corpses of piling up in bolivia as a coronavirus overwhelms funeral homes and cemeteries bolivia is oneof the america's poorest countries the recent increase in infections has pushed its health care system to the brink of collapse that obviously were. wrapped in blankets or plastic sheets or left. on the floor of cemeteries and funeral homes of the capital and other hard hit cities as bolivia struggles to deal with the 2nd wave of corona virus infections deadlier than the 1st. government officials fear the backlog could spark another outbreak well accusing some funeral homes of taking in more bodies that they can safely handle. from an regional government should have provided planning to funeral homes on how to manage. and secondly some funeral homes are trying to profit from the increase in deaths and finally there is a structural problem regarding the capacity of board public and private symmetries to fulfill the high demand for commissions and. in bolivia one of the poorest countries in latin america many cemeteries are stopped accepting the bodies of 1000 victims some funeral home e

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situations like when he launched this experiment in bolivia to test out the possibilities of emissions free air travel. this is sad to say knows beilin studio where he plans and prepare as his many projects. satirist i know has always been fascinated by the interplay between art and science he studied art and architecture in argentina and then attended frankfurt's. art school on a scholarship he also took part in a nasa research project. has become an internationally sought after artist in part because his work ponders some of the most urgent questions we face today such as how can we shape our future and how much responsibility do we carry far actions. kimiko marcellus's for me who is to say no you might as well ask me about the some of the different parts what makes someone the course and they are or you but i want to know if i have the feeling we as humans tend to see ourselves as extraordinary as somehow superior to other species. but in reality we struggle to forge real relationships with other species or does it not real relationships founded on solidarity are essential to our pr

durante las proximasd dos semanas residentes podrían salir de sus hogares por una ahora al día, y boliviala primera vacuna distribuida sin haber completado los ensayos cinicos . >>> esta vacuna ha venido como algo caído de cielo para estar mucho mejor, bolivia es el segundo país sudamericano en distribuir esta va una después de argentina . >>> acá pareciera ser un mar de gente en jerusalén, miles de ortodoxos se reunieron fuera de la casa de un rabino que perdió la vida por el coronavirus y tenía 90 años en bélgica también se viviron momentos tensos tras protestas por restricciones del coronavirus policía de buselas intentó terminar con esta prostesta peor muchos se resistieron esta ciudad ha reportado más de 20 mil mjet de. >>quiseir alivianarme . >>> la buena noticia es que no están solos organización amiga les da la mano, indignda la comu de la bahía por un acto de cureldad annimnal. >>> es una noche nublada, pero regresan las lluvias, le contaré los detalles al volver de la pausa escuché esta historia un vagabundo vandalizó la escuelita de san josé y ahí hirió gravemente a una tortuga

piggybacks in is one such vaccine that americans also increasingly betting on the russian vaccine bolivia and argentina are the latest to receive hundreds of thousands of doses last week and the u.n. 6 secretary general has welcomed the roll out saying sputnik we can play a key role in tackling the pandemic this at a time of severe shortages of western made vaccines in europe as lipa franco explains. news on vaccine distribution challenges delays in deliveries you may be sick and tired of it but this is the reality around the world even the trust between countries is being put to the test as the scramble for vaccine doses intensifies concerns over how castro governments and regions like latin america will be able to secure enough jobs for their nations in time are even more serious the ultimate remedy for it is more vaccines cheaper vaccines this explains why the head of the u.n. is counting on the russian vaccine and wants to get the green light for it asap we hope to double your show will approve russia's covered 1000 vaccine as soon as possible it can play a very important role in the

nunca te conformes con un 25% siempre ve por un 100% demuestra de quÉ estÁs hecho™ [♪♪ ♪♪] >> en boliviaficio diseña su mente corta cada llanta y los pinta y con ello genera conciencia sobre el reciclaje >> no botaremos a la calle haremos reciclaje >> ambos emprendedores han hecho más de mil adornos y dicen que refleja la naturaleza y evitan que las llantas sean nidos de enfermedades >> en la ciudad hay pocos árboles y se necesita vegetación >> se puedan aprovechar para evitar este agricultor han calado en la conciencia de vecinos pdoemos así disfrutar de este parque hecho con llantas recicladas >> el 30% de la basura es de llanta desde bolivia noticias telemundo >> ojalá muchos más sigan ese ejemplo nos vamos a una pausa, y ya estamos de regreso con millones sufren la tormenta invernal pero dos pandas le pusieron cara al mal tiempo >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> ya estamos de regreso mientras miles de personas les afectan las tormentas invernales otros se las han pasado en grande >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> ahí los ven los alumnos de la universidad tecnológica de virginia se enfrentaron civiles contra cadetes que imp

