not only in chile, but in latin, america's pretty strong will. back to the last presidential election, it was said that if the left wing candidate wins, chile would be sheila sweller. so all was referring to nicaragua and venezuela. but governor boris has a clear stand when it comes to the human rights abuses in his will. and also in nicaragua, and of course the human rights crisis, not only during the past years of their presidency, of the conservative a president of us, the opinion, but also during that dictatorship played a huge role in this vote. and in conclusion, benjamin how polarized is chilly at the moment and can't president elect were, it's unify the country. it will be a very big task, not only because he will be the youngest ever president at this country, have to be at least 35 years old to be a president. and he has no clear majority in congress and parliament. so they will have to try to find agreement with a right when talking and it's different between being a candidate and being a president. and that's one of the advisors that

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, this is a truly interesting moment, new political cycle far chile.because the first round of the election, boric was second in first place was for josÉ antonio kast to a candidate that wamostly pandering to a farm right wing agenda and base, similar to also naro and trump -- bolsonaro and trump also the fact boric won in the second round, met there was part of the electorate that did not vote for him in the first round that mobilized for his campaign in the second round. that is definitely because of sectors both in a popular revolt that were not really happy about his platform in the first round, but seeing the threat of new fascist, of a neofascist government decided to take to the streets and campaign for this victory. juan: plo, i wanted to ask you, the victory of boric happens in the context of an effort for a rewriting of chilean constitution. could you talk about that in the movement that developearound that and how it spilled over as well into the election? >> yeah, so one of the main demands of the popular revolt in october 2019 was a new co

big conference on chile.ldn't be able to fly to u.k. because i stay here to discuss the withdrawal in the congress. and we expect this low, which we expect a today in congress, it doesn't advance, and we don't have this support for withdrawal because we think there's already already too much liquidity in the economy. we have all the transfer from the government to household the have been made this year. that's around $25 billion, which is around eight to nine points as i just said. we already have a lot of liquidity in the economy during next year and we need to start thinking in terms of pensions. we need to remain the pension funds into the accounts of people. so that's one of the things we're discussing today. tom: so how are you and the team thinking about a tighter fed policy and the impacts on economies like chile's? rodrigo: well, of course, this is one of the risks we are seeing. the also, we know in the united states or also in terms of [indiscernible] we expect that for chile, we still may have some

from san diego -- santiago, chile.andemic is taking a toll on terrorism around the world, bethlehem is the birthplace of jesus, it is usually festive this time a year but with israel having closed its borders to most foreigners and bethlehem being in the occupied west bank, residents are getting ready for a muted holiday season. >> christmas in bethlehem. the palestinian town, the birthplace of jesus. the tree is once again the center of attention. there are fewer restrictions than last year but life is not the same as before the pandemic. >> i love bethlehem. i love coming here. it is the first,, no, actually the second time i have been during the holidays. last year with corona it was impossible. i said this year i would come with my friend. >> it's great to be here. i'm quite surprised there are so many decorations because i did not expect much. >> once again this year, visitors from abroad will find it difficult to visit the occupied west bank. israel has closed its borders to foreigners, with few exceptions. for a

it's not only in chile, but also in latin america. when we look at what it does it mean to vote for a left wing candidate? it's not new in the past presidential campaign because the left when candidate the they said that if he won the presidency, sheila will become sheila swell as always pointing to was direction saying that if there is the left when candidate, it will become either and cut out well, venezuela, but of course the markets have reacted and there are a lot of companies who are not so sure about all these changes and all this reforms . and that will come so he will try with to see with the message. and of course, what's important is not the promises that he made during this campaign, but the actions that if he will be able also to fulfill this promise. yes, let's talk about that then because right, he's got the job now. now he has to, to, to put his campaign, his, his election platform through congress. water is, ties a to the parties in congress and how, how amenable is congress like you should be to his agenda? of course

in chile, it was even higher than for the referendum of the new constitution. a big reason for why so many people went out and had to the streets, is that the options and the opinions and the ideas that both candidates a so m orridge on the left wing and also cos anthony cost the far right candidate have, are opposite when it comes to many things and they were appealed by the ideas of copper in florida when it comes to increasing air rights of women when it comes to including and the indigenous population. also similar ideas that are being treated in this constitutional assembly. there were more appealed bias ideas, and that's what they went out. of course, when they only had 2 options, it was not the 1st case in the 1st round when they had 6 candidates who wanted to become jill as next president. right, so, so one of the top 2 things and, and the president elects and trey so what's most important for gabriel boy is something that has been repeated over the past month is reducing inequality. if we'll look at sheila, one percent of the population has earned more

