>>en bolivia 33000 devotos participaron en la procesión al santuario de copacabana ubicado casi 4000nos con la tristeza de viajar sin un familiar por que falleció por covid 19 >> hemos perdido mi madre >> han sido tiempos difíciles para nosotros >> familias amigos incluso mascotas caminaron por carretera durante 3 días hacia el pueblo de copacabana a orillas del lago titicaca 95 millas de la paz >> en este trayecto aprendemos de todo, aprendemos a valorarnos también con la coquita que nos ayuda y evita que nos cansemos más >> al llegar a la iglesia con cansancio y dolor se arrodilla durante la cruz y la imagen de la virgen maría dicen que con la promesa cumplida >> primero agradecer por toda la protección que nos brinda a la familia >> aquí con mi esposa hemos venido para agradecer a la virgen por todas las bendiciones que nos ha dado >> cientos de peregrinos llegan así con bastón en mano al santuario de copacabana donde los representantes de la iglesia católica pidieron que acabe la pandemia y también la guerra <>>que dios nos escuche que acabe la guerra y se acabe la pandemia es el

. >> desde la guerra fría países como cuba, venezuela, nicaragua, bolivia y desde que putin asumió ela y rusia lleva años cultivando la imagen de estados unidos como líderes hipócritas y por eso la influencia rusa sigue así en latinoamérica. >> ¿qué tipo de información falsa envía rusia? >> por ejemplo ahora mismo dicen que la masacre que vemos y vimos en bucha es consecuencia de los ucranianos que los rusos no son culpables de lo vemos y lo han dicho muchas veces y la razón por la cual que los rusos se metieron en ucrania y que están combatiendo las almas biológicas y que su excusa era para combatir a los extremistas, lo que acabo de decir ahora mismo es falso pero lo interesante es que no solo son los medios rusos que propagan la información falsa y medios venezolanos propaganda de maduro también distribuyen ese tipo de informacióes esa información que los rusos y gobiernos izquierdistas que distribuy información falsa. >> pero ¿por qué quieren llegar a los latinos? >> porque nos llega en el teléfono la información que son tíos, abuelos que nos mandan de latinoamérica y aquí la cosa

recently has been pristine forests and a small town really close to the triple border between peru, bolivia, and brazil. starting in the early 2000s, there was a plan to build a major highway moving products from brazil over the andes to the ports in the pacific for exports to places like china. that changed the face of madre de dios. it connected the city of puerto maldonado with the city of cusco in the andes. that voyage used to take about two weeks in the rainy season. now it takes about 6 hours. the price of gold started to rise, and in 2008, it skyrocketed. and that created an unprecedented gold boom for tens of thousands of miners, who came from mainly the andes into madre de dios and started to take the forest apart. some of the most dense and biodiverse rain forests in the world. so la pampa is an area next to the highway. about 5 years ago, this was a place that was a couple miners, a couple tents. and it eventually became an illegal city that had thousands of people and was the gateway to the hotspot of illegal gold mining in the amazon. [karina garay speaking spanish] fernandez:

but this was not a war between paraguayan bolivia. it was a war between 2 oil companies, american and british pay attention to this story who controlled the sale of hydrocarbons. the united states through a private company. they sold oil last week. we heard about russia being suspended from the human rights council, allegedly because of the invasion, the u. s. has carried out so many incursions in libya, iraq and many other countries, sometimes to accrue data. and yet they consider themselves to be the defenders of human rights. they have no moral right to do so. now let me, let me remind you the united states has not ratified a single international treaty, a single convention on human rights. what's more rights, what authority do they have to talk about human rights here? they think they have the right to judge human rights. what about military interventions? there is a big difference between the people and an empire. the peoples are fighting for peace with the help of social justice of the united states. the path to peace lies throu

paraguay is surrounded by bolivia, argentina and brazil.icing the perimeter is not easy. juan says this means illegal immigrants are easily able to enter the country and bypass the covid checks. he says corrupt officials then legitimise their paperwork. the bbc cannot independently verinyuan�*s figures. estimates we've received differ hugely. in response tojuan�*s allegations, the government told us... they added... noemijara works in the tourism office. she's in the business of welcoming people, but she's worried that double standards have become the norm. noemi goes farther. she says she often feels belittled by the new arrivals. but that isn't the end of this story. it is notjust the pandemic driving this new wave of immigration. newsreader: angela merkel is absolutely putting - on the pressure, and has been doing so...i since 2015, around 1.5 million migrants, many of whom had fled war in afghanistan, iraq and syria, have entered germany in response to former chancellor angela merkel�*s open—door policy. but the strategy has led to tens