the head of bolivia's central bank said the move was needed to defend the economic sovereignty of bolivia. president biden spoke to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu wednesday for the first time since taking office four weeks ago. according to the white house, the leaders discussed iran, military cooperation, as well as biden's support for israel's recent normalization of ties with several countries in the arab and muslim world. meanwhile, the white house has announced it will "recalibrate" its relationship with saudi arabia by holding talks with saudi king salman instead of crown prince mohammed bin salman. in other news from the gulf, the bbc has aired video of a princess in dubai who says she is being held hostage by her father, the prime minister ofmo the united arab emirates, a close ally of the united states. princess sheikha latifa has not been seen in public since she tried to escape the uae in 2018. >> i am a hostage. all of the windows are barred shut. i cannot open any window. i have been in solitary confinement. no access to medical help. nothing. amy: princess sheikha

say has personally welcome to shipment at the international airport eventually bolivia will get enough sputnik the doses to immunize 2.6. 1000000 people the president wants to cement confidence in the vaccine by getting the job to. the russian creation is set to become v. most used vaccine in mexico in the 1st 3 months of this year and the country that is just about to certify the use of sputnik the january house proved to be disastrous with the worst spike ever in new covert cases the president tested positive last week but the leaders happy has been able to seal the deal with moscow to 12000000 people we spoke with the president of the russian federation vladimir putin and he was genuine and cool deal i invited him to visit mexico and thank him for the decision to send us 24000000 doses of the sputnik the vax and over the next 2 months. argentina was the pioneer in trying out sputnik among latin american countries the 1st jabs arrived and when osiris at the end of december and after getting the data on side effects only one percent of those who receive the shot have some sort of issu

so when more than 6000 undocumented migrants suddenly began arriving from across the border with bolivia 6 weeks ago residents say they felt invaded. the me that several of the entered my house and stole my things the human beings who are cold and hungry but this is the government's responsibility not. this i met a woman silver spoon faces upwards as a sign of anger when they see again more just the number of migrants is more than double the number of residents here when huge numbers of outsiders arrive with different customs for example sacking or homes that produces a cultural clash. that migrants are penniless and exhausted many arrive traumatized after experiencing robbery violence and even rape along the 4700 kilometer route from venezuela made up of my thumb were here waiting for buses to take us to the city where we will get tested for cold it and with the help of god after that will go to the capital. the day it was told that after reporting to police she and her 3 children would be allowed to go on their way but that's no longer true. on wednesday the 1st even israeli. and some

health care workers in bolivia have gone on strike demanding that the government repeal the new health emergency law which parents strikes during the pandemic allows foreign stuff to be hired bolivia's health union says the law is unconstitutional and restricts the rights to protest. argentina's health minister has resigned after reports that his friend was able to skip the line for a covert 19 vaccine the government only just began as only just begun an ocular 18 people above the age of 70 prioritizing health care workers before that. the last male member of the once thriving indigenous community in brazil's amazon has died of covert 19 it spells the end of the junior people as a distinct ethnic group and a study of the report stuff and want us out as it's just the latest in a long history of loss for indigenous peoples. the last shelter the last few more warriors. 86 year old are more in iraq are has died from the cockpit 19 virus at a hospital in northwestern brazil his passing marks the end of the people the humor indigenous community which once numbered around 15000. is survived b

