why chile, i mean, you. chevy is saying that it is going to become the world leader in production, an export taishan of green hydrogen. how. why is it a small country like chile with a medium sized economy? how, how isn't that being over ambitious? i don't think so. i don't think so. so what we are saying is we're going to be able to produce the cheapest, green hydrogen on the planet by 2030. that is one of the goals. busy of our strategy, the probably the most important work. how, why do you think we can do that? because since electricity is the most important cost component of producing green, hydrogen we. and since we have the best natural resources to produce renewable electricity, we will be able to produce the cheapest screen. let me give you 2 numbers. solar peavey in the data come a desert in the north. we have the best solar radiation on the planet. but that's not something that i say, everybody agrees on that. right? so you can produce cheap electricity in chile, i mean, in better condition than an

but can't chile succeed? where for many the world's largest economies appear to be failing. chili's energy minister juan carlo shelby talks to al jazeera minister quantica the survey. thank you so much for joining us at talk to. i just see that i'd like to start by asking you why you are so convinced, so sure that green. hi, jan isn't the the revolutionary energy source of the world needs right now. well, thank you so much for invitations. great to be here. so i'm convinced the green hydrogen, it's not the solution for the whole problem. we have, we climate change, but it's what i call the missing link of the energy transition in essence because what the world is doing to reduce its, its carbon footprint, especially in the energy sector, which is around 3275 percent of emissions is to use renewables in the power grid to generate cheap and clean electricity, and then used other electricity all over the economy and transportation and housing in the industries. but that plan has one floor which is to there are c

i now give the floor to chile. ., ,, , . ~ to chile. thank you very much, mr president — to chile.t. i would like to first - to chile. thank you very much, mr president. i would like to first of. president. i would like to first of all associate our intervention with the intervention made by peru and may be _ the intervention made by peru and may be built from what my distinguished colleague was indicating. i would like to ask others — indicating. i would like to ask others to— indicating. i would like to ask others to thank you very much for your— others to thank you very much for your efforts — others to thank you very much for your efforts in the work you have done _ your efforts in the work you have done and — your efforts in the work you have done and your team. and i think... we would — done and your team. and i think... we would like to highlight that we have witnessed that many consultations have been made. i think— consultations have been made. i think the — consultations have been made. i think the consultations, of course, we have _ think the consultations, of course, we

in santiago, chile we go from social and economic inequality in chile to poverty in venezuela. 20000000 people of voting and regional and local elections that having boycotted previous elections of main opposition will be taking part for the 1st time in 4 years. also, a 100 observers from the european union are going to be overseeing the vote at a 1000 polling stations. president nicholas madura has been accused of electoral fraud in the past and to raise a bose following this story for us. she is in the venezuelan capital, caracas. why is the opposition and decided to participate in this election for the 1st time in 4 years? while we're here outside a polling station and people continue to go inside steadily turn out. it's crucial, especially for the opposition, because this is a chance they have to actually make a difference of what happened over the past years. back in 2019, when opposition leader fung wydell, he cleared himself into rem precedent to challenge for effort on legal law mother to well. and at the time they have the support, for example, a former u. s. president donald t

it's spring in south central chile in a vast rural area that extends to the pacific ocean. all this is now mostly under the control of indigenous map, poochie who say their reclaiming their ancestral land. i put a women show us how their animals are growing strong and fat on 200 acres that belong to a large gillian landowner. one of them has a letter. they're suspicious of journalists, but agreed to speak to us because they say they're being intimidated by chile and armed forces, or get by they get on hon. hold on, are they here for war? why do they want to wage war with us? about the only thing we want is to recover our territory. what belongs to us. and they intimidate our children, enter our homes in fan, yet they, they get into buses with their weapons. the helicopter is escorting a convoy of soldiers who joined militarized police. the chilean state has lost control here. this is part of a heard the roy mcgovern trillion military that has been sent here to the albany, a region as part of a state of emergency that was declared by the government more than a month ago. and

