then we go to chile, where voters have overwhelming approved rewriting chile's pinochet dictatorship-era constitution following a year of mass protests. >> this is the beginning and the end. we are giving birth to a new constitution and leaving behind the constitution of pinochet and his entourage. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. the united states recorded nearly 75,000 coronavirus cases on tuesday as the confirmed death toll from covid-19 neared 227,000. the u.s. has recorded over a half-million new coronavirus cases over just the last week. more than half of states are at or near record levels of infections and no state in the union is seeing a decline in new cases. despite the grim news, the trump administration declared victory over the coronavirus on tuesday. in a news release accompanying the release of a 62 page report, the white house office of science and technology policy cited "ending the covid-19 pandemic" as one of president trump's first term accomplishments. in wisconsin, health officia

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and it's only at that stage where there may be a new political system in chile. so we're looking at years before we know exactly what the people want, those then thing on the horizon that we can say, that's probably one of the changes that's going to be introduced. i think the main thing we could see is a shift towards greater state intervention in the economy. ok. money that was my children's pensions, education, health care? yeah, exactly. so a lot of the protests that we saw last year. 'd were calling for things better, public welfare provision for health care, education, pensions, and it looks like the state level papers are all in or 3 parts of in all of those sectors. you know, and that could be a positive for the economy. i think for education and health care in particular, if it means that there's more good quality and widespread provision of health care and education that could boost the potential of the economy. if it means that there's a more, more knowledgeable, more educated and healthier workforce. but there is, there is, of course, a risk that the

in chile, there are no political prisoners. we're in a democracy. and it's the courts that determine if there is preventive detention. it's not the government, but some human rights organizations disagree. there be some particular sympathy, political imprisonment always seeks to punish those who rebel against the system, as well as stopping others from participating actively in social protests. this is done in order to neutralize them through fear of the consequences. do you call your insisting those who fight for their freedom, those on top who live in comfort and with privileges? why can't they think of others? we don't want to live the high life, but we want to live decently. massive demonstrations for a reprieve, for people like the hugo you are growing, but given the violence, it's also been associated with many protests passing. an amnesty law for the so-called heroes of uprising would be a hard sell. well, as you can see, there's lots of smoke and fire behind me. they've already done away with the dummies that we showed you earlier on. and th

(risas). >>> fue el chile ¿no?, un total de 47 estados como washington dc, puerto rico y las islas vírgenes llevan registrando aumento de nuevos casos hace 2 semanas, con los datos nos sorprende que a nivel nacional se haya llegado a 12 millones 600 mil contagios, tan solo este martes 92 mil contagiados perdieron la batalla contra la enfermedad, el mayor número de fallecimientos, a nivel nacional superan los 260 mil, o sea 260 familias que han visto partir a un ser querido, los viajes masivos no ayudarán a reducir los números. >>> muy buenos días, vemos una escena que no se veía desde que inició la pandemia, se calcula son 4 millones de estadounidenses que han viajado con motivos de día de aióncc de gracias, platiquemos con algunos de los viajeros que el día de hoy se aventuran a subir a un avión chico, ustedes son de ecuador me dijeron, platíquenme por qué viajan. >>> veníamos de vacaciones y hacemos escala en miami, vamos a nueva york. >>> están al tanto de las reglamentaciones de cuarentena, pruebas negativas pa

dicen que consumirlo reduce el riesgo de mortalidad pero en secreto es el componente activo de los chilesr a otros >>> así lo indican >>>(inaudible) de acuerdo a una investigaciónsugieren que las personas que consumen que le podrían vivir más tiempo y tener más dejo de morir por una enfermedad cardiovascular >>> hay que evitar el daño a las células >>> regula la glucosa según indica y esto sobre los efectos del chile en la mortalidad de las personas >>> >>> uno de los mitos que los rodean es el aparato gráfico excepcional salvo que los doctores >>> mientras que nuestro estómago esté bien debemos comer alta cantidad >>> se sufre enfermedad se le recomienda no consumirlo >>> definitivamente el químico que tenemos en el estómago puede empeorar >>> el chile sigue siendo el rey indiscutible se recomienda comer frutos para no alterar su composición >>> analizaron los registros de personas y ahí sacaron los resultados >>> Álamos de menor probabilidad de morir de cualquier cosa >>> seguimos otro frente frío pronostica para gran parte del arte trayendo consigo baja temperatura y fuertes vientos a

