chile is the world's kovac 19 vaccination champion while the e.u. makes sluggish progress on inoculation the country of 19000000 on south america's pacific coast has already caught up with overtaken vaccine heavyweights like the u.s. and britain chile was quick to get its orders for vaccines in early from astra zeneca johnson and johnson and pfizer biotech but also from sign of attack on the sputnik vaccine presidents have been yet overseas the vaccination campaign personally vaccination centers are everywhere from parking lots to football stadiums nobody has to make an appointment and anyone who's up for their 2nd shot is also free to walk in and get it officials want 80 percent of the country fully vaccinated by june that means her demeanor. however the successful vaccination campaign has yet to translate into a reduction in numbers infected daily infections are reaching record highs health officials fear the campaign may have inadvertently encouraged people to become complacent about prevention measures and take increased risks. alexis college's

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tax generated diminished by breck's it how will the you case finance minister square the books and chile's export of cherries to china hit by social media rumors we talked to the vice minister of trade. thank you for joining us norway became the 1st country in the world where the sale of electric cars over took those powered by combustion engines a remarkable achievement for a country that in another world 1st plants and the sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2025 but like most headlines is a huge contradiction in no ways come it changed credentials while the country is western europe's biggest exporter of oil and gas and has managed to save one trillion dollars and its sovereign wealth funds from exports last month they are auction off $61.00 offshore production licenses yes it plans to drill for more oil and gas that includes some 125 licenses to drill in the arctic barren see a relatively unspoiled corner of the planet's continues to. summations at home it's x. 40 emissions overseas mostly to china and fax noways the 7th biggest exporter of emissions after cotta the top 3 being russia sa

chile has to tread carefully through. 5 g. coming soon to a smartphone a you if you live in chile that is the government here wants to have speedy 5th generation networks covering most of the country within 2 years. there are various studies that say thanks to fry chiles g.d.p. could increase by one percentage per year between now and 2035 means an extra $30000000000.00 the economy if we just innovate and develop each application based on the basic infrastructure that is right now that america. has it installs its networks chile is having to take extra care he needs to avoid upsetting 2 of its biggest trading partners china in the u.s. washington is aging allies not to involve chinese firms like walk away in their rollouts saying it'll give beijing an easy way to steal data from now chile is avoiding taking sides leaving it up to the telecoms firms to decide who supplies their equipment and they damn well yet are allowing the companies that provide the service to make their commercial decisions free and provided the technical

chile has vaccinated a greater percentage of its population than most other countries in the world the government made fact scene deals with a number of different drug firms early last year here the beyond tech pfizer vaccine developed in germany and china signed of act fact seen are available the under the regulation the government didn't just buy enough vaccine doses early on but it also involved the health sector early to even before the vaccines arrive we have received detailed not collation plans and information that we are going to sue but if it's not just schools that are serving as vaccination centers but parks too there's very little red tape and that's another reason for chile's vaccination success more than one in 5 have received at least their 1st. 2028 was the year of fear 2021 will be the year of. when the pandemic began the government's response was chaotic strict lockdowns came too late and when they did many people were forced to rely on food donations from charities. coronavirus cases soared among poor children and well. and in some neighborhoods residents protested a

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chile is supplying a 5 g. rollout over the next couple of years that could leave its south american neighbors in the dust it hopes to use super fast mobile networks to boost its industrial output but this 2 of its major trade partners the u.s. and china locked in dispute over the security of 5 g. chile has to tread carefully. 5 g. coming soon to a smartphone near you if you live in chile that is the government here wants to have speedy 5th generation networks covering most of the country within 2 years. there are various studies that say thanks to fry chiles g.d.p. could increase by one percentage per year between now and 2035 means an extra $30000000000.00 the economy if we just innovate and develop each application based on the basic infrastructure that is right. if they're single. as it installs its networks chile is having to take extra care he needs to avoid upsetting 2 of its biggest trading partners china in the u.s. washington is urging allies not to involve chinese firms like walk away in their rollou