here in chile, there's gabrielle body. choose a very young, 35 year old, a former student leader from the far south of the country. he supported by most of the left wing groups and parties in chile, including the communist party. he is promising fundamental change to make chilly, more inclusive, to include her people on the poverty line indigenous people, women, and he supports his big change to the constitution. on the other side of the spectrum is the extreme fall right candidate jose antonio cast. he is anti immigration, he's talked about digging a ditch along chili's board to stop immigrants getting in. he's a supporter of the former dictator. i got been oshea and he represents in many ways the, the resistance to change people pining for a past in chile that they remember with nostalgia. and he has, he was, he's been ahead in the opinion. polls are so far, it looks like the, the, these are the 2 that will go through to the 2nd round or in december, there's a moderate left candidate to moderate, right? our candidates ar

they are determined to limit the privileges of the elite and very chile's patriarchal foundations. >> our main goal as feminists is to write a feminist constitution , when that goes beyond just stipulating the number of women in the room but has to do with deep transformations on a structural level but also on social, political, and cultural levels. we want to bridge the gap between men and women but also do away with hierarchical positions in society and translate that into social equality between men, women, and other excluded groups. [crowd chanting] >> in chile, the recent rise of conservatism has feminists worried as the second round of the presidential election draws near. the far right candidate is only one step away from being elected. women fear this would be a massive low to their cause. >> we gather here to protest against the rise in hate speech, negation is far right and neofascist speech that is beginning to appear in our country. we want to say that we outnumber them, that we are the majority. when we look to the future, we see a country of human rights, dignity, equali

but there is a great deal uncertainty in chile, given that this is a country with huge wealth. but it is a country which has some of the worst wealth distribution anywhere in the 8 and in the developed world. many of the people in this country would like to have a great to share of some of that wealth of some of that progression that truly has been made over the years. and they're basing everything really on these elections on sunday to see which way they go. either extreme left or far right. well, as he mentioned, one of the main issues discussed ahead of july the election is increasing violence in the south. the sea and human reports now from kenny to it's spring in south central chile, in a vast rural area that extends to the pacific ocean. all this is now mostly under the control of indigenous mar, poochie, who say their reclaiming their ancestral land. i put your women show us how their animals are growing strong and fat on 200 acres that belong to a large gillian landowner. one of them has a letter. they're suspicious of journalists, but agree to speak to us because they

she and human al jazeera can yet de chile. the united nation says 75 refugees, migrants drowned in the mediterranean sea knowles of libya. earlier this week, another 15 survivors were rescued by fishermen and brought to the port of the water in north western libya. they were trying to reach italy by boat. hundreds of demonstrators rallied in warsaw in solidarity with refugees, migrant stranded at the poland. valerie boarder, they won't punish authorities to do more for people who are in need of medical support, food and shelter. both poland and bella roost have accused each other of using refugees as political poems. the secretary of state says washington is investing in africa without imposing sustainable levels of debt blanket wrapped up his african visit in senegal, where he expressed concern for the stability of neighboring molly. he seemed to cool in the past 18 months. he's also highlighted us efforts to help synagogue manufacture its own coven, 19 vaccines. nicholas hat constable on lincoln's visit from dhaka. secretary

here in chile, gabriel boarded. she was a very young, 35 year old, former student leader from the fall south of the country. he supported by most of the left wing groups of policies in chile, including the communist party. he is promising fundamental change to make chilly, more inclusive, to include the people on the poverty line indigenous people, women, and he supports his big change to the constitution. on the other side of the spectrum is the extreme fall, right. can do that. and tony or gas, he is an immigration, he's talked about digging a ditch along chile for that to stop immigrants getting in. he's a supporter of the former, dictate stopping oshea. he represents in many ways the, the resistance to change people pining for the past in chile that they remember with style. and he has, he was, he's been a head in the opinion polls so far. it looks likely that these are the 2 that will go through to the 2nd round in december. there's a motor up left can voter of rights candidate are also in the running with to s

he doesn't look like a presidential candidate and is the youngest one in chile in history. and he represents with some called the new left part of the wave of politicians who aim to transform chillies, political and economic structure. a tree is his campaign symbol. what did they will, you know, i can give you a cd that, that represents an idea. but for each to grow, you have to water it for a new chile to wattage we must work collected. foremost, although he has support from many progresses, but it is achilles heel is not only his youth, but the fact that he's running in a coalition with the communist party. and that frightens many jillions. it's given an impressive boost to his main rival for san antonio cash. he represents the most socially and politically conservative wing of chilean society, a defender, a former dictator. i will still pin o'shea, he promises to restore law and order by building a 3 metre, deep ditch to keep out undocumented migrants and stopped mounting crime, drug trafficking and an indigenous rebellion in south central chile. there was an unhappy wit