to chile bolivia border in the desert excruciating the heart by day and freezing by night. and a distant nation for the news whalen's seeking a better life in chile. i have 7 grandchildren here they are they're the reason i come here to help feed them because in venezuela they call. here thousands of undocumented venezuelans have barely made it here crossing at night through illegal entry points into the isolated town of chani. the ride suffering from hypothermia altitude sickness and hunger at least 3 have died including the baby it's becoming more and more windy and pretty soon it's going to be dark but the temperature will drop to below 0 absolutely freezing conditions these people spent one night outdoors. build a makeshift shelter so that they could have a place to sleep. 17 year old. are taught and husband were among the lucky few who were allocated a tent by the local police get them last week i mean. then lover i thought i would freeze to death getting here my little boy's hands and feet turned purple and he screamed with pain i was terrified my husband couldn't bre

and chile says it will expel undocumented venezuelan migrants from the border with bolivia which has become the center of a humanitarian crisis. the u.s. senate is rated to go ahead with a 2nd impeachment trial of former president donald trump in the past are rejecting the defense's argument that it is unconstitutional to try a former president but only 6 republicans joined all 50 democrats in voting to proceed with the trial 67 votes are needed for a conviction from wednesday house impeachment managers in trump's defense lawyers will have 16 spread over the next 2 days to present their cases but he cites presented. as our case is based on cold hard facts it's all about the facts the president from percent his lawyers here today to try to stop the senate from hearing the facts of this case they want to call the trial over before any evidence is even introduced their argument is that if you commit an impeachable offense in your last few weeks in office you do it with constitutional impunity you get away with it this is nothing less than the political weaponization of the impeachment p

bolivia it up for you out of there where did you become. more and more people are crowding into. library peace levels migrating from drought stricken country sites in search of food water and a better life. but the rents in the slums turn into a kind of trap for many of them a bondage from which they find no escape. 6 6 acne as more of asia is 57 years old she's lived half 18 years now. going to quit and i came to the slum of mothering so my children could go to school or right now there are just little jobs for me left and i used to get all that john so i was going to school fiascos when the pandemic came there i think i got a lot of harder there aren't any jobs anymore i don't have money for food or the rent everything's gotten so hard because hardly any opportunities are left to earn money sometimes i'm so stressed i get sick. in a nearby area agnus joins other women to wait for jobs and earn a bit of money but often enough no jobs out of the hands agnes wants to know who has a job hunting is going we all are struggling the woman says make there just aren't any jobs would you

are left on the floor of cemeteries and funeral homes of the capital and other hard hit cities as bolivia struggles to deal with the 2nd wave of infections deadlier than the 1st. government officials feared the backlog could spark another outbreak well accusing some funeral homes of taking in more bodies that they can safely handle. from a regional government should have provided leaning to funeral homes on how to manage. and secondly some funeral home to the increase in deaths and finally the structural problem regarding the capacity of board public and private symmetries to fulfill the high demand for commissions and. in bolivia one of the poorest countries in latin america many cemeteries have stopped accepting the bodies of 1000 victims some funeral home employee took to the streets saying they are left with few options. since the 1st waif we do not have a crime atory often the central cemetery and alto did have one and was receiving covert bodies but they're not anymore we simply don't have anywhere to take these bodies. there is a similar story in mexico city with the government try

. >> vamos a bolivia, una estampida humana dejÓ a heridos, la policÍa llegÓ al lugar, 70 personas intentaronrta parte de su vida pero saliÓ del hospital entre aplausos (aplausos) ahÍ la ve, es estela martÍn ingresÓ al hospital de la universidad de nuevo mÉxico en abril del aÑo pasado, estuvo en unidad de cuidados intensivos (uci) celebrÓ su cumpleaÑos y nos regala esta imagen llena de festejos, la celebraciÓn del dÍa de la candelaria en mÉxico fue disinta, - ¡oye, que viene mi marido?! - ¡pero de quÉ tÚ me estÁs...! - a la hora que el marido llega y ve este william levy pequeÑo... [video] [gritos] - ¡oye, pero ¿quÉ pasa?! ¡oye! - se formÓ el sal pa' fuera. - ¡fue un accidente! - ¡accidente tienen los aviones, lo que el diantre! - yo tengo 20 aÑos y el seÑor tiene... 70 aÑos. a mÍ me encantaba Él. - pero, doctora, ¿cÓmo no se va a enamorar de mÍ? mÍreme. - y me dice. "hija, te tengo una mala noticia: ese seÑor, ¡es tu abuelo!". - yo no la miro como nieta; yo la miro como mi esposa. - sus ojos pueden estar podridos, igual que su alma.