in chile protesters there demanding the release of hundreds of people arrested during demonstrations for social reform. over the past year, the united nations says a full scale humanitarian crisis continues to unfold in the ethiopian, the u.s. has called on warring sides to halt fighting, so that more aid can be delivered to others. the headlines, these continues here on out, is there after counting the cost. thanks. the keno fast. so is heading toward elections, but spiraling insecurity is overshadowing the boats. hundreds of thousands can register and much of the country is off limits, thanks to roaming armed groups. so what real change can these elections bring? join us as we assess the out in the form of africa's most troubled states. hello, i'm adrian from again, this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a look at the world of business and economics this week. as the cost of the pandemic pile up zambia defaults on its debts as china and private investors wangle over who should take losses on their loans. and the debt tsunami means that central banks are considering the unthinkable

in chile, there are no political prisoners. we're in a democracy. and it's the courts that determine if there is preventive detention. it's not the government, but some human rights organizations disagree. be sympathetic. a simple of the political imprisonment always seeks to punish those who rebel against the system, as well as stopping others from participating actively in social protests. this is done in order to neutralize them through fear of the consequences. it's difficult, your insists, those who fight for social justice deserve their freedom. that is on top, who live in comfort and with privileges. why can't they think of others? we don't want to live the high life, but we want to live decently massive demonstrations for a reprieve for people like the able you are growing. but given the violence that's also been associated with many protests passing, an amnesty law for the so-called heroes of chile's uprising will be a hard sell you see in human al jazeera sent out these are the top stories on al-jazeera reversing, has begun and became a fa

what i got was cambodia, chile, argentina and indochina. no one mentioned china, no one mentioned russia, no one mentioned the middle east. this is strange. one question for you is that your book goes very hard to limiting this and says that these things you know about in the younger generation are within a much larger context, but i wonder how you would explain the lack of this larger picture and what you would say to students if you are talking to them about this, even the framework that the end of the cold war being 30 years ago as obviously robbed from the way that all of us saw history. in the second point that we all alluded to is the question about small countries. that's a people remember, chile, the human rights violations. is it just that he sees them as, they get in the way of my china relations, i better not let it distract me, or does he have a broader picture? as you say -- kissinger wrote 4000 pages and your book is a tiny thing compared to that. you can't talk about the secondary issues, but you could address that. i guess i

chile, the human rights violations. how does kissinger -- is it just that he sees them as, oh, well, banglade bangladesh, they get in the way of relations, i better not let it distract me or does he have a broader picture. as you say, kissinger wrote 4,000 pages. yours is but a tiny thing compared to that. you can't talk about these secondary issues. but if you could address that. i guess i'll start with two more. one is morality. barbara, you brought that up. i think jeremy brought it up in his book. i was struck by something else. i am now writing a diplomatic and economic history of international adoption, so i've been immersed, among other things, in the 1975 vietnam baby lift, which kissinger plays a very important role in that. also the evacuation of south vietnamese, people who worked with united states government. in those fights, and he is fighting, continuously, with congress, with secretary schlesinger. he uses the word moral all the time. he says it is our moral obligation to help the people who helped us. i