how has chile managed to get so quick vaccinated. hi ben thank you for the interview. my question is that we have a really great connection between the size and idea with the government and the private sector as well as. the citizenship together with the fact that you know a long history a long provision of like nations so we have a very well organized for several decades back to nation programs here for all the boxes on what is going to reach all the way from the north of the country to the south to every small town so we have a very strong network of health care system and provide support for the clinician campaign so you reckon that's one of the reasons behind this that having regular vaccine campaigns for other diseases. is behind the success it is something is missing in some countries and is said to have led to so much public skepticism about vaccines in general. right so that's one reason and also. i think in all the many recent based on this size the research that we do here we're a long stout established. collaboration scien

these cherry orchard may look innocent or not but they're part of a mounting debate here in chile over chinese investment and possible control over this country's most important and strategic industries. africa and india are leading a push of the world trade organization to drop a centrist directions on carbon $1000.00 vaccines more than $100.00 countries say that would allow greater access to vaccines for developing nations now according to a campaign group called one rich countries according excess doses preventing poor nations from getting them it's estimated that that's up plus. a virus as would be enough to vaccinate the entire adult population of africa johns hopkins university found nearly half of those who've been fully vaccinated so far are in the united states and only 10 countries have been able to back so that's in a more than 75 percent of their populations and the u.n. secretary general antonio terra's says the inequality of the vaccine distribution is wildly uneven and unfair for me to reports now from johannesburg. on the border it's been a year since the 1st call over

china has set its sights on chile it may be a small country but it has a very. the long and strategic pacific coastline and lots of resources that the agent giant needs but that's not the only attraction the most important thing for china is. window shop in. their region. to say. you know we are in. america but while chile's economic growth a great deal to china members of congress are warning of an aggressive investment offensive not from private capital but from the chinese state yes you might want if you don't regulate the participation of a foreign slide in your economy that economy could be nationalized not by our own country but rather by a foreign state that's what we've presented a bipartisan bill to level the playing field for everyone because we're facing an offensive by the chinese site the wants to take over strategic sectors of the economy what the congressman has called drafted a proposal that seeks to regulate foreign state ownership in strategic and geopolitical sectors of the economy on the top of his list is the chinese state's majority control

america but while chile's economic growth a great deal to china members of congress are warning of an aggressive investment offensive not from private capital but from the chinese state yes you might want if you don't regulate the participation of reforms light in your economy that economy could be nationalized not around country but rather by a foreign state that's what we've presented a bipartisan bill to level the playing field for everyone because we're facing an offensive by the chinese side the wants to take over strategic sectors of the economy the congressman has called drafted a proposal that seeks to regulate farm state ownership in strategic and geopolitical sectors of the economy on the top of his lip. it is the chinese state's majority control of electricity distribution in chile cherry orchards like the one you see here may not seem to fit that description but chinese companies are increasingly buying more and more agricultural land like this farm to produce one of chile's prime exports fruit especially cherries and that's raising concerns that china may be moving toward

these cherry orchard may look innocent enough but they're part of a mounting debate here in chile over chinese investment and possible control over this country's most important and strategic industries. 3 jury members have been selected so far for the trial of a white policeman accused of killing george floyd. he was on top. so he doesn't. take the time to. lloyd died in may last year during a worldwide protests fall minneapolis office said over his face and charges of 2nd degree murder and manslaughter the courts set aside 3 weeks to choosing the judas john hendren has more from minneapolis. on day one of jury selection in the case of the former police officer accused of murdering george floyd the court picked 3 jurors one a white chemist a man from minneapolis another is a white man who works as an auditor and says he's got a friend who's a police officer and he's got a relatively negative view of black lives matter the 3rd is a woman of color who says her uncle is a police officer and all 3 said that they felt they could judge the case fairly race is particularly important in this

how has chile managed to get so quick a fax and a. thank you for that interview. my question really is. really great connection between. reading and we think on the private sector of well off. to get a little with a 5 but you know long history a long provision of. nations so we have a very well organized for several decades to nation program here for all the benefit. so one is going to reach all the way from the north of the country to the south to every small town so we have a very strong network of health care systems and provide support for the connection complaining so you reckon that's one of the reasons behind this is that having regular vaccine campaigns for other diseases. is behind the success it is something is missing in some countries and is said to have led to so much public skepticism about vaccines in general. right so that's one reason and also. i think the longer menu isn't based on this size the research that we do here we're aiming status dovish. collaboration scientific and clinical collaboration with some of the d