see a benjamin what is chile going to look like under president bridge? good afternoon, layla. he promised to continue with the path of this constitutional assembly distracting. and you can see tuition, including the indigenous population, strengthening women broad women's rights also. and that's why you see a start, a really, really big difference to his father, right? candidate to the for a candidate with the antonio that we just saw in the report there, he was indeed a protest leader, student protest, ledia and 2011 and in 2014 with other colleagues. he made it into parliament from there, he pushed also with the politics and continued when he was then and now that he will be the presidential candidate, also of the left tween party from the right wing. they always accused him of being far left with varying due to the fact that he was also with the support of the communist party in the enter communism. not only in chile, but in latin america is pretty strong and will back to the last presidential election. it will set that if the left wing candidate wins

is chile heading back there?"al and press adviser to president allende's chief of staff during the last months of his presidency in 1973. welcome back to democracy now! answer that question. "i lived through the darkness of the pinochet era. is chile heading back there?" >>. as a chance and the point is it is a very distressing situation because chile months ago competed percent of the people had voted for a new constitution and i thought those dark days were sort of over and it is since we were having cash this constitution, in 1980, the dictator pinochet pushed through which was a straitjacket on all reforms necessary, especially to get rid of the numeral reliabilism -- neoliberalism that was oppressing our economy and our people. now there is a chance -- i mean, seems to be a slim chance, but there is a chance the fact were even speaking of the fact pinochetista to be president of chile after whaour country has suffered would be a disaster n only from the view of chile itself and i advanced progressive politics

and i will work every day for the quality of the chile and family. he'll let you know that from you to his promises range from protecting the environment to tackling chiles, private pension system. and his followers are full of hope. a nameless can wait any moment they legal. i mean, none of that is no place in the history of chile. surely emotional, more coverage was made so much progress. now we will move forward with social rights and continue to advance and fight against the far right with them. c with a high though to turn out burridge squarely beat the far right candidate. jose antonio cast, but cast was dignified in his defeat. either middle, you get or said a courtesy that asking i was to do is congratulate gabrielle bowditch. he deserves all of our respects. he won sally many children's trust him and we hope he will lead a good government going and in a ways we can without legitimate differences, we want to hound our nation. and we'll said when i bought it, they bought a lot by the that night though, belonged to butch, who harold's, a new po

in chile, it was even higher than for the referendum of the new constitution. a big reason for why so many people went out and had to the streets, is that all the options and the opinions and the ideas that both candidates a so m forage on the left wing and also cos anthony cost the far right candidate have, are opposite when it comes to many things, and they were appealed by the ideas of copper in florida when it comes to increasing air rights of women when it comes to including and the indigenous population. also similar ideas that are being treated in this constitutional assembly. there were more appealed bias ideas, and that's what they went out. of course, when they only had 2 options, it was not the 1st case in the 1st round when they had 6 candidates who wanted to become jealous. next president. right, so, so one of the top 2 things and, and the president elects and trey, so what's most important for gabrielle, laura is something that has been repeated over the past month is reducing inequality. if we look at sheila, one percent of the population has ear

a victory for the hard left candidate in chile's most polarising election ever.ough new lockdown in the netherlands, as the new coronavirus variant spreads rapidly across europe. and the meteoric rise of tennis star emma radacanu — now she wins the bbc�*s prestigious sports personality of the year. i am really happy with this, of course, and i have watched sports personality of the year growing up so i am humbled tojoin the amazing past winners. a bbc investigation has revealed the details of a series of brutal mass killings of civilians by the myanmar military. four villages in kani township in central myanmar were targeted over a period of weeks injuly. the united nations says the military�*s oppression points to crimes against humanity. this report by rebecca henschke contains some distressing images from the start. this girl is grieving over her grandfather's body. it's distressing to see. there are clear signs of torture. when the myanmar military entered their village in the kani township, she fled. her grandfather stayed, believing his age would protect hi

voters in chile have elected the country's youngest ever president.ctivist, is 35. president biden's flagship piece of legislation, known as build back better, looks in deep trouble after a key senatorfrom his own democratic party said he wouldn't support it. senatorjoe manchin, who represents the conservative state of west virginia, told fox news he'd tried to reach a compromise on the bill, priced at $1.7 trillion. if i can't go home and explain it to the people of west virginia, i can't vote for it. and i cannot vote to continue with this piece of legislation. i just can't. i've tried everything humanly possible. i can't get there. he couldn't and he wouldn't. now, this really matters due to the finely balanced composition of the senate, meaning president biden cannot afford to lose a single democratic vote. the white house fired back, saying the bill is too important to fail and they'll find a way to move forward nextyear. eric ham is a political analyst in washington. —— next year. what we're seeing now is he is a senator that appears to not be t

