a privately owned online news the address and searches are raising new questions about press freedom and better. police raided the offices of belorussian news web sort. it's one of the media outlets accused of tapping into the state run news agency without paying subscription fees. this man has also been caught up in the crackdown. service criticized. on the independent press following that police raided his home computers phones and memory sticks placing him under arrest along with five others. speaking to d.w. he said he's now under suspicion of having access to informatio

only two other bridges in the world were built like this one in libya and one in venezuela bolivia bridge was closed last year due to safety concerns according to local media. still tragedy in general has governments around the world investigating their own aging infrastructure in germany like elsewhere in europe many large bridges were built over fifty years ago built for let's traffic and like the loads they need to be frequently monitored. when a bridge begins to lose its load bearing capacity we can usually tell this by for example cracks in the bridge or if sacking gets worse or if it starts to slow down it's. safety testing takes consistency expertise and constant repair and ad hoc tests need to happen after extreme weather events to. so what went wrong in italy repairs were being carried out on the bridge at the time of its collapse but too late. it's a has some of the most expensive toll roads in the world but four of the country's bridges have collapsed in the last two years alone politicians are now calling for better monitoring. yes we've got to be clear that italy's structure

called i've been goal which took a shot at facilitating water privatization in bolivia and let me just show you how that turned out i. not only did it triple the price of water i've been go imposed fees on collecting rain awards which world was the last straw and the final company i will look at is a dubai based through its largest shareholder it's linked to the infamous decoder access pipeline which was accused of ignoring heritage and putting business before people. well frankly nigerians don't stand to lose much when it comes to water supply it's so scar's activists have called for a state of emergency but with business sharks calling the shots the country's crisis kind of down the drain entirely so-called investors are ready to call in and there is. so little to. do for the liberty government it is just purely business commodification of what the financial as usual is a little bit good to be able to revolt to accept it because each we'll. he will go along with. the prevalence of the world to be a busy gay human rights it will be a lot of conflict in these prescript. in the public w

trading this week it give you an idea of the daily hardship people are facing this pile of venezuela bolivia is that you can see here will buy you in fact just one chicken likewise this is how much just a few tomatoes will currently cost you in venezuela and while take a look at this which part of paper is worth more here the actual paper or the toilet paper itself venezuela is a fleeing the economic crisis in their droves they're facing tough restrictions on getting into other countries. brazilians in the border town of parker turn on venezuelan immigrants forcing hundreds to flee back across the frontier violence flared after an alleged attack on a local restaurant owner but tensions have been building for years as huge numbers of venezuelans escaping turmoil at home have poured into brazil. chaotic scenes also on the border between colombia and ecuador which has tightened passport requirements for venezuelans wanting to enter the country like many fifty year old gabriele malo volta wants to travel through ecuador and then into peru but the authorities there too are cracking down on venezu

the coca plant has long been a pillar of bolivia as traditions but it's using illegal drugs today is threatening the nation's culture and also dorothy's are involved because they received it back while some have made fortunes many others have suffered at the hands of this multi-billion dollar industry malady my mother was trying over to cable and brutally come with a pole it was a huge crime who are the winners and losers of this illicit trade snow will be n.d.'s on al-jazeera corrupt officials have been ousted. and the activists of the chinese villager who can take center stage in on the president and local elections. in the last of a remarkable series filmed over five years al-jazeera documents of a new village committee. rebels to politicians. want. china as a democracy experiment on al-jazeera. you're watching all jazeera reminder of our top stories this hour soldiers in zimbabwe have opened fire on hundreds of opposition demonstrators in the capital hoddy protesters are angry about alleged vote rigging in the country's election the party of president emerson among has won two th

el peor pagado en el continente es oficialmente el presidente de bolivia, evo morales, quien recibe unimonio cultural intangible de la capital mexicana. enrique: al regresar, descubren una tribu aislada en plena selva amazÓnica. ♪ ♪ enrique: un bueno, nos despedimos esta noche con las imÁgenes de esta tribu que se ha mantenido aislada en el amazonas y que descubriÓ, digamos, por la agencia brasileÑa de asuntos indÍgenas, aquÍ mostramos a un grupo de personas caminando con arcos y flechas. aranza: increÍble. enrique: nada de redes sociales ni polÍtica. ♪ ♪ alejandro: su salud alejandra arce. bienvenidos a "despierta Área de la bahÍa". bÁrbara: le sucede bárbara chacÓn y tenemos un programa lleno de entretenimiento, informaciÓn y consejos para el bienestar de toda su familia. alejandro: hoy el Área de los alimentos que deben evitar porque causaninflamaciÓn. nos dice cÓmo saber si estamos exagerando en el gimnasio y no reconocen a nuestras propias limitaciones.