america but while chile's economic growth a great deal to china members of congress. so warning of an aggressive investment offensive not from private capital but from the chinese state yes you're not me or not if you don't regulate the participation of a foreign slide in your economy that economy could be nationalized not by our own country but rather by a foreign state that's what we've presented a bipartisan bill to level the playing field for everyone because we're facing an offensive by the chinese site the wants to take over strategic sectors of the economy the congressman has called drafted a proposal that seeks to regulate farm state ownership in strategic and geopolitical sectors of the economy on the top of his list is the chinese state's majority control of electricity distribution in chile cherry orchard like the one you see here may not seem to fit that description but chinese companies are increasingly buying more and more agricultural land like this farm to produce one of chile's prime exports fruit especially cherries and that's raising concerns that c

america but while chile's economic growth owns a great deal to china members of congress are warning of an aggressive investment offensive not from private capital but from the chinese state yes you're not i or not if you don't regulate the participation of a foreign site in your economy that economy could be nationalized not by our own country but rather by a foreign state that's what we've presented a bipartisan bill to level the playing field for everyone because we're facing an offensive by the chinese side the wants to take over strategic sectors of the economy what the congressman has called drafted a proposal that seeks to regulate farm state ownership in strategic and geopolitical sectors of the economy on the top of his list is the chinese states majority control of electricity distribution in chile cherry orchard like the. when you see here may not seem to fit that description but chinese companies are increasingly buying more and more agricultural land like this farm to produce one of chile's prime exports fruit especially cherries and that's raising concerns that china ma

more than 80 percent of the population in chile should be. native baiji. and here's a look at a few other developments in the coronavirus pandemic authorities in the state of ra just on in northern india have started limiting vaccinations to major hospitals due to a shortage of doses a committee of british lawmakers says england's test and trace system has not yet proven its worth and there is little evidence of its overall effectiveness the scheme cost almost $27000000000.00 euros and johnson and johnson has told the e.u. it's facing supply issues that may complicate plans to deliver 55000000 doses of vaccine to the block in the 2nd quarter of the year. for well here in germany a facemask procurement scandal has rocked the conservative political establishment a lawmaker from chancellor merkel seaview party is stepping over payments he received for brokering facemask deals for local authorities and another conservative member of parliament from the city used by ferry and sister party c.s.u. is quitting his parliamentary group following claims he made 60000

anchor: chinese state-owned companies are getting a bigger foothold in chile.ans are proposing a way to stop them. we have this report. reporter: from the billion-dollar acquisition of one of the largest companies come into the purchase of copper and lithium lines, refineries and fruit fields, china has set its sights on chile. it may be a small country, but has a strategic coastline, and lots of resources, but that is not the only attraction. >> the most important thing for china is to have a shop in the region. to say, you know, we are here in chile, the most stable country in latin america. reporter: members of congress are warning of an aggressive investment offensive, not from private capital, but the chinese state. >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: if you don't regulate the participation in your economy, that economy could be nationalized not by our own country, but a foreign state. that is why we presented a bipartisan deal to level the playing field, because we are facing in offenses by the chinese state that wants to overtake strategic sect

how has chile managed to get so quick and facts and i. thank you for that interview. my question is. really great connection between. reading and we think on women in the private sector of well off. to get a little with a 5 but you know long history a long probation of. nations so we have a very well organized for several decades to nation program here for all the poverty. so what is going to reach all the way from the north of the country to the south to if it was town so we have a very strong network of health care systems can provide support for the commission complaining so you reckon that's one of the reasons behind this is that having regular vaccine campaigns for other diseases. is behind this success it is something is missing in some countries and is said to have led to so much public skepticism about vaccines in general. right so that's one reason and also. in another many recent based on this size the research we do here we're aiming to have a scottish. collaboration scientific and clinical collaborations with some of the devil

this cherry orchard may look innocent enough but they're part of a mounting debate here in chile over chinese investment and possible control over this country's most important and strategic industries. now a day later than planned a court in the u.s. has begun the process of choosing a jury in the trial of the former police officer charged with killing george floyd he died in may last year after a white police officer derrick jovan knelt on his neck for nearly 9 minutes he's facing charges of 2nd degree murder and manslaughter floyd's death prompted worldwide protests and calls for racial justice john hendren as the latest now from minneapolis. where they've gone through half a dozen or so jurors and they have selected one so far interestingly to the people who were not selected were hispanic and betty interesting in this case because the prosecution is going to want people of color on their jury because those. people might be more likely to have an understanding of the kind of interaction between people of color and police that his come up in this case the big question is did derric