that's what happened with bolivia. it's something we are very concerned about and one reason we got anti-tank missiles to ukraine during the trump administration. we worked hard to get those and there were a lot of folks in the pentagon and state department is said we can get the ukrainians missiles to defend themselves because that will provoke anden encourage them and i felt on the president felt it was just the opposite. if we gave missiles to defend themselves and it was as a blood in the early day of the crisis. it was those a jab one anti-tank missiles made here in america and given to ukraine by the american taxpayers that allowed ukrainians access to armored attack against the russians and the fight for their independent security. >> i think ukraine surprised the world an even surprised them. let's talk about your effort the first time you go in and what the purpose was and tell me about that. >> not long ago most americans knew ukraine who had a single phonecall with our president and all the went around that.

is a line that stretches from the east to brazil that through just catching the northern part of bolivia, the flooding with heavy rain because of that, that seasonal staff does more seasonal rain coming in to sorta now eventually. but this is not that unusual bit of concentration there, all the heavy stuff in northern parts of venezuela in cuba, hispaniola and all the small islands and even the last round tele for the trade winds brings frequent light showers. it means that most of mexico is dry. few lights hasn't honduras in guatemala. in the u. s. though the usual contrast and they are contrast. the cold air is reached, the deep south of you, some big thunderstorms. they may be tornadoes, not wally, of them yet. the real cold air has gone through temporarily to survive the great lakes and taken snow with its left behind bismark minus 3. it's a cold place, but it shouldn't be that cold. then through the mountains with cascades in the rockies, we dropped snow falling with rain in san francisco on saturday. he's gone on sunday . it's a little bit warmer. but there's more snow again coming

days of the te whanake empire that stretched out across parts of what is now modern day peru and boliviaeen buried between the year 800 to 1000 ad. when he died, he would have been buried along with about 30 people. many of them were sacrificed in his honour. the investigation of this site continues. there are more mummies to be unearthed. the tomb of the lord of cajamarquilla has more secrets to be revealed. tim allman, bbc news. now let's turn back to ukraine and there've been lots of stories of how people there have mobilised in response to the russian invasion. one woman who started helping just a few elderly neighbours in her kyiv neighbourhood, now runs a network that helps more than a thousand across the region. the bbc�*s abdujalil abdurasulov has her story. christina is on a phone with an 82—year—old woman who says that she has no food left at home. with a soft voice, christina reassures her that she is not forgotten. christina set up this hub when russia invaded ukraine in february. she started delivering food to a few elderly women. now, her team looks after more than a thousa

arrogance sergey brilev with the assistance of david flor and daniil riber de neurosti argentina boliviawe watch it just point the smartphone camera at the qr-code and download the application this is all you need. now all the news with video live broadcast of all tv channels and the largest collection of movies we watch series of programs in your hands in the application or on the website for free without registration. the first blow to the debalets since 2016, ukrainian troops fired at residential areas from a hurricane multiple launch rocket system, damaged a school, a kindergarten, a technical school, 10 residential buildings, two people were injured, volgograd, krasnodar, moscow and then to the west with a finish on may 9 in kaliningrad , the eighth international starts today motocross of the pobeda road russian orbital service station who is preparing its project when it will be launched in space and when russia finally finishes working on the iss, dmitry rogozin, head of roscosmos, told our channel about this in an interview . a powerful tornado in kansas, usa a whirlwind demolish

days of the te whanake empire that stretched out across parts of what is now modern day peru and boliviaen buried between the year 800 to 1000 ad. when he died, he would have been buried along with about 30 people. many of them were sacrificed in his honour. the investigation of this site continues. there are more mummies to be unearthed. the tomb of the lord of cajamarquilla has more secrets to be revealed. tim allman, bbc news. before we go, a reminder that you can follow all the latest developments on the war in ukraine by going to our online live coverage. follow it on bbcnews.com or the bbc news app. that is the very latest. hello. the weather looked very different between the top and tail of the uk on tuesday. across england and wales, the sun came out for many. and in the sunshine, temperatures got up into the low to mid teens. this was the isle of wight tuesday afternoon. here we are, though, in aberdeenshire tuesday afternoon, a very different picture — some fresh snowfall, temperatures barely scratching above freezing. arctic air to the north of the uk. to the south, atlantic a