the coca plant has long been a pillar of bolivia's traditions but its use in illegal drugs today is threatening the nation's culture not my idea also dorothy's are involved because they receive kick backs while some have made fortunes many others have suffered at the hands of this multi-billion dollar industry malady my mother was strangled with a cable and brutally coupled with a pole it was a humorous crime who are the winners and losers of this illicit trade snow of the andes on al-jazeera the middle east's most religiously diverse country you still have to go to just communities you don't have one vision for the future you have nineteen of them divided along sectarian lines the confessional system in lebanon has destroyed the only really real more and heavily influenced by regional allegiances and i was one prevailing over the other you have civil war so it's always this balance that's a he kept following its first parliamentary elections and nine years people in power investigates the state of lebanon on not just here. rising on the streets of harare amid claims as i'm bob way election was

it has to learn -- from bolivia. it has to learn from these other instances of authoritarian leaders taking control of institutions and those oppositions confronting the leaders. often times, they are heterogeneous. there is very little to hold together besides the hatred for the medical leader. -- the political leader. is international community able to continue exercising pressure on nicaragua, it is hard to imagine ortega will be able to i remained his hold on power. a is not enjoy the limited oil resources as one does. you do not want nicaragua to -- either. the opposition must a united. that is the most important thing. stay the opposition, as it did in 1990, allowing the tradition to government and a plan for the day after. plan forto develop a what happens. ortega dies tomorrow, what does the opposition do? you do not want a series of small groups of leaders competing for power you may we see in venezuela. there needs to be a leader to step -- leader and everyone to step behind that leader for a plan for gover

el peor pagado en el continente es oficialmente el presidente de bolivia, evo morales, quien recibe unital mexicana. enrique: al regresar, descubren una tribu aislada en plena selva amazÓnica. ♪ ♪ enrique: un bueno, nos despedimos esta noche con las imÁgenes de esta tribu que se ha mantenido aislada en el amazonas y que descubriÓ, digamos, por la agencia brasileÑa de asuntos ind personas caminando con arcos y flechas. aranza: increÍble. enrique: nada de redes sociales ni polÍtica. buenas noches. lindsay: la mÁquina cementera hacÍa carburado. son seis jornadas y la palabra -- no estÁ en la mente de cruz azul. a las Águilas la desplomÓ una fiera, que ae de cliente. al amÉri viene el apertura encima. espaÑa no quiere conquistar amÉricay hasta la huelga podrÍa entregar los jugadores de la liga espaÑola . tenemos detalles.

julia flores lives in bolivia. she was born in october of 1900 and is possibly the oldest living person in the world. she dresses pretty sharp too. julia says she has never been married and has no children. as for her secret, she loves eating cake and drinking soda. so eat that piece of cake this afternoon. >> rock on julia. >> we'll be right back. have a great afternoon. >>> that's it for us. bold and beautiful is next. >> and ken and liz will see you back here at 5:00. have a great afternoon everyone. >> enjoy it. ♪ >> bill: i don't know how you got in katie's head, but she doesn't have a case for sole custody. >> thorne: well, i think she does. >> bill: that's the problem -- you, sticking your nose in where it doesn't belong. >> thorne: says the guy who bailed on his kid months ago. you're incapable of putting your children first, aren't you. >> bill: this doesn't concern you. you don't get to have an opinion about how my kid is raised, and you never will. >> liam: i, uh -- i didn't want to wake her up. i just..

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northern parts of south america indeed showers starting to stand down through parts of peru and into bolivia further towards a says quite to conditions here for the moment but heading through friday will find rain developing and extending into parts of paraguay. cut. august on al-jazeera european muslims today are facing the consequences of having their faith linked to on the attacks even though they too of victims of the bandits the largest multi-sport event on the continent asian games in jakarta will host athletes competing in a mix of traditional and the olympic sports a vibrant new series of character led documentaries from immigrant neighborhoods across europe as a rainy and brace for u.s. sanctions due to get back in place on the sixth book against al jazeera will cover the developments from time wrong in a three part series al-jazeera uncovers the motivations and impact of the brutal feelin exploitation system then laid the foundation of today's global powers ogust on al-jazeera. you're watching our visitor a reminder of our top stories this hour soldiers in zimbabwe have opened fire