those are the things that are important chile -- in chile. >> they have been together for nine years.hey signed a civil union agreement ur years ago that did not include equal parental rights, the recognition that he has two mothers. now they will be able to be a family before the law. >> obviouslye wanto get married. >> the moment they have long waiting for. -- been waiting for. >> this south african photographer is known for trying sexual freedom and self empowerment. a museum in berlin is dedicating an exhibition to the artist and archivist, and insight into the south african lgbt community and a reflection on apartheid. >> proud, powerful, sometimes vulnerable or even royal. these are some of the faces of her, whose work also confronts trauma. for 20 years she has been documenting south africa's lgbtq community. discrimination african -- against sexual minorities has been illegal since 1996 but gays, lesbians and transgender people are still at risk as well as non-binary people like them. >> i think you live with the threat every day, but i cannot stop doing what i'm doing because

with 35 year old gabrielle butch chile now has it's the youngest ever president. he was helped to vote the barricade, to take to the stage and recognize the people who have put him in power. the left wing, former student leader, had tapped into that anger at the country's economic model. and the inequality it has brought to when 56 percent of the vote. i guarantee that i will be a president who cares for democracy and does not risk it. who listens more than he speaks, seeks unity, and attends to the needs of the people daily. i will firmly fight against the privileges of a few. and i work every day for the quality of the chile and family here like you know, from, you know, his promises range from protecting the environment to tackling chiles, private pension system. and his followers are full of hope. a is no place in history of chile. surely emotional more talking always made so much progress now we will move forward with social rights continue to advance and finally against the far right. like them. c with a high though, to turn out bridge, he beat the far right

of her bad benjamin, alvaro sir grover reported from santiago to chile will turn now to the conflict in ethiopia, where the to grant people's liberation front is announced. it will be withdrawing from several regions. it had captured the head of the 2 great forces claim to move the step towards peace. if you had been fighting a civil war for more than a year or so from the t great region have been battling government troops in a conflict that's joining neighboring eritrea, both sides accused of committing atrocities. meanwhile, tens of thousands of civilians have died and millions of lost their hopes. accessed for journalists has been very limited data, but our correspondent visited the government control. i'm har, region embedded with local authorities from there, but it gets at nicholas group filed this report of people caught in the crossfire. this is all that is left of i you. but hans house to it. it was demolished by artillery fire, wendy tube, in army and to grand forces clashed in the area of amazon. hey, this is where the table was a whole. it's all broken now. we'll look at

maÑana en segunda vuelta, chile elige nuevo presidente.o univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix y paulina. fÉlix: cada dÍa que pasa es mÁs evidente que estados unidos enfrenta una nueva ola de coronavirus. los contagios diarios sobrepasan los 120.000, las hospitalizaciones y muertes tambiÉn aumentan con rapidez y todavÍa hablamos de la variante delta. omicrÓn es otra amenaza que agudiza la situaciÓn. eddie carranza tiene todos los detalles desde nueva —— peggy carranza tiene todos los detalles desde nueva york. peggy: las hospitalizaciones por covid—19 aumentaron un 20% alrededor de todo el paÍs, segÚn datos de new york times. lo que ha dejado clÍnicas con poca capacidad en las unidades de cuidados intensivos. >> en el oeste estamos viendo una crisis en los hospitales de la variante delta. peggy: en el estado de nueva york se registrÓ una cifra rÉcord. la ciudad de nueva york o reportÓ mÁs de 5000 casos. lo que tiene nerviosos a algunos, como melissa, que pasÓ horas en un centro de pruebas debido a las largas filas. >> soy estudiante y recibÍ u

a victory for the hard left candidate in chile's most polarising election ever.nd tennis star emma radacanu wins the bbc�*s prestigious sports personality of the year. iam i am really happy with this, of course, and i have watched sports personality of the year growing up so i am humbled to join the amazing past winners. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc world news — singapore, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. hello and thank you forjoining us. we begin the programme in hong kong — where counting is under way in the first elections since beijing increased its control over the territory. turnout has officially been announced as the lowest ever in its electoral history — just 30.2%. pro—democracy activists called for a boycott because every candidate had to be vetted for their loyalty to beijing. almost all prominent opposition figures who could have taken part have either been jailed or have fled. earlier i spoke with nathan law — a hong kong pro—democracy campaigner who now lives in the uk where he has political asylum. iran 2016 and i won, but