days of the te whanake empire that stretched out across parts of what is now modern day peru and bolivia year 800 to 1000 ad. when he died, he would have been buried along with about 30 people. many of them were sacrificed in his honour. the investigation of this site continues. there are more mummies to be unearthed. the tomb of the lord of cajamarquilla has more secrets to be revealed. tim allman, bbc news. let's get all the latest sports news now from the bbc sport centre. hello, i'm mark edwards with your sport. we're going to start with the european champions league and it was a good night for british sides in the quarter final first legs on tuesday. manchester city will take a i—0 advantage to spain after they beat atletico madrid, and it was their captain and playmaker kevin de bruyne, who was the difference maker on the night with 20 minutes to go made no mistake when put through by phil foden moments after the england international had come on. we were patient enough, except the first ten, five minutes, the second half. like, um, like, uh, like we attack not the right rhythm. we

arrogance sergey brilev with the assistance of david flor and daniil riber de niro lead argentina boliviainister of health mikhail murashko a real diamond of medicine, which opened today in the capital of yakutia, a new republican cardiodispensary hospital designed for 150 patients equipped with the latest science and technology, more than 800 doctors will work there and in one of the most modern cardio centers not only in the far east but and throughout russia evgeny zaborovsky. this event was dreamed of for decades realized in just 4 years 15.000 m² of the new cardio-vascular center will make a significant contribution to the fight against the most common cause of death of people, especially since we have e extreme north uh, nature, harsh climate everything. this affects the strategy of reducing mortality from diseases of the circulatory system - this is a state task, fixed in the national health project, modern geographers ct and mri machines and other latest equipment allow for all kinds of research, based on which doctors already today carry out the most advanced procedures in the op

you have been left without shelter and heavy rains in bolivia forced more than 250 families from their homes. the river in the pay on best its banks, flooding roads, homes and businesses. some residents returned to their homes to salvage what they could of their belongings, being protest in the united states state of michigan against the police killing of a black man who was stop while driving 26 year old patrick lawyer was killed on april. the 4th after what officers described as a lengthy struggle video shows lloyd be shot in the back of the head. twitter has adopted a so called a poison pill plan to fight an attempt by billionaire elan must take it over. the bullet says if muska claus more than 15 percent of the firm stock, it'll flood the market with shares. that would make the buyout much more difficult . headlines. more news come up here and out there. right after we visit the listening post. or china, in the us sleep walking their way to war in the struggle over ukraine. here's the test for president joe biden is really trying to do is rewrite the security architecture in your p

and bolivia has a new record high. and that's by least 2 degrees on the old record. and when you get that sort of, he tends to draw in the air and eventually you end up with sun to salt. exactly what's happening here. but the heaviest radio still further north up through sir an am diana line across towards columbia, maybe northern peru. and this been some flash flooding from this, which is seasonally nor big showers. around yucatan are disappearing southwards into guatemala and honduras. and that same line, ragged line goes through jamaica and east and key with bigs. thunderstorms, likely here in a few, in the bahamas as well result of the cooler air that's come out of the u. s. however, talk if kura, there it is. now on friday, los angeles is up to $37.00 degrees. this is particularly hot or heat. warranty won't last, temperatures coming down. and in this warp spreading back up through the plane states, but it still leaves winter circulating around the great lakes and to the east chatter airway issue, airline of the journey. ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hello, i am s

central philippines. heavy rains in bolivia have forced more than 200 families from their homes. the river in pylon base, its banks ferrying votes homes and businesses. some residents return to salvage what's left of their belongings. officials in santa cruz province. we'll meet next week to figure out how to deal with the situation. sit ahead on al jazeera, with that whole supplies from russia. germany turns back to its own resources, but it could come at an environmental cost and electric vehicles. take center stage at the new york international auto show, but can may overtake america's love of gases. ah, the journey has begun the 3 full world copies on its way to catherine book. your travel package today is gonna be a bit late in the year for any significant rainbow hasn't got there yet. so this cloud, which is really per frontal system, you see whipping through stretching from around that society will give a few more lighted shows is caught up the wind as well and picked a lot of dust. so the whole area is fairly hazy, their own. but actually surprising, given the wind direct