lucha: y tú, ya le paras a los chiles, que ya estás respirando raro.rate! esquiva. espera, espera. maría de todos los Ángeles. maría: yo no quería deslucir la comida de tu mamá. pero es que yo no tengo la culpa de que todo lo que guiso me queda bien sabroso. bueno, hasta en la colonia ya andan diciendo que ya hasta me puedo casar. albertano: yo también creo que... que tú ya te puedes casar. maría: ¿qué? albertano: es más... ¿te puedo pedir algo? maría: acepto. albertano: ya casada, ¿sí me puedes invitar a comer a tu casa? maría: sí, claro. ¿por qué no? ambos: [ríen] albertano: eres una gran chica. mejor ya me voy a comerme un chile, porque... si no, sí la rosa sí se lo va a refinar. adiós. maría: adiós. [ríe] adiós. [ríe] adiós, adiós. era una broma. no pasa nada. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. [balbucea] carmelo: ni se te ocurra usar un pasador. [pitido] altavo

chile's unemployment rate has tripled during the pandemic. hundreds of protesters have marched through the colombian capital of bogota on in, on the international day for the elimination of violence against women. there were similar rallies around the globe to demand justice for gender. crimes of the latin american countries taking pot include europe, why, chile, mexico, and peru u.s. president donald trump has pardoned. former national security advisor michael flynn . flynn had pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about interactions he had with russia's ambassador to the u.s. . he was the highest profile pod granted by trump. since he took office you're watching data. 1000000000 news still to come. we speak to the great photographer who's created a very special body of work documenting the lives and journeys of people, forced to flee their homelands. prime minister says the army has been ordered to move on the capital of the no, give them take right region in what he's calling the final phase of the offensive some half a 1000000. residents

chile's unemployment rate has tripled during the pandemic. hundreds of protesters have marched through the colombian capital of bogota on the international day for the elimination of violence against women. there were similar rallies around the globe to demand justice for agenda. crimes of latin american countries taking pot include europe, wide, chile, mexico, and peru. u.s. president donald trump. as pavane former national security advisor michael flynn. flynn had pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about interactions he had with russia's ambassador to the u.s. . it's the highest profile, pardon granted by trump, since he took office. well, if you open his prime minister, ahmed says the army has been ordered to move on the capital of the no than teac rive region in what he's calling the final phase of the offensive some half a 1000000 residents of the capital mckayla have been warned to stay indoors, the move comes just hours after an ultimatum expired for regional leaders to surrender to the central government. the u.n. is warning, it is

for the 3rd year in a row chile and argentina, jointly asking the annual meeting of the commission to declare parts of the peninsula off limits to commercial fishing in the southern oceans. unique environment supports species that can't be found anywhere else on the planet. so the idea is to manage in a different way fishery and activities occurring in the area by and in this that includes areas calmly called non take songs where the fishery will not be allowed. but there is resistance, particularly from russia and china. argentina says there's no time to lose, but even the money said, argentina and chile have taken the initiative because if something is not done soon, it will be all of humanity that will be damaged. we ask the countries that are considering vetoing this proposal not to do so because we need this. humanity needs is. his plea for the rational use of marine resources is backed by all the best available science. which in the past has been the guiding light for the 26 commission members. but for some countries, that may not be enough to see in you an al-jazeera sent out 0

you look at chile now where nationwide demonstrations are taking place across the country, demanding the release of hundreds of people arrested during protests for social reform over the past year. latin america is at the scene human reports now from santiago. this is 23 year old student at a demonstration last year in santiago at protest. he would act as a kind of fire man running after burning hot tear gas canisters fired by police and extinguishing them in water, mixed with bicarbonate of soda. but added to the protests last december, he was apprehended by riot police and jailed for months alongside hardened criminals under preventive detention measures. he's now under house arrest, awaiting trial for allegedly carrying molotov cocktails. konami out of the city of at the police station 4 officers made me turn my back to the wall while 2 others searched my backpack. there's one i clearly heard them say, let's see how we set the sup, right? i could smell petrol, and i heard the sound of glass bottles, which i wasn't carrying. one might be inclined to dismiss his claims of being trai