then you got thrown out of chile. yes! i wasl got thrown out of chile. yes!out of chile. yes! i was meant to be there for _ got thrown out of chile. yes! i was meant to be there for three i got thrown out of chile. yes! i wasl meant to be there for three months but the day after i arrived, to young chileans —— two young chileans had been set on fire by the chilean police and one of them died and i took part in the funeral, i was asked to say prayers that it because i was staying with roman catholic priests. it was in a big cathedral in the middle of santiago and we were all singing and wonderful protest song of the period. the police came in and the army with tear gas and water cannons, sprayed the bishop and all that kind of stuff and i saw all the tear gas canisters were made in britain. literally, the words?— literally, the words? made in britain. literally, the words? made in britain- we — literally, the words? made in britain. we were _ literally, the words? made in britain. we were not - literally, the words? made in i britain. we were not supporting ch

in chile, it was even higher than for the referendum off the new constitution. a big reason for why so many people went out and had to the streets, is that all the options and the opinions and the ideas that both candidates a so m forage on the left wing and also cos anthony cost the far right candidate have are opposite when it comes to many things, and they were appealed by the ideas of copper in florida when it comes to increasing air rights of women when it comes to including and the indigenous population. also similar ideas that are being treated in this constitutional assembly that were more appealed by his ideas. and that's what they went out. of course, when they only had 2 options, it was not the 1st case in the 1st round when they had 6 candidates who wanted to become jill as next president. right? so, so what are the top 2 things and, and the president elects and tre so what's most important for gabrielle? laura is something that has been repeated over the past month is reducing inequality. if we look at sheila, one percent of the population has earne

voters in chile elect the left—wing candidate gabriel boric in the country's most polarising electionver. pro—beijing candidates claim an overwhelming victory in hong kong's controversial legislative council election, but turnout hits a record low. the meteoric rise of tennis star emma radacanu. the 2021 bc sports personality —— the 2021 bc sports personality of the year is emma raducanu. now she wins the bbc�*s prestigious sports personality of the year. i am really happy with this, of course, and i have watched sports personality of the year growing up so i am humbled tojoin the amazing past winners. and we all use them, but how do they work? we delve into the science of weather apps. hello and welcome. borisjohnson is boris johnson is under further pressure borisjohnson is under further pressure as he faces calls to tell the truth about an alleged garden party at downing street in may 2020. this was when even outdoor mixing was banned by the british government. the guardian newspaper has exclusively published a photo of borisjohnson and his wife socialising with what the paper says

stockmarkets in chile have fallen nearly 7% on open.on is in the capital santiago and has this report. katy: the fans started gathering within minutes of the polls closing. the victory was quick and definitive. >> my daughter will grow up in a freer country, this woman told me, with rights for women and better education. for 11-year-old amelia who can't even vote -- >> because he wants to do good things for chile, like protecting the animals, the environment, and children. katy: speaking to the nation, gabriel boric promised to speak for everyone. >> i know that in the coming years, chile's future will be at stake. i will look after democracy and always look for unity. we will attend to people's needs every day and stand up against the privilege of the few and work every day for chilean families to have a good quality of life. katy: for many, this is a natural conclusion to the past few years. it was019 that protests took over the streets. they began with a rise in transport costs. a year later, chileans voted to rip up the old dictator

but the market reaction monday was frosty, with the chile and pay, so losing 3 percent against the dollar. now one of the new president's challenges will be tackling poverty which has been on the rise due to the pandemic. more and more to lands have moved into shanty towns where life is precarious blue to get home. david, why keeley has to climb over a barricade of tyres. he lives in a squatter settlement known as violette, a para, at the edge of the chile and a capital santiago. the wooden shacks that of mushrooms here are home to people made jobless by the corona, virus pandemic. people like david who could no longer afford to pay his rent a bit of either. so saying after i lost my job a, i'd helped my uncle and the media gave way when he was one of the 1st to build a shack here he went, other than i built my own thing because as some one out of work, maybe you know, there was no other choice. i haven't seen that. i oh, david has been living here for several months now. he was only able to pay for the building materials by taking money from his retirement fund. it's now a home for his w