colombia, bolivia and peru, in the minds of most of mankind, these three countries are nothing more thaniangle in this geometric figure, a harmful potion grows on every corner of the white deadly powder is pouring, as if from a cornucopia, and through and through the corrupt government in every possible way panders to cocaine drug lords of all stripes. of course, there is some truth in such statements, but not everything is so simple and unambiguous; we will not delve into the political wilds of this issue, but will only turn to one side of their primordial mores associated with use. koki. note that it is coca, and not natural cocaine leaves, they are obtained in the laboratory. cocaine powder this product of progress the hero of our time, and the plant from which it is extracted has been used for medicinal purposes by more than one generation of the indigenous inhabitants of the south american continent. the children of tron have been using them for centuries and feel great about them. they believe that these are only european chemists. they learned how to extract any white muck from us

chernozemel region, and the second, and the opportunity to take pictures on a spectacular pink lake, as in boliviasalty, like the dead sea in israel, that is, at the same time you can to improve their health on the big yasheltinsky lake , too, at the recreation centers on its shores, they are treated to the fullest with water and mud. and on the manych coast it was also buzzing and blooming tulips give whole fields, however, once a year you need to be able to catch the moment, this is the third reason to be in kalmyk, the most beautiful. here even the tulip festival is being held right now and will last until may 2, and there are a lot of things, both in different regions of the republic and in its capital. in elista, there is a fourth good reason to play chess. here is their real cult people arranges intellectual fights right on the street, and in the vicinity of the city of emergency, a chess town was founded, it appeared in 1998 thanks to the international olympiad dedicated to this game. and of course, the last fifth reason to get a portion of buddhist tranquility. in this republic its a lot o

were injured and some 40000 people are suffering from the destruction left behind and heavy rains in bolivia force more than 200 families from their homes. the river in pale on burst, its banks strutting roads, homes, and businesses. you're upset with headlines on algae sierra coming up next year. it's witness. stay with us. ah. with 3130 the new field. absolutely. if you can my wife. you knew i want you that we are grandmother to so how about family? oh no. no. oh, depending on the law depend on families with ah, trying on possibly country timing ain't done. i'm with s t u v w a y and then bang ram with that one. thanks. so that means man meeting the food land. and the guys over the way that deal with us, but the late today, but they do know that i mean i leg freaking out the day when brain to flor thank god alana again a with regard to what i was on a call as well as i've heard it will be there last month. people in our palms, minute is on. but now that is another, you know, him by with, he's ready to get these lack of a is really made happy. but actually i of i next period of how importan

arrogance sergey brilev with the assistance of david flor and daniel riber de niro lead argentina boliviazil ecuador an extended version of this material by sergey brilev, watch on the russia 24 tv channel and on the watch platform. and you are watching big news. here's what's next in our program the latest progress data special operations in the donbass report by the kharkiv region is about how you are the ukrainian population our military strikes the truth light elegant angara missiles why is the uniqueness of the military satellite that was launched into orbit today by philip kirkorov 55, where and how the jeweler spends this day and how his colleagues congratulate him stars? something that others won't show you, wow, so we all want putin's unknown gift figure skaters valieva moments in the kremlin and at the entrance to the kremlin, the head of the un why did he give away the phone numbers of the silanians? new details split russian society, and the attempt on the most popular tv journalist decisively solovyov exclusive interview with the most pastoral topic to them. it doesn’t matter

how changing with patterns are going to affect how people live and where they live. heavy rains in bolivia, her force more than 250 families from their homes. the river in the pale on the bus, its banks flooding roads, homes and businesses. some residents return to their homes to salvage what they could have their belongings for climate change activists. a blocking a major road in paris, members of the rebellion, a group of organized fits in, one of the city's most faint and famous monument urging french presidential candidates to put a greater focus on climate change and act on the matter campaign is underway ahead of the 2nd round of voting later this month. united states, as it is deeply concerned about friday's violence in occupied east jerusalem. ready forces are accused of a flagrant violation for confronting confronting palestinians at the alex of mos compared to robin reports. now from see the scenes inside the alex and mosque in occupied east jerusalem early friday morning. fighting between stone during most men and his railey police who fight stung grenades and t. guess around 15