women were quiet here in chile, they didn't talk about it. they were embarrassed to say that they had been molested, for example, by their brothers, their cousins or their fathers, grandfathers. now women are daring to come out because they say that the feminist movement has made them realize that they are not alone, and that they have a voice. and that voice is being heard very, very loudly all over latin america. but it's especially here in chile, where radical feminism is growing as well. so there's a kind of a revolution going on. your child is there with me still rom, a reminder of all top stories. u.s. president donald trump has pardoned his former national security advisor, michael flynn. he pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. and 2017 during an investigation into russian meddling in the presidential election . several u.s. politicians have condemned the park as blatant interference in the justice system. whilst in jordan has more from washington d.c. . this is something which trump started talking about nearly 9 months ago. this as

women were quiet here in chile, they didn't talk about it.ey were embarrassed to say that they had been molested, for example, by their brothers, their cousins or their fathers, grandfathers. now women are daring to come out because they say that the feminist movement has made them realize that they are not alone. and that they have a voice, and that voice is being heard very, very loudly all over latin america. but it's especially here in chile where radical feminism is growing as well. so that there's a kind of a revolution going on. your child is there with me still rom, a reminder of all top stories. u.s. president donald trump has pardoned is former national security advisor, michael flynn. he pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. in 2017 during an investigation into russian meddling in the presidential election . several u.s. politicians have condemned the park and.

women were quiet here in chile, they didn't talk about it. they were embarrassed to say that they had been molested, for example, by their brothers, their cousins or their fathers, grandfathers. and now women are daring to come out because they say that the feminist movement has made them realize that they are not alone. and that they have a voice, and that was, has been heard very, very loudly all over latin america. but it's especially here in chile where radical feminism is growing as well. so that there's a kind of a revolution going on. not so much behind the scenes anymore. but right out here on the streets. ok, i think i have to leave it there. listen human there live for us in santiago. thank you. tension between colombia's government, former fox rebels is playing out on course 3 ministers, including the attorney general. and the police commissioner are a pairing at colombia's peace tribunals. wednesday's hearing follows protests over the handling of the 26th in peace deal. former rebels say the government isn't sticking to its side o

they've been nearly $700.00 of them in chile, that have been counted at least have been registered inthe last 10 years and abuse and violence against women which has increased dramatically, especially during the pandemic. joining me now to talk more about that is have yet nancy, who is the spokes person spokeswoman for the 3rd, the 10th of march 8th of march movement, a feminist movement here in chile. and let's get straight to it. tell me, why are so many women are coming out onto the streets today? well, we are in an open social revolt getting to listen as they think about the over. and the feminist movement has been for the only movement along these during these years . and of course, these days it isn't. if you live in a member the be against the violence against women, we understand this violence. you know, certain by this we understand he does a movement against police violence against received violence against state violence against our now only that at least democracy that has become as they've been the lives of women and president to say that only women, he's on my feet and r

sirrah chile my guest this week is zimbabwe's minister of foreign affairs and international trade cboe cecil more. as a former un chief he was also the face of the military coup that 1st held and number all but a powerless. zimbabwe feel to see change the political economical. puts . him in. the power of sports. where i come from and i never saw the sun where it could. have been going up in brazil in the sun was always a man since the portuguese word for sun it was masculine when i moved to germany as a 10 year old i want to come to it on t.v. and that would change how i see the world because in germany this family didn't. seem to now but the side of a good listener sorry the ponytail instead of a deep voice extroverted guy seemed absolutely incredible. i realized how language shakes and thinking how definitions are not only mentality may just put our whole perception of the role. inside save my life and was one of the reasons i became a journalist i'm a storyteller and i use my words to how quickly intercultural understanding my name is the one way to get my work and to town. business