now, where president, sorry, people in chile are voting in a presidential poll, which is also one of the most politically polarized in recent history. millions there are choosing her to succeed, sebastian panera, but even can, let's include left us, gabrielle burridge, and right wing jose antonio cast. or let's beat her out. i'm sorry, our latin america is and you see newman has this report now from the capital santiago. lexi, the when 35 year old former student leader gabrielle body stops to ask for this man support his told that all politicians are liars, ruefully willing to which he answers. not all politicians are alike, but each a congressman is undoubtedly non traditional. he doesn't look like a presidential candidate and is the youngest one in chile in history that he represents with some call that you left part of a wave of politicians who aimed to transform chili's, political and economic structure. a tree is his campaign symbol. what did they will, you know, i can give you a seat that, that represents on the idea that but for each to grow, you have to water it for a new chi

the poles in chile have been systematically wrong. they seem to not really gauge the mood of the vast population at large. but if they all are even semi correct, we're going to have a candidate who represents a far right wing conservative model that would return chile almost back to the era of the penal shay days. especially in terms of social policies or one that is that represents almost a revolutionary revolution or a kind of revolutionary change in the economic and social model of this country. fascinating times coming in, she laid out the scene. humans, allison america, editor there. thank you to see you. venezuelan, the opposition parties a competing and election for the 1st time since 2017 hoping to make some games against president nicholas my daughter's socialist party. when venezuelans go to the post on sunday, teresa reports not from crock. s the for the 1st time in almost 4 years, the venezuela no position is back in an electro race. the voters are heading to the polls on sunday to pick local councils may use in governors,

these are people who feel excluded or who are not enjoying or chiles. great wealth and progress, but there are many people who feel great change, and they are generally represented by the extreme right wing can did it a jose antonio cast, who is anti immigrants, anti indigenous people talks about family values and these very pro, market talks about to a greater security to 2 extremes of the political spectrum, which is really divided actually, and society leaving people very confused. 25 percent or so have said they don't know who to vote for that could throw the election one way or another. so really a great deal of downgraded of proposed change, but also a great deal of doubt among many people and a great deal of reflection going on now as to who people might vote for in sundays elections. thank you very much. from santiago, she laid daniel shame of bringing us a preview that election. meanwhile, venezuela opposition parties. there are competing in regional elections on sundays . well, the 1st time since 2017. and they are hoping to make gains against

jose antonio cast is leading in chile presidential elections with 28 percent support. with nearly all of the vote counted now he's facing a roof in december against the former student potency the gabriel burridge, who has 25 percent of the supports full thing with poles. they've closed in venezuela where millions of voted in regional and local elections. the main opposition is taking part for the 1st time in 4 years. 100 observers from the european union have been monitoring the vote at 1000 polling stations present. nicholas madeira has been accused of electoral fraud in the past. teresa bo is in the capital crockett and said this report were here at the national electro council . and this is the place where there were cause of these regional elections will be coming in this important election for venezuela because it's the 1st time in 4 years, separate opposition of the country decided to participate. and why is that? well, the opposition says that they have been given suddenly assurances by the government among them, the presence of witnesses at the polling station

inmigrantes programar una cita mientras esperan por sus trÁmites hoy es dÍa de elecciones en venezuela y chile votantes decidirÁn el futuro de estas naciones marcadas por un ambiente de crisis polÍtica y la pandemia esto es noticiero univisiÓn presentador: buenas noches y mucha atenciÓn hace pocas minutos las autoridades confirmaron que varias personas murieron y otras 20 resultaron heridas cuando una camioneta arrollÓ a un grupo de participantes de un desfile navideÑo en wisconsin escuchemos lo que dijo la policÍa hace instantes [hablan en inglÉs] " transportamos un total de 11 adultos y 12 pacientes pediÁtricos no tenemos detalles especÍficos de las heridas, hubo muertes, pero tenemos detalles de las vÍctimas mortales en este momento." presentador: esto ocurriÓ cuando le decimos, una todoterreno roja corriÓ por el medio de la calle a alta velocidad y atropellÓ a varios de los participantes se ha confirmado que un sospechoso estÁ en poder de las autoridades la situaciÓn estÁ controlada y el auto que causÓ la tragedia ya fue encontrado hay que reiterar que estas cifras pueden cambiar con el pa