pablo: desde la hora cero de hoy, chile se encuentra prÁcticamente en vela electoral.Ía impuesto, pero muy de cerca siguiÓ ariel boris, aliado con el partido comÚn. >> por primera vez los protagonistas son los extremos del arco polÍtico. pablo: otra de las caracterÍsticas especiales de la votaciÓn es que ninguno los partidos que se alternaron en este paÍs desde el regreso a la democracia lograron llegar. el candidato cast, siempre dijo que le devolverÍa a chile el orden que perdiÓ en los Últimos aÑos. >> vamos a ser un tremendo gobierno, siempre con optimismos. pablo: boris, diputado de 35 aÑos, iniciÓ su carrera polÍtica como dirigente universitario. pretende subir impuestos a los mÁs ricos y agrandar el estado. >> nuestra campaÑa no es de miedo, es de esperanza y soluciones concretas. pablo: las elecciones se llevan a cabo en medio de un proceso de reforma de constituciÓn del paÍs. las protestas de 2019 pusieron al desnudo las falencias de un modelo que muchos veÍan como el mÁs exitoso, pero que acabÓ que tenÍa demostrando que tenÍa las mismas desigualdades que los m

gabriel boris es el nuevo presidente de chile.der de izquierda venciÓ hoy a josÉ antonio cash, representante de la derecha. felix: buenas tardes, bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana como una guerra comparar el doctor anthony fauci. los cdc advierten que el refuerzo de la vacuna es cada vez mÁs urgente, y los riesgos para los no vacunados se multiplican reportero: el doctor fauci, comparo omicron con una guerra. y no es el Único experto mÉdico que piensa igual. [hablan en inglÉs] "se les viene encima un tsunami a los no vacunados esta variante es extremadamente contagiosa." afirma el doctor, y asegurÓ que el este virus es el mÁs moderno de la Época [hablan en inglÉs] "este es un libro extraordinario, duplica los casos en dos o tres dÍas" advirtiÓ fauci. >> esta es la nueva norma, esto es lo que estamos viviendo. yo pienso que la naturaleza y las circunstancias nos estÁ obligando que estÁ con nosotros y estarÁ por mucho tiempo. reportero: el martes se dirigirÁ al paÍs cuÁles son los planes para combatir omicron durante

his motto is, make chile great. again. he would expel undocumented migrants and his position on climate change is lukewarm. he would maintain chiles unbridled free market model and lower taxes for big business. but in recent weeks, he's reconsidered, allowing the military to make arrests without a warrant during the state of emergency. cast. biggest drawing card is, has promised to restore law and order making money through if it was still a most needs to security. but this was a peaceful country. there. anyone could walk around as any our get now it's not safer anywhere. cast represents the return of public order and respect to resort each but each, the hope that dreams of social justice can come true sinful anthem blue while the laws since 2 different models confronts each other in the selection to generations with opposing visions of what she needs but what her different ways of seeing life as well will we face convulsive time, political the see either one could become the next president of a country that has lost its p

that chile will never be ruled by communists.s is the man he's talking about. this is the man he's talking about — gabriel boric, a former protest leader and activist turned politician whose coalition includes the communist party. we don't have to be afraid of the organisation of the people. we have to learn from history, not to do it again, not to repeat it. these elections have revived the ghost of chile's past, that the left is communist, the right fascist. and kast has been hit by recent revelations that his father was a member of hitler's nazi party. he also talked fondly general pinochet, a man responsible for thousands of deaths and disappearances during chile's dictatorship during the �*70s and �*80s. a man the uk has history with. in 1998, he was detained in london on murder charges and subsequently visited by his friend, margaret thatcher. two years ago, a rise in the cost of transport sparked protests and wider calls for change. the legacy of the dictatorship may have been a stable economy but one have been a stable ec

that chile will never be ruled by communists.ht against his rival but a fear many people have in santiago's wealthier neighbourhoods. this is the man he is talking about. gabriel boric, a former protest leader and activist turned politician whose coalition includes the communist party. we don't have to be afraid of the organisation of the people. we have to learn from history, not to do it again, not to repeat it. these elections have revived the ghost of chile's past, that the left is communist, the right fascist. and kast has been hit by recent revelations that his father was a member of hitler's nazi party. he also talked fondly general pinochet, a man responsible for thousands of deaths and disappearances during chile's dictatorship during the �*70s and �*80s. a man the uk has history with. in 1998, he was detained in london on murder charges and subsequently visited by his friend margaret thatcher. two years ago, a rise in the cost of transport sparked protests and wider calls for change. the legacy of the dictatorship may h

with 35 year old gabrielle butch chile now has its youngest ever president. he was helped to vote the barricade to take to the stage and recognized the people who have put him in power. the left wing, former student leader, had tapped into their anger at the country's economic model, and the inequality it is brought to when 56 percent of the vote. what do you see me again? and i guarantee that i will be a president who cares for democracy and does not risk it. who listens more than he speaks, seeks unity and attends to the needs of the people daily. i will firmly fight against the privileges of a few, and i will work every day for the quality of the chile and family here, let me know from you. his promises range from protecting the environment to tackling chiles. private pension system and his followers are full of hope. a nameless can wait on a moment, they still legal. i mean, no, no government is no place in the history of chile. surely emotional. most of it was made so much progress. now we will move forward with social rights and continue to advance and