presentadora: en bolivia, presidentes indÍgenas acuden a la misma ancestral y hacen filas para un tratamientoa la jornada cinco. el atlas y el santos abrieron la actividad sabatina. los rojinegros rescataron el empate en casa. el partido finalizÓ con empate de un gol. santos suma 9 u y atlas sigue en el sÓtano con apenas dos puntos. mientras tanto, en el "estadio azteca" amÉrica fue anfitriÓn de puebla. el primer y Único gol fue obra de roger martÍnez. con ese Único tanto el equipo de santiago solari derrotÓ a la franja. las Águilas del amÉrica no han perdido como locales. en la liga de espaÑa, transcurre la jornada 22. recibieron al getafe. poco pudo hacer el cuadro visitante que el minuto 54 se quedÓ con un hombre menos. sevilla ganÓ el encuentro se quedÓ con los tres puntos en casa. es tercero en la general con 42 u. estamos en la noche previa del super bowl lv. en florida se encuentra adriana monsalve. adriana: un saludo. Última noche previa super bowl en la ciudad de tampa. finalmente llegaron los campeones de la nfl los que disputarÁn ante tampa este lombardi. llegaron a las 16:30 p.m.

in chile where thousands of mostly venezuelan migrants have entered through the andean border with bolivia there in the town of culture they were locals say they've been overwhelmed by people seeking food shelter and home claims china has blocked the social media clubhouse after a growing number of residents joined the invite only american audiotape which allows users to interact and chat rooms become increasingly popular in china and that provided a platform to discuss topics rarely debated online including the persecution of weakness taiwan's independence and the pro-democracy protests in hong kong turkey has indicated it could be willing to limit its use of the russian air defense system it bought less than 2 years ago to his purchase of the russian as for hundreds has strained relations with the u.s. and led to american sanctions against ankara washington has been demanding that the russian missiles be decommissioned turkey's defense minister says he's open to a compromise on the issue it's setting goals army says it's captured 3 rebel bases from separatist groups in the southern becau

. ♪ ♪ jorge: expulsarÁ a emigrante —— a inmigrantes venezolanos en la frontera de chile y bolivia.trabajo. el rescate de tres cubanos que pasaron 33 dÍas varados en una isla desierta en la florida. el piloto describe las condiciones en las que los encontraron . >> en el radio nos dijeron que tenÍan poca agua, comida y que estaban sobreviviendo con lo poco. ilia: la historia completa este caso, en la ediciÓn nocturna. jorge: una abogada de texas se perdiÓ en la tecnologÍa del zoom le hablÓ a un juez con perdiÓ en la tecnologÍa del zoom le hablÓ a un juez con ara de gato. ya presenté su declaración de taxes. ¿tiene alguna pregunta? ¿es el experto en taxes de turbotax live? ¿como puedo hacer para deducir la renovación que hice- ¿oí al experto en taxes de turbotax live? tuve más que un trabajo este año y - ¿es el experto en taxes de turbotax live? tuve unos pequeños gastos por negocios- ¡hola! ¿puedo deducir mi cirugía de cataratas? vamos a revisar toda su documentación. podría deducir la renovación si es para su negocio de pastelería. envíenos los recibos de los gastos. coordinemos un

she arrived from bolivia to the u.s. with her two sons 20 years ago and has never been home since.s do not know any other country than their own, the u.s. they were granted legal status by the dream act, but do not still have a u.s. citizenship. >> it is hard to be an immigrant here. it is painful. it is said. it is hard work. -- it is sad. it is hard work. reporter: she arrived with a tourist visa and never left. i document it immigrants like her account for 5% of the workforce in the u.s.. they are part of the backbone of the economy, doing the domestic work for many american families. >> we pay taxes here, but we don't get any help from the government. absolutely nothing. we are also in the middle of a terrible crisis right w. any of us -- many of us are also losing our homes, our income, our jobs. reporter: because of the pandemic, ingrid has lost her main source of income. now, she has also lost her home. because she cannot pay the rent anymore. but she ss what hurts the most is not to be able to visit her family. >> it is difficult to visit our countries, because if we leave,