chile is planning a 5 g. rollout that could leave its south american neighbors in the dust superfast networks should boost industrial output and their hopes of attracting big name foreign firms like amazon but 2 major trading partners the u.s. and china arguing over the security of 5 g. chile needs to tread carefully. 5 g. coming soon to a smartphone near you if you live in chile that is the government here wants to have speedy 5th generation networks covering most of the country within 2 years. there are various studies that say thanks to fried chiles g.d.p. could increase by one percentage per year between now and 2035 means an extra $30000000000.00 of the economy if we just innovate and develop each application based on the basic infrastructure that is right now that. if they're single. as it installs its networks chile is having to take extra care he needs to avoid upsetting 2 of its biggest trading partners china in the u.s. washington is surging allies not to involve chinese firms like walk away in thei

world's hardest hit nations now has one of the world's fastest coronavirus vaccination campaigns but chile is still struggling to contain the virus. i mean you see you know many in santiago chile has reached a milestone 5000000 back to nations investment 6 weeks and yet it hasn't made a dent in the soaring number of defections and that's from a poll that 19. hello i'm come on santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera european union drugs regulators have found no evidence the astra zeneca vaccine causes blood clots but safety concerns are slowing the e.u. is vaccination drive. also in the news protesters stormed the presidential palace in aden as the u.n. envoy to yemen warns the conflict is only getting worse like a war zone thousands of families flee parts of me and to escape martial law imposed by the. low everyone was starting in chile where there was growing alarm over the increasing number of coronavirus cases despite the country having one of the world's leading vaccine rollouts about a 5000000 people have now had their 1st jab more than a quarter of the population

these cherry orchard may look innocent enough but they're part of a mounting debate here in chile over chinese investment and possible control over this country's most important and strategic industries. 3 jury members have been selected so far for the trial of a white policeman accused of killing george floyd he died in may last year triggering worldwide protests format minneapolis officer derek chauvin is facing charges of 2nd degree murder and manslaughter john hendren has the latest now from minneapolis. interestingly 2 of the people who were not selected were hispanic and and bad it's interesting in this case because the prosecution is going to want people of color on that jury because those people might be more likely to have an understanding of the kind of interaction between people of color and police that has come up in this case the big question is did derrick show over and the police officer murdered george floyd. did he know knowingly do so and you know essentially. what were his motivations here and they've got a few charges one is murder 2 the other one is manslaughter in

chile is the world's kovac 19 vaccination champion while the e.u. makes sluggish progress on inoculation the country of 19000000 on south america's pacific coast has already caught up with and overtaken vaccine heavyweights like the u.s. and britain chile was quick to get its orders for vaccines in early from astra zeneca johnson and johnson and finds a biotech but also from sign of back on the. nick faxing president sebastiaan piniella oversees the vaccination campaign personally vaccination centers they're everywhere from parking lots to football stadiums nobody has to make an appointment and anyone who's up for the 2nd shot is also free to walk in and get it officials want 80 percent of the country fully vaccinated by june that means her demeanor. however the successful vaccination campaign has yet to translate into a reduction in numbers infected daily infections are reaching record highs health officials fear the campaign may have inadvertently encouraged people to become complacent about prevention measures and take increased risks. alexis col

by contrast chile's president has just obtained congressional approval to extend the world's longest curfew as part of a state of sanitary emergency declared exactly one year ago critics question whether the real motive for such a long curfew is to maintain crowd control and use the army to patrol in rest of areas of south central chile. the government insists is indispensable to combat the epidemic but as an ocular continue full speed ahead the biggest challenge as we come to convince people not to lower their guard at the end of the pandemic may be closer but it's still far away you see in human al-jazeera santiago. friends have been demanding justice for one of the world's greatest footballers jack emerged on a 6 year old daughter of a heart attack in november we chose to have a brain surgery supporters of the argentinian the little believe his death was caused by medical negligence to his public prosecutor has ordered an investigation into whether there's a case or a wrongful death trial is about is being with the protests as important services she explains why so many are demand