hazem: chile is headed for a presidential election runoff in december, the first round of voting hasem facing a choice between two polar opposites. former congressman jose antonio kast will face off against leftist april borage -- gabriel boric, a former student protest leader. reporter: the results of sunday's first-round presidential elections, chileans to prude -- choose between radically different visions for the future. one that promises a new economic political and social model. another that vows a return to stability, family values, and law and order. both candidates are practically tied. conservative jose antonio kast was the first one out of the gate on monday, confirming he's willing to modify what many see as an extreme right wing program to seduce moderate conservatives. >> we have a lot more in common than differences. we've always said our program is not written in stone. we can modify and improve many things. reporter:reporter: a key factor in his success has been the growing six -- sensation that chile is out of control fed by an explosive rise in violence, drug traff

now people in chile are voting in their presidential election . they're one of the most politically polarized in recent history, millions on choosing. here's the succeed, sebastian, panera, the need and candidates include and left us, gabrielle burridge, and right twin. jose antonio cast latin america editor lucy newman reports now from the capital santiago. next to the quince, 35 year old former student leader gabrielle body stops to ask for this man support . he's told that all politicians are liars, not only will exalt to which he answers, not all politicians are alike. but each a congressman is undoubtedly non traditional. he doesn't look like a presidential candidate and is the youngest one in chile in history. and he represents what some called the new left part of the wave of politicians who aimed to transform chili's political and economic structure. a tree is his campaign symbol. what did they will, you know, i can give you a cd that represents an idea, but for it to grow, you have to water it for a new chile to wattage we must work colle

these venezuelan migrants traveled 5000 kilometers to make it to chile.ing this desert, they face extreme altitude and temperatures. [speaking foreign language] >> it is what she has left behind at home that makes the journemore painful. >> [speaking foreign language] >> but to make it to chile can be the start of a new problem. there is growing anger aimed at the thousands of been is whelan's who enter the country -- venezuelans w enter the country. as migrants reach the border, there is heavy suspicion of new arrivals with reports of robbery and tacks by venezuelans. >> [speaking foreign language] >> venezuelans next stop to the capital is in northern chile, a location of protest undocumented migrants. tensions are high here. one of those illegal migrants had just graduated when she left venezuela, but it was not possible to make ends meet. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the crisis in venezuela has left millions desperately looking for a lifeline. but even when they make it to a safer place, the chance of a new life can still be elusive. bbc news. >>

but i go near, he said, blast region of mountains and forests spawning. seldom chile entertain tina. though famous to stunning landscapes for centuries, it has been an important region for life. took farming, and many of its grasslands have been grace there at the regent. hot lice part that go in the national park. and here to find out how this became one of the biggest conservation projects in history. hello. hello. nice to meet me and i'm chris. how can you do in former ceo or their company, but they're gone yet. priest, murray, doug tompkins, an interpreter for an adventurer who had found a rival brand in north faith. both friends made them by your mentor protection center to their company ethos. but kristen doug went to do more from the early ninety's, bought over $300000000.00 us dollars of land for preservation across chill energy dina. they build parts complete with largest come grounds and trails to support eco tourism. after duck sudden death in 2015 crusade gary demanded as president of their sunday tion. tompkins conservation. what was it? you saw here that made you take a

over the years disenchantment with chiles. political institutions has prompted millions of young people to stay home on election day. anger and frustration, especially among the poorest grew oh, this boy over into mass protest. 2 years ago, when demands for a more equal society were led by young people, months of demonstrations, recalibrated chili's, political landscape, putting social change on everyone's agenda yogurt. okay. and i've been increasingly more young. people are involved in politics. i believe they're the agent of change from i'm political but translating protest into political participation, especially in low income areas, is still difficult to look into available because that's what we're trying to change in my neighborhood. we need them to see involvement as a representative resource for everyone, not just the privileged class of it. earlier this year, an unprecedented number of young people were elected as mares, especially women. and in this sunday's election, one of the 2 leading candidates is only 35 years old that brianna bought each a former student leader. ha, it