i mean, no, no government is no place in the history of chile. surely emotional. more of an elevator made so much progress now we will move forward with social rights and continue to advance and fight against the far right. we're going to like them. c with a high voter turnout, bowditch squarely beat the far right candidate. jose antonio cast, but cast was dignified in his defeat. either mitigate or said a courtesy that earth king i want to do is congratulate gabrielle rich. he deserves all of our respect. he won fairly many children's trust him and we hope he will lead a good government going and in the ways we can with our legitimate differences we want to hound our nation. the more said when i bought the battle about the that night though, belonged to burridge, who harolds a new political dawn for chile. so let's bring n d w reporter benjamin other s gruber in santiago de chilly. and you've been good to see you tell us more about the new president elect. good morning, claire. he will indeed be the youngest president of chillies, 35, and you have to be at least

kilis president jarrell off -- chile's presidential runoff, all suggesting it is a tight race -- pollsuggesting it is a tight race. governments around the world scrambling to contain the spread of the omicron variant of covid-19. several countries recorded their highest infection rates since the pandemic began. france has banned non-essential travel from the u.k. by anyone who is not a french citizen or resident. the u.k. has recorded a record number of infections for a second day at a row -- second day in a row. france recorded almost 61,000 cases. south korea reinstating stricter social distancing laws six weeks after seeing a quote to live with covid-19. the world health organization says there are fewer deaths than in previous spikes. >> the staff from london brought its usual bustle to paris but soon, these trains may be mostly empty. france is limiting travel to and from the u.k. to only those with compelling reasons, french nationals, residents, and families. all arrivals have to isolate. trump drivers are exempt. >> this is the framework that will be put in place which will all

and a generational change to o. historic and jubilant victory with 35 year old gabrielle butch chile now has its youngest ever president. he was helped to vote the barricade to take to the stage and recognized the people who have put him in power. the left wing, former student leader, had tapped into their anger at the country's economic model, and the inequality it has brought to when 56 percent of the vote. what do you see? again, my guarantee that i will be a president who cares for democracy and does not risk it. who listens more than he speaks, seeks unity and attends to the needs of the people daily. i will firmly fight against the privileges of a few, and i will work every day for the quality of the chile and family. he will likely elena from unity. his promises range from protecting the environment to tackling chiles. private pension system and his followers are full of hope. a nameless can wait any moment they feel ego anyway, none of them is no place in the history of chile. surely emotional. mortality is made so much progress. now we will move forward with social rights an

vamos a una pausa y la priera reunion de cpresidentes e chile tras unas elecciones que pretende cambiar♪ ♪ the one desire ♪ ♪ you are, you are, ♪ ♪ don't wanna hear you say ♪ ♪ ain't nothin' but... ♪ ♪ i want it that way ♪ musica el presidente electo de chlie promete enfocarse en demandas que resonaron en el estallido social de 2019. sostuvo primera reunion con sebastian piÑera para coordinar cambio de mando. se impuso ante el ultra ultraderechista jose antonio kast y considera un mensaje coco conciliador que boric merece respeto y consideracion. pr prometio defender la democracia. >> se que en los aÑos que viene se juega el futuro de nuestro p pais, por eso garantizo que serena williams un presidente que cudie a la democracia y no la expong >> le deseo sabiduria, pru prudencia, resiliencia, for fortaleza, moderacion, que son valores muy importantes. >> otros mandatarios felicitaron a boric, el presidente mexicano manuel lopez obrador quien dijo que era una alegria dificil de oculta >> abrazo al pueblo hermano de chile. han dado un ejemplo para la america latina y para el mundo. es un t

you're a party in that when party in chile. so these combination of factors, what happens is that this is big, both the biggest turns out for a run off in the history of her children. she and the mockers he and the post because she era since 1989 on a done made a huge deal for him. he can being heavily than more than pump chilly when she was a bit weak. he managed to get roles from all the parts because she didn't have boulder for him. i'm putting all that together made it puzzle for him to have this huge market share must be margin i tell people have died with the army con variance of the koran. a virus in the u. k, that's according to the deputy prime minister dominick rob is refusing to rule out new restrictions ahead of the winter holidays. britain has reported record levels of cobra in 1900 cases, where the officials wanting to full effects of the latest wave are yet to be seen. don't know how is life force in london, sir john? a soaring infection, right at the moment, is the prime minister at this point, preparing new res