again and funeral homes in cemeteries are overwhelmed yes the situation is again very dire in bolivia in the capital in a number of other cities in the country this 2nd wave this truly affecting battering the already quite weak health system that they have there the numbers of deaths been rising and we've seen some very very painful pictures on saturday of bodies abandoned in funeral homes and cemeteries cemeteries in a number of cities are completely full and now the government is accusing funeral homes taking more bodies than what they can deal with and they are fearing that these funeral homes could become a new focal point of infections in the country now remember believe is one of the poorest country in latin america it has. had a very hard time throughout pandemic and january has been the 2nd most deadly month since the start of the condemn thank you very much from bogota 100 p.r.t. thank you now last year was one of the most violent northwest nigeria has seen bandits and cattle rustlers killed more than a 1000 people in rural communities a region that was historically the heart

. >> la vacuna es aprobada para su uso en 16 paÍses entre ellos argentina, venezuela y bolivia ya seacuna serÁ administrada en los estados unidos? >> esto estÁ por verse, segÚn los consultados y sus creadores logra cumplir con las exigencias que tienen en este paÍs como por ejemplo la aprobaciÓn de la no no hay impedimento, parece ser eficaz, regresÓ contigo. jorge: terminamos con la historia de un hombre que ha ganado seis meses en la notarÍa de su estado, no ha ganado millones de dÓlares pero si mucho dinero. guÍa: hasta ahora habrÍa cobrado premios entre 1000 y 2000 $, pero ganÓun cuarto de millÓn de dÓlares invertirÁ en la educaciÓn de su hijo. locutor: televisa presenta...

reporter: the chile-bolivia border, excruciatingly hot by day, and freezing by night. latest destination for venezuelans seeking a better life in chile. >> i have seven grandchildren. here they are. they are the reason i have come here to help feed them. because in venezuela, they can survive. reporter: thousands of undocumented venezuelans have barely made it here, crossing at night through illegal entry points into the isolated town of cochane. they arrive suffering from other dudes sickness, hunger, and hypothermia. -- altitude sickness, hunger, and hypothermia. many have died. pretty soon it is going to be dark and the temperature will drop to below zero. absolutely freezing conditions. which is why these people who have already spent one night outdoors are trying to build a makeshift shelter, so they can have a place to sleep. this 17-year-old, her toddler, and husband were among the lucky few who were allocated a tent by the local police. >> i thought i would freeze to death getting here. my little boy's hands and feet turned purple, he screamed with pain, i was

chile, where thousands of mostly been his will and migrants have entered through the border with bolivialocals say they have been overwhelmed by people seeking food, shelter, and warm clothes. you are up-to-date with the headlines. we have more news coming up after "inside story." my for now -- bye for now. mohammed: who is in charge in somalia? the president's term has expired. opposition groups won't recognize his authority. and no one knows when elections will take place. so, what happens if this political deadlock drags on? this is "inside story." ♪ hello, welcome to the program. i am mohammed jamjoom. somalia is facing a power vacuum. elections were supposed to take place before the president's four-year term expired on monday. but mohamed abdullahi farmaajo is in dispute with regional leaders over how to hold the vote. talks between the central government and mogadishu and somalia's five federal states collapsed on friday. farmajo says the leaders are scuttling a deal to hold indirect parliamentary elections. but they accuse farmajo of trying to remove power from them. opposition p

their programs all right thank you from one is ours daniel sharma thanks daniel now health workers in bolivia have gone on strike they say the action will not affect covert patients they're demanding the government repeal a new health emergency law which bans strikes during the pandemic and allows foreign staff to be hired livia's health union is saying the law is unconstitutional and restricts the right to protest. so news from afghanistan where 5 people have been killed in 3 explosions in the capital kabul police say improvised explosive devices were used no one is claimed to be behind the attacks but at least 70 people have lost their lives in similar incidents in the past month targeting high profile figures like politicians judges and journalists and then more violence as well across the country despite a month long peace process between the government and taliban leaders with intense fighting in the southern kandahar province now which in the outskirts of its main city but seeing tens of thousands of lives at risk the neo-cons are furry has more from kabul here in rural kandahar the war