albertano: ¿quieres un elote con chile? maría: no, ya me comí como cuatro.ales noticias. omicron la nueva variante del coronavirus ya estÁ en canadÁ y es muy posible que este circulando en estados unidos, advierten las autoridades de salud. en mÉxico, pese a que varios grupos se dispersaron en el camino una nueva caravana cerca de 2000 emigrantes sigue adelante tratando llega la frontera con estados unidos entretanto maÑana entran en vigor las nuevas directrices para detener y deportar a los inmigrantes indocumentados seguiremos los principales cambios y xiomara cambio del partido libre encabeza los resultados preliminares de las elecciones presidenciales de honduras >> nosotros estamos haciendo un llamado de paz que no atendamos a las confrontaciones que quieren generar presentador: muy buenas noches, bienvenidos. una nueva variante del coronavirus que tiene al mundo ya estÁ en canadÁ y es muy posible que se encuentre en los estados unidos. la alarma por omicron ha llevado al primer ministro de gran bretaÑa convocar a una reuniÓn por emergencias con el mini

in chile, that will mean negotiating, a multi national accord between the public and private sectors, costing about $50000000000.00. but it could be a small price to pay to transition to what may be one of the was best options for dramatically reducing greenhouse gases and global warming. without limiting the consumption of the seeing human al jazeera colleena kinney ah, on al jazeera, these are the top stories. the u. n. is calling for the release of 16 of its local staffers, detained in ethiopia, capital addis ababa. it comes at a time of escalating conflict between ethiopia, central government, and rebel forces in the countries north. as far as i know, no explanation given to us by why these are the staff members are, are detained. ah vi, there are 16 remaining in detention and 6 have been released. so that, that's the, the, the breakdown are they come from various are you and agencies, they're all national staff. it is imperative that they, that they be released. meanwhile, an african union envoys travel to ethiopia as m horror and afar regions and a diplomatic push to end the con

there is a great deal uncertainty in chile, a given that this is a country with huge wealth, but it is a country or which has some of the worst wealth distribution anywhere in the, in, in the developed world. and many of the people in this country would like to have a greater share of some of that well for some of that progression that chile has been made over the years. and there are a betting everything really on these elections on sunday to see which way they go, either extreme left or, or for right for you. a sector of state has wrapped up as tube africa with a visit to senegal, antony blink, and left with a message. but washington was a partner of african countries, while also raising concerns about ongoing instability in ethiopia. in marleaf. a police station has been set on fire in sudan during the latest round of demonstrations. people are demanding justice for those killed during protests and a 100 of power to civilian rule. authorities in mexico had discovered an detained hundreds of migrants being transported in the back of 2 trailer trucks. there from a number of central am

mr pinera is one of chile�*s richest men. he became president in 2010. atacama desert, area of central chile. the leaks suggest the last payment in the deal was conditional on the government — run by mr pinera — not placing any environmental protections on the area that might have stopped mining there. mr pinera denies any wrongdoing — and says he was cleared by a judicial investigation back in 2017. let�*s speak to mariano machado from the global risk analysis company verisk maplecroft, he�*s on the line from buenos aires. thank you very much indeed for your time. given that this judicial review in 2017 found there was no wrongdoing, why is the senate going back to the issue?— back to the issue? thank you for havin: back to the issue? thank you for having me _ back to the issue? thank you for having me and — back to the issue? thank you for having me and good _ back to the issue? thank you for having me and good evening - back to the issue? thank you for having me and good evening to l having me and good evening to everyone. exactly as you mentioned, th

here in chile, as in brazil and argentina, the chinese covey vaccines have been made widely available as part of the u and aggressive medical diplomacy strategy. it reflects china's global soft power and influence in this case of a to close to home for washington's liking. united states tends to view this in geostrategic terms and trends to see this in terms of china somehow. securing outsized influence beyond the economic sphere in latin america, us diplomats and the pentagon have expressed concern about quote, predatory trade practices that they are, are giving china excessive geopolitical leverage. adding insult to injury in june long time us allied, panama joined the dominican republic and of salvatore. in switching recognition of taiwan for china. another sign of how much washington's leadership and influence of the region has diminished. it's in this context that the by did administration is launch, get an offensive called built back better for the world, or b, 3, w for short to compete with china's belton road initiative. and for the united states. this is strategic. when we th