how has chile managed to get so quick and vaccinated. thank you for the interview. my question is. really great connection between american reading our. private sector of well our. share to go along with the 5 but you know long long probation. like nations so we have a very well organized for several decades to nation program here for all the policy. so what is going to reach all the way from the north of the country to the south to every small town so we have a very strong network of health care. provider or part of the documentation complaining so you reckon that's one of the reasons behind this that having regular vaccine campaigns for other diseases. is behind this success it is something is missing in some countries and is said to have led to so much public skepticism about vaccines in general. right so that's one reason and also. in all the many recent based on this science the research we do here we're aiming to stay out of scottish. collaboration scientific and clinical collaborations with some of the devil a person of our commun

hello there i'm just on the attack and this is al jazeera live from dar also coming up chile expand to throw down to cover off its population as coronavirus case a spike in hospital capacity stretched to the limit. i feel scared at all times you know. the lone. asian american communities on a lot in the u.s. after the shootings in atlanta stoke fear and hate crime. and let the countdown begin more signs the took your olympics or will go ahead with a state of emergency about to be lifted. china has warned the u.s. to stay out of its internal affairs as top diplomats from the world's 2 largest economies hold talks in alaska chinese foreign minister also says it's time to repair relations with the u.s. which are us an all time low it's the 1st high level meeting between the superpowers under president joe biden's administration u.s. secretary of state anthony being can say as they will discuss a wide range of human rights issues including taiwan hong kong and the crackdown on weekend muslims and. who cares as china of threatening the international order of china retaliated by pointing out

these cherry orchard may look innocent enough but they're part of a mounting debate here in chile over china's investment and possible can. troll over this country's most important and strategic industries. quit coming. to ivory coast now where president. has taken 100. to 255 seats. which the. reports from. the last contentious. seat. just a few minutes ago. by the election officials and the seats for you. so from indications now the president of. the seats in parliament in fact the projections that he party has. been. to the other political parties now this is the official statement so far. and we expect a formal statement from the election commission to tell us how about this so it's almost settled now. by the respective. projects. because. the opposition to the presidential election is. on its performance in subsequent elections and this is what the. right across are because. devastation devastatingly pervasive and made worse by the pandemic that's the dire assessment from the biggest reported to violence against women which has just been released the world health organization says

and chile is making plans for a 5 g. roll out hoping not to be drawn into a dispute between the u.s. and china over suppliers. who are welcome to the show i'm seeing beardsley in berlin once among the largest container ships in the world and it's currently stuck in egypt's suez canal blocking dozens of cargo vessels and tankers efforts are ongoing to dislodge the ever given by transport firm evergreen before further disrupts the global shipping system and the suez canal is a choke point for world trade it connects asia and europe and sees 30 percent of the global volume of shipping containers every single day it's also an important transit point for oil and natural gas one reason why oil prices rose over 5 percent on monday the question for shippers now is how long it'll take to pry the vessel out. can't go forward can't go back to the 400 metre long container ship the ever given has wedged itself between the eastern and western banks blocking the canal completely the ship's owner evergreen says a 50 kilometer an hour gu

women are calling for it feministic emergency to be declared in the world to put an end to this in chile there's also the issue of abortion which is not available readily of to women unlike in some neighboring countries like argentina and uruguay and finally just the fact that the fair and free treatment salaries of male chauvinism something that is so well known in latin america the list is very very long but there is one thing barbara that people are celebrating on this international women's day in chile and that is the upcoming constitutional assembly which after a lot of pushing and fighting out here on the streets women were were able to get 50 percent of the day that was the delegates to be women in other words for there to be gender parity to right to. new constitution and that certainly can be considered a great achievement because i was just going to ask you lucy you know the stay rolls around every year and you know us media everywhere kind of focuses on issues but i guess what you're saying is that the least in chile there are changes that are tangible differences in improveme

hundreds of independents are running but chile's complex electoral system has been designed to favor the country's mainstream political blocs which have long resisted calls for profound reforms to guarantee basic social rights. the biggest danger is the very listless process is viewed as credible the social crisis and uprising that led to calls for a new constitution will get worse you see a human al-jazeera buying it. mauritania's former president mohamed old and 10 senior political figures have all been charged with corruption they relate to an investigation into these as finances during his decade long rule one of his sons in law to former prime ministers and 5 former ministers are all among those facing charges. that this is al jazeera these are the headlines there are reports that gunmen have kidnapped students from a college in northern nigeria the abduction happened and could do in a state in the 1st time a high institution of learning has been targeted no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack but scholars like her.