health care workers in bolivia have gone on strike they say that the action will not affect covert patientsthey're demanding the government repeal a new health emergency law which bans strikes during the pandemic and allows foreign staff to be hired live as health unions as the law is unconstitutional and restricts the right to protest. argentina's health minister gonzalez garcia has resigned following reports that at least 10 people skip the queue for covert vaccines among them was a journalist who said he'd been vaccinated after speaking directly with the minister country's only just started inoculating people over the age of 70 prioritizing health care workers before that earlier this month peru's health and foreign ministers resigned as well after it emerged that hundreds of officials have been vaccinated before health workers. now the last warrior from a once thriving indigenous community in purcell's amazon has died from cover 19 it spells the end of the chin the people as a distinct ethnic group daniel sheiner reports. the last shelter the last few the warrior. 86 year old are more h

unfolding in chile where thousands of 19 venezuelan by groups have entered through the border with bolivia there in the town of culturally aware locals say they have been overwhelmed by people seeking food shelter and warm plays. all right europe stay with headlines more news coming up paranoid zira right after inside story after. who's in charge in somalia the president's term has expired opposition groups won't recognize his authority and no one knows when elections will take place so what happens if this political deadlock drags on this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. so malia is facing a power vacuum elections were supposed to take place before the president's 4 year term expired on monday but mohamad abdalla far maggio is in dispute with regional leaders over how to hold the vote talks between the central government in mogadishu and somalia's 5 federal states collapsed on friday for macho says the leaders of jubilant and point lead are scuttling a deal to hold indirect parliamentary elections but they accuse far motto of trying to remove power from the opposition pa

bolivia across brazil were not so much in rio still to the north of rio it's potentially fairly wet the heavier ones are definitely the northeast of brazil and creeping up the coast of colombia as well in fact the next couple of days i think panama or costa rica will see a concentration of showers in the same time the cold air is coming out of the states where the hot so showers over mexico the neva cuba and the bahamas received this time and time again over the winter but there's the crease down in panama by the us the story itself most states are suffering quite extreme cold is a good winter from terms of temperature and snow fall not if you have to endure an ascetic of this is a high temperature houston of minus 5 clearly snow is going eastwards for the cold remains behind and that's true even on tuesday houston's just above freezing. sponsored by qatar airways. this is al jazeera. i live there on that blog this is a new life and go home coming up in the next 60 minutes. shots fired him in ma where the military has extended and censored she's detention despite growing demands from pr

other latin american countries have been entering chile through a remote desert passage which borders bolivia latin america editor listen human reports from the border town of call china in chile is to pocket a region. chani is in the have my desert and nearly 4000 meters above sea level the lamas outnumber the locals the majority indigenous and modish who sell their wool and meat. here there are no basic services not even sure age or electricity. so when more than 6000 undocumented migrants suddenly began arriving from across the border with libya 6 weeks ago residents say they felt invaded. the me that's some only they entered my house and stole my things they're human beings who are cold and hungry but this is the government's responsibility not. this i met a woman silver spoon faces upwards as a sign of anger when they see again more just the number of migrants is more than double the number of residents here when huge numbers of outsiders arrive with different customs for example sacking or homes that produces a cultural clash. the migrants are penniless and exhausted many arrive traumat

children in a remote area of bolivia have gone back to school wearing full protective suits classes have restarted up for 6 months shut down most regions are opting for online learning but many pupils in rural areas where internet access isn't guaranteed a back in the classroom. the weather next here on al-jazeera then china's state broadcaster runs into problems with authorities in the u.k. . conspiracy theorist marjorie taylor green is given a rebuke by her colleagues in the u.s. congress. it's time for the perfect jenny. sponsored plan qatar airways we've got flooding concerns across a good part of france at the moment particular down towards the southwest and i'm afraid there is yet more rain in the forecast areas of low pressure just around spain and portugal other area of low pressure up towards the british isles going to fade is a very cold rascon cold across northern parts of europe over the next couple of days the rules say moving this area of low pressure across spain and portugal towards francis is the same in paris at present with flooding water is the concern here as well as