thank ah we go to chile, now. people are voting to one of the country's most polarized presidential elections and recent history. millions are choosing who will succeed. sebastian, panera leading candidates are left as congressman gabrielle bowditch, on the right when populist jose antonio cast the election comes after 2 years of social unrest and political uncertainty. if more in this, now, america is salisia. newman joined us from santiago, so there is a great deal at stake. what, what was the mood like and perhaps more importantly, turn out because his patient has been great in chile and in recent years. but did we see a sort of mobilization this time route? absolutely, i learned extraordinarily large, a number of people here in this book holding station which is in, which is actually the largest one are in chile, in the largest municipality in the country. and we're about in less than 2 hours away from when polls closed. but there are still, as you can see, huge cues of people are waiting to vote so, but the b

well, there's also an election in chile where people are voting and their presidential poll. and one of the most politically polarized moments in recent history, millions on choosing who's to succeed. sebastian pinero, the leading candidates and to the left us to gabrielle barnett and right wing jose antonio test. well, let's bring in a latin america editor lucy newman. she's in santiago following the for us. they say we've seen so much division and unrest over the last couple of years and when it's now comes down to the front run as it seems to be quite a stock choice that vs. exactly. and that underscores precisely the division that you just mentioned. we have a boarding choose on the, on the left left is very young, 35 years old, a former student leader who wants to really transform the whole economic social model of chile. and then you have on the other extreme, an archie conservative was supported the former, a military dictatorship, who is a law and order candidate. and that's what's brought up so many people to vote. i am inside the largest tolling station with the lar

as a newman explains from santiago, chile is in a political tailspin 3 months ago, many couldn't have imagined the far right wing candidate was sent on your cast would come close to reversing, which seemed like an unstoppable left wing wave in chile. spurred by 2 years of social unrest against deep rooted inequality. but the former congressman's message of conservative family values and law and order has convinced millions of chileans that he is the man for the future. even though he still defends the legacy of chills, former military dictatorship law, when he got to make no mistake, he only candidacy that offers an alternative to recover peace. do away with crime and stop terrorism is mine. we'll recover the country that we've lost. 35 year old left us congressman gabrielle bought each came in a close 2nd, assuring he 2 will go into a 2nd round. he proposes deep structural reforms for a more inclusive economic, social, and political system that includes grappling chiles, private pension funds and raising taxes for the super rich give you are no corner long live young people want to c

and austin were hours away from presidential elections from the presidential election and chile. and the nation has rarely been so divided. millions are choosing a successor to sebastian to the era. the leading candidates include leftist, gabrielle, butch and right winger, jose antonio cast or latin america editor lucille newman reports in little connected when 35 year old former student leader gabrielle body stops to ask for this man. support his told that all politicians are liars, ruefully willing to which he answers. not all politicians are alike, but each a congressman is undoubtedly non traditional. he doesn't look like a presidential candidate and is the youngest one in chile in history and says he represents with some called the new left part of the wave of politicians who aim to transform chillies, political and economic structure. a tree is his campaign symbol. what did your w? nothing, i can give you a cd that that represents an idea. but for it to grow, you have to water it for a new chilly to water should be, must work collected and we'll go, he has support from many

from santiago, chile, our latin america editor lucila reporting to us on that election. also watching developments in venezuela very closely over 20000000 people voting there. as well in regional and local elections having boycotted previous elections, the main opposition will this time take part. the 1st time in 4 years, a 100 observers from the european union will be overseeing the vote at a 1000 polling stations. present class maduro has been accused of electoral fraud in the past. now, poland is threatening to close and major railway crossing from better route. unless they stop sending refugees and migrants towards that border, thousands of people, i camped next to the board of fences on the eastern edge of the european union facing a harsh winter set. ross reports from boesky on the beller roo side of the border. german flags painted on their faces. chung, the desolation of people caught up in the human tragedy. families, tommy rock and syria promised easy passage to europe, now locked up in a camp, guarded by bell ocean forces, given some kind of shout after spendi