jose antonio cast orange is all set to become the youngest president in chiles. history. our latin america editor lucy, a newman reports from santiago. oh, the sound of euphoria overwhelmed the streets of central santiago. barbara, do you know? tens of thousands of jubilant supporters of gabrielle bought each welcomed the impressive in hard for victory. the left wing can did. it will become chillies. youngest, ever president. i have the hope of the taylor with social justice at taylor. that's better for my daughter. the president elect a 35 year old congressman and former student leader literally had to jump over the crowds and climb over barriers to make it on to the stage where he delivered a conciliatory message to the country. it must, oh yes, no. our government has the conviction to look forward to the challenges that we have before us. it cannot be just changed by talking to the mirror. i'm not yours to only speak to people who think like me to change the way people who think differently. we are here to assure that once and for all the our courses sufficient for all

the ship voters in chile have begun costing ballots in a presidential run off. it's a close race between 2 men who promised to take the country in very different directions, the left wing. gabriel bridge, the fall rights. jose antonio crossed several european countries are imposing new restrictions ahead of the winter holidays. off the scene record highs. and the number of corona virus infections. the netherlands has become a strict lockdown in order to cover the spread of the omen from variant. let's get an update on the situation and call to with thousands of protests as have gathered outside students. presidential palace al jazeera, hippa, morgan is on the line now from the sudanese capital. what's the latest hipaa? yes, a drain, despite the use of live. i mean, they should buy the military to try to depress processes from in front of the presidential palace. and despite the copious amount of tear gas, i replied as a protest, while they may have taken a few meters back, they so on the road back the palace, many of them are not far from the front gate. so the

top infectious diseases expert warns that holiday travel will only make the various spread worse. chiles new lead up left us gabriel porridge promises to be a president for all people. after beating his fall right rival in a runoff election at a billionaire space tourist returns from the international space station. now he's got a site set on the moon. and in sport chinese tennis player, peng choi, has denied making an accusation of sexual assault and her 1st on camera innovations posting the climb. ang said there have been many misunderstandings about the store . with 12 people have died with the on the chron variance of corona virus in the u. k. that's according to the countries deputy prime minister dominick rob is refusing to rule out new restrictions ahead of the winter. holidays britons reported record levels of cove at 19 cases with officials warning that the full effects of the latest wave ought yet to be seen. that's called life, not a london out as the rest. jonah hall is that for us. so we've got this huge spread of coven 19 across the country, particularly they're in london,

oh, i see that though, you some, it's about constructing a chile that is just and dignified, that has pensions to seniors and health care that doesn't discriminate. that allows us to decentralize power valley federal again would be, it looked that he brought you the 2 candidates are now set for the run off and engaged in a struggle with different versions of the future. for one of latin america's most prosperous nations. the devil is latin america correspond. johan ramirez is following that election for us. the latest polls showed that the difference between these 2 main candidates is narrowing a right now. at this moment, a gabriella bodies would win the election with 39 percent of the vote. 3 percent overholser antonio cast. but what is interesting here is that for example, some months ago, e september, the difference between this candidate is, was around 20 percent. it means that in the last few weeks, holsen tanya, gus has been winning more and more support. but there is a still unimportant number of voters undecided folders. so if they go out on sunday and they vote their electio

there's been only very gradual migration to chile in the past . but now it's not only are people coming in rose as never before, but many of them are coming through as undocumented migrant. and that is, that is causing a huge backlash that has made this intellectual issue. there is no electricity or water yet. land grabs and makes shift camps like le moolah are springing up like mushrooms all over chillies at the camera. desert area of outdoor spatial. the newest arrivals are undocumented. venezuelan migrants like angie who came here with her 4 children and no money. esther thought godfather, i've been here for 2 months. we've been living in the shack, made of cardboard, and a sheet on the top. there are no toilets and little food or wood to build better shelters . yet spaces for more families are already reserved. but there's trouble in the air . last month's julian camp dwellers set a barricade to prevent more migrants from arriving the latest in a series of protests that often end in violence. one was highly chilion, pastor lilian's heel or soi

this is a historic man and like nothing ever happened is no placed in the history of chile . it's truly emotional. more stuff, it always makes so much progress. now we will move forward with social rights and continue to advance and fight against the far right and all of them like them. i had, i had a really feel tremendous joy. i was here when i was 15 years old, celebrating the defeat of pin o'shea. now again, we see the hope is back hope for more united and just country, even with all the things that remained to be done with some chillen to say reacting to the vic trail of gabrielle burridge. talk to us a little bit more about the man gabriel bartch benjamin. what does he stand for? he stands for to continue the work of this constitutional assembly that was drafted after the massive protest. the rocky lay in 2019 with a severe human rights prices. in this country, he talked to the victims of the human rights violation, saying that they will be investigated, that the perpetrators will be punished. he is also in favor of including the indigenous population. they will, will b