talk to someone at the state department and make sure i had an existing strategy, there was one in bolivia where the state department felt the deputizing exerted pressure, the bolivians responded by being david to goliath and it would not be valuable to continue that way. we were able to get americans brought back. you get excited when you play a small role in something like that. it became something i was looking to do. the people i talked to said you will have to talk to our boss. that is when the boss and i got together. four days after that, what is significant about brain trauma as i had seen the relief he got from doing postop for morphine. when i turned on the news the day of the earthquake in haiti, the reports ron amputations in children. because i had existing relationships with hugo chavez, and because actors in hollywood -- i knew i would not be able to call anyone in the united states with the regulations and an incredible man tells me they need 350,000 vials of morphine. i will get some friends and pickup truck's and delivered to the trauma center, and that happened. i rememb

further man, nothing at all to do not care, not about bolivia, uh, none none of any care for the plantsn the pot. unless, of course, there is confidence that it is safe, you can grow it again. to do this, you need to cut off the neck of a plastic bottle, fill it with water and insert the rest of the greens there, so you can repeat the cycles 3-4 times. and there are dozens of such life hacks and the same number of those who are ready to share useful experience with beginners for free and it seems, when else, if not in spring, when fresh energy fills everything around try your hand at what turned out to really save money and add health. good morning, friends, your friend, russified italian federico, arrived in suzdal today. and more specifically, the museum, shchurovo settlement, and this is a place where you can not only immerse yourself in the life of ancient russia, but also taste it for bonjorno. my name is in the world, apparently , how do i start with a huge number of toppings. you will, of course, come on a small piece. you know, now i remember when i first traveled on grandma cam

in addition to bolivia, you have got one in peru after 30 years of government -- capitalist government. venezuela has never been as bad as it is. i am shocked that the biden administration would consider talking to venezuela about oil. nicaragua, we got rid of dutere. he came back and is worse than ever. host: you mentioned autocratic governments. we have seen what putin is doing in russia. is there a return to the totalitarianism, to autocrat -run empires? guest: it is. when you look at the three failed states in central america -- guatemala, honduras, el salvador --, they have corrupt autocratic leaders. when you look at nicaragua, it is just as repressive as venezuela or russia. now we have this new guy in peru. latin america has had a shift away from democracy. then you look at hungary. for -- orban said yesterday he is not going to support restricting russia's oil. poland, slovenia, slovakia said they will. orban is an autocrat in a democrats coat. he is not playing team ball with europe. not the -- they need to not necessarily contain him like russia, but let him know there is a

and heavy rains in bolivia forced more than 250 families from their homes. the river in pe long burst as banks, flooding roads, homes and businesses. some residents returned to their homes to salvage what they could fare belonging. there being protests in the state of michigan against the police killing of a black man who has stopped while driving 26 year old patrick lawyer was killed on april. the 4th after was offices described at length. he struggled. video footage shows lawyer being shot in the back of the head. supporters of the pakistan people's party have been celebrating the ousting the prime minister run column and has gotten hundreds rallied outside the party's headquarters in karachi collins removed from office almost a week ago. after losing a new confidence that 3 chinese astronaut serv returned to us after 6 months on the country's newest space station. it is china's longest crude space mission. the crew landed a rover on mars and they sent probes to the moon. yet headlines. we have more news coming up right off the inside story. we'll see late

authorities have released emergency funds to help tens of thousands left without shelter heavy rains in bolivia, her force more than 250 families from their homes, the river and paid on best its banks, flooding roads, homes and businesses. some residents returned to their homes to salvage what they could from that belonging. as senior us politician has worn china must pay a price for supporting russians. invasion of ukraine. senator lindsey graham made the comments in taiwan during meeting with president sy in when a graham said neither taiwan nor the u. s. once conflict with china, the claims the island as his territory. twitter has adopted a so called a poison pill plan to fight an attempt by billionaire. learn much to take it over. the board says if mosque requires more than 15 percent of the firm stock, it will flood the market with shares. that would make a buyout. a lot more difficult yet. so the headlines, the use continues here and 0 after we visit to counting the cost the race to succeed. those 3 go, the guards as president of the philippines is heading into its final stretch, struggli

or heavy rains in bolivia have forced more than 250 families from the homes. the river in polano bursts, banks, flooding roads, homes and businesses. some residents returned to their homes to salvage what they could of their belongings. the year says it's deeply concerned about friday's violence in occupied east jerusalem. israel has been accused of a flagrant violation after its forces confronted palestinians at the alex and mos compound 300 palestinians were detained by his ready soldiers. and more than $150.00 were injured. john holman, as if the scenes inside the alex a mosque in occupied east jerusalem early friday morning. fighting between stone, throwing masked men and his railey police, who fight stung grenades and t. guess around 150 people were injured. this palestinian camera, ma'am? was there something wrong? they brutally emptied the compound. they were attacking the musk stuff, normal people, elders, and young people. what of it? they were many injured people. they fired trouble, bullets inside. alexa must compound, they were beating everyone, ev