bolivia that up for you out of there well did you become. more and more people are crowding into nairobi slum migrating from drought stricken country sites in search of food water and a better life. for the men in the slums turned into a kind of trance and many of them funded from which they find. 6. 6 back miss moore is 57 years old she's lived half 18 years now. but of course one of the calls i came to the slum of mcgarvey so my children could go to school right now there are just no jobs for me left and i used to get all of john so i was going to school fees schools but i had demick came here i think got a lot of orders there aren't any jobs anymore i don't have money for food or the rent to everything's gotten so hard because hardly any opportunities are left to earn money sometimes i'm so stressed i get sick. in a nearby area agnus joins other women to wait for jobs and earn a bit of money but often enough. to be hand agnus wants to know who has a job hunting is going away all the struggling the woman says maybe just on any jobs would y

healthcare workers in bolivia have gone on strike they are demanding the government for appeal in new health emergency of norwich banned strikes during the pandemic and allows foreign staff to be hired livia's health union says the law is unconstitutional and restricts the right to protest. millions of people in texas don't have clean drinking water and hundreds of thousands are still without power the southern u.s. state has been plunged into chaos by a rare winter storm john hendren reports from chicago. frigid texas is trading power problems for water walk this past week has been an enormous challenge maybe unlike any challenge that you've ever dealt with before has been far too burdensome for the lives of all those affected. we're working around the clock and we will continue to work around the clock to address to meet your needs and challenges that after days of rare freezing temperatures blanketed the 2nd largest state in the u.s. power stations are all back on line that after unusually high demand led to rolling blackouts transmission lines taken down by ice still have left nea

businesses are banned from opening at night and public gatherings are restricted health care workers in bolivia are on strike but insists it won't affect covert 19 patients the demand in the government repeal a new health emergency bill has been strikes during the pandemic and allows foreign staff to be hard to believe he is healthy and says the law is unconstitutional and silence his dissent. the mexican president is being accused of trying to control what information the public gets by shutting down a corporation busting unit as manuel lopez obrador says the freedom of information unit is too expensive but its supporters say it's been crucial to lifting the lid on crime john holeman reports now from mexico city. the former president's secret white mansion in a government scam to defraud the poor and vulnerable just 2 seismic investigations in mexico city that were helped by the country's publicly funded the autonomous transparency institution. or to go on what to one of the. if this institution didn't exist you know these investigations which have proved wide ranging corruption would have bee

chillin soldiers have been deployed along bolivia's border to prevent illegal crossings but stopping them has been a challenge most refugees and migrants say their desire for a new start the stronger than the fear of the dangerous journey. of the young al jazeera. 12 police officers that arrested in mexico in connection with the deaths of 19 people near the u.s. border that charred bodies were found last week in the back of 2 banda trucks at least 2 have been confirmed to be quantum olens who are trying to reach the u.s. for a better life john holmes reports from mexico city. and that is going to go a bombshell in mexico tuesday night the killing and burning of 19 people among them guatemalan migrants was perpetrated by police said authorities entirely persist. at least 12 members of the state police took part in the events of the 22nd of january this theory gained traction because the crime scene was altered there's an absence of shells and bullets the police also contradicted themselves in their report of the crime and in interviews with officers. the suspects are now under arrest

that gosh you must be tough so that the boss will see that you're doing a good job and i just on the bolivia that up are you out of there will do you become. more and more people are crowding into nairobi slum migrating from drought stricken country sites in search of food water and a better life. for the rents in the slums turn into a kind of trance and many of them abundant from which they find no escape. 6. 6 back miss moore is 57 years old she's lived if 18 years now. but of course one of the calls i came to the slum of motherhood so my children could go to school right now there are just no jobs for me left and i used to get all that john so i could be the school fiascos when the pandemic came here i think about a lot of harder there aren't any jobs anymore i don't have money for food or the rent to everything's gotten so hard because hardly any opportunities are left to earn money sometimes i'm so stressed i get sick. in a nearby area agnus joins other women to wait for jobs and earn a bit of money but often enough. to be hand agnes wants to know has a job hunting is going away all the