en la capital de bolivia, las fanÁticos le rindieron tributo al cantante bailando y cantando al ritmoas principales noticias. una niÑa de seis aÑos se reÚne guatemala con sus padres despuÉs de varios meses en un centro de detenciÓn en estados unidos.mientras otra menor abusada sexualmente en arizona se reencuentra con su madre. un reciente estudio revela que los mexicanos son la poblaciÓn con la mayorcantidad de deportaciones en estados unidos. y el fatal accidente entre un autobÚs de pasajeros y un camiÓn en una autopista en nuevo mÉxico. asÍ comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪

history lesson here, came to the new world in search of silver and they found it in a massive amount in boliviat this jesuit priest stashed 2.4 billion in gold bullion, silver bullion and artifacts. they did that because they were about to be compelled by the spanish in the 17 hundreds. it is without a doubt the largest land find treasure in history. i got to tell you, it's probably the most exciting adventure i've been on and i'm excited to share it with everybody on discovery channel, because it's one heck of an adventure. >> see what the team of treasure quest found un in august 29th, nine p.m. eastern on discovery. >>> it's a couple's picturesque night at the couple. >> and it's so row map tick. >> but see the big surprise waiting at the recipe go to our website rightthisminute.com and click on tv show or check it out on our mobile app. >>> this guy is a filmmaker so he invited his filmmaker to go to the carnival to film some stock footage. he and his buddies have a stock footage company so it's not unusual for him to ask different people to come and do in this case a couple's theme sock fo

naturally of practically next door it's not far away like bolivia. yeah i wouldn't guessed. it to be any safaga says anything that shouldn't be allowed to reach our markets things like that shouldn't be happening at least not in europe because. consumers aren't aware of the conditions under which their fruits and vegetables are being planted on top of that it seems only fair trade and locally grown for ducks are sure way to avoid supporting human exportation. then we see these pictures from calabria. illegal tent city for refugees and harvesters went up in flames. this as well i mean lived. thankfully he was able to get out safely but many others were injured and one person dies. the media possessions the harvest is and have been destroyed and the suffering continues. place. the fast pace of life in the digital shift as the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information the witness finds and interviews with makers and users . next on t.w. . his creations interests his brand the mistake of all colonoscopies this icon of the fashion world. but wha

and the epicenter was lipans in bolivia this earthquake was about six hundred kilometers deep it was felt as far away as toronto so it was felt over the entire south america and most of north america and that was because of the combination of the biggest quake a great depth and the depth of this earthquake that say anything about what aftershocks may follow. not really but there has been one of quake one aftershocks so far maybe she's not going to take eight which was a similar sort of death. it's probably less likely to have a lot of aftershocks the more shallow event. seismologists roger musson thank you very much for joining us remember away from a set. top quarters hearing challenged by the main opposition party to last month's presidential election results later nelson says the vote was rigged in favor of president emerson and god who woman's just over fifty percent his inauguration has been postponed ending court ruling. commission denies claims. is following all this from harare so what is the latest. well we heard from was representing the n.b.c. align and they say that they

but in iraq when opposition have to learn from venezuela and from bolivia. has to learn from all of these other instances of socialistic, authoritarian leaders trying to take control in a series of those propositions to confront the leaders. often times they are heterogeneous and as a result there is very little holding it together besides a hatred, very strong word but the hatred for that political leader. this international community is able to continue exercising pressure on nicaragua and it come to imagine that ortega will keep his ultimate lawn power because he doesn't enjoy those unlimited oil resources . or even the control devices of the cuban regime. where going to talk about you but in any case. you don't want nicaragua to be cuba. and the opposition must stay united. that's the most important thing, stay united as it did in 1990 allowing the transition to civilian government and a plan for the day after. if you develop a plan, what happens?ortega runs tomorrow, what does the opposition do? you don't want a series of small groups with leaders compe

generally coming further towards the south the middle showers extending through parts of peru and into bolivia powers could see the odd downpour and we still got some heavy rain affecting southern parts of brazil through into paraguayans so expect to see some rain in asuncion telling to clear as we head through saturday certainly looking woman and when is aries here expected to reach fifteen. the first batch of u.s. sanctions against iran go into effect on august sixth. as iranians brace for the impact will be into iraq. covering the story from their perspective looking at what sanctions mean for iran's economy and its people a special coverage on al-jazeera. the middle east's most religiously diverse country you still have the guy who just communities you don't have one vision for the future you have ninety nine divided along sectarian lines the confessional system in lebanon has destroyed the only real more and heavily influenced by regional allegiances and i would have one prevailing over the other you have civil war so it's always this balance that's a he kept following its first parliamen