chile has now surpassed israel as the country with the narges percentage of citizens to be inoculated but it will be months before 80 percent of the population is vaccinated and in the meantime a new aggressive wave of coverage 19 is forcing authorities to impose more lockdowns it seems pretty clear that a dose of overconfidence mixed with pandemic fatigue. are making many people take unnecessary risks new data shows that while the vaccine is helping to keep the elderly out of intensive care units hospitals here in chile are receiving record numbers of patients under the age of 14. brazil it's the worst of both worlds not enough vaccines a few precautions and now record numbers of people dying nearly 2300 on wednesday alone in sao paolo your family mourns one of the latest victims to be taken by the virus got a mind to kidney now more than ever people have to understand the seriousness of this unfortunately every family's pain for the irresponsibility of others. in order to state capitals 80 percent of intensive care units are occupied in brazil's largest cities there are 90 percent f

there are 3 of the worst hit countries in the region brazil mexico and chile. but argentina also has a nervous on his other struggling neighbors. and the truth is that the neighboring countries are doing very poorly regarding the pandemic and it's good for us to close a bit to restrict to be able to resolve the problem internally. argentina has suffered more than 55000 deaths from the covered 1000 virus but the authorities in one osiris are particularly concerned about the situation over its long border with brazil where more than 307000 people have died and nearly 13000000 have been infected many of them by the particularly virulent p one and p 2 strains of the virus. i called covert and when i arrived here i was almost dead 10 others that it's serious because because when it hits you when it hits your lungs you get weak weak weak. neighboring chile soar record number of stepan 1600 infections in a single day despite a tight lockdown covering almost the whole country and the robust max nation program does reach more than half its 90000000 population and some n

i'm going to see in human infants chile a country that is now leading the world in 1000 inoculations and yet the number of infections is escalating. it's a stimulus plan the u.s. president joe biden says will give millions of americans a fighting chance the house of representatives has approved his $1.00 trillion dollars covert 19 belief bill that includes funding for more vaccines and extends unemployment benefits alan fisher has more from washington d.c. . thank you cheers and applause the house delivered joe biden has twice the significant victory as president a 1.9 trillion dollar call good relief bill and all done without a single republican vote in support. this is a momentous day in the history of our country because we have passed historic consequential and transformative legislation thanks goes to the senators who are standing here are great committee chairs and all of our senators who pulled together as one unit beating back killer amendments making sure the bill was as strong as possible the bill has overwhelming support across the country 61 percent approval but republica

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many more the 80 percent of the population in chile should be vaccinated by june. say look at some of the other developments worldwide in the coronavirus pandemic authorities in the state of raw just in northern india have started limiting vaccinations to major hospitals due to a shortage of doses a committee of british lawmakers say england's test and trade system has not yet proven its worth and there is little evidence of its overall effectiveness scheme cost almost $27000000000.00 euros and johnson and johnson has told the e.u. it's facing supply issues that may call click a plans to deliver 55000000 doses of its vaccine to the block in the 2nd quarter of the year. you're watching t w news still to come a look at the long wait and struggles ahead for asylum seekers stuck in mexico during the trial presidents. the 1st the british royal family has responded to the explosive interview given by prince harry and his wife macon markel in a statement the queen said she takes their allegations of racism seriously millions have watched the interview which has divided pu

women in chile did not have a right to free. and open abortion without any particular cause only to get in chile in the case of rape or if the mother's life is in danger but guess feminism femen femicide some sorry have to have jumped to a normal sleep in chile as in the rest of latin american fact that a recent u.n. report shows that this is the region of the world with the highest number of senate sides per capita of anywhere in the world and so women here are asking for legislation to finally. come to terms with that the women's movement in chile has become very strong very influential and so women here have been celebrating the fact that there's going to be a new constitution and the 50 percent of the delegates to that constituent assembly will be women and that was that was something that being one it was a victory one from the pressure that women have been exerting both on the streets and in congress you can see that women are still arriving here but there are thousands and thousands more ahead of me they were sent scurryi