fears of a humanitarian crisis at least 2 people have died recently trying to enter the country from bolivia photos in sudan several miners are reportedly trapped after 14 pits collapsed in el kankar and south kordofan it's not certain how many are missing. inside story next. we bring you the stories and developments the dramatically changing the world literally seen as congress is debating a bill to raise billions of dollars from the super rich families hit hard by them and counting on al-jazeera. world's biggest tech giants are facing all your data hangs in the balance facebook and apple at all deserve a new lease on track use it's tuesday but is it really about protecting people's downside could the tech giant conflict force change on the industry this is inside story. i. belong to the program on kim but now we all know social media attracts a loss of what we say and do online you know the drill you google something you've thought about buying and then you're hounded by ads but whatever that thing was seemingly everywhere you look well now 2 of the world's biggest tech giants apple and fa

causing fears of a humanitarian crisis at least 2 people have died recently trying to enter chile from bolivia on force one from colombia and one from venezuela hundreds of people are choosing to walk through remote areas to avoid border checkpoints. we're getting reports from sudan that several miners are trapped after 14 pits collapsed a car in south kordofan the area's rich in minerals it's not certain yet how many are missing israel has begun to demolish a bedouin village in the occupied west bank for the 2nd time in 3 months why it's groups say that israel wants to displace an entire palestinian community to make way for illegal settlements israeli officials say the village is on military land of zeros there are abraham reports now from the occupied west bank. only a few hours after israeli forces demolished their homes these palestinians are rebuilding them himself welcome village in the northern jordan valley in the occupied west bank has been home to dozens of palestinians who have lived here for decades israel declared the area as a military training zone in the 1980 s. and has been d

that's where thousands of mostly venezuelan migrants have entered through the andean border with bolivia they've gathered in the town of culture which sits almost 4000 meters above sea level outnumbered residents say they've been overrun by migrants seeking food shelter and warm clothes at least 2 people are known to have died making that illegal crossing through the outer tama desert and these mountains or latin america editor of the sea and newman is in the town of culture in chile where many of the migrants are running out of base in goods. this is probably one of the most inhospitable places in the world for migrants who are penniless to cross over into any country and arrive in china where we are right now which is practically a desert outpost there's only electricity here 4 hours a day you can see many of these migrants behind me now as many as 6000 have crossed over from the bolivian border which is only about 500 meters in front of me but they've been crossing through to through illegal passage ways which are absolutely difficult and sometimes deadly using coyotes basically traff

in chile where thousands of mostly venezuelan migrants have entered through the and in border with bolivia they're in the town of culture ne where locals say they've been overwhelmed by people seeking food shelter and warm clothes for the hostile environment at least 2 people and they too have died making the crossing through the atacama desert and the andes mountains in america it's only seen human is in the town with more on the conditions the new arrivals are facing. this is probably one of the most inhospitable places in the world for migrants who are penniless to cross over into any country and arrive in chani where we are right now which is practically a desert outpost there's only electricity here 4 hours a day you can see many of these migrants behind me now as many as 60000 have crossed over from the bolivian border which is only about 500 meters in front of me but they've been crossing through to through illegal passage ways which are absolutely difficult and sometimes deadly using coyotes basically traffickers to get through to avoid the army and the police and by the time they

children in a remote area of bolivia have gone back to school wearing full protective suits classes have restarted after a 6 month shutdown most regions are opting for online learning but many pupils in rural areas where internet access isn't guaranteed and are back in the classroom in mexico a dozen police officers have been implicated in the deaths of 19 people among them migrants from honduras they've been shot and their bodies burned john holeman reports. live tallies on the way to the small house for gold was building for his wife 3 children it was a syfy but it's thousands but on them that's why we went to the us to try for a better life for them because when you work the land here you can make it pay but we you get paid. you won't see it finished no. on the way to the u.s. ofa go was shot one of the guatemalans that makes complete killed and then burned entirely pissed if talley still doesn't understand what you are missing a persona i ask myself how it's possible that the authorities take justice into their own hands it seem punitive is beyond measure. if you look at it over go w