how changing weather patterns are going to affect how people of and where they live. heavy rains in bolivia have forced more than 250 families from their homes. the river in napoleonic busters, banks, flooding roads, homes and businesses, and some residents returned to their homes to salvage what they could have her long . i still had her not sir. twitter brings in a circle poison pill plan. to prevent belinda, it must from take it over and the mystery of not to them will tell you about the 14th century relics of a deep and 30 destroy ah, the journey has begun. the 34 world copies on its way to catherine book, your travel package to day it was a warm day yesterday most to western europe. london went up to 23 degrees. and typically we took the 8 degrees above average because it's bit of a gentle suddenly breeze around this. sitting auntie's hartley. it's not true of eastern europe, the offices happening here that we had a bit further south. one of the reasons this change is a circulation in north africa. so you've got lovely weather in spain and portugal in france, and the increasing wind sh

every rings in bolivia have forced more than 250 families from their homes. the river and pylon bursts its banks, flooding roads, homes and businesses. some residents returned to their homes to salvage their belongings. emergency services are working off the coast of shanicea to contain a potential environmental disaster. after a tanker sank, the cello carrying 750 tons of diesel from egypt to malta went down after seeking shelter because of bad weather. a 7 man crew was rescued between his whom governments had the sunken ship situation is alarming. local media in southeast afghan says the pakistan air force has killed at least 30 people. women and children are reported to be among the dead in cost province. the pakistani government hasn't commented on the reports, fuels being rational in sri lanka, as the economic crisis there gets worse, car drivers are limited to 20 liters at petrol stations, while motorcycles can only buy for prices for fuel, food and medicine are soaring. the prime minister of singapore, who's been in power for 18 years, is finally revea

in bolivia, heavy rains or force, more than 200 families from their homes. the river in pylon bursts, banks, flooding roads, homes and businesses. some residence returned to salvage was theft of their belongings, and twitter says there has adopted a so called poison pill, pan that could block a takeover bid by ellen musk. the move could enable his investors to realize the full value of the investment and force masked to pay shareholders a premium for the company. you'll unmask recently increase his take in the social media platform to 9 percent. those are the headlines on al jazeera next year. it's talked to alger, see, i stay with us. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what lucy al jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you, al jazeera, with every child has the right to grow up in a safe and inclusive environments. that's was the goal set out in 1989 by the united nations convention on the rights of the child. but in a world filled with conflicts, millions of miners face atta

talk to someone at the state department and make sure i had an existing strategy, there was one in bolivia where the state department felt the deputizing exerted pressure, the bolivians responded by being david to goliath and it would not be valuable to continue that way. we were able to get americans brought back. you get excited when you play a small role in something like that. it became something i was looking to do. the people i talked to said you will have to talk to our boss. that is when the boss and i got together. four days after that, what is significant about brain trauma as i had seen the relief he got from doing postop for morphine. when i turned on the news the day of the earthquake in haiti, the reports ron amputations in children. because i had existing relationships with hugo chavez, and because actors in hollywood -- i knew i would not be able to call anyone in the united states with the regulations and an incredible man tells me they need 350,000 vials of morphine. i will get some friends and pickup truck's and delivered to the trauma center, and that happened. i rememb

days of the te whanake empire that stretched out across parts of what is now modern day peru and boliviaad. when he died, he would have been buried along with about 30 people. many of them were sacrificed in his honour. the investigation of this site continues. there are more mummies to be unearthed. the tomb of the lord of cajamarquilla has more secrets to be revealed. tim allman, bbc news. now, if you've been watching bbc news for the past few years, you'll know the remarkable journey that rob burrow has been on — and yesterday it was another big day for the rugby league legend. he was awarded his mbe for services to rugby and raising awareness of motor neurone disease. graham satchell was with rob at windsor castle, and has been taking a look at his story so far. rob burrow with his wife, lindsey, at windsor castle, and a special day. rob is here to get his mbe. motor neurone disease means rob now speaks with the help of a computer. i'm shocked to be accepting the mbe award. it is not something that was on the list of things that i wanted to achieve, but i am absolutely honoured to re