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chile's unemployment rate has tripled during the pen to make us president donald trump has pardoned 4. when a security advisor michael flynn, flynn had pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about interactions he had with russia's ambassador to the u.s. . it's the highest profile. pardon granted by trump, since he took office argentina has declared 3 days of mourning for superstar footballer diego maradona. he died on wednesday at the age of 60 after suffering a heart attack. his body has now arrived at the presidential palace and want to sire is where it will lie in state. legions of fans have been mourning his passing at stadiums around the city. many considered maraton a being the best player there ever was. his life, both on and off the pitch, was also month by controversy his doctorate aside. this is the last public photo of diego, armando hardon, or after a successful brain operation. early november, he'd been visibly ill for some time. he was the coach for a top argentinian team, but the 60 year old was having trouble staying on his feet. marathon i grew up in a poll suburb of c

entered the conflict zone syria chile my guest this week is in bonn place minister of foreign affairs and international trade see both you saw it as a former army chief us also the face of that military coup that propels and none balance of power. zimbabwe ever be able to see change the political and economic reforms. conflicts of. the. one continent. 700000000 people. all with their own personal stories. we explore every day life for. what europeans fear and what they hope for. some peace on the earth. in 60 minutes on t.w. . it's their session for spectacular pictures. it's passion for nature. it's their complete devotion that makes them the best wildlife photographer 6. years of age and american confrontational. and stir. 5 good managers. one goal. the preservation of our climate. for china starts nov 6th on t.w. . do we believe that we are on corruption protocol raising fears of iraq outlawed by highest levels of government why not just investigate. we have both to take painful decisions to decide the economy more than 2 years ago zimbabwe and its long time rulings and p.f. party

nationwide demonstrations are taking place across chile, demanding the release of hundreds of people arrested during protests for social reform over the past year. in ice in nations and rights, organizations are accusing the chilean government of using detention as a political weapon. presidents have been detained without trial overseeing rights head on al-jazeera, desperate for food and a report from sudan where thousands of ethiopian refugees who fled fighting are struggling to survive. a surge in arrivals authorities in the canary islands, struggle to house hundreds of migrants and refugees coming from africa. rather when the water is warm, this time the and it is in the city. families see if you like. and the cold air freezing it comes over top of it is doing that community siberia, you generate big shouts, thunderstorms, and other rain or snow. this will be mostly rain, but for the high ground of 4 corridor. and north korea will see a bit of snow out of this. mostly it's going to be rain for honshu and on the north coast as well. the air behind it is wintry, cold, high temperatu

santiago, chile, like most of the countries in the world, of course, has an issue of violence against women. do we have any idea how much worse the situation got since the pandemic? the studies that have been carried out by the government and by women's organizations indicate that it's gone up some 45 percent. and that's a lot, especially considering that domestic violence is one of them is one of the highest, at least in chile, it's one of the highest in the region. so that is one of the things that's been happening during the pandemic. and we've also seen a rise in femicide that but many of them, some of them really quite chilling this year, which is why the senate held a minute of silence this morning to free homage to the number of women who were been killed. if this year alone, but as you see now, there are thousands of women there marching right now in the direction of the presidential palace. this is just one of scores of demonstrations to mark this day are to try to end violence against women. they're taking basically their message to the president that they want him out. they

and people of chile redefined capitalism taxing the rich to pay for the and demi can argue probably because i'll just be about she's an author the recipient of a multitude of international awards and a former us vice presidential candidate. we talked to renowned environmentalist and indigenous rights activists when ola do but 1st it's led to the largest protest. poland has seen in decades. we discuss the country's controversial move to all but ban abortion. for more than a month, poland has been swept by the biggest protests the country has seen since the fall of communism. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators rallied in more than 500 cities and towns after poland's constitutional tried to annul, effectively outlawed abortion, and they're directing their anger towards the governing breitling law and justice party. but will the protesters demands be able to prevail in this traditionally catholic country? and is poland on the brink of a revolution? joining me to debate this are caroline of acorah, political editor of the polish weekly called torah liberal. now an assistant professor at the