evo moralesed of bolivia, he copied others around the region who did this, getting rid of presidential term limits, saying that limiting his term is limiting the free will of the people to reelect him into power. journalists, critics, civil rights activists faced continuous harassment in 2009. he issues a presidential decree allowing appointed officials, including members of the supreme court and the supreme electoral council, to remain in their posts at the end of their terms, which is to say, he is extending the same lack of limits on their power as he did to his own power the year before, allowing his cronies to stay in power. and to consolidate power over those government institutions. the decree preserves the 2009 ruling, what he was afraid of was the supreme court ruling against him running for consecutive terms, essentially reversing the decision that his ist supreme court ruled in 2009. in september, they uphold the removal of the ban on consecutive presidential terms. 2011, he wins, but it is a controversial reelection in which there are claims of fraud. there are transparency

spreading all right conspiracy theories and a left leaning channel publicly funded by venezuela cuba bolivia. and seemingly diametrically opposed views the answer is both a critical of the american establishment war lobby and global regime change both have in our face bands during the battle against fake news conducted by facebook along with its new partners such as the digital forensic research lab now this is an offshoot of the atlantic council think tank in turn a member of the atlantic treaty organization although formally independent of nato and washington openly sharing both their values and speakers fighting fake news is a noble cause terms of use platforms. violet expect a burn increasingly though the question will be asked is it violating social media policies or violating mainstream consensus and prevalent narratives that can really do you in hot water we've asked facebook to comment on why they banned the outlet so far they've chosen not to respond earlier we spoke to tokyo not all the english multimedia director for telus or who says that facebook's move is extremely alarming. we

way this year the government's issuing new bank notes slashing five zero zero off the beleaguered bolivia is uncertainty about whether that will work many venezuelans a stocking up in advance the government's also announced a minimum wage hike of three thousand percent most businesses won't be able to afford that the situation is desperate around one and a half million people have left the country and the stories we keep hearing are disturbing. my nephew was seven years older than my my sister was driving her car at me that day and the stop light and then came to my nephew's window and not that i thought window and pointed a gun to his head in order to rock my sister these is happening a lot in vince will every day i can not believe in a place i can not let my my my children grow in a place like this. my name is kind of you know this kid and we have been married for fourteen years now it man is rams his boss i was building houses i was doing well you know like before i had a little apartment here and there and i say let's go there and see what this is that we could do there maybe i could

cause for concern the spirulina farmers have received requests to set up facilities in ethiopia and bolivia as well. nigeria has one of the highest rates of deforestation in the country's population is growing rapidly and i would call it is expanding to meet demand base a vicious circle the fire station courses so i leave ocean on sunday was and feels the need for more law and our next report shows just how dramatic the situation is caught in the act the ranger tells the men they have no rights to be here. the forest guards can rest them because they have entered a strictly reserved area the cause of forest in a new state and federal dollars are that of a poster and idea that the punishment if you send it to called the protection zone is part of a wider strategy of the nigerian conservation foundation the ngo hopes to save the diminishing forest in the country each year nigeria loses more than three thousand square kilometers of woodland only seven percent of its land mass is still coming by trees the foundation a set of grass roots because of asian comedians to help to protect the forests

the epicenter was near peru's border with brazil and bolivia. some people in chile felt it as well. so far there is no word of any damage or injuries. an area hit by the quake reports two violent shakes. >>> two people under arrest this morning accused of robbing and killing a man at a hotel in vallejo. 22-year-old aponte hicks and 31- year-old jessica mcrae been both of vallejo were arrested and booked into jail on suspicion of murder and robbery . police say they found the victim in a hotel room on enterprise street in a hotel room on enterprise st., monday night. >>> police in san francisco are asking for your help to find people who shot and killed a man who dedicated his like to stopping violence in some of the cities high crime neighborhoods. 43-year-old joseph to he died on wednesday from injuries suffered in a shooting back on august 13. witnesses say two and approached him and open fire. he was taking his lunch break a few steps from his home. he worked with san francisco st. violence intervention programs. police say he was committed to stopping the shootings like the one

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called i've been goal which took a shot at facilitating water privatization in bolivia and let me just show you how that turned out i. not only did it triple the price of water i've been go imposed fees on collecting rain awards which world was the last straw and the final company i will look at is a dubai based through its largest shareholder it's linked to the infamous decoder access pipeline which was accused of ignoring heritage and putting business before people. well frankly nigerians don't stand to lose much red comes to water supply it's so scar's activists have called for a state of emergency but with business sharks calling the shots of the country's crisis kind of down the drain entirely so-called investors are ready to go in and then there's more. for me to do one million people to for liberty government it is just purely business commodification of what the nationalization of this little i did do the beautiful work blue to revolt to accept it because each wheel. in. the laws of the world will be a busy go human rights it will be a lot of conflict in these crypt wow what th