chile has been one of the most stable countries in the region.he protests took place two years ago, it was a surprise such as stable country get see this happen them up but at the time it was deeply divided. the two sides, the desire for change, the new constitution, that renovation on one side, and the erring toward conservatism, perhaps a move back toward the pen o'shea era. -- pinochet. i think people are concerned more about safety and stability and security, that is important in this part of the world. anchor: thank you. now, a private investigator has been describing the links he says he went to around 15 years ago to get information about prince harry and his then girlfriend josie davey. speaking for the first time, he has told the bbc he targeted her voicemails for a newspaper. prince harry is part of a group involved in ongoing legal action against news of the world and the sun that could culminate in a trial. the private investigator is a witness in the legal case. his claims have yet to be heard in court and are strongly disputed by th

in that how they, how they see the future of chile actually is in the process at the moment of a big constitutional revamp, getting rid of the constitution that was agreed in 1980 during her, of the military dictatorship of august, still been oshea. that is being negotiated to be presented to the chili and people next year. and that will bring about a massive overhaul over a chiles infrastructure and laws bought it, or the left wing candidate supports that overhaul, but many trillions are probably feel a little worried about it. about this is potential changes and they tend to support or cause young daniel cast very conservative, a big fan of the pro free market economy. finally, hoops about family values and improving security to really die. i'm actually applaud. busy opposed politically, the, to moderate can moderate, left to moderate, right? candidates have not been eliminated from of the votes. to leave this, these 2 are a candidate to fight it out in the 2nd round on december, the 19th. so what, how does that play on what happens in the next month? well, the 2 candidates will be

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. >> chile's president survived an impeachment vote. senate fell short of the two thirds majority needed to oust sebastian dinero, accused of corruption following the leak of the pandora papers which exposes the hidden wealth of lead midst -- leaders and business people worldwide. documents linked him to a sale of a family business to a close friend. he denies the charges. let's go live to our latin american editor from santiago. at least in the political arena, does this now close the case? >> not exactly. the rules of the game are that he can be charged again up to six months after he leaves office which will not be until march. we got towards the end of next year for congress to present new , similar or different charges against him and he can be tried for that. which means the president may not be out of the woods yet. he did survive this impeachment bid. he was not found guilty, he was not convicted. but, then that was not expected because a two thirds majority is a hefty majority and it was clear that in the senate, unlike in the

are fewer than 2000 left in the wide, just one percent of their regina population, all of them in chile and argentina. declare cynthia, are all great, philip, all i found out on a fellow vivid allergic. it in, in of all a few. uh huh. he, the men will fit a littler from info vejo he and monumental negatively. menton is almost a former, a little boy called kinetic one with in the name, but i am lithium ilunga. yeah. dana quarter. i know he cleared in it a messy mail demo up there sunday. none of them are really close to the may i out of iraq. america knock on the center. they're gonna phenom malloy? yes. i can. we can get another opinion. ah . the nearly invites me back to his family home to meet his wife bay. yeah. their family comes from a long line of go, just wrenching people found the cross, but they go near who are often fiercely proud of their way of life. many go just in the nearby community of cochran. c conservation as a threat to both their livelihoods and their culture. then he had worked on the old ranch as a shepherd for 6 years before taking a job, conserving were morally

polar opposites in a crowded field of seven will advance to a runoff in chile's presidential electionhard right came out ahead in sunday's election with about 28% of the vote. but less than 50% needed to avoid a runoff. in his government plan, the 55-year-old attorney speaks about liberty, order, the rule of law, private property, and a free market economy. he's been compared to leaders like former u.s. leader donald trump and jair bolsonaro. he has proposed building a 3 meter ditch at proposed points of chile's northern border to stop the flow of immigrants from countries like bolivia. he left his former student leader who is 35 years old, came in second with about 25% of the vote. he supports abortion rights, champions a welfare state model and leads a coalition that includes chile's communist party. the elections happened two years after massive protests and riots that left at least 30 dead and hundreds injured. p protesters were demanding better government programs and an i understand -- end to inequality. a call to rewrite the constitution, a process that is ongoing. they will fa