in chile, they were screaming out a number of yelling out i should say, a number of slogans from down with male chauvinism up with feminism. another one was what, what happens? what's going on? they kill us, they rape us. so no one gives a damn. and my personal favorite was no, no, no means no what part don't you get to the end or the 0. all of this a reference of course to the fact that women are continually being paris and sexually abused, not only in the workplace, but at home. the domestic violence in this country has soared during the pandemic us in so many other parts of latin america and the world. and there have been a lot of really grisly cases of femicide to throughout the year. of fact, the president of the senate this morning held a minute of silence in homage to these women who were killed in the problem is that the sentences against the culprits are incredibly low. in fact, in one case, a man who had already killed 3 women had cut them in pieces and made their tried to make their bodies disappear in acid, was freed early from jail after what was already a light sentence,

in chile, there are no political prisoners. we are in a democracy and it's the courts that determine if there is preventive detention. it's not the government, but some human rights organizations disagree. maybe simple to get a simple of the political imprisonment. always seeks to punish those who rebel against the system as well as stopping others from participating actively in social protests. this is done in order to neutralize them through fear of the consequences . do you call your insists those who fight for social justice deserve their freedom? so there is on top who live in comfort and with privileges. why can't they think of others? we don't want to live the high life, but we want to live decently. massive demonstrations for a reprieve for people like the ngo you are growing. but given the violence, it's also been associated with many protests patching. an amnesty law for the so-called heroes of chile's uprising will be a hard sell to see a new, an al-jazeera sent out. so there where i am as welcoming some special addi

chile gonzales in his trademark robe and slippers playing one of his piano compositions. the artist's quirky breaks with conventions set him apart. while he does respect, classical music genres potential for stuffy news is really not his style. thank you. i. i thanked his performances are provocative, crowd surfing at an orchestra concert. inconceivable until he just did it. gonzalez isn't someone who hides behind the music. he's a showman. i i, i thank all these rules and all these things that limits your kind of spontaneous reaction to what might be happening. it's profoundly unsexy. it is against all the notion of what i think music should be with, should have a strong contrast and emotions under a giant umbrella of fun. and who can respect someone who doesn't want to have fun? i can't and gonzalez has fun experimenting with different genres. classical jazz rock, you name it, and surprisingly classical music is where he finds the most freedom more so than in pop or hip hop. let me just quickly play a reference to rap song, let's say, still great by dr. dre. classical m

i'm originally from chile doujin been a shit. he burned books and paint over all demeanor and, and is now it need a government is i literally withdrawing some inconvenient books from the queue weekly. so my question is, why it's art and all in all its expression. so fear by dictators and their political air. i would maybe start by quoting on the who diaries line about the fear of conquerors from memory. the purpose of a tyrant, right is to make anything else unimaginable. the 1st dictatorship is the dictatorship in your mind that makes a different sort of rule, something unthinkable. and what art does is it breaks you out of that mental prison art lets you think that there is another way that people could live, that they could be, that they could interact another sort of country that they could be in. and it doesn't have to be political art to do that. it doesn't have to be propagandistic. it doesn't have to be set written by the same type of people or set in the same type of country. but just by virtue of being good at art, it m

personas en los estados unidos, italia, china e irán vieron que las personas que acostumbra comer chile la cobertura, antes del 22 de noviembre, si se le quema o lo cocina más entre el jueves 27 de noviembre podrá someter su reclamo . >>> patrocinado por (información en pantalla) >>> una mujer encontró una manera creativa, ana johnson trabaja para una empresa de miel y dice que está usando en las pancartas para proteger a sus abejas, residentes ayudaron . >>> parece que en nueva jersey el invierno se rehúsa a llegar, se supone que a fines de octubre miles de plataformas inician, permanecen en el noreste del país, dicen que están vigilando y les preocupa que se vayan demasiado tarde, >>> con los casos de coronavirus aumentando en toda la bahía, para ayudar a los negocios, les tengo los detalles . >>> primera acción en este país es muy mala >>> son descendientes de familias interraciales que enfrentan doble discriminación . >>> le cobraron más de $1000 por un artículo que vendió por $156, por qué y cómo lo ayudamos. (comerciales) visite o llame al durante el horario de atención. ahora cal

