they live on the outskirts of brasilia, the city in which politicians are debating whether to impeach dilma rousseff. >> we're not sure what will happen but we're worried about other things. >> reporter: they say they volted for dilma rousseff but say they don't support her anymore. people say they are not worried about the impeachment process of dilma rousseff. after years of economic growth and stability people say they feel the contraction of the economy. i'm told shops like this were booming with business but now almost empty. it's been a difficult year for brazilian president, the economy is in recession and there are several ongoing investigations involving politicians close to her. and now, the impeachment effort by a political enemy. people have taken to the streets in thousands to protest against the government and we're told that more demonstrations are on the way. >> translator: we are planning to carry out more demonstrations to pressure congress to continue with impeachment and show to the government they cannot support the government, the impeachment is not only by congr

and on the streets of brazil there is mixed feelings about what is going on in brasilia. >> translatorthat popular opinion is much more against dilma that in favor. the country is in the middle of an enormous economic and political crisis, so this is necessary. >> translator: i'm disgusted by the whole thing. the people need to make her pay over the next three years of her term, on the streets, protesting, not by throwing her out. >> reporter: the accusations have swept brazil into a profound crisis, and nobody here seems to know what the turn out is going to be like. >>> europe's most active volcano, mount edna is at it again. this display of lava could be seen tens of kilometers away. the airport was closed on friday as a cloud of ash spread across the area. in that part of sicily, the last time it erupted was two years ago. aljazeera.com for all of the global headlines, aljazeera.com. ♪ ♪ >>> new details about the couple that went on that deadly shooting rampage in san bernardino, california. >> he was just an all-around great guy. he was everybody's friend. >> while grieving famili

teresa vo, al jazeera, brasilia. >> nine people freed from boko haram have returned to nigeria. the raids took place in the sambesa forest which straddles the border between cameroon and nigeria. it's believed many of the rescued hostages were going to be used as suicide bombers. >>> the taliban took control of the afghan city of kunduz in september and held it for more than two weeks. tens of thousands of people fled. the government has retain control of the city but as al jazeera's jennifer glasse reports many are still concerned about their safety. >> reporter: in the center of kunduz city, restaurant owner says he is struggling to make a living. that's because the city was under taliban control for two weeks back in september and october. >> translator: because of the insecurity in kunduz retch people have left the city, 70% of young people have left, they're not here anymore. >> reporter: while he still gets a few customers at lunch time and early evening his workday has been cut short by six hours. now he closes before dark because of a lack of security. >> translator: aft

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