among them on a mission we made one of the independent candidates facing challenges in a key vote in chile. the fight against corona virus is far from over that's the warning to americans from joe biden in his 1st primetime address since becoming us president is urging people to get vaccinated as well as to keep social distancing and wearing face masks he says history will record the us overcame one of its toughest and darkest periods when i came in office you may recall i set a goal that many you said was kind of way over the top. i said i intended to get 100000000 shots in people's arms in my 1st 100 days in office tonight i can say we're not going to meet that goal we're going to beat that goal because we've actually on track to reach this goal of 100000000 shots in arms on my 60th day in office no other country in the world has done this none well biden's also called on americans to put up a united front against the virus and condemned the violence asian americans have suffered throughout the pandemic too often we've turned against one another a mask the easiest thing to do to save liv

this time they mean business that's the message chile's government to send by deploying thousands of soldiers onto the streets to help police enforce new lockdown to nationwide here in the capital residents 100 lock down can only leave home with special permits and risks fines or even arrest if they don't have them. do deceive us lug a very harsh measures for the population. and every affected county by county we haven't taken this this is in light. in the last 24 hours infections and deaths from coated 19 with the highest since last june leaving hospitals on the brink of collapse critics say that excessive relaxation of restrictions during the summer and insufficent of force and of the restrictions that remain is to blame for this sanitary crisis now one out of every 3 chileans is under total lockdown and on the weekends 95 percent of the country will have to remain at home the government is also declaring full lock downs for an even larger portion of the country and. it's very sad what's happening many of those in hospital may never see their families again. usual with debts climb

brazil reports a record number of coded 19 deaths while chile struggles to contain the outbreak even with one of the world's fastest vaccination campaigns. hello i'm down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up like a war zone thousands of families from parts of me and ma to a state marshal nor imposed by the gentle. chants going to listen. to nothing to teach you can only sing to you. which for me scarred but free after a traumatic escape from kid not as in nigeria but many families are still waiting for their missing children. since i was when you wrote i grew up in poverty will not get the plight of the poor how the child task on bill could affect the outcome of the dutch election. is a success story when it comes to getting people vaccinated against coronavirus about a 3rd of its population more than 5000000 people have had their 1st job but it's still in a code 9000 crisis that doesn't look like ending anytime soon latin america at its embassy in yemen reports now from santiago. a severe health crisis in the latin american country one might be least had expect

missed on the attack and this is al jazeera live from doha and also coming up challenging times for chile the military is helping to enforce a lockdown in coronavirus case. that the countdown begins at more signs the turkey olympics will go ahead with a state of emergency about to be lifted. and hoping for a more fruitful future but there's new anxiety in afghanistan about the withdrawal of u.s. troops. while china has warned the u.s. to stay out of its internal affairs as top diplomats from the wilds 2 largest economies hold talks and alaska chinese foreign minister also says it's time to repair relations with the u.s. which are as an all time low it's the 1st high level meeting between the superpowers under president joe biden's administration u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken says they'll discuss a wide range of human rights issues including taiwan hong kong and the crackdown on reka muslims and she accuses china of threatening the international order while china retaliated by pointing out the u.s. cannot speak for the rest of the wild. with the judged by population scale well th

everyone for get this is our 0 live from doha also coming out of his era goes inside a hospital in chile where the number of coded by 900 cases a still causing a lot on despite a successful vaccine rollout. voters in the netherlands decide whether to keep this plan prime minister mark water in power as they head to the polls. one of the students showed up i was the one trying to rescue it was like beginning it was just telling me to do is leave the mountain i told him i can leave here harrowing tales of escaping kidnappers in nigeria but some families still waiting for their children to come home. a day after some sharp words from pyongyang the u.s. secretaries of state and defense are in south korea on the 2nd stop of their asia tour and the blinken and lloyd austin of bolstering alliances in the region on that 1st foreign trip since taking office in japan on tuesday they criticized what they called china's coercion and aggression in asia north korea's nuclear ambitions are expected to be the top issue in seoul and the influential sister of north korea's leader has warned the u.s. not t