chile's interior minister has resigned victor paris stepped down after parliament voted to impeach him he had been criticized for his handling of recent strikes and police brutality his resignation after just 3 months in the job is a blow to president sebastian pinera. this is d w news from berlin just reminder the top story we're following for you the outcome of the u.s. presidential election is still not it still not clear even though vote counting is continuing president trump has claimed victory an alleged vote for a lot democrats challenger joe biden has said it's not up to republicans or democrats to call victory but the american people in particular swing states that will decide the election are still counting. you're watching d.w. news i'm terry martin thanks for being with us. happiness fears for every human penises are very different from primates we have a totally ridiculous romanticized view of nature and there. is climate change regular sex how fetus in books you get smarter for free get over your books on. world sex to go beyond vs. live. as we take on the world. we're al

marking the anniversary of a protest movement that began last year, demanding greater equality in chile, through reforms to the pension health care and education systems. the united nations has warned that yemen is in imminent danger of facing the worst fan in the world has seen for decades, and that millions of lives could be lost without immediate action. yemen has endured a 5 year war between iran back to the rebels and its saudi backed government. police in south africa have clashed with anti racism protesters in cape town. hundreds of members of the left wing economic freedom fighters group were demonstrating near the school said to have held an all white dance party in october . south africa's president has called for an investigation into the clashes, calling them deeply regrettable to the conflict in ethiopia. now where the federal government says it will soon have done the northern state under control and said it captured 2 more cities in the region on friday and was closing in on the capital. it comes at a cost of hundreds of lives with thousands of civilians fleeing the fight

speaking to us let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world in chile anti-government protesters have faced off with police who sprayed tear gas in 5 books in canada the demonstration in santiago was the latest in an ongoing social unrest movement that's been demanding reforms to the chalange pension health care and education systems. but the navy opiates prime minister says his air force has bombed depos and destroyed military hardware belonging to his former coalition allies in the tigre a region where tensions rose in september when tehran held the election against the prime ministers will experts fear the latest escalation could trigger a civil war the. us president donald trump's top aide white house chief of staff mark meadows has contracted covert 19 the new york times says meadows 1st tested positive one day after the election it said another aide was also diagnosed as having the virus. in the bundesliga german champions find munich travel to dortmund on saturday to play their arch rivals in a game known as the classic once again though the soun

in chile antigovernment protesters have faced off with police who spray tear gas and fire water cannon the demonstration in santiago is the latest in an ongoing social unrest movement that's been demanding reforms to the chilean pension healthcare and education systems. around $150.00 people dead in guatemala up to superstorm swept through the central american country and dozens are dead in neighboring honduras and mexico too it's a hit the region as a force for hurricane it has since been downgraded to a tropical storm but maybe just say the storm could soon regain strength. hurricane brutal assault it's a threat to young and old alike the storm has swung to guatemala and the army has been rescuing the stranded. many helpless on their rooftops. it's a house cause streams to swirl and rivers to pour floodwaters drowning entire neighborhoods. some of the rescued they're fortunate to escape but they've lost so much. for others a close call of a different kind making it out with less than the shirt on their back. the storm lashed much of the small central american country of guatemala it

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when al it take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world in chile anti-government protesters have faced off with police who sprayed tear gas and 5 water cannon the demonstration in santiago was the latest in an ongoing social unrest movement that's been demanding reforms to the pension healthcare and education systems. because prime minister says his air force has bombed arms differs and destroyed military hardware belonging to his former coalition allies in the tigre a region tensions rose in september when t. gray held an election against the prime minister's will experts fear the latest x. escalation could trigger a civil. us media reporting that president donald trump's top aide white house chief of staff mark meadows has contracted coded 19 a new york times says meadows 1st tested positive one day after the election it said another 8 was also diagnosed as having corona virus trump was hospitalized with the virus a month ago. of. around 150 people a day and in guatemala after superstorm swept through the central american country and dozens are dead in neighbori