and sundry downpours will continue to run into paraguay, pushing up into bolivia, easing up towards rio as he go on through the next couple days. cool. a fresh weather bryce guys there upon a series of about 18 celsius. not so bright further north. we could see those foundry down paws are set to continue more heavy showers, extending all the way up towards the caribbean. and you can follow this line of cloud that we have across sir southern parts of the caribbean. and we down pause there for a panama forecast. rica, eating across rico, pushing into the dominican republic as we go one into the 2nd half of the way can to see some localized flooding here, scattering of showers elsewhere across the region and the scattering issue and line of the journey. how and why did hooton's become so obsessed? with this law, we were giving them a tool to hold corrupt individuals in human rights, abusers accountable. they're going to rip this deal apart if they take the white house in 2025. what is the world hearing? what we're talking about vi american today, you'll weekly take on us politics and socie

territory of ukraine through the hands of nationalists voted against the resolution algeria belarus boliviaank, kazakhstan kyrgyzstan china north korea cuba laos malini karagu republic of the congo russia syria tajikistan uzbekistan is the king of eritrea and ethiopia, moreover, not voted countries that are deprived of the right to vote due to arrears in membership dues. and there are some, for example, this is venezuela, which condemned the suspension of russia's membership in the un hrc and now the former us envoy to the un is not keheli, in general he dreams of throwing it away . from spchon all objectionable countries for the usa today's vote out to kick russia out of the hrc was the right decision when you give war criminals a seat at the table so you actually lose your face, and now it remains to do the same with venezuela cuba and china haley, of course, kicking russia out of the sputch is the right decision. please look, here thank you guys, i’m quoting for the eighteenth year, which means pompeo’s t-shirt . now george will say, correspondingly a huge source of shame, that very advi

-- are being deployed below for h the world in very differet countries from the united states to boliviae there transmission mechanisms and all our these leaders responding in the same way and are they learning from one another or through history? how does the contagion of these ideas export? >> the demonstration effect is very powerful and we quickly learned what others are doing it and if they work and if they don'tno work. watching others and what shapes their reaction and their strategies of would-be autocrats. then there is the enemy of my enemy is my friend and getting close to one another you end up having alliances that were not obvious and natural but they make sense to them what you want that ally for is to be mutually supporting group. in belonging to that you can exchange that. it was quite striking to see how it came from the government and started and showed up in venezuela and they started trainingng people, you know against street demonstrations and we also had it from cuba. all the best practices you know of over 60 years of power and which was never known in the country

there was one in bolivia where the state department docked that any time they -- excerpted any pressure on the bolivian government, they responded by being an empowered david to arco life and -- they said, go ahead and we were able to get that american brought back. you get excited when you play a small role in something like that. it became something i was looking to do and it in the case of austin -- the people i talked to said can you talk to our boss? the boss and i got to get and we became friends -- >> your organization, core, just stuff here in the u.s. but around the world. i saw the release he got for morphine in the hospital. the earthquake in haiti, the first reports were about it without any pain medication. because i had an existing relationship with hugo chavez, actors in hollywood -- i knew i would not be able to call anybody in the united states with all of the regulations and such. an incredible man, paul farmer, tells me they need morphine. if you get it to your embassy, i will get friends with pickup trucks and deliver it to the trauma center, so on. that happened, i

bolivia, brazil, honduras. what is going on?neil, what we've seen in latin american, there's a lot of populists. what is important, the columbian economy grew 10.6%, this year it's expected to be one of the highest growth economies in the region. we have recovered more than 85% of the jobs that we lost before the pandemic. so today i think we're stronger as a nation and people know that it's only through economic liberties that we will meet progress. >> martha: this is not meant to be a slap at you. but the mood of voters looking to entertain a former gorilla, that people are so fed up with the status quo, that becoming venezuela is not what frightens them the most. what frightening them the most is staying the way we are. what do you make of that? >> neil, when we have seen what has taken place in other countries in latin american and what we have seen that has been happening in columbia, we have been able not only to get the economy growing but also making very important social reforms. we have more access to free public high

talk to someone at the state department and make sure i had an existing strategy, there was one in bolivia where the state department felt the deputizing exerted pressure, the bolivians responded by being david to goliath and it would not be valuable to continue that way. we were able to get americans brought back. you get excited when you play a small role in something like that. it became something i was looking to do. the people i talked to said you will have to talk to our boss. that is when the boss and i got together. four days after that, what is significant about brain trauma as i had seen the relief he got from doing postop for morphine. when i turned on the news the day of the earthquake in haiti, the reports ron amputations in children. because i had existing relationships with hugo chavez, and because actors in hollywood -- i knew i would not be able to call anyone in the united states with the regulations and an incredible man tells me they need 350,000 vials of morphine. i will get some friends and pickup truck's and delivered to the trauma center, and that happened. i rememb