hay polemica en chile por los presuntos nexos con los nazis del padre del candidato presidencial de la ultraderecha ...y muere en peru la ex-esposa de alberto fujimori... una de las primeras en denunciar al ex- presidente peruano por corrupcion...volvemos con mas.. ♪ ♪ ¡hay mi ma- ¿manuel? ♪ ♪ si es temporada de “¡qué desastre!”, es temporada de walgreens. mira y que crees que hay ahí? ♪ ♪ ¡pero que ca- ¿carla? si. si es temporada de “¡se me olvidó el regalo!”, es temporada de walgreens. en chile, el padre aleman del candidato presidencial de la derecha, jose antonio kast, fue miembro del partido nazi, segun informa la prensa asociada.asi lo establecieron funcionarios alemanes que confirmaron la existencia en el archivo federal de un documento de identidad de "michael kast", que revela su afiliacion al partido de adolfo hitler cuando tenia 18 aqos de edad, en 1942... una copia de ese documento habia sido publicada hace poco en redes sociales por el periodista chileno "mauricio weible". en peru, fallecio de cancer a los 71 aqos de edad, "susana higuchi", quien fuera la esposa del ex-pre

los mÁs populares son los de pollo con chile verde.inÚan siendo un plato favorito. ramÓn: los tamales finalmente son ricos. en san leandro 50 pequeÑos negocios se van a beneficiar de un subsidio. podrÍan recibir hasta $15,000. >> estÁn sufriendo. para obtener mÁs informaciÓn puede visitar la pÁgina web de la ciudad de san leandro. hay tiempo hasta el 11 de enero. el presidente anunciÓ esta tarde nueva medidas para frenar la pandemia. el presidente de lego que las personas vacunadas pueden continuar con sus planes de manera responsable. el vocero de salud presentÓ el escenario que se podrÍa presentar en enero. >> necesitamos de un 70 a un% de personas vacunadas. ramÓn: en medio de la lluvia y nuevas variantes del coronavirus prÁcticamente son los pronÓsticos para navidad. >> el servicio meteorolÓgico pronostica lluvia y frÍo. >> no va a ser un rÍo atmosfÉrico. si piensa celebrar con familia o amigos es preciso que evite contagios. >> no vaya a en la fiesta, hay que tener mucho cuidado con eso. >> las temperaturas mÁs cÁlidas se llenan p

el izquierdista gabriel boric serÁ el prÓximo presidente de chile.electoral gracias al voto de los chilenos y prometiendo cambiar el paÍs. si usted va a enviar sus regalos de navidad, se le acaba el tiempo. las empresas trabajan contrarreloj para enviar millones de paquetes y cartas, mucho mÁs que antes de la pandemia. bienvenidos. le saluda eliangÉlica. mÁs de 130 y 1000 casos diarios, principalmente por la variante Ómicron que causÓ alarma en el sistema de hospitales, registrando un dramÁtico aumento del 12% en todo el paÍs. esto provocÓ un incremento en las hospitalizaciones que superan 68,000. peggy: a cinco dÍas de la navidad, la lucha contra el covid—19 se intensifica. washington d.c. declarÓ estado de emergencia si los casos se aceleran. entre ellos, el gobernador de maryland. eso es lo que he visto en mi prÁctica. los que no se han vacunado, que tienen los sÍntomas y al tercer dÍa ya terminan. mientras las filas para el covid—19 no cede. >> la verdad es que hace mucho frÍo. han estado las pilas bien largas. hay que estar seguros, hay que cuid

chile's history is dark and still haunts people.e. katie watson, bbc news, in santiago. you are watching bbc news. if you don't want to know who won the strictly come dancing final, mute your tv and look away now. the eastenders star rose ayling—ellis has become the first deaf contestant to take home the glitterball trophy. she and her partner giovanni beat tv chef john whaite and johannes in the final. 0ur media and arts correspondent, david sillito has all the details. welcome to strictly come dancing. it's the grand final... with the tv presenter aj 0dudu having to pull out because of injury, it was a straight head—to—head final between the first male same—sex couple, john whaite and johannes radebe, and strictly�*s first deaf contestant, rose ayling—ellis, and giovanni pernice — a partnership that in this little burst of silence brought one of the tv moments of the year. rose ayling—ellis went on the show, she said, to change perceptions about the deaf community. this dance changed a lot of things, and it made me realise how pow