, world war ii is breaking out and the borders are shut and thomas and his mother left to stay in bolivia and i can believe, is getting more and more dangerous and challenging being a jew and more and more jews are moving out, disappearing, will send out to the east. thomas, in 1942 in the schools, the jewish schools are locked and closed. there's an opposition, the jewish community gives option to youngsters to choose some community work and thomas is choosing to work in the cemetery, jewish cemetery, a lot of teenagers in the beginning, they maybe were gardening and helping around. he was just 12 then, so he couldn't have help burying people but he helped around and as time went forward, more and more of those young people disappeared, moved out or gone off, sent. so the grown-ups were less and less in league with them. there was one time he and his mother were caught and, you know, they collect the jews and send them to the east and they were caught as well. but thomas was kind of bravely finding a solution and he went and offered himself to work in the cemetery. people had jobs that w

yesterday, i had the opportunity to talk to a young woman, bolivia, who i believe is 19 years old.student debt it south, and then i want you to take a listen, and then get your response right after. take a listen to her. >> the biden administration has already taken to address the student debt crisis certainly facing the right direction, having forgiven the debt that they have. but i think it's really important to point out that reforming education system as it is, it is not just a spread. erasing student debt is just about. this is a marathon that we have to take much bolder action, to ensure that we are enshrining the future of our country. and that starts with the biden office working closely with the department of education, to do things like free community college, and other ways to make college more affordable and accessible for americans. and i think this is a real opportunity for president biden to make his stand, not only on the future of his country, but his legacy as a president. >> his legacy as a president, indeed. as we know, president biden when he was on the campaig

this view is that similar reparations of energy companies to ways around the same time as algeria bolivia chad ecuador dubai senegal and venezuela and if we look at our countries in 1946 to 2010 what we see is when oil prices are high naturalization sara much more common so like a lot of russian politics the takeover was driven less by prudence background a russian history but, not a credit grill. russian see putin's russia as led by a unique leader overseeing a unique country. i argue we should view putin's russia as a personal autocracy. this is about talk or see led by residual giving countries a pattern of politics that differ from autocracy that are led by a military such as contemporary myanmar or contemporary china or the soviet union. attackers seize rule based on a mixture of personal popularity and propaganda and in performance they do deliver some goods in order to gain popular support and they also rely on coercion like all autocrats do but they try to avoid it because it's quite costly. although the leaders and not talk received have power in their own hands it's a host of di

having learns in bolivia, her forest more than 250 families from their homes, the river in pylon bursts its banks, flooding roads, homes and businesses. some residents returned to their homes to salvage where they could have their belongings. plenty more had on the news are including a warm welcome back to earth. china completes his longest crew space mission trotter brings in a so called poison pill plan to prevent a billionaire ela must from taking it over. 2 we bought and turns as an emotional tribute to ukraine, as the countries players appear in the latest tournament. that's coming up with peter in support. ah, world war in ukraine now president vladimir zalinski once more weapons from his allies to end the war. he also wants increased sanctions applied to moscow. general we santini, packet brother, he's good for the next package of sanctions against russia must include a russian oil band. in general, the democratic world must accept that russia's money, the energy resources is in fact, money for the destruction of democracy. when these decisions are made, we will all be able to se

there have been one in particular in bolivia where the state department felt that every time they exerted any pressure on the bolivian government, the bolivians responded by being and empowered david to oursp goliath and that it wasn't going to be valuable to continue that way. so then they said go ahead and try. we were able to get americans brought back. so you get kind of excited when you can play any small role in something like that, and so it became something that i was looking to do. and in the case of austin tice, the people i talked to said you have to talk to our boss. when you talk to our boss and that's when the boss and i got together and we became friends, you know, in that effort. >> your organization core, community organized relief effort, dustup in the u.s. but obviously around the world. how did that all come to be? >> i had a son who is at a traumatic brain injury come had to have emergency brain surgery. he has completely covered today, and i had been single parenting him for a period of time and then this awful thing happened, and right after